30 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Garland Daily News
Location
Garland, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1963
Page
1
A wartime writer explains his fear of public speaking and explains how a typewriter lets him express himself. He recalls army drills and the need to finish sentences, then reveals a friend’s insistence on a July speech about the U S Rifle M 1 and his reluctance to participate.
Garland building permits rose in June with 182 permits issued and a month total of 2,536,897 led by 89 single family dwellings. Six big apartment projects added 906,611, while year to date permits reached 1,077 for 13,406,733.34 toward a 25 million annual target. New South Garland High School slated to start July.
The Garland Daily News promotes a Speech Speech system claiming you can learn Spanish in 24 hours of study. The course includes a textbook two 45 RPM records and a dictionary of working words priced via coupon offers. Readers can obtain the full $14.85 package for 98.85 using four 50 cent coupons.
A long piece profiles Monzie Rayna and fellow Dallas area barbers Santos and Thelma Lumpkins, detailing their careers since the 1950s, family ties to the trade, and memories of clients like a man named John Brownrigg whom Monzie recalls cutting years ago. The article notes marriages, schooling, shop locations in Dallas Garland and Casa View, and family involvement in barbering.
Garland suffered a telephone disruption Friday with about an hour of outage. Of 455 circuits into Dallas near Garland Road Kingsley, 200 were affected mainly the 110 long distance line. Callers had to contact the Garland operator during the failure. The cause was holes in the cable from electrolysis, affecting Broadway 8 and KRLD lines.
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday with light southerly winds. Tonight's low in the lower 70s and Sunday highs in the middle 90s.
Garland Police Chief Henry C Ashley announced changes on handling dogs cats and other animals in violation of city ordinance. Unlicensed or unvaccinated animals will be cited and owners must place the animal in a veterinary hospital at their expense for ten days. If the owner cannot be found the animal stays in the City Pound for ten days with proper data. Release hours are 1 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday with pickup arranged at the City Pound.
Girl Scout and Brownie troops completed a two week Day Camp at Shady Acres with 218 girls guiding demonstrations of outdoor living basics. The program emphasized resourcefulness and self reliance through projects like table lashing Navajo rug making and outdoor cooking. Mrs Darby and Mrs Burkard chaired the camp and the site earned inspection by the American Camping Association with praise from Camp Fire Girls executive director Lucile Oglesby.
Mrs Grace Rushing 7 204 Nash died Saturday at her home of a heart attack. She is survived by her husband David H. Rushing three daughters Mrs R L McAdam Weatherford Mrs M C Morton Dallas Mrs H B Cheek Dallas one son David Edmond Rushing Nevada Texas 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren A member of the Primitive Baptist Church Arnold Texas Continued on Page
In Picture No 1 Mrs O M Strohl day camp business manager and Mrs Peter J Darby day camp director guide Senior Girl Scout Coretta Ball in lashing tables for outdoor living. Picture No 2 shows soap making with lye and beacon fat as Mrs Garner Marr tests hardness while Marianne Burkard Marilyn Wilson Glenda Shoemaker and Paula Foster observe the cold water process. Picture No 3 features Navajo rug weaving by Mrs Billie Burkard assistant day camp director as Brownie Rita Partridge hands cattail leaves interwoven with twine. Photos by Dick Nalley.
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