Thanksgiving greetings and family visits in Union Grove
Thanksgiving brought gatherings from Union Grove to Dallas and Houston. Many residents hosted relatives including the Grimes, Davis, Ricks, Sobey and Aldridge families while others traveled to Longview Gilmer and Gladewater. A surprise reunion at a local laundromat reunited old friends.
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Harry Grimes
Phyllis
Salem
Alabama
Minnie Mae Balta
Houston
Mamie R.smith
Linn Wise
Children’s Hospital
Dallas
Mary Jo Stanley
Lillian Aldridge
L. L. White
Billy Reynolds
Pleasant
Odis L. Smith
Tommy Aldridge
Lance
Linda Beth Smith
Maurice McPeek
David
Lana
Jennifer Leigh
Mary Lou Cliff
Ricky
Virgil L. Moore
Mike
Jean Blalack
Joe Michael
Jeffry Barrow
James L. Aldridge
Melanie
Barbara Ann
Cynthia Kay
Jeffry Craig
Judson
M. P. Aldridge
Jimmy Don Aldridge
James D. Bibb Sr
James Sr
Cho
John Simmons
Lufkin
Raymond C. McCrary
Marcus
Arlington
W. L. Simmons
Gladewater
O. J. Whitwell
Charlie N. Tyer
Aubrey
Jesse Moore
Virgil Moore
Gladys White
Spring Hill
Longview
Jimmy Aldridge
Union Give
Clifford White
Austin Davis
Renean Davis
Winnsboro
Ken
Marcus McCrary
McCrarys
Simmons
Ida Dunnivant
Cecil Keyton
Lorena Mackey
Troy Ledbetter
Gilmer
Craig McCrary
Joan
John Howell
Holley
Midland
Lynn Bowden
Linda Brewer
Lisa
Bucky
Curtis Hester
Amy Jo
M.P. Aldridge
Jean
Baylor College Medical Center
Dr. Roberts
Bill Fleet
Bobby
Jewel) Dooly
Jewel
Lake Charles
Grace
Jimmy Nail
el Paso
California
Norma Mackey
Fleet
Union Grove
New Law Protects Consumers From Unauthorized Card Use
Congress passes a new law effective January 23 1971 clarifying liability for unauthorized credit card use. Cardholders owe nothing after reporting disappearance to the issuer by phone or letter, with cancellation on notice. pre notification losses capped at 50 dollars. Banks are barred from mailing unrequested cards. The rest of the text offers cookie packing tips and gardening plant buying advice.
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Jo Etta York
Congress
Computers aid Texas Health Department in record keeping
The Texas State Department of Health uses computers to shrink paper files into tapes and disks, enabling rapid searching and printing. W. E. Barrington Jr. leads the data processing office, noting the system holds vast data on diseases, births, deaths, immunizations and budgets, while programming remains the time consuming core task.
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Texas State Department of Health
W. E. Barrington Jr
Office of Data Processing
Austin
Data Processing Management Association
State Health Department
Barrington
Exmple
Texas
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