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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
3
A light, practical guide presenting Bleu Cheese Rice Salad as a two in one dish for hot days. It explains preparing ahead, garnishes like avocado or olives, and pairing with broiled chops and tomatoes for a complete meal. Includes a recipe for making 6 to 8 servings.
Stanley Bratcher, former Grand Saline resident and son of Nat and Leah Bratcher of Dallas, will lead Earl Garrett Street Church of Christ in Kerrville. He comes from Southwest Church of Christ in Houston where he directed work and hosted Power for Today. The family will reside at 855 Earl Garrett Street.
The Corinth correspondent reports the death of Robin Bates of Jones and injuries to his family from a Weatherford car crash. Funeral services for Robin were held at Sand Flat, with local condolences and wishes for recovery. The column also notes visits from local residents to family members, church attendance, and social events through the week.
The Nazarene Chapel hosts its regular fifth Sunday afternoon singing on August 30 starting at 2 PM. Mrs. Ruby Ritchie invites friends to join and help sing. The note appears in the local church listing among various community visits and gatherings among residents of Tyler Kilgore and Dallas areas.
Freshman party is scheduled for Sept. 15 at Grand Saline High School. Future Homemakers Association officers Patricia Etheridge Judy Thomas and Wanda Fisher discussed a school library career center exhibit and met at Mrs. Stanley Appleton's home. They will hold monthly officer meetings with committee heads and the president will appoint Yearbook recreation finance special projects and socials.
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