Thanksgiving visiting across towns in Grand Saline region
A long list of relatives and friends from Grand Saline and nearby towns shared Thanksgiving visits and holiday meals. Guests traveled from Dallas, Houston, Tyler, Texarkana, Shreveport and Memphis to spend time with families such as the Box, Craddock, Hollowell, Craw ford, Mitchell, Crosby, Watson, and Lambert households, with many noting extended family gatherings and marriage notices in the area.
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Mie James Leftwich
Edwin E Moore
Dalian
Vernon
Vernon Moore
Peo
Louis Gothart
Janie Cofer
Moores
Cafer
Mea
Jake Dickerson
EH. Petrea
Janet
Saltilio
Jean Gondman
Kathy
Kay
Karen
Tom Adams
Gordon Jordan
Joe Box
Ide Emerick
Tyler
Charlie Box
Mr. Box
Jerry Box
Houston
Texas
Rol Box
Aaron Craford
le York End
Mesquite
Aaron Crawford
Watson, Okie
Oma
Jackie Smith
Stephen Keith
Lloyd’ Lewin
Harry Hamilton
Harry
Mickey
Overton
Troup
Alf Robersor
Chuck
Dallas
BW. Swinney
Buster
Tunica
Mississippi
Lula Kine
James Craddock
Bonham
Craddock
Meri Craddock
Hoot Smith
Mark
Hurst
Grand Saline
Whatley
Smith
Danny Desha
Leah
Joe Bailey
Joe al
Bier
Rust
Willm
Joe Bartley
Texas Tech
Scotty
Howell McMakin
Kim
Tim
Men Quite
Herbert Clower
Kenneth Briges
Ken and Kelly
Royce + Thornton
Commerce
Porter
Kenneth Renrow
Molly
Patty
David
Hill City
Kansas
Bert Hollowell
Thanksgiving
Greil Hollowell
Jimmy Hollowell
Kimberly
J.T. Taylor
Garland
Wayne Johrson
Nona Attaway
Colfax
John Land
Terry Anderson
Austin
Charles Anderson
J.P. Dew
Cindy
Valerie
Mona
Duron Geddie
Artington
Frances
James Ray
Jimmy Mitchell
Charles
Frank Edmonson
Marshall
Pete Crosby
Jimmy
Shreveport
Weldon “Crosby
Little Daughter
Thanksgiving in SAND FLAT area noted in crowd
Community glimpses from SAND FLAT and nearby Mineola as residents attend church services and share tales of family visits. Beckys Becky and June Blakeley stay with grandmother Winnie Rumbe Tow in Mineola. Families from Pe Worth, Houston, Dallas, and Carrollton visit kin and celebrate Thanksgiving with pets.
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Phillip Mi
Billy
Joe
Alien Pinkerton
Bob Me Makin
Katy
Carrollton
Warns of Monoxide Danger From Health Department
The Texas State Department of Health warns of carbon monoxide risks as cooler weather arrives. Gasoline, kerosene, wood, natural and manufactured fuels in heaters, cars, and appliances can produce deadly levels quickly. Move to fresh air immediately and ventilate if needed. Regular car maintenance and open garage doors are advised to prevent carbon monoxide buildup in homes.
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Texas State Dept. of Health
Texas State Department of Health
Jess
Health Department
Major Curnutt Graduates From Army Chaplain School
Major Curnutt graduates from the U S Army Chaplain School in Hamilton New York as one of 26 chaplains completing the Associate Chaplain Officer Career Course The ceremony honored graduates from 14 nations and various U S states Eight graduates serve in National Guard or Army Reserve and will take new or existing assignments The graduation speaker was George G Meade Fort Meade Fort Meade Maryland and the ceremony noted the long history of the Army Chaplaincy
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U.S. Army
Schoo
Ort
Hamilton
New York
United States
Army Chaplaincy
National Guard
Army
Ned R. Graves
United States Army
Fort
George G. Meade
Maryland
Planarian worm learns, a tiny primitive pupil
Did You Know reports that the planarian worm, about a quarter inch long, can be trained to anticipate and respond to shock showing true learning. Also noted three former independent states include Texas and Vermont per National Geographic. giraffes sleep about two hours nightly with heads upright.
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Texas
Vermont
Natonal’ Geographic
District Deputy Grand Masters Named for Texas Mason District 12
The Grand Lodge of Texas appoints district deputies for 182 Masonic districts. Taylor, a merchant and Past Master of Castilian Lodge 141 Canton, among leaders, becomes District Deputy Grand Master for District 12 which includes six lodges in Van Zamit County. inspectors cannot check every package. frequent spot checks occur statewide to prevent inequitable transactions.
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Kaya A. Saywor
Matons
van Zamit County
Taylor
Canton
Lions Club
Th First Methodist
White
Regulia
Cation
Grand Lodge of
Texas
Waco
Masonic
Owl wings muffling noise aid silent flight and hunting
The text notes that owls rely on sound over sight for prey capture, with wing fringes muffling noise. It mentions long underwater trips becoming possible after new navigation methods, and cites Harvard University founded in 1636 as the oldest college in the United States.
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National Geographic Angs
Harvard University
United States
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