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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
8
Home Demonstration Agent Maggie Peach promotes festive drinks and simple cranberry punch recipe. Suggestions include orange egg nog hot mulled cider Wassail cup and cranberry punch with lemon juice. Also advises vegetables with dips like carrot curls celery radish roses avocado dip and a reminder to get the Christmas Time at Home bulletin.
Instructions describe making home candles from milk cartons ice cream cartons or tin cans. Anchor wick with a hole and knot, then pour melted paraffin to form candles. Create square candles by joining four paraffin cakes, frost candles with colored paraffin and a whisked frosting layer.
In Austin a Pasteur tale and rabies vaccine progress follow a holiday mailing advisory. Postmaster Elizabeth Clay emphasizes three cent first class stamps ensure prompt delivery and forwarding if needed, with bundles for local and out of town cards and early mailing guidance.
A humorous Christmas note describes three gifts for Texas dairymen. The first is a DHIA package to help cooperatives share herd data, the second a testing package for pure bred breeders asking how to be a breeder without records, and the third a DIY private herd records kit for all other dairymen.
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs Elma Greens home with co hosts Mrs Ruby McCall and Mrs Elizabeth Mar ett. The group honored Mrs Lillie Glover on her birthday with gifts and cards. Two guests, Mrs Marsh and Mrs Nelson, attended as 25 members and guests enjoyed pie and coffee.
The Main Street Baptist Church nursery in Grand Saline held a Christmas party in the basement. Seventeen children exchanged gifts with Santa Claus present. Carols played as punch cookies and candy were served to thirty five attendees. Hostesses included Mrs Ola Ray Superintendent Mrs Floyd Vandergriff Assistant Superintendent Mrs W M Thompson teacher and Mrs Gus Thompson secretary.
The phrase describes a logical fallacy where the conclusion is assumed within the premise. It treats what must be proven as already accepted, effectively arguing in a circle.
C M Weaver Wills Point chief of police was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated in a Canton trial held in a district courtroom. The alleged offense occurred last August in Wills Point and drew a large crowd to a news court trial.
The term lynch originates from Charles Lynch, a colonial American planter and justice, whose name became associated with extrajudicial punishment. The practice later evolved into the verb and noun used in colonial and U.S. history.
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