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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
8
The director of the Texas Animal Health Commission announces the reaccreditation of Van Zandt County as a Modified Accredited Tuberculosis Losin Area. Todd Berry, Van Zandt County Agent, received the certificate valid for six years.
A writer recalls commercial excess during Christmas in New York and a taxi driver’s reflection on the season’s true meaning. The driver pleads to teach children about Jesus, even offering a donation to the Salvation Army, highlighting a rare moment of genuine sentiment.
Xpress 116 thanks Van Zandt County residents for their splendid cooperation with its representatives during work in the area and requests continued support to maintain the tuberculosis status of the county.
Dorough, branch office manager of Grand Saline, attended the Central region managers conference at the Baker Hotel in Dallas. The meeting discussed plans for the company’s sixth anniversary year in 1963 as stated by regional director Lee Searcy of Dallas.
A Knight family hosts a Christmas party with members including Mrs Henry Knight, Mis Hort on, Chester Davis, Mr and Mrs Roger Anderson, Mr and Mrs Weney Knight, and John Williams of Dallas attending. The gathering features holiday exchanges and neighborly fellowship among local clans and families.
The Gleaners class of Main St. Baptist met at Mrs. Lottie Tierce’s home for a Christmas party with co hosts Mrs Ruth Collins and Mrs Hank Inn. The event included prayers, a devotional, games, stories, carols, and refreshments as Bill Hawkins led prayers and Tommie Matthews read a story. Guests enjoyed redangle cake green whipped cream and coffee while gifts were exchanged and special gifts given to Mrs. Tommie Matthews and Mrs. Donie Eux.
Farmers should finish plowing and read the 1965 Farmer's Tax Guide from the Internal Revenue Service before year end. County agents urge obtaining the 67 page booklet to understand tax obligations and avoid late penalties after December 31.
National Geographic notes a century old shift altered land along the Rio Grande. Mexico received a large area around El Paso after treaty ratifications in 1964. Four miles of channeling the river into a concrete border segment is planned.
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