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Grand Saline Sun

Location

Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1956

Page

9

Farmers May Benefit From Security Change

Self employed farmers may gain under a new method for reporting net earnings for social security. The Tyler Social Security office manager says the option affects years ending December 31 1950 and later. If gross income from agricultural self employment exceeds 1800 the farmer must report actual net income. if actual net is below 1200 they may elect to report 1200. If net gross exceeds 1500 and net over 1200 the option does not apply. The change, replacing prior method, aims to enhance protection for small farmers.

Leve M. Copeland Tyler Copeland

Rites Held for Edgewood Leader J J Rockenbaugh

Funeral services were held Friday at 3 p m at First Baptist Edgewood for Jesse James Rockenbaugh 61 prominent business and civic leader and Baptist layman who died after a heart attack at Colonial Hospital in Terrell on December 6 Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery Newman Brothers directing He is survived by wife Blanche two daughters Grace Cheatham and Edythe Mann a son James Ray and six grandsons with brothers and sisters listed He held multiple community roles including deacon treasurer and organizer of church and local civic groups

First Baptist Church Jesse James Rockenbaugh Edgewood Colonial Hospital Terrell J. M. Stagner Pirot Baptist Church W. EF. Howard Victoria Perry D. Rich Ardson Cheatham Memorial Methodist Church Oak Hill Newman’ Brothers Mr. Rockenbaugh Abilene Texas John Henry Rockenbaugh Williama Chapel Wills Point Mie Planche John Firet Pantiat Church Folgewood Continental 617 Co Conneo Servicr Reckenhaneh Edgewood Masonic Lodge Edgewood Kiens Club Quarterback Club Edgewood Merchants Association Blanche Rockenbaugh James Ray Rockenbaugh Grand Prairie Grace Cheatham Edythe Mann John Roeckenbraugh Palacious Rick Rockenbsaugh Houston

Social Security Act Provisions Aid Farmers in Low Years

Copeland notes new allowances letting larger farmers keep Social Security accounts during poor crop years when profits fall below 1200. The changes are explained in a free booklet available by writing to the Social Security Administration at 421 East Ferguson in Tyler Texas.

Copeland Social Security Administration East Ferguson Tyler Texas

Precautions For Safe Christmas Tree Use

Advice to prevent fires from holiday trees urges choosing small trees and keeping them outdoors until Christmas. Place in a cool spot away from heat, keep water filled, avoid cotton or paper decorations, use safe electric lights, inspect wires, keep lights away from the tree when turning them on, dispose of wrapping, and never leave lights on when away from home.

Christmas Program Dazzles at Elementary PTA Night

A large crowd filled the elementary auditorium Thursday for a Christmas program by grade school pupils. Manuel De La Rosa led with younger hands, as Mrs. Zenobin Adrian, Mrs. Ruby Anders, and Mrs. Lovi Hayes planned the event. Carole was played by Mrs. Hayes and Sally Mayfield narrated The Littlest Angel with music from the Junior High Brandh and the 4th and 5th grade choirs. The PTA officers teachers and parents praised the evening as delightful and well organized.

PTA Ben Kuykentall Manuel de la Rosa Zenobin Adrian Ruby Anders Lovi Hayes Carole Mra Hayes

Origin of Christmas Tree Use Is Unknown

The article surveys several legends about how Christmas trees began. It cites Boniface and Odin’s oak, palm trees in Egypt, and Martin Luther as contributors to the tradition. It notes Germans popularized the tree in England and America, with Prince Albert and Hessian mercenaries aiding its spread.

Boniface Teutons Odin Egypt Martin Luther England America Albert Victoria Atlantic

Mary Class Christmas Party at Worthington's Home

The Mary Class of the First Baptist Church held a Christmas party at Mrs. Audrey Worthington's home. Dorothy Simpson led carols, Mable Daniel offered prayers, Mildred Joslin gave a devotional on The Mother of Jenes, and Hazel Tucker read a Christmas poem.

Mary First Baptist Church Audrey Worthington Dorothy Simpson Mable Daniel Mildred Joslin Jenes Hazel Tucker Marlene Jackson Misa Davie Kirby Mable Daniels Myrtie Griffin

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J. J. Rockenbaugh Mamie Blassingame Dallas Kate Perkins San Antonio Fannie Mae Stallard Evelyn Tabor Leroy Joyner L. W. Reeves W. H. Edwards J. P. McDonald Obe Erwin Hardy Valentine Roy Baldwin Will Johnson Wendell H. Oliver Octavia Mitchell R. E. Renfrow V. B. Moore Biase Home Owned and Operated Charles Washmon Grand Saline Worthington's Lester Slaton Canton, Texas Merry Y Christmas West Side Oil Company Odell Donoho
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