Histonita Grand Saline in City Archives Sale
A fragmented city notice references Histonita Grand Saline and local government actions. Readable fragments mention city processes and public sale terms, but full details remain unclear.
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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
1
A fragmented city notice references Histonita Grand Saline and local government actions. Readable fragments mention city processes and public sale terms, but full details remain unclear.
An unclear note indicates a will was taken to a firm on a Saturday by an individual or entity named asinesar, with uncertain context about location or purpose.
Wills Point wins the Class A state football title defeating White Deer 14 to 0 in Wichita Falls. Roy Deen connected with Richard Davis for the opening score, John Shepard added a late TD run, and the Tigers forced four White Deer fumbles while intercepting two passes en route to a perfect 15-0 season.
An essay emphasizes Christmas as more than presents, urging kindness, patience, tolerance, and goodwill. It reflects on the lasting warmth from giving of oneself and cherished moments with family, noting Christmas memories come from relationships, not material gifts.
The elementary school, cafeteria, and high school suffered break-ins Friday night. A teacher found the west auditorium door open Saturday morning and alerted authorities. An electric adding machine and electric typewriter were stolen from the elementary principal's office. investigators are pursuing several clues as the case continues.
A collection of Christmas wish notes from children including Kelly Lynn William and others, requesting toys and dolls for Christmas. The piece also mentions a new telephone directory cover and lists exchanges in Ren Wheel Canton Jackson Myrtle Springs Oakland and Van. Officials advise subscribers to discard old directories due to changed numbers. Also notes visit by Mr and Mrs Cap Terry of Dallas to Mrs Angin Rash.
The text expresses plans to celebrate Christmas on Saturday and spend part of the day in prayer. It notes people seem curious about Christmas as others observe it with their own plans and focus on individuals.
The First Baptist Church announces a special New Year’s Eve Watch-Night service. The program is complete and will be announced next week. The event lasts from 8 p m to 12 18 a m and the public is invited to attend.
Dr and Mrs Marvin Honeycutt will end their popular Grand Saline Nativity display on Highway 80 and donate the scene to the city. Wiley Garland II, Chamber President, will arrange its citywide showing next Christmas in Kleer Park.
A Cimercian report notes that Roger W. Babson, internationally known business commentator and adviser, will have his forecast published in the Sun next week. The feature highlights his lifelong emphasis on prudent investment and market insight.
Christmas party hosted by Mrs. E. B. Germany for the Ruth Wesley Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church at Caney Creek Road residence. Guests enjoyed carols, a Christmas story, and a gift exchange from a decorated tree. Refreshments were served. co hosted by Mrs. Jack Craddock.
The article notes the hymn It Came Upon a Midnight Clear was written by Esmund H Sears a Unitarian minister from Weston Massachusetts about a century ago. It cites two melodies one by a Detroit journalist and editor another adapted from a British folk tune by Sir Arthur Sullivan of Gilbert and Sullivan.
Bill Harris Jr purchased the Sinclair Service Station in Grand Saline from the former owner. Harris, a two year resident, had previously worked at Grand Saline Super Market and served as manager of a local grocery.
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