Krazy Day Promises Big Bucks for Grand Saline Shoppers
Grand Saline merchants announce Krazy Day with Lucky Bucks worth up to 50 dollars. Shoppers who match the front page number from the February 9 Sun can win merchandise valued at 20 50 dollars. participating stores will honor double value for the lucky notes. Serial numbers and participating businesses to be listed in upcoming Sun edition. event set for February 11 with random number drawings.
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Mertown
Grand Saline
Grand Saline Sun
Asm
Omar
Sun
Grand Saline March of Dimes campaign thanks and notes
All Over Town thanks volunteers and donors for the 1997 campaign and praises Chief Perry Pugh and Grand Saline Volunteer Firemen for their fire response. Congratulates Mr and Mrs W G McCollum on 65th wedding anniversary. Notes Creagleville Church fundraising efforts and appeals for card donations to support the cause.
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Charmen
Grand Saline March of Dimes
Virginia
Perry Pugh
Kenneth Berry
Kenneth Mw
Saline
W.G. McCollum
Mec
McCollume
W. G. McCol
Letter Jackets Presented To 23 Grid Players at Assembly
Twenty three football players received letter jackets in an awards assembly led by Head Coach John Keller. Seniors named include Doran Udberry, Johnny Mixnes, Clay Warner, Gayle Lovett, Steve Davis, Jerry Koonce, Mike Land, Jos Preneh, Harry Clifford, and Omimy Davis. Juniors Mike Green, Randy Bradberry, David Mitchell, Davis Das, Jimmy Bryant, and Testy Blanchard also earned jackets. sophomores Glynn Neal, Jay Lowe, Jimmy Woodrum, and Ali Hammack were honored as team managers. Grand Saline faces a 17 season with 11 returning lettermen, relying on limited experience.
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John Keller
Ody
Keller
Harold Stan
Doran Udberry Ryhnny
Th Mixnes
Clay Warner
Gayle Lovett
Steve Davis
Jerry Koonce
Mike “Land
Jos Preneh
Harry Clifford
Omimy Davis
Mike Green
Randy Bradberry
David Mitchell Davis
Das Jimmy It Bryant
Testy Blanchard
Glynn Neal
Jay Jimmy Woodrum
Alie Hammack
Fetter Jackets
Grand Saline
Sand Flat Baptist Youth Tour Jacksonville College
Sand Flat Baptist Youth will tour Jacksonville College with Rev. Roger Py announcing a February 4 event. Lon Morris College rivalry listed, with Royce Campbell and D A Wilson accompanying the junior and senior high groups to the campus.
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Sand Flat Baptist
Jacksonville College
Lon Morris Coleg
Jacksonville
Baplist
Roger Py
Jacksonville Baptist
Flash
Royce Campbell
D. A. Wilson
Grand Saline Jaycees to Elect 1967 Officers
The Grand Saline Jaycees will elect 1967-68 officers and directors at the February 2 meeting. Ten elected leaders will take office March 1 for a one-year term. A nominating committee chaired by Carl Means提出 candidates for president and directors, with a meeting at 7:30 p.m. to follow board deliberations.
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Grand Saline Sayyors
Carl Means
Lonnie Humphrey
Bailie Shonafelt
Mike Marvel
Hobby Anderson
Feer
Umphey
Gower
Dent
Thomas L. Jones
Kiddie
Robert Wills
David Welch
Maciel
James Garver
Nome Althouse
Steve’s Pharmacy to Open in East Side Shopping Center
New drug store will open soon in East Side Shopping Center between A&P and Ben Franklin's. Owned by Steve Schifani and wife Salli with two children Steve Jr and Joel Elisabeth, moving from Dallas to Grand Saline for the opening.
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East Sides
A&p
Ben Franklin
Ve Schifani
Dallas
Steve
Grand’ Saline
Credit Union Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Salt Employees Federal Credit Union held its annual meeting on January 19 with Gordon Adamson as treasurer reporting December 1968 assets and an overall year rise. Elected to two year terms on the Board were Glynn Bryant Whatley, Frank Charchwell re-elected, and outgoing directors Cleats Wayne Fite and others replaced. Virginia Grier, B W Smith, and Glynda Jennings won transistor radio prizes. Mr Lee Crain spoke for Members Mutual Insurance. Office hours set after the meeting at Morton Plant.
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Salt Employees Federal Credit Union
Gordon Adamon
Adameson
E. Lee
Glynn Bryant
Whatley
Frank Charchwell
Cleats Wayne | Fite
Commit Vm Jones
Prisex
Virginia Grier
B.W. Smith
Glynda
Jennings
Lee Crain
Mutual Insurance Company
Credit Union
Morton Plant
Ray Roberts to Speak in Canton February 10
The Farm Bureau plans a coffee meetup after the talk by Congressman Ray Roberts in Canton on February 10 at 8 p.m. The following Monday, February 13, the Wills Point Chamber of Commerce will host a banquet with Mr. Roberts in attendance for attendees to meet and discuss.
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Con
Ray Roberts
Canton
van Zan” Corn Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ray Kobeta
Roberts
Wills Point
Commerce
March of Dimes drive totals exceed 1154 dollars in Grand Saline
The Mother's March in Grand Saline and nearby areas raised 698.90 and the KLTV telethon added 225.86, bringing the local March of Dimes total to 1154.97. Local students and Jaycee groups contributed, with organizers thanking all volunteers and out of town talent for a successful 1967 drive and urging remote pledges to deliver.
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Grand Saline
Foye
Fowler
Jom
Bartley
Fowler Insurance Agency
Bartley Funeral Home
Cat Bossman
KLTV
Gerald Gilbert
Grand. Saline
Thomas Jaycee
Woodrow Joslin
Virginia
National Beauty Salon Week Observed February
National Beauty Salon Week is noted in February with NHCA members organizing welfare work in hospitals and homes for the aged. Grace Parkerson says affiliate members will visit Olpha Home in Quinlan February 20 to provide waves, shampooing and haircuts for children.
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NHCA
Toma
Grace Parkerson
NEW
Wills Point AE
Hales Olpha
Quinlan
Aff
Wills Point
van Zandt, Kaufman
Woodcoat Tarkerson
Boles
Edgewood
Rubye Cally
City Receives General Compliance on Trash Receptacles
Watson reports broad compliance with new 20 and 30 gallon trash receptacle rules. Dr George Marsh orders continued adoption ahead of spring and summer, citing remaining noncompliant homes. Russell notes several areas still not updated and plans to fence the sewer plant area after state health inspection amid vandalism concerns.
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Russell
Mussell
Main St Baptist Sets Date For Sweetheart Banquet
Main St Baptist announces a Sweetheart Banquet for Intermediate and Young People members and their dates. The event is set for Saturday night February 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the church basement with tickets from Kathy Marshall Kuykendall directing decorations and Lois Quinn handling the program. Participants are ages 18 and up, unmarried.
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Ctreecompost
Young People’s Department F
Kathy" Marshall
Kuykendall
Lois Quinn
Clase
Funeral Rites For Homer Glover Held Sunday
Funeral services for Homer H. Glover 65 were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Main Street Baptist Church with Revs. Dan Hubbel Thomas Le Jones Cecil Thom as and D. M. Thompson officiating. Burial was in Woodside Cemetery under direction of Saline Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Beatrice Glover of Grand Saline daughter Don Hayes of Ada Oklahoma one brother Henry Glover of Grand Saline one sister Daisy Fields of The Dalles Oregon and one grandchild. Pallbearers were Mayfield Wylie Garland Wayde Oxford Woodrow Jox lin Howard Thompson and Vernon Shaw.
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Er H. Glover
Main Street Baptist Church
Dan Hubbel
Thomas le Jones
Cecil Thomas
D. M. Thompson
Woodside
Ind Saline Funeral Home
Mr. Glover
Ital
Tyler
Boxwood
Grand
Ness
Cairo Oil Co
Main Street
The
Dalles
Ore
Grandld
Mayfieil
Wylie Garland
Wayle Oxford
Woodrow Joxlin
Howard “Thompson
Vernon Shaw
Fruitvale Mothers March Raises Funds for Birth Defects
The Fruitvale Mothers March of Dimes drive in Taw Springs and Round Flat communities raised 1434 in receipts plus 2 2 total from mailed envelopes, with organizers led by Mrs. Muir Randall praising contributors. The effort supports the battle against birth defects and involved mothers including Mrs. Billy Wayne Smith and Mrs. James Lew.
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Springs
Round Flat
Billy i Wayne Smith
Bobby Page
One Hazel
Meo
Austin” Hazel
Leslieain
James Lew
Improvement Made On Church Property At Main Street Baptist
The Main Street Baptist Church this week completed improvements on adjacent property. The lots were cleared of houses, and the land has been filled in and leveled for parking and future expansion.
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Main Street Baptist Church
Grand Saline Still Waiting For First 67 Measurable Rain
Grand Saline records show January brought only trace moisture, not measurable rainfall. BE P Friedline notes the month’s total near zero, with cold spell reaching 20 degrees on January 10, and forecasts suggesting February may bring more rain.
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Grand Saline
BE. P. Friedline
Grand Saline Westher and
Rain’ Recorder
Skunie
Friedlin
Priedline
Coffee fundraiser supports March of Dimes at local cafe
Jimmi owner of W. Keestaurant hosts a one hour event Thursday February 2 from 9:00 am to 10:00 am. All money collected will be donated to the March of Dimes fund with no extra charge to customers. Mrs Blalock notes any contribution will be accepted.
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Jimmi
W. Keestaurant
Mra. Blalock
Indian Sports Club To Meet Monday Night
The Grand Saline Indian Sports Club, described as very important, will meet Monday night February 6 at 7:30 pm in the high school library. President Murray Means says several important items will be discussed.
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Indian Sports Club
Grand Saline
Murry Means
Elton Curnutt Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Vietnam
Elton Curnutt, a former Grand Saline resident now in the United States Army, has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Vietnam. The promotion was announced by Colonel Berry, Commanding Officer of the rate Brigade, recognizing his service in Phncc Vinh.
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Elton Curnutt
Elton E. Curnutt
Grand” Saline
United States Army
Phncc Vinh
Vietnam
Colala
Curnutt
Berry
Ministerial Alliance Sponsors Basketball For 67 Players
The Grand Saline Ministerial Alliance sponsors a youth basketball season with church service eligibility prior to games. Nazarene Assembly, First Methodist, Bible Baptist, and others field teams coached by Harry Ton, with rosters featuring many local players and coaches. Games run Saturday with Main Street Baptist leading the league in standings.
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Grand Saline Ministerial Alliance
Dake Curberga
Aee Ee Siemens Ae
Ded Goorin Ford
Posnastors
Jazarene Assembly
Maia Tases
Gneret
First Methodist Church
The
Bible Baptist
She Rat Apt Church
Echool
Nazarene - Asser
Sam
Harry i Ton
Witch
Main Street Baptist
K. Boyles
Randal
Gary Se
Gur Vers
Tommy “Stewart
Martin
Jay Jones
Jeff Ivy
Scotty Jones
Tony Martin
Darrel Donce
Robert Byron Darby
Gary Matthews
Holley
Donald Hollay
Rédie
Johnny” Darby
Toad Humshay
Adamo
Hae
Granlan Wayne
Devin
Lier Nolong
Mika
Lt Rose
Mighty
Main Street
League Baptist
Pit Methediet
Charles Hapton
Lama
Over the Bible Baptist
Ministerial Alliancn
Woody Joslin
Johnny Walkgram
David Crain
Thomas Gipfore
Leper Beall
Tommy
O A Laay Cary
Boot Hopton
I Wines
Vic Bryant
Marvin Joseds
Illlie Garase
Ast Dalley
Barey Corley
Jimmy Carter
Billy Worthington
Sefeme
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Creagleville
Comet
Jewel Malone
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Wait Bryant
Rusty Blanchard
David Davin
Jay Lowe
Hoth
Carter
Lynn Neal
Jaycee
E. S. S. Center
Rand
Mike
Revich Maciel
Jayepe
Main St. Baptist
Sweetheart
Homer Glover
March of Dimes
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Viana Ables
Beret
Baptist Lau
Oslo
Sark
Kevin Campbell
Dey Tals
Danny Keenan
Butch Grier
Mike Rogers
Danny Car
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