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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
2
A reflection on living with incomplete knowledge and relying on faith in ourselves, others, and God. The speaker argues that understanding is partial but daily life must proceed, and that regular participation in a church or synagogue sustains faith as highlighted by the Religion in American Life program.
The piece outlines a coming retail revolution where shoppers use cards or recorders to select items without moving. Automated assembly and billing would be handled by electronics, signaling a major shift from traditional emporiums to high efficiency modern stores.
Uncle Dan criticizes the Tax Foundation figures on farm numbers and Agricultural Department staffing. He notes a 1935 to 1962 rise in Ag Department employees, argues for living on a tied farm, and mocks sweet potato consumption and FDA cherry rulings while teasing Senator Hart and Washington jackasses.
S. O. Kaylin argues in Chain Store Age that robots will have a place in retail but with built in limits. He notes potential failures during peak sales, the need to try on items for size and fit, and the human desire to touch and browse wares.
The Worrier advises the married reader to seek legal counsel and a possible peace bond if abuse continues. She suggests treatment and support for the alcoholic husband including Alcoholics Anonymous and medical help, noting divorce is not advised but professional guidance may be needed.
A family expresses gratitude for visits calls flowers cards prayers and gifts to honor Nancy during her long illness. Marshall Mayne Sam Jeffie Ballard David Ballard and families thank friends for support and blessings.
Market activity shows 296 shippers offering 1450 cattle and 164 hogs to 98 buyers including 14 packers. Prices vary by class with stocker calves 28 to 31 dollars for good to choice and cows 9 to 14 dollars per hundredweight, hogs 12 to 18.5 dollars per hundredweight.
Rev W H Strickland of Van preached at Calvary Sunday. Rev and Mrs Charlie Shadwick and children were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Jarold Dickers Wednesday night. Mary Jane and Cathy Marshall were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Belcher in Mineola Sunday. Mr and Mrs B M Trussell and children and others were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs N Y Luckett Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Dickerson and children of Terrell were mentioned as visitors.
Community members attended a musical in Jones and visits were made among families in Mineola Van Walters Walters Okla and Dallas. The Silver Lake Ladies Club gathered at Gertrude Erwin's home and planned the next meeting at W C Fowler's. A bereavement thanks expresses gratitude for support during a recent sorrow from Mr and Mrs Emery Minatrea and Mr and Mrs Fred 40 Stp.
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