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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
3
Cliff Roberts of Irving announces Kwik Kar Wash opening on Thursday June 3 on Highway 80 beside Cecil Jones Service Station. Ricky Plunk serves as local manager with service hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. A grand opening with balloons and litter bags is planned for June 5 and 6.
Sunday morning services were held at both Oakland churches with brief messages from Dr. W I Thomas at the Baptist Church and Rev Danny Danheim at the Methodist Church. Evangelist Billy Foote of Longview and wife provided special music for the evening service and a fellowship supper followed. Local families from Euless spent the weekend at their farm home, and visitors from Houston and Grand Saline dropped by.
Local residents from Van Tyler Whitney and Grand Saline share recent visits. Buddy Fritz and family visited Buenia Fritz. Maude Sword stayed with Frances Tipps. Thomas Monk with Virgil Monk in Tyler hospital. Arthur Owens and Granny Rhodes visited Clyde Owens in Whitney.
Local residents shared visits and guest experiences from Dallas Fort Worth and beyond. Highlights include Mrs Devene Armstrong and Craig Briscoe visiting Mrs Cecil Ellis. Mr and Mrs Z H Jordon staying with Mr and Mrs Tom Adams before moving to Nebraska. teachers and relatives from Tyler Carrollton and Fort Worth joining weekend gatherings. A birthday party for Tommy Frank Cole and a piano recital at First United Methodist Church are noted alongside ongoing family visits and a sick list entry.
Elementary students displayed award winning paintings at the Salt Festival arts and crafts show in the Old Gym. First graders Elizabeth Varnado Julia Latham Kimberly Ellis Libby Bailey Tammy Love top the list with several honorable mentions among Nathan Dickerson Randy Gary Kevin Fowler Russell Collins and Preston Moore. Third grader finalists included Missy Savage Billy Miller Brian Brown and Dale Fowler. Fourth grade honorees were Paul Elliott Tammy Pearson Debbie Pessel Billy Chitty Sherry Mays with Lenora Russell Dee Davis Joyce Marger Leanne Garland Rhonda Lane Tracy Ray as honorable mentions. Fifth graders Kathy Strickland Deanne Stovall Karen Curtis Tommy Marett and honorable mention Jenna Clower J Lynn Dickinson Debbie McFarlin Lisa Furgala Brody Harvey. Sixth graders Tim Tabrah am Julie Varnado Rita Fowler Kyle Smith Donna Chitty receive top and honorable mention nods. Judges were Edgewood teachers Mrs. Janice Wingo Mrs. Cindy Bartlett and Gary Fancher. Cont est coordinated by Mrs. Harry Clifford II.
Hospital reports provide a roster of patients and staff including Leonard B. Grice Odie Knight Lottie Tierce Martha Higginbotham Alvy Herron Decia Dudley Bobbie Campbell E W Harris Earl Katenkamp Mary Fisher Antha Barnes Ann Roberson Michael Hill Ray Page Erlene Nations E V Pritchard Claude Lane Wanda Harrison Vivian Nations B D Burges Ida Kuykendall Charlie Martin Etta Scott Mickey Cabler Ray Ybarra Rena Mosley Loyce Martin Earl Terry Gussie Harris Avanell Baker J B Barron Carl Edwards Richard Young Paula Middleton Esther Moore Cora Carroll Martha Alexander Dorothy Langley Virginia Tipps U B Nations.
Sixty one students were honored at a May 25 awards assembly in the high school cafeteria. Principal Gerald Gilbert presided as 24 students received the G-Award for maintaining at least 80 average, good citizenship, and extracurricular activity, with several named recipients. UIL athletic and literary participants were also recognized, including state qualifiers Lanier Richey and John Darby, and others in poetry and prose categories.
A brief secret shared within families reveals the power of kind words as a simple form of pacification outweighs medical tranquilizers. The piece reflects on communication as a humane force in intimate relationships.
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