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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
2
A seventh grader Jeanie Ruth Freeman pens a reflective essay titled Goodby Seventh Grade. She imagines future high school days with plans, summer joys, and lingering fondness for the current class, while the editor notes wistfulness and growing up themes.
A survey of teenagers finds 61 percent regular church attendance, up two points from two years ago. Catholics lead in attendance, Protestants second, Jewish youth third, with age reducing interest in religion and minor gains in faith activities nationwide. No.
Social notes from Fruitvale detail visits across Dallas Tyler Bryan and Greggton. The Fruitvale Baptist Church ordained Rev. Wilson Davis of Fort Worth with ministers Rev. Franklin Rev. Barrett and Rev. Conatser in attendance. Local families hosted gatherings and weekend trips as residents traveled to Dallas and surrounding towns.
Miss Jerre Nell Youngblood of Grand Saline among 22 TESN Tyler Juniors capped after nine months study at TESN and Tyler Junior College. Ceremonies featured Madison Lee M D address and Florence Nightingale pledge as Big Sisters passed caps and lamp exchanges.
Debbie of Van visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Washman of Grand Saline. Mrs. June Sanders of Texas City stays with her mother during her father’s illness. Frank Jones of Dallas weekend with W. J. Murphree. Randal Rowan of Denton with Pete Rowan. John Leonard underwent treatments in Dallas. John Sullivan, long ill, improving.
Nine Texas Tech agriculture graduates awarded fellowships. Kenneth Lindsey, agronomy major with a corps option, will pursue graduate study at University of California Davis on a $2,200 grant. Lindsey is a member of Alpha Zeta and Phi Kappa Phi.
A vintage quote suggests that those who enjoy life most are the ones who do the least amount of kicking or fuss, valuing simple moments over loud action. The line emphasizes restraint and contentment as a path to fulfillment.
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