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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
2
A reader letter from Uncle Dan discusses language changes and social trends. Contributors note Ed Doolittle mocks welfare terms while Zeke Grubb recalls old discipline and suggests reformulations like underachieved. Others joke about scrap processors and dismantling areas as euphemisms.
Mt Lebanon hosts a Sunday homecoming on June 13 with a 10 30 a m service and lunch after. Rev Webb Melton will deliver the message and cemetery attendees are urged to be present. Also a feature explains patent basics and a 1965 ABA public service note on invention incentives.
Community members attend services in Paris and Dallas visit relatives. The piece mentions hospital stays, funerals for Ada Hugh Cooper in Emory, and various family trips to Carrollton Denton Pasadena and Longview. It notes the Bible School completion and a pastor Dodd's passing.
Priendship couples and several households exchanged visits Friday through Sunday. Allen Beggs and Pepper families, Dickersons, Greens, Arnolds, Savages, Barnes, Baileys, Bells, Gray and Arnold households joined gatherings in Alba Myrtle Springs Grand Saline Longview and nearby spots.
Mrs J K Burges and relatives hosted family from Aransas Pass Dallas and Killeen over the weekend and visitors from Mineola Van Big Sandy Baytown and Dallas joined gatherings. Several attended a Friendship musical and Clyde Thompson returned home from college in Huntsville with his parents.
Locals Mr and Mrs Gus Eason and daughter Fern McCullough visited in Crockett over the weekend. The Easons plan a two month stay in Portland Oregon with their son Dr Harold Eason and family. Lawrence Gobel and Ivy Hollowell visited J F George in M D Anderson Hospital in Houston where he remains in critical condition and requests cards to W 401. Mrs George and Mrs Cam Freeman of Dallas are with him.
A column urges teachers and students to pause for annual personal inventory taking. It stresses thinking for oneself, integrity, and courage as essential to future citizenship. It compares student self assessment to a business stock check and asks What have we accomplished and Where am I going.
Calvary residents hosted and visited relatives Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Buckelew and daughters dining at the Dickersons. Vernon Shirley and Clyde Fowler joined the Belchers in Minerola. Rev. Virgil Swift and children visited Mrs. W. C. Fowler and Clyde. Mrs. John Lee and Debbie with Mrs. Benny McNorton called on Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. Luckett. J. B. Dicker son visited his mother Ola Dickerson. E. J. Elam and Cecil Maberry of San Antonio were at their farm Friday. Mrs. Ann Taffer and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Tillman Walters and Mr and Mrs Charles Winn of Dallas visited Sunday. Jody Bynum of Dallas visits grandparents Earl Clower and others. Joe Furrh in Baylor Hospital Dallas underwent surgery. Local families hosted and visited relatives across Tyler Grand Saline Van and Hillsboro. Aunt Mary attended church. Vacationing Harry T Reaves family from Pine Bluff Arkansas joined local services.
Miss Paulette Chaney and Mr Donald Henslee and Miss Betty Wells and Mrs Harold McCullar wed in a double ceremony at the Pruitt Church with Bro Bob Swift officiating. Local families, including the Luthers and Doctors, attended and extended prayers for the ill. The National Geographic notes Gondwanaland sank revealing the lands that became New Zealand.
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