Sullivan Anniversary Celebration Set in Grand Saline
Mr and Mrs Hutton Sullivan of Grand Saline will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary with a Sunday party from 2 to 5 pm at the community center. The couple wed July 1 1930 in Van Zandt County. Their children are Jimmy Sullivan Dallas Pat Miller Dallas Louise Bowers Phoenix Ariz and Linda Eiland Grand Saline, plus eight grandchildren. All friends and relatives are invited.
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Hutton Sullivan
Odelle — Millorn
Rains County
van Zandt County
Jimmy Sullivan
Dallas
Pat Miller
Louise Bowers
Phoenix
Ariz
Linda Eiland
Grand Saline
Terrell Savage
Sherry
Steve Owen
Jerry Owen
Alba
Alba Baptist Church
Grand Saline High School
Rains High School
Raymond L. Goodson Surveying Co
Humphrey Named To Who's Who Among Athletes
Saline announces Humphrey named to the 1980 edition of Who's Who Among Southwestern High School Athletes for 1979 80. The honor reflects Humphrey's tennis achievements with Grand Saline High School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie Humphrey.
Library circulation and programs show growth in 1980
May circulation reached 71 with April at 165 and 28 in 1979. The best May before 1980 was 422 in 1969 and July 1969's 703 was the best month on record. In June's first three days the total reached 161, totaling 1195 for 1980. No four year period topped 1000. Summer Reading Registration stands at 74. Jim Gilbert leads with 12 books. Friends group membership grew to 58 in its first month. Over 500 new books were added, many adult fiction donated from private collections.
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Jim Gilbert
Friends of the Library
McNaughton Plan Adds New Books to Library Shelf
The library welcomes a McNaughton Plan collection of 100 newest titles received on June 1 with monthly ten-book exchanges for a year. Up to 130 titles may be held before exchanges. Featured titles include The Flying White House The Story of Air Force One Parents Survival Kit How to Buy Wisely Run Patty Run The Making of a Woman Surgeon The Whole Truth No More Monday Mornings The Last Enchantment Sophie’s Seller and more.
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McNaughton
White House
Air Force One
Ter
Jack Kram
Patty Run
John Ehrlichman
Mary Stewart
Sophie
Senior Citizens Menu Week Selections and Meals
Monday offers buttered cabbage soup lemon pie cornbread with butter and coffee or tea. Tuesday serves smoked sausage with pinto beans turnip greens tomatoes and onions peach cobbler cornbread and butter with coffee or tea. Wednesday features oven fried chicken creamed potatoes tossed salad fruit salad rolls and butter with coffee or tea. Thursday presents roast green beans macaroni and cheese banana pudding French bread and butter with coffee or tea. Friday includes hamburgers tator tots onions tomatoes and pickles with cake and coffee or tea.
Fisher Selected For UT Austin Summer Theater Workshop
Fisher Mary from Grand Saline is among eight Texas high school students chosen for the 18th Summer Theater Workshop at The University of Texas at Austin. UT Austin drama department sponsors the program, offering training in all theater phases and forming casts for three public productions. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. July 4 and 2 p.m. July 5 in the Drama Building Theater Room.
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Mary Fisher
Grand Saline
University of Texas At Austin
Spon
Sored
UT Austin Drama Department
John van Druten
Drama Building
Local student Grant Adamson named to Tech honor roll
Grand Saline resident Grant Adamson joins more than 5,000 Texas Tech University students in Lubbock earning dean's honor roll status for the spring term. Eligibility required at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale among a campus enrollment exceeding 23,000.
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Grant Adamson
Grand Saline
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Texas Tech
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Terry
Sand Flat
Baptist Church
Creatus Carroll
Phyllis Armstrong
Mavis Blakely
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