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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
4
A retrospective on how humans measure time from the Earth’s motion to atomic clocks. It notes the cesium 133 atom defining the second, the Accutron tuning fork watch, and historical timepieces like pocket sundials and water clocks.
June docket entries list numerous civil and family matters across Canton Grand Saline Wills Point and Dallas including damage suits divorce child custody and personal injury cases. Notable parties include Jim Walters Corp Wilpo Supply Co and multiple local residents such as Patricia Webb Linda Stone and Eyvonne Rosemont with hearings scheduled June 8 through June 18.
Miss Cynthia Thorn and Mitchell Goodson announce their upcoming wedding set for Friday June 29 at 7 30 p.m. at Willow Springs Missionary Baptist Church with Rev Bill Chaney officiating. The couple invite friends and relatives. Cynthia is an Edgewood High School graduate class of 1973 and Mitchell is a 1972 graduate.
Oren Floyd Chuck Hamblen 56 longtime Oakland resident and retired farmer died Friday in a Grand Saline hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Oakland United Methodist Church with Rev. Don Bottoms and Rev. D L McDonald officiating. Burial followed in Oakland Cemetery under direction of Eubank Funeral Home. He is survived by wife Ruby Oliver Hamblen of Canton, son Charles Ray Hamblen of Canton, daughters Ima Jo Phillips of Terrell Geneva Mayne of Van and Barbara Sue Kerny of Tyler, brothers Ronnie Hamblen of Grand Saline Loren and Ben Hamblen of Van, sisters Garland Martin of Pasadena and B Lockie Blue of California, father Joe Hamblen of Canton, a stepsister Adene Allen of Van and two grandchildren. Pallbearers were Gary Hamblen David Hamblen Billy Hamblen Jerome Buchanan Leland Currey and Tommy Frank Cole.
Funeral services for Mrs. Blanch Carter 65 of Dallas were conducted at 5 p.m. Monday at Bartley Funeral Chapel with R L Box officiating. Burial followed at Jamestown Cemetery. She died Saturday in a Dallas nursing home after a long illness. Survivors include two sons Adrian Carter of New Orleans Louisiana and James Carter of Tucson Arizona a daughter Miss Jean Carter of Dallas one sister Mrs Exa Copenhaver of Grand Saline and five grandchildren.
Canton couple announces the birth of Cody James on Friday June 15 1973. Grand Saline parents welcome Brian Paul born June 13 1973. Ben Wheeler couple celebrate Da Rynda Lynn born June 8 1973. Johnny Ray Swain and wife greet Gina RayAnn Swain born June 18 weighing seven pounds. Grandparents listed on both sides.
The IRS explains how the Economic Stabilization Program applies to federal pay, profit margins, construction wage prenotifications, and formula rents. It notes that federal pay increases avoid stabilization rules if law based, outlines base period margins, requires prenotification for construction wage changes, and allows formula rents with total limits. It also states new owners cannot reset base rents and directs readers to IRS Publications S-3012 and S-3019 for details.
R W Ruth Newberry 81 of Grand Saline died Saturday morning after a long illness in a Tyler hospital. Services were held Monday at Main Street Baptist Church, with burial at Grove Hill Memorial Park in Dallas. Survived by husband R W Newberry, three sons Ivan John and Robert Newberry, two daughters Melba Crain and Kathryn Montgomery, and several siblings, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Jerry Newberry Ron Montgomery Jimmy Crain Larry Newberry David Crain and Paul Newberry.
Funeral services for Arty Red White 71 of Dallas were held at 1 p.m. Monday at Macon Douglas Funeral Home Chapel in Dallas with Rev. Vernon Liddle officiating. Burial was in James Town Cemetery near Grand Saline. He died at 7:45 a.m. Saturday at East Laires Osteopathic Hospital in Dallas. His wife Twillie White of Dallas, two daughters Bobbie Sparks of Dallas and Gaylia Sheffield of Mesquite, three brothers Harry White of Duncan Arizona Paul White of Dallas and Rayford White of Elkhart and four grandchildren survive.
A pithy aphorism notes that a man’s size can be judged by how he responds to praise. The quote implies vanity as a gauge of character and strength, suggesting reactions reveal true stature.
Pet illnesses can spread to humans, including ringworm, parasites, and ticks. Dr. Pat Bradley of the University of Pennsylvania outlines cat, dog, bird, and rabbit risks, vaccination timelines, and precautions such as litter box hygiene and rabies protection.
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