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Newspaper

Grand Saline Sun

Location

Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1962

Page

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Visiting Hours Set At Corby Germany Clinic Grand Saline

Open House drew about 180 attendees from five towns as L C Mayberry announced new visiting hours for Corby Germany Hospital starting Monday July 2. Visitors may come 10 to 11 am 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm daily with no visitors under 12 years old. Families of critically ill patients may send one person at a time at night.

Corby-Germany Grand Saline L. C. Mayberry Mayberry Corby - Germany

G S To Observe Fourth Of July In Grand Saline

Grand Saline will join with cities nationwide to observe the Fourth of July. Downtown merchants and businessmen will close for the one day holiday while some stores stay open. Chamber of Commerce manager Bob Schaff urges all downtown merchants to display the American flag on the Fourth.

Grand Saline Bob Schaff Chamber of Commerce

Easy Wash Installs Dry Cleaning Device

Easy Wash Automatic Coin-operated Laundry on east Highway 80 at Alba Road installs eight pound dry cleaning machines. Owner Harold Walker says operation starts Friday, June 20 with a special opening offer of $5 worth of dry cleaning for $1.50. Walker becomes local dealer for the machine across 13 counties.

East Highway 80 Alba Road Harold Walker Walker

Week Of Meetings Set For Providence

A week of nightly meetings will be held at Providence Baptist Church starting July 1. Services begin at 7 30 p m with Rev C W Brewer in charge. All who can come are urged to participate.

Providence Baptist Church J. O. Petrea

Salt Firm Strike In Eighth Day Stalemate Fails To Progress

The Morton Salt Company strike enters its eighth day with 220 hourly workers idle. Local I C W U president Frank Churchwell says no talks have occurred yet to resolve contract issues. Morton Salt manager Reid Lesser notes a re‑examination of the contract by Chicago and local offices, with insurance plans discussed for employees.

Morton Salt Company International Chemical Workers’ Union Morton Salt Frank Churchwell Churchwell Grand Saline Reid Lesser

Charlotte Land Joins Hawaii Summer Study Cruise Plan

Miss Charlotte Land daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Land prepares a six week Hawaii study program with the College Campus Group of the Howard Tours. She is a Texas Christian University senior who flew from Dallas to Los Angeles and Honolulu aboard Pan American jet and will return via S S Lurline docking in San Francisco August 9. Activities include Catamaran cruise barkentine California Pearl Harbor tour USS Arizona and USS Utah and a concluding luau with traditional Polynesian dishes.

Charlotte Land Harold Oscar) Land Grand Saline Howard Tours University of Hawaii Miss Land Texas Christian University Love Field Dallas Pan American Los Angeles Honolulu Hawaii S. S. Lurline San Francisco Barkentine California Pearl Harbor Arizona

Mary Ann Board Cheerful Despite Multiple Breaks and Polio

Twelve year old Mary Ann Board, a polio survivor, has broken both legs twice in a recent accident after previous breaks. She has endured 26 hospital visits and 13 major surgeries since contracting polio at age two. The Wood County chapter provided a lift chair enabling self transfer with Susie assisting. Mary attends school in a wheelchair and plans seventh grade next year while pursuing music lessons in oboe and piano.

Mary Ann Mary Wood County National Foundation For Susie

Corn and Tomato Shed Production Extends to July Fourth

In Grand Saline the corn and tomato shed operates through July 4 as farmers push toward peak harvest. The June 18 high of 1700 sacks for corn signals a season to match last year’s 19,000 sacks, with most produce headed to Safeway and other northern and midwestern buyers. Tomato output aims at around 60 000 ten pound baskets, aided by a new packing machine increasing efficiency by about 20 percent. Michigan and Kansas receive exports, and about 50 locals work in the shed.

Dustries Grand Saline van Zandt Safeway Middle States Bolin S. E. Cason Cason Michigan Kansas

Burglar Targets Two Grand Saline Businesses

Grand Saline police link two Wednesday night burglaries to a single suspect. The Dairy Bar and Westward Ho Cafe lost coins from a cigarette machine, jukebox, and marble machine totaling about 150 dollars. Police note same method as a Mineola spree two weeks earlier. shoe prints found at both scenes. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Busby and Charles Anderson.

Grand Saline Pat Heddin Westward Ho Heddin Fred L. Busby Charles Anderson

Four Majorettes Attend Special Twirling School

Four Grand Saline High School majorettes attend twirling schools this week. Elaine Burges and Martha Lyn Griffin study at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches, while Ann Davis and Pat Hodges attend Kilgore Junior College for lessons.

Grand Saline High School Elaine Burges Martha Lyn Griffin Stephen F. Austin College Nacogdoches Ann Davis Pat Hodges Kilgore Junior College

Miners Split Games Ahead of Troup Showdown

Grand Saline's Miners beat Hallsville 16 12 with two home runs by William Boyles and one by Ellis Carroll. Barry Marett earned the win with Carroll pitching early. Sulphur Springs had earlier defeated the Miners 8 2, and the Miners stand 10 5 on the season as they prepare for a rematch with Troup and a league game against White Oak.

Grand Saline Miners Hallsville William Boyles Ellis Carroll Barry Marett Sulphur Springs Gene Carroll Carroll Troup Tyler Independents White Oak

Guinn Called to Cayuga Assembly of God Pastorate

Rev. J. C. Guinn has been named pastor of the Cayuga Texas Assembly of God Church located 20 miles south of Cayuga. It will be his first pastoral assignment. Licensed in 1961, he has long been part of the local Assembly of God Church and will continue his Morton Salt Company job, commuting if a move to Cayuga occurs.

J. C. Guinn Cayuga Tex Assembly of God Church Sun Guinn Morton Salt Company

Grand Saline Upsets Whitton In Fruitvale League

One game was played last week in the Fruitvale Softball League due to rain. Grand Saline defeated Whitton 11 to 8, pulling Whitton from a tie for first with Union. Next week features Grand Saline vs Union and Fruitvale vs Canton.

Fruitvale Grand Saline Whitton Union Wie Union Seiectapepees Canton Wills Point

Quinn recalls early T and P days at Grand Saline

W H Quinn recounts 38 years with Texas and Pacific and Texas Short Line in Grand Saline. He arrived June 19 1920 and notes salt plant evolution from steam driven output to a combined mine and water conversion facility after 1948. He highlights depots, staff reductions, and key colleagues, including George L Bell and Marion Quinn.

W. H. Quinn Texas and Pacific Railroad T & P Railroad Grand Saline Morten Salt Company TSL George L Bell Georgia Fred Haptonstall Marion Quinn

Grand Saline Graduates Scout Camp Staffer Takes Post

Ray Yarbrough a 1962 Grand Saline High School graduate left June 2 to join Camp Constantine near Graford Texas as assistant rifle range director. He earned the expert rifleman award after completing 13 lower NRA qualifications, his first year on staff. John Jordan of Dallas visited with friends and relatives over the weekend.

Ray Yarbrough Grand Saline High School Constantine Boy Scouts Graford Tex Yarbrough National Rifle Association

Interstate 20 Contracts Awarded for 13.3 Miles

The Texas State Highway Commission announced two contracts on Interstate 20. Cage Bros. won 5.2 miles in Van Zandt County with a bid of 781,144 for grading, structures, and road bed work from Kaufman County line to 5.2 miles east. J. E. Shaw will supervise Canton project. Texas Lithic Co. of Dallas secured 8.1 miles from 1.6 miles west of FM 77% to Smith County line for 1,858,179. George Tarry to supervise Tyler project.

van Zandt County San Antonio Austin State Highway Commission Bureau of Public Roads Cage Bros Kaufman County W. W. Potter Tyler J. E. Shaw Canton Texas Biulithic Co Dallas F.M. Road Smith County George Tarry

Revival At First Baptist Church Starts Sunday

Revival services at the First Baptist Church begin this Sunday and continue through July led by Pastor Rev. Mark A. Wells. Pobby Martin directs song services with morning worship at 10 and evening prayer groups at 7 30, 8 pm message, and nursery for children up to three. Air conditioning installation is finishing this week.

First Baptist Church Mark A. Wells Pobby Martin

Luke Charged in Wills Point Bus Station Robbery

Luke was indicted by a Van Zandt County grand jury for burglary at the Davis Finn Station in Wills Point. Authorities say he stole bus tickets used on trips including one to Georgia. Tickets were found on his person after his Dallas arrest. he's jailed in Canton with bond set at $5,000.

R. B. Luke van Zandt County Davis Finn Wills Point Georgia Luke Dallas Canton

Local Morton Salt Worker and Grand Saline Builder Profiles

James Dickerson a 22 year Morton Salt employee and salt tablet machine operator lives at 608 N Norman St Grand Saline with wife Sybie He attends First Baptist Church and is a Masonic Lodge member Born in Silver Lake he attended Grand Saline School Russell a Grand Saline area builder and farmer self employed for 14 years previously Morton Salt four years and American National Insurance two years He is a 1935 Grand Saline High School graduate married to Idalia Taylor with four children Carroll Dick Russell Dallas Barbara Cun niff Grand Saline and Judy He serves as a deacon Bible class teacher and is a Chamber of Commerce and Riding Club member

Morton Salt Company James Dickerson Dickerson Grand Saline Sybie N. Norman Street First Baptist Church Silver Lake Grand Saline School The Masonic Lodge Joseph’. Russell Rt. 4 Russell American National Insurance Company Idalia Taylor Edgewood Carroll Russell Dallas Barbara Cunniff Patricia Moore Judy Chamber of Commerce Grand Saline Riding Club Cupy Mia

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G. S Easy Wash Providence Utah Joe Bolin Mineola Fruitvale Softball League Quinn Ray Lowrie Texas Short Line Railroad T. B. Meeks Alba Morton Salt Co Texas Short Line MKT Gins Maryvhall Van van Field John Jordan R. V. Monk Dale Andrew Henson Lions Club Elvin McGowan Lion's District W. B. Moore H. K. Clower Gordon F. Adamson Bill Basa McGowan Lloyd Lewis Raymond Dickard Oliver Cofer Carl King Feye Fowler Lion Tanner Ray Rucker Joe Bartley Joseph C. Russell
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