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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
4
Hospital announces visiting hours in three daily windows from 10 to 11 in the morning, 2 to 4 in the afternoon, and 7 to 8 in the evening. The notice outlines patient access and scheduling considerations for compliance.
The document lists individuals admitted and dismissed in a formal record. Admitted include Zelma Hill Pearl Sloan O L Boyles Annie Lee Erwin Maxwell Flora Alma Sloan Carol Bailey Martha Ann Avonne Bailey Ar thie Gray William Yar brough Annie L Martin Elizabeth Geddie Ozell Foster. Dismissed include Gail Lewis Lisa Crawford Linda Hollowell Mary Stanford Juanita Baird Willie Clark W H Sloan Sid J Neal Barbara McBride W E Cox C L White Noel D Mahry and O R Adams.
A dated meal plan lists daily menus from Monday to Friday. Items include pig in a blanket and baked beans on Monday, fried chicken Tuesday, toasted cheese Wednesday, pinto beans Thursday, and tuna salad Friday with sides like vegetables, bread, milk, and desserts.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for support after the death of Dad Uncle Bill Anderson. Special thanks to Rev. Dick Moody Rev. Herman Russell for services, the Odd Fellows, English Funeral Home, for flowers and food. Grateful for Jep Anderson’s Dallas neighbors’ help during illness. God bless you all.
Ruby McCall thanks friends and Claud’s friends for encouragement during his long illness and for acts of kindness at his death. She expresses deep gratitude and wishes for words to fully convey appreciation. 22-1tp.
The Grand Saline Study Club met at Mrs. Ben Kuykendall's home for February with Mrs. Howard Hill as co host. Mrs. Ava Hines entertained with a review of Never Tease A Dinosaur. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. C A Mayfield president and several others in vice presidential and secretarial roles.
Open House Sunday March 17 from 2 to 5 o clock honors Mr. and Mrs. W O Ollie Blue on their Golden Wedding Anniversary at the home of their daughter Mrs Jeff Ballard in Myrtle Springs. All friends invited through the press.
The Van Zandt County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs met March 4 in Canton with eight clubs present. Events planned include the 4 H King and Queen coronation March 8 at 7 30 in Grand Saline and the Favorite Foods Show March 16 in Canton. County eliminations are March 23 in the Assembly Room. Alma Flippo urged mass dog vaccination meetings and water testing. a Laundry Workshop in Canton is set for April 25. Mrs Walter Norrell Sr was elected T H D A Chairman for the next year.
Eddie D. Cole of Van is promoted to airman second class in the United States Air Force. He serves as an automotive repairman with the 815th Transportation Squadron at Forbes Air Force Base Kansas. A former Van High School student, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie C Cole Rt 2 Wellington.
O B Nations of Marshall was here Thursday and Friday visiting with Mr and Mrs Joe Box and other relatives. Mr and Mrs O B Car
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H Stanford Canton announce Martha Ann born March 7 1963. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Hollowell Canton announce Tammy Kay born March 7 1963. Mr. and Mrs. J C Manry Canton announce Roxie Ann born March 10 1963. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Oakley Dallas announce Tammie Lynn born March 5 1963 at Baylor Hospital. Mother is Robbie Ann Wells. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J D Wells and Mr and Mrs Loy Oakley.
A reader, E L Fletcher superintendent, thanks the paper for publishing a picture of the Ant ioch School Class. He asks to borrow the photo for a reprint to honor his twin sisters who died young and notes ongoing work at the Maryland Training School since 1946.
Delegates to attend the district meeting in Marshall on April 18 are Mrs. W. H. Oliver of Canton Mrs. A. M. Garner of Van and Mrs. Norrell of the Elberta Club. Alternate will be Mrs. Gabe Bermuda Grass Sprigs J. Club.
Waco hosts guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gober and Mrs. Nina Springer. The Turners visit Dallas and Sherman relatives. Alf Roberson and family travel to Sherman while others visit Monticello Arkansas, Houston, and Rio Grande Valley area with various kin.
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