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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
5
The Colfax column notes the death of neighbor A R Brooks and extends sympathy to his family. It lists numerous visits and arrivals from Dallas, Tyler, Garland, Longview, Grand Saline, and Houston as residents gather, host, and welcome new friends while sharing church and community events.
Local residents enjoyed a Friday housewarming for Mrs. O D Kennedy and Mr Ralph Morgan with gifts and well wishes. Several families and relatives from Canton Irving Dallas and Grand Saline visited, attended weddings and funerals, or planned new homes on land near Carlton.
Mrs. Howard Lucas expresses gratitude to friends for kindness, visits, cards, flowers, gifts, and food during hospitalization at Baylor Hospital and after returning home, blessing each giver.
A Sunday attendance at church and Sunday school marked the week. Rev and Mrs Crow of Jones dined with Mr and Mrs Roy Davis. Edna Hollowell and sister Pat Davis joined several locals visiting family in Grand Saline Canton Tyler Terrell Van and Longview areas. Mrs Ann Martin ill, then improving at home with visitors.
Irving youth Bobby McWilliams, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne McWilliams, released his first record Grand ma's Cookie Jar and Walk in' Road Blues. He appeared on Big D Jamboree in Dallas and radio KPCN Grand Prairie, with ties to local musicals and family.
Mrs B J Mathes and family visited Rodgers and Dee Rodgers Friday. Luther, Sam Hill and Chaney groups visited Luther and Nations families Saturday. Sue Nations visited home folks over the weekend. Pinkie Nations and Ollie were ill last week but recovered. Buddy Frits and children visited B J Luther and Raymond Sunday night.
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