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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
2
An editor argues Revenue Sharing funds should fund a countywide landfill with per household pickups. He questions if road machinery was the best use and urges commissioners to create centralized landfills per precinct with fees for residents.
Funeral services for W. F. Willie Givens 66 of Grand Saline were held at 4 p.m. Monday at Bartley Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ellwood Brown officiating. He died Saturday in a Grand Saline hospital after an apparent heart attack. He was a retired Morton Saline employee. Survived by wife Loretta Givens Grand Saline a stepdaughter Jackie Heddins Richardson Dallas a brother Fred Givens San Diego Calif a stepgrandson and a step great-grandson. Pallbearers Carroll Waddill J D Yarbrough Milton Youngblood Earlon Lee Gordon Adamson Lee Campbell.
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Funeral services for Mrs. J T Berry 84 of Grand Saline were held Friday at 3 p m in Bartley Chapel with Rev Glen Stovall officiating Burial followed in Creagleville She died Thursday night in a Mineola hospital after a brief illness She was a native of Alto and lived in Grand Saline most of her life Survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews Pallbearers were Allen Daniels D B Carter E E Bruton Woodrow Joslin Everett Griffin J C Russell
Dismissed names listed alongside patients read like a hospital roster. The item presents a roll of individuals connected to the facility and mentions dismissals among the names.
Henrietta Stewart 64 of Grand Saline dies Tuesday after sudden illness in a local hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Grand Saline Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Glen Stovall officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters in law and a brother-in-law, plus several nieces and nephews. nephews to be pallbearers.
The Van Zandt Fair Association will meet Thursday night March 15 at 7 30 in the Assembly Room of the Court house Canton. Main items include letting the Fair contract for the Women's Building and bids for modification work with prints already provided to contractors.
H F Jones of Grand Saline has been accepted as a member of the American Shorthorn Association. The organization, headquartered in Omaha Nebraska, handles registration transfers and promotion of Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn beef cattle.
Movita Maciel Cives pledges to advocate fair policies, publicize all board actions, and engage students, parents, and staff. She emphasizes inclusive rules, Q&A with PTAs, and open reporting of transactions and decisions, asking for votes and support in the upcoming election.
Funeral services for Noel Arnold Parish 22 of Arp were held at 3 p.m. Monday at Emmanuel Baptist Church Arp with Rev. Leroy Pattillo officiating. Burial followed at Mason Cemetery Arp under Forester Funeral Home of Troup. Parish died Saturday in an automobile accident near Flint. He was a Smith County native who attended Arp schools and Tyler Junior College. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Parish of Troup one brother Andy Parish of Troup one sister Donna Lynn Parish and grandparents Mrs Arnold Parish of Troup and Mrs Noel Taylor of Arp. He was a grand nephew of Dennie Latta Mrs Annie Reader and Mrs Eva Davis of Grand.
The Saline Barracks and Ladies Auxiliary 1465 World War I group will hold a covered dish luncheon on Friday. Members invite attendees to bring dishes and enjoy fellowship.
Pallbearers are Jerry Dudley Darrell Taliaferro Larry Martinez Eugene Martin Billy Shuttlesworth and Stanley Brown in a funeral tribute ceremony.
Commander R. E. Renfro expects a large turnout from Grand Saline for the 3rd District Meeting in Pittsburg. Registration starts at 10 am in the Pittsburg grade school cafeteria, with attendees offered a sack lunch or noon meal at a nearby cafeteria.
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