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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
2
Notice lists postage details for Grand Saline Texas with Second Class matter designation under federal act. Public communication indicates mail service status and post office handling.
Residents reflect on Corby-Germany Hospital as a new building rises while the old house, full of memories, is about to depart. The piece recalls births and heroism, faith and love, and gratitude for those who cared for patients within its doors.
The Sun editor lauds the completion of the Corby-Germany Hospital as a birth of a new age in local medical service. The editorial links progress to nostalgia, promising advanced equipment, unprecedented miracles, and renewed community hope for better care and comfort.
A reader writes about balancing work and family and asks if mothers should work. Jan Webster suggests children should learn to keep their clothes neat and hints the mother may keep a lunch date with her husband sparingly. Another note advises a teen date etiquette.
Reverend Harold Threat and the Morgans led a group of Oakland youths to Tyler for a city wide revival headlined by Bill Drizzler and H. E. Butt. Attending were Judy Whitaker, Barbara Lambert, Nelda and Barbara Bynum, and Mary Ann Reid.
Readers praise the new Corby Germany Hospital for its bright future and its staff of diligent employees and doctors. The message highlights optimism about improved medical care and community health through the facility.
The report notes strong fishing on Lake Tawakoni with large catfish weighed in and crappie limits reported in Tall Man Reach. Visitors from Canton Dallas Tyler and Alba joined locals for meals, social visits, and a cemetery fund donation of five dollars.
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