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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
2
Sybie Dickerson Bennie Dollarhyde and Lloyd Lewis are named with Jimmy Shields and Chris Campbell in the notice, indicating involvement or recognition in a local event or record. The fragment lists several individuals likely connected to a community matter or listing.
The founder Anna Jarvis a schoolteacher who never married started Mother's Day by arranging services in 1907 and 1908. Public support grew as churches nationwide adopted the observance. President Wilson proclaimed May 9 1914 as the national day honoring mothers.
A reflection on the unique mix of love and patience a mother shows. It urges honoring living mothers with more contact and emulating a mother’s example, noting that care for her remains essential whether she is present or has passed on.
Bill Bass seeks residents in three counties to answer a mailed questionnaire on legislative issues. Respondents check Yes No or No Opinion for each item including taxes education mental health law enforcement and state services.
Pvt Jackie D Nations, 22, son of Cleo Nations of Van, completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Ord. He studied drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy and first aid and is a Van High School graduate from 1968.
Congressman Ray Roberts reports that Washington will close to the public this weekend due to protests by groups linked to Communist influence. He critiques the Supreme Court’s bus ing decision and outlines a planned $750 tax deduction for home repair, plus a push for housing production.
Pediatricians cite 10 000 child deaths and 58 000 injuries yearly from car travel and urge government action. New federal rules in April will outlaw unsafe seats and require compliant models. parents should seat children in rear, ensure all straps are fastened, and use head restraints and padding for protection.
Bert Hollowell 70 of Grand Saline died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Bartley Funeral Home Chapel with Revs. Bill Buckingham and Johnny Hudson officiating. Burial followed at Corinth Cemetery. Survived by wife Susie Hollowell. sons Cecil Harold Jimmy. daughters Juanice Land Vernell Geiger Phyllis Johnson. 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren. pallbearers A W Harris Jessie Brummitt Jack Smith Ernest Pewitt Eugene Yarbrough John T Rash.
Vietnam veteran Gary Walter Harris visited his grandmother Mrs Ollie Harris on Friday. Dallas relatives Dennis Wayne Harris and children Kimberly Ann and Charles Dewayne also joined. Numerous visits cross through Grand Prairie Tyler Pharr Corinth Vernon and Ada with relatives and friends. Robert Longman promoted supervisor and families relocate to New Boston. First meeting with great granddaughter Amy Moody marked weekend in Grand Saline.
Funeral services for Mrs. Zim Teel 81 of Dallas and formerly Grand Saline were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Grand Saline Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Woodside Cemetery. She died Sunday morning at home after a short illness. Survivors include son Harvey Teel of Mesquite, daughters Linnie Simpson of Lake Tawakoni and Pearl Miller of Dallas, 12 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
The Fruitvale Community Improvement Committee will hold a meeting Tuesday night May 11 at 7 30 at the school building. A special speaker will discuss insurance. Reporter Mrs J P Morris said this will be the last meeting of the year until September and urges all members to attend.
Mr and Mrs Dale Jarmon and children and Mr and Mrs Claud Briggs of Dallas visited the campus of Stephen F Austin University in Nacogdoches Saturday. Mr and Mrs John G Blankenship of Dallas visited Sunday with Mrs Mollie Whatley.
A reflective quotation listing personal virtues and social duties. It pairs tolerance, heart, and good conduct with respect for oneself and deference to parents, framing character as a guide for all interactions.
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