South Grayson TB Association Sets $4,000 Goal
The 1962 Christmas seal campaign aims for $4,000 to fund patient care and education in Grayson County. J N Dickson urges county support, noting 81 percent local retention and a 3 monthly drug therapy rate. 8,000 seal packages go out Monday and 100 seals receive a $1 contribution.
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South Grayson Tuberculosis Assn
McCraw’s
J. N. Dickson
Grayson County
South
Grayson
J. C. McMillin
Whitewright
South Grayson
Moon Signal Ends in Busy Status After Rocket Launch
A scientist bursts into the missile center claiming a new discovery. He proclaims two women are on the moon and that a communications rocket sent a busy signal from the lunar surface.
Agencies Recommend Deposit Insurance Increase to 25000
Two federal agencies urged a raise of federal bank and savings association deposit insurance from 10000 to 25000. If Congress acts, coverage would reach 37.5 billion dollars more in deposits and aim to spur savings for an economic expansion while risking reduced spending and slower business activity. The 25000 limit would replace the long-standing 10000 cap set since 1950.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Man Returns Home to Find His House Gone
Duane Austin of Greensboro North Carolina found his home demolished after a construction crew tore it down by mistake two weeks after officials were alerted. The foreman had ordered the house torn down with the tin top on it during development work nearby.
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Duane Austin
Greensboro
N. C
Austin
The Spice of Life in a Frustrated Evening
A teenage son sits dejected while a car would not start. The father explains the gloom stems from a wish to go to the drug store at the corner. A witty quip notes husband hunting as a sport where the caught animal must buy the license.
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Father
Office Superintendent Refuses Suit Over Daughter
A clerk argues he wishes to wed the superintendent’s daughter despite the objection that she is only a girl. The exchange highlights generational and authority tensions in marriage proposals.
Violinist’s String Change Sparks Musician’s Insight
A lady asks if a performance was a composer’s work. The eminent musician replies he was putting a new E string on his violin, explaining the moment’s improvisational vibe came from the string replacement rather than a new composition.
Knucklebuster’s Medication Refusal Leads to Conflict
The doctor questions Mr. Knucklebuster about taking his prescribed dose while his wife recalls he cursed each time she administered it, highlighting a tense household moment over medical treatment.
Church Schedules Across Local Congregations
Sunday services listed for First Baptist and nearby churches with multiple daily programs. Additional notices note Bible study communion Sundays and regular meetings by missionary groups and women’s societies. Continuous weekly rhythms include worship at 11 00 and Bible study midweek. youth groups also appear.
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Ross Orendorf
C. J. McKissack
The
First Christian Church of
Weekend Church Schedule
Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Worship service at 11:00 a m. Training Union at 7:00 p m. Worship service at 8:00 p m.
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Lottie Moon
Joy Russell
Rex Ray
Mary Dale
Sun
the Missionary Society
J. T. Holloway
Training Union
Veterans FAQ on GI Loans and War Orphans Aid
The text answers common questions on GI loans for widows of WWII and Korean War veterans with service-connected deaths, VA War Orphans Education Program requirements, and pension law choices post 1960. It notes conditions for eligibility and outlines the education and pension rules, then adds a brief note on the nine banded armadillo spreading from Texas toward Kansas Missouri and Alabama, with introduction to Florida around 1920.
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Rio Grande
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Alabama
Florida
Morning Trouble Turns To Truth At Plant
Joe struggled to wake earlier but after a doctor prescribed pills he slept soundly and arrived late. He told foreman he had no trouble rising this morning, prompting the foreman to ask where he was yesterday.
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Joe
Sympathetic wife and tired tycoon skip a dinner plan
The wife offers a hearty meal after a hard day at work. The trucking tycoon declines, citing exhaustion from being away, prompting her worry about his frequent absences.
One Tongue Between Them The Farmers’ Wry Hope
A rural tale describes an old farmer Hiram and his wife Maria traveling through hills. They note how their team tugs steadily in the collar and dream of a shared life. He adds humor by suggesting they may manage if they shared a single tongue.
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Hiram
Maria
Two Senior Officers Win Island Pew Dispute
On a remote island a marine and a sailor garrison clash over a church pew claimed by their wives. The governor rules the elder occupies the pew, after which it remains empty. A diner finding a fly in soup asks, and the waiter quips the insect is doing the backstroke.
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Little Island
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South Grayson TB Association
Man
Insurance & Real Estate
Cowboys
Irwin Caplan
Travelers Safety Service
Huby
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Central Christian Church
Assembly OF God Church
Christ Ambassadors
First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Church OF Christ
Kentucky
Tc'’N Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Tote Osco
T. Glenn Doss
Fannin
Grayson and
Texas Press Association
the Sun
Pepperidge Farm
Hershey
Kimbell
ZEE
del Monte Pineapple
Betty Crocker
LUX
Welch’s
Diamond
CREEN
Vet
ECW
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