The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1952 Page: 2 of 8
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tcrsoM, flm or corporatioo which my ma-
mot Mb newspaper, will be gladly cor-
•Uee being firm to the management at
rand Saline, Texas. However, the manage*
right to reject any article or manuscript
Armstrong, and Burlle Jean Stone.
«• M. Wallace were Mr. and Mr*.
*• f* Corley and Mr. and Mra.
Junior Corley.
Mre. Carl Darnell visited one
d»y last week with Billy Pearson
who is suffering from a broken)
James Earl Williams was a Mon*
d*y visitor of Grady Wallace.
Eugene Ellis spent the holidays'
with his mother, Mra. Cecil Ellis.
ALP ROBERSON
Advertising Manager
HOWARD BAUGHMAN
Linotype Operator
JIMMIE A. STEPHENS
Apprentice Printer
Your Year of Decision
rHY'lMIHBtfr HARKJSON—President East Toxaa C. of C.
'Ttlere is magic and challenge and new hope in
"A new calendar. We all get a thrill out of the dawn
nf a new year. Let no cynic say that January first
irfU be just like December thirty-first. For in
of all our former failures and broken resolu-
tions, there is another chance and another call
to all that is best and strongest in us.
This is the year that you will come a little near-
rpr to your dreams. This is the year that you will
udtake off the habits that have held you back. This
Is year tMt you will plan boldly and build
bravely new temples to your gods and make that
-supreme 'effort to achieve what you have always
wanted. This is the year that you will lay aside
negative thoughts and with the faith that moves
mountains, you will be the man you might have
been, the man you stilT can be.
There is a legend of ancient people, before the
days of inside plumbing and daily baths (or even
monthly baths) that early in a new year every-
body burned his old clothes that had served long
and without change through the winter. So may
cadi of us, in a private sacrificial fire of his in-
nermost heart, burn all those thoughts of hate,
envy, frustration and discouragement, and enter
the new year with the armour of faith and hope
And high resolve.
We face the critical year of 1952 with the reali-
sation that it must be a year of decision in our
national affairs and in the world as well as in
our own personal lives. You and I alone cannot
solve the problems of the world but we can do our
•bit in our small corner to lift our voices and wield
our influence for the r^ght. Perhaps never before
fn our history has the American voter been so
important. He it is whd will decide this year the
men and the measures that will determine our
national policy, and in turn the course America
takes will shape world destiny perhaps for a thou-
sand ye^1*r' f<"> rrvmo
%: On this New Year’t> Week let each of us resolve
to be; a bigger nerson and a better citizen in the
Community and in the Nation. Laying aside petty
ftears and doubts, let us believe in ourselves and in
the ultimate tiiumnh of peace and truth.
Trulv. as never before in your life, it’s up to
difference j
—For INSUl
H. F. R
American National
Phone 1623-F-2
Grand St
Junk For Sole
Are Your Eyes Failinq?
DR. L A. WILLIAMS
OPTOMETRIST
EYES EXAMINED
Office Across From Grand Theatre
. OPEN FRIDAYS ONLY
children, Mr. ami Mra. Cliff Arm-
strong and Grady Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shiflet and
children, Mr. and Mra.. Bruce
Heden and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Adams and family all
spent part of the holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Adams. . t
Mr. and Mrs. Beriie Stone spent
—ROUND FLAT.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunk Wallace on Christmas eve
were Mr. and Mrs. Buck Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Armstrong and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burges,
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Corley, Mr.
and Mrs. Beriie Stone nnd children,
Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wallace and
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stone.
38-tfc
More Jobs—more business—better living
for alias we bring you more elettric power
y Gallup Missed In 1948
have been trying, for nearly three years,
lire out the solution, or answer, as to why
illup Poll was so far off in their predictions
^outcome of the last presidential election,
:hey so overwhelmingly picked the Republi-
with Dewey as cr:- lidate.
kjksuicUofi, and most of Dr. Gallup’s
ight on the line at that time, cost him the
'a great deal of prestige and we have not
much of him until last week when we again
•cross a recent poll on the candidates being
1952 will be another year pf
Southwestern... building to ptfcv
trie power for the wheels of pmg
community. High-voltage tranu
as shown above, to carry eledrif
home and industry... power tha
v ■ ■
ihe turning of a hand.y
millions that are back
im, (we call it the “Easy
•e sure to cast thoir vote
spending us into bank-
L to any poll or
AMBUS
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Harle, Neil. The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1952, newspaper, January 3, 1952; Grand Saline, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1016113/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Van Zandt County Library.