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Granbury News for 12-Nov-2005

'Togetherness key to turnaround for Pirates (Hood County News)Some might call granbury Pirate basketball coach Patrick Gaines a dreamer. And that?s fine with him. The way he looks at it, if you?re going to turn around a 7-27 season, why not dream big?

'Monroe Davis (Hood County News)Funeral services for Monroe Davis, 52, of granbury will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 14, 2005 at Wiley Funeral Home Chapel in granbury. Burial will be in Thorp Spring Cemetery.

'Thousands attend Veterans Day Parade (Dallas Morning News)Thousands were in the streets of Dallas Friday morning for the 2005 Veterans Day Parade. Michaelle Crocker, from Granbury, brought her two granddaughters to the parade.

'Runaway in opener (Hood County News)The first step in what Granbury coach Leta Andrews hopes will be a historic season came surprisingly easy Tuesday night as her Lady Pirates plastered a rusty Cleburne team 76-22.

'Cresson sues Granbury (Hood County News)Granbury?s annexation of five miles of land east of Highway 167 on Highway 377 is under fire from the city of Cresson.

'Jerry Mac Eberling Schmidt (Hood County News)A Celebration of Life Memorial for Jerry Mac Eberling Schmidt, 63, will be held today (Saturday, Nov. 12, 2005) from 2 to 5 p.m. in her residence at 806 Rambling Court, Granbury.

'Ruth Salley Bell (Hood County News)Funeral services for Ruth Salley Bell, 76, of Van Nuys, Calif., and a former resident of deCordova, will be held today (Saturday, Nov. 12, 2005) at 10 a.m. at Martin?s Funeral Home Chapel in Granbury.

'Lowe's to unveil metro-size store (Hood County News)What made a national retail corporation decide to build a metro-size home improvement store in granbury? Zip codes are partly responsible for Lowe?s, the second-largest home improvement retailer in the world, to call granbury home to its 138,000 square-foot store that will open Friday to the public.

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