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A GRAND CELEBRATION: First National Bank president John Henry Luton (center) and employees are all smiles as they celebrate the bank’s 125th year - and the fact that,
collectively, they will be grand marshal in the Chamber of Commerce’s 4th of July parade.
Isn’t it grand? First National Bank tapped for parade honor BY JESSICA LEE HOOD COUNTY NEWS
The Chamber of Commerce has chosen First National Bank of Granbury to be grand marshal of the 4th of July Hometown Parade this year. Of course, a bank can’t exactly march in a parade. But the people who have helped make it an important part of the community can. Bank President John Henry Luton said that his
employees will be marching behind the Marines. “It’s a great honor,” he said. Luton started his banking career in 1974, and became president of First National 10 years later. The bank is celebrating its 125th year. “Parade grand marshal is a way to honor citizens and entities that have made extraordinary contributions to the betterment of Granbury and Hood County,” said Chamber President Mike Scott. Granbury’s Fourth of July Celebration
Founded by two Texas pioneers, First National first opened its doors on the courthouse square in 1883. Today, the bank has seven branches throughout Hood County. The bank has been a supporter of the Granbury Independent School District, United Way of Hood County and the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.
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he musical presentation Acton Celebrates America returns for the sixth year on Monday, July 2 at 7 p.m. The patriotic concert is
at Acton United Methodist Church, 3433 Fall Creek Highway. Choir members from Acton Methodist Chancel Choir, Granbury Civic Chorus and the Melody Belles will be directed by Suzanne Cate and Greg Doss. The Paluxy Wind Ensemble will perform under the direction of Jonathan Hooper.
“From Sea to Shining Sea,� “Salute to the Armed Forces, A George M. Cohan Patriotic Fantasy,� and “Battle Hymn of the Republic� are some of the songs included in the show. “Seventy-Six Trombones� from “Music Man� is another crowd favorite. Cobbler and ice cream will be served after the performance. A free-will offering will be taken at the door. Proceeds will be divided among the community ensembles and Project-44 Farm, a nonprofit raising organic vegetables for those in need of fresh produce. dschneider@hcnews.com | 817-573-7066, ext. 255
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MUSICAL HISTORY: Thomas Jefferson (center, played by Rick Rainey) tries to convince Ben Franklin (left, Tony Hedges) and John Adams (played by Ben Lokey) to sign the Declaration of Independence in the musical comedy “1776.”
Musical planned in historic courthouse BY RICK MAUCH HOOD COUNTY NEWS
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hat would the Fourth of July be without a visit from Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and such? They will all be in Granbury on that historic day -- well, in character that is -- as the Granbury Theatre Company will present the musical “1776.” The show will be staged in the historic Hood County Courthouse. It opened June 22 with a pair of performances that weekend, has two this weekend (July 29-30), two shows on the Fourth of July, and wraps up with two on July 6-7. “I love this show,” said Andrew Barrus, execu-
tive director of the GTC. “It seemed like a perfect fit to do this show at the old courthouse, and to do it built around the Fourth of July.” Aside from the enjoyment aspect of the very popular musical, Barrus said those attending the show will get something of a history lesson -- of a different kind. “It gives the audience an opportunity to look at these characters as human beings,” he said. “The audience can share what they went through, being accused of treason, fighting for freedom. “First of all, it’s a great show. And if you like history, it’s a chance to delve into this story in a different light. At the end of the day it’s a musical theater piece, but why not get some historical perspective at the same time?” Barrus said the idea to do the show actually
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arrived to him when he first got a glimpse of the courtroom in the old courthouse. “When I walked into the courtroom and saw that space, I said to myself, this is it, we have to do this show here,” he said. The cast is a mixture of locals and folks from around the Metroplex and even beyond, said Barrus. Ben Lokey is playing John Adams, Tony Hedges is Ben Franklin, Rick Rainey is Thomas Jefferson, Julie Johnson is Abigail Adams, and Meredith Browning is Martha Jefferson. Following the evening performance, Barrus said there will be a laser light show on the square. It will, likewise, have a patriotic theme.
“There will be all kinds of music. It will be very much like you are watching fireworks,” said Barrus. “It’s going to be unique, and a lot of fun.” speditor@hcnews.com |817-573-7066, ext. 256
“1776” When -- June 22-23, 29-30, July 4, 6-7. Times -- All performances 7 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m. matinee on July 4. Where -- Historic Hood County Courthouse. About the show -- It’s a musical about the drama surrounding the creation and signing of the Declaration of Independence. Tickets -- $30. Contact -- Granbury Theatre Company, 817-579-0952.
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It has long been a tradition for Granbury and Hood County to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday in a big way. And it has long been a tradition for Martin’s Funeral Home to be a part of that tradition. For decades, the funeral home at Morgan and Pearl Streets has erected two 15x15-foot canopies to shield parade watchers from the wilting Texas sun. Co-owner Dwight Johnson said that one canopy is always reserved for Trinity Mission Health & Rehab of Granbury. The other is for people of
all ages to enjoy. “I’ve been here at 7 o’clock on the morning of the parade, and there are already people staking their claim,� Johnson said. The canopies don’t come down until the next day. Though one canopy is reserved strictly for older folks, Martin’s adds to the parade experience of youngsters by providing free lemonade and cookies. And the funeral home offers one other important thing for people of all ages: “We allow the people that want to come in and use the restroom to do so,� said Johnson.
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Not all of the Fourth of the July fun will be centered around the square. Rio Brazos Music Hall on Glen Rose Highway will be offering a free boat show, concert and fireworks display, with help from local sponsors. At 8 p.m. Wednesday, the band Blackfoot will give a live performance, followed by an on-site fireworks display. The boat show will be from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Carey & Sons Marine will be the authorized delivering dealer. Sak
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