Blind judge overcomes blindness to serve on appeals court
North Carolina judge Fred Hedrick, blind since age 13, left a Statesville law practice for a $26 000 year seat on the Appeals Court. He credits hard work and support from others, plants to help NC’s 10000 blind residents, and remains active in riding, fishing, and community life with his seeing eye dog Candy. Hedrick studied at the University of North Carolina and served as prosecutor and Recorder’s Court judge before the appeals post.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Appeals Court
Fred Hedrick
Hedrick
Governor Morehead School For the Blind
University of North Carolina
UNIC
Candy
Statesville
Iredell County
Recorder’s Court
Bob Scott
Christian Science Sunday Service Addresses Unreality of Sin
The Lesson Sermon for April 12 asks if sin disease and death are real citing Bible healings and a passage from Science and Health. Services are in Longview and Kilgore. In Port Elizabeth a carbide gun at St Peters church scares birds and disturbs worship.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Methvin
Longview
Martin
Kilgore
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
J. Hoole
St. Peters
Kimbelbos
Impala 400 Sale Adds Free Extras With V8 Option
Buy any Impala V8 during the 400 Sale and receive two popular extras at no charge. Choose Turbo Hydra-matic, radio, Comfortist steering wheel, bumper guards, white stripe tires, plus a 400 cubic inch 265 hp V8 with dual exhausts on regular gas. The MSRP including tax is $93.75. Dealers are eager to help.
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Chevrolet
ASH seeks separate smoking sections on airliners
The piece notes ASH policy petition to the FAA for distinct smoking and non smoking areas on passenger aircraft. It cites health concerns for non smokers and a potential 40 million Americans with medical conditions, then shifts to local reflections on library week, Six Flags, and community figures including Ray Roberts and Pop Clark's kidney surgery at 78.
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Fredalene Clark
ASH
Federal Aviation Administration
Mirror
Six Flags
Texas
Harriett Jean
National Library Week
Claremore
Jenny Hopkins
Louisa May Alcott
Gene Stratton Porter
Friendship Baptist Youth Revival Set for April 10 12
The Friendship Baptist Church announces a youth led revival from April 10 to 12 with services at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Evangelist is The Rev. Tom Owen of Houston assisted by Ralph Barham who directs music and fellowship and by Miss Betty Isom pianist student at East Texas Baptist College. The public and especially youth are invited. church youth will handle duties.
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Friendship _ Baptist Church
Tom Owen
Houston
Ralph Barham
East Texas Baptist College
University of Texas
East Central Junior College
Decatur
Miss
Funeral services for Bertha Green held in Red Rock
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday for Mrs. Bertha Green 70 who died Friday after a lengthy illness. Burial will be in Red Rock Cemetery. Survived by husband Sandy three daughters Roma n Collier Hyder and Frenchie Barnes Los Angeles and Myrtle Ruth Lucas San Antonio. three sons Isaiah Chester C. Green and Dallas Los Angeles. 22 grandchildren and il great grandchildren. Mrs Green born in James Texas Upshur County moved to Gladewater in 1930 and was a St James Baptist Church member.
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Bertha Green
St. James Baptist Church
Red Rock
G. H. Adams
Sandy
Roman
Collier Hyder
Frenchie Barnes
Los Angeles
Calif
Myrtle Ruth Lucas
San Antonio
Isaiah Green
Chester C. Green
Gladewater
Dallas
Lelon Green
Panama Banana Exports Rise to Fifty Two Million
Panama ships about 52 million dollars worth of bananas annually grown in plastic bags to protect fruit from insects and wind damage.
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Louisville, Ky
McAlpine Locks
Paducah
Ohio River
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
McAlpine
Lock 52
Panama Canal
Panama
Stevenson services held for David D Stevenson
Funeral services for David D Stevenson 34 were conducted Monday at Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel with Rev G B Endsley and Rev Charles Calhoun officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park. He died Saturday in Good Shepherd Hospital after living in Gladewater 25 years, native of Healdton Oklahoma. He worked for Grove Valve and Regulator Company. He is survived by his parents wife two brothers three sisters and pallbearers named. Panama is only 480 miles long and from 30 to 120 miles wide.
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David D. Stevenson
Malcolm Stone
G. B. Endsley
Charles Calhoun
Memorial Park
Mr. Stevenson
Gladewater
Good Shepherd Hospital
Healdton
Oklahoma
Grove Valve and Regulator Company
Oscar Stevenson
City
Mary
C. J. and
Jimmy
Barbara Lockwood
Laverne Gann
Leveda Blalock
Longview
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Gladewater Mirror
New Delhi
India
Christian Science Sunday Service
America
Fisher
Impala
Atau
Mark Twain
Bobbsey Twins
Ray Roberts
Loyce Phillips
Pop’’ Clark
Neal Clark
Tulsa, Okla
Ier
Pop
Lake Fort Gibson
Friendship Baptist
Stevenson
Billy Applegate
Nubbin Calhoun
Harold Smith
Richard Timmons
Jack Carson
Henry Newell
Denny Owens
Republic of the Philippines
Church of the Nazarene
Owens
Saigon
Military Sea Transportation Service
Westinghouse
Las
Wingfoot
Belair
TENNA
G.E. Wildc
Knapp Monarch Toaster
Goodyear Service
N. Main Gladewater
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