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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1973
Page
5
This piece extols nasturtiums as edible and versatile plants. It notes edible parts including stems leaves flowers and seeds and offers simple preparation ideas such as vinegar preservation. It mentions varieties Gleam and Jewel and highlights attraction for hummingbirds.
Epsilon Zeta Omega chapter of Longview won the Graduate Best Public Relations and Program Award at the 41st South Central Regional Conference held at Travelodge Chez Vous. Public relations chair Otis N. Ragsdale submitted the entry. Mrs. Edward Nelson accepted the award and attended workshops.
The White Oak PTA meeting in the high school auditorium featured the 1973 74 officer installation led by Mrs Mary Thomas as Mrs Hugh Warren became president and others took roles. A fashion show titled Fashion Country ran with students and guest performers, including Raggedy Andy and Raggedy Ann skits and several pantomimes.
Dr and Mrs Bill Miller announce the birth of daughter Julie Michelle on April 24 at 2 40 pm. She weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Darrell Havins and Mr and Mrs Manton Miller of Canton.
Mrs. W C Mathis and family hosted relatives from Fort Worth Gilmer and Greggton including D R Stembridge and Mrs D T Loyd for a birthday dinner. The Mood extended with Carl Stroope visiting from Longview and other kin in Gilmer Longview Gladewater and Tyler. Ed Davis recovers from surgery. A church mission group from East Mountain Baptist reports dry weather in the Rio Grande Valley.
A concise adage notes that a person closed to others yields a diminutive life. The quote emphasizes self absorption shrinking personal growth and connection with others.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service researchers note landscape plantings reduce environmental noise by deflecting and absorbing sound. Wide plantings 25 to 50 feet near noise sources cut high frequency noise by over 50 percent, with evergreen, trees and shrubs creating effective barriers.
The City Hospital reports admissions including Mary Frances Jordan Pauline Johnson Deana Moore Annie Mae Mueller and several others. Discharges listed include Eva Atkinson Madison Sims Wanda Drennan Cliff Demby Laura Gargano James Hawk and others.
The Car huasanta begins as a trickling stream, the first of five that converge on a spongy meadow to form the Llo queta River, the farthest tributary of the Apurimac which feeds the Ucayali, a major Amazon branch.
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