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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1976
Page
3
This forecast promises news this week revealing how your job or project may fare. Be courteous to someone of the opposite sex and avoid polemics on politics or religion. Expect solo tasks, hidden motives from an associate, and possible financial tensions prompting careful words and humble gestures.
In Cairo a rising rate of divorces shows Western modernity clashing with traditional norms. Young couples in their early twenties cite housing shortages and economic stress alongside changing attitudes toward marriage and women’s roles. Some report mistresses and infidelity as factors, while many rely on families for support amid scarce apartments and rising prices.
Coming events note Aug 5 2 p.m. at Lee Public Library meeting room. All members urged to attend.
Brunswicker De Roi the Elder records an eclipse of the moon observed in Quebec on July 30, 1776, noting the celestial event in his journal remarks.
A lost little girl’s sweater traveled from an East Texas campsite to Tyler then to Gladewater via a chain of acquaintances. A Breedlove Insurance employee helped trace the garment from Judy Gleason to her father, Rev Chester Gleason, and to Mirror correspondent Loise Graves in Gilmer, who now holds the sweater awaiting its owner.
Lee Theodore, known for Broadway and TV choreography, creates new drill routines for the Windsor Canadians, a New York area student veterans group. The team, modeled after the Canadian Guards, wears red tunics and bearskin hats, with custom white gloves, wooden-heeled shoes, and chromed bayoneted Springfield rifles for parade cadence.
Chive vinegar is made by steeping chopped chives in white wine or rice vinegar for a week then straining. The Garden to Table recipe editor notes dressing uses one part vinegar to two or three parts oil with salt and pepper. Avocados are halved and dressed with a whisked oil ketchup sherry mix for six servings.
David R. Harris of Gladewater leads 27 graduates in Harding College Christian Communications Program Alpha class. Ed Sanders and Dr. George Benson address the ceremony on Success and Failure and An Elder's Charge. Harris, now engaged with Abilene Christian University, is married to Carolyn Phillips of Gladewater with two children.
Nane-Nane-Tails originated in 19th century male riding attire. Myrna Liebowitz heads seminars for the Women's Stockbrokers Assn on finances, drawing large crowds. She notes social gains as her husband Kenny Berger, a children's wear manufacturer, is addressed by her maiden name.
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