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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1976
Page
6
A recipe note outlines assembling a two serving fruit bowl with pineapple apple orange bananas coconut and optional cherry mint garnish. It also provides a teriyaki style rumaki using chicken livers water chestnuts bacon and soy sauce with garlic and sugar, plus directions to refrigerate then broil. It ends with a note on celery terminology rib vs stalk.
Mrs Gabier opposes textbooks offered to teach fundamentals of free enterprise stating they promote socialism and Marxism. She notes sample content includes a strike simulation and activist roles. The reading list allegedly references ideologies linked to Nazism Fascism Communism and Marxism.
At a poolside supper Bill Patterson announced Phebe Phillips as Queen Yam XXXIX based on ticket sales for Oct 21 23 events sponsored by the Twentieth Century federation. First runner up Laurie Parish will be a lady in waiting with other candidates Teena Henson Liz Davis and Lesa Morse.
Over the past four days police logged an attempted burglary at Jimmie Gentry’s home, a hit and run on Gay and Tenery, a theft claim of $20 by Hiram Clements against a Fort Worth woman, and Tony C. Johnson’s public intoxication arrest. A loose horse was located in the Ballroom Lounge area, two noise complaints were logged but no disturbance found, and Gladewater Fire Department responded to four calls including three grass fires and an oil leak.
Tim York, newly appointed pastor, invites the public to Gladeview Baptist Church for a revival July 2 through July 29 at 7 p.m. Assisting will be Randy Reagh and Nora Turner. the church draws 40 to 50 weekly, with 67 attending last Sunday. York aims to grow the church and deepen its foundation.
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