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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
4
Alistair MacLean profiles Captain James Cook, detailing his three great voyages, cartography and the search for the Northwest Passage. The author avoids psychoanalysis, focusing on Cook's deeds, leadership, and the admiration of his sailors, with notes on his nautical era and surviving logbooks.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service invites Gregg County homemakers to join a home demonstration club open to anyone interested in improving homemaking. Members share facts, fellowship and fun, meeting where convenient and at times suited to the group. For information call the local Extension office.
The Texas Tourist Development Agency lists key events across Texas including Alamo Village Brackettville Labor Day celebrations with square dancing and gun fights, Junction Kimble County Row Kick, Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio, Fort Worth Arts and Crafts Show, Clay County Pioneer Reunion in Henrietta, Washington County Fair in Brenham, Republic of Texas Chilimpiad in San Marcos, Benefit Steer Roping near Post, and supporting art sales for West Texas Boys Ranch.
The Texas Manufacturers Association urges reorganizing the State Department of Public Welfare and a comprehensive study of the welfare system. The plan would place administration under the Governor, abolish the current three member commission, and require a governor approved director. It calls for a broad study of program relationships, medical assistance, family financial responsibility, recipient mobility, and abuse elimination with findings due to the 64th Legislature in January 1975. Attila the Hun died from drinking too much wine at his wedding feast.
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