Gladewater High School honors 58 students in first trimester
Gladewater High School named 58 honor students for the first trimester across All A and A with one B lists. The rosters include 12th grade Carol Bruce Pam Dunnavant Kerry Lee Dorothy Supert Trecia Van Houten and others across 11th and 10th grades. An additional section notes American ties in a Geneva bassoon contest and a clothing pattern advertisement follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladewater High School
Carol Bruce
Pam Dunnavant
Kerry Lee
Dorothy Supert
Trecia van Houten
Shane Best
Harriett Clark
Susan Hopson
Bryan Hudspeth
James Hugman
Debbie Merritt
Sharon Minter
Mary Robinson
Linda Sims
Tommy Willingham
Cindy Winborn
Logan Ashbey
Kathy Hill
Gay McDaniel
Charles B. McKenzie
Linda Perry
Vernetta Arden
Elaine Hugman
Jeff Rowe
Beth Roundtree
Judy Watts
Susan Ashcraft
Alan Berry
Mary Ann Cumbie
Dana Gwinn
Rhonda Files
Mark Johnson
Larry Martin
Deborah Roundtree
Debra Shipp
Melessa Stevens
Freita Vaughan
Gwen Barlow
John Beckworth
Marilyn Cox
David Duncan
David Easley
Loretta Ferguson
Cynthia
Geneva
Andrew Cordle
Marietta
Juilliard School
Gilbert Audin
France
Switzerland
Ballet set for Longview Christmas performance
The Longview Ballet Theatre directed by Pat George Mitchell will stage a Christmas program for Longview Museum and Arts Center members at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. The show features Griegs From Holberg Time in the first act and a child focused Christmas Suite with Deck The Halls and We Wish You a Merry Christmas in the finale, plus a Friday dress rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Longview Ballet Theatre
Pat George Mitchell
Longview Museum
Regional Ballet Company
Tom Livesay
Masters of Bow Street and Richlands reviewed in Lee Library
A Lee Library note highlights John Creasey’s The Masters of Bow Street portraying the birth of Scotland Yard through Furnival family struggles. Agnes Sligh Turnbull’s The Richlands presents rural Western Pennsylvania life, family rifts, and Jim Ryall’s farm ambitions. New titles include Better Homes and Gardens holiday crafts and Anthony Price’s October Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Scotland Yard
Furnival
John Creasey
London
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Richlands
Pennsylvania
Jim Ryall
Jim
Peggy
Phoebe
Better Homes and Garden
Anthony Price
Longview arts moves hint at Amarillo gains and local shows
Tom Livesay leaves the Center for a director post in Amarillo while Cynthia Livesay joins the Panhandle arts scene. Longview Community Theatre invites weekend audiences to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, staged by David Keys. Gregg Art Guild hosts its Christmas sale, and Frederick Nila Galleries continues Mary Scruggs Spencer’s 90-piece show through December. Bayou Bend hosts Open House with River Oaks Garden Club decor and carols by Houston students. East Texas State University plans a $2 million-plus Performing Arts Center near Gee Lake with thrust stage and theater labs. SMAC dress rehearsal Friday precedes Saturday public performance with Pat George Mitchell directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Knox
Longview
Amarillo
Tom
Cynthia Livesay
Longview Museum and
David Keys
Little Theater Group
Gulf Coast Area
Bayou Bend
Westcott Street
Memorial Drive
River Oaks Garden Club
Houston
Hunt County
Greenville
Commerce
East Texas State University
Gee Lake
Cary Faulk Vows Read At West Side Baptist Church
The West Side Baptist Church set the scene Wednesday evening for the marriage of Mrs. Christine Cary and Clayton Faulk. The Rev J A Allen read the vows after a prayer meeting with congregation members as guests. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Richard Cary. A reception followed in the fellowship hall. The groom is a retired Gulf Oil engineer and the couple will reside on Pelphrey Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Baptist Church
Christine Cary
Clayton Faulk
J. A. Allen
Richard Cary
Faulk
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pelphrey Drive
Walker Family Reunites for Thanksgiving After Four Years
Thanksgiving reunion at 212 Oak Drive brings together Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Walker and their two daughters Marion Steen and Mildred Pharr with six grandchildren. Family stories, memories from the Walker ranch, and posts about sons Charles Steen and Kenny Pharr highlight the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Yarbrough
Charles E. Walker
Oak Drive
Mr. Walker
Walker
Marion
Lee Steen
Charles
Nancy
David
Mildred
Kenneth Pharr
Kenny
Mark
Caroline
Steen
Pharr
Houston
Charles Steen
Mark Pharr
Caroline Pharr
Henry
Mrs. Steen
Kenny Pharr
Tea Sandwich Nostalgia and Ribbon Varieties
Nostalgic look at homemade tea sandwiches popular from the 1920s to 1940s. Kentucky inspired cheddar and green pepper with deviled ham and chili sauce feature in a ribbon shaped recipe. Includes bread prep rules and assembly steps for party fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. V. McCary Sr
Ore City
Myrna Gaylean
Jimmie Dewayne Blackmon
Jimmie E. Blackmon
City
Audrey Lane Bureau
Morris Plains
New Jersey
Fanny Fabric
Kilgore
Lee Library
John Furnival
Duncan
Hugh
Johnny Strong
Malcolm Stone
Gladewater, Texas
Action In the Arts
Gregg Art Guild
Mary Scruggs Spencer
Frederick Nila
Longview Museum and Arts Center
SMAC
Cary-Faulk
University of Houston
U.S. Navy
Walkers
Gladewater
Kilgore Junior College
University of Texas
David Steen
SW Texas University
San Marcos
Nancy Steen
Baylor
Kenny Mark
Texas
Grandma Walker
South Main
Franciscan
Tshe
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