Gifts to Mankind from Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia contributed to modern civilization with writing and law the wheel and true arch tools pipes harps razors cosmetic sets frying pans and astrological charts. It notes reflex eye closure in one third of a seventh of a second and cites the African gray parrot as a prized skilled talker.
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Mesopotamia
Kenneth Patrick Dies in Auto Accident
Kenneth Leon Patrick 18 died December 13 from injuries in a wreck at West Marshall Avenue and Standard Street. Patrick a Kilgore College student and 1968 White Oak High School graduate, survived by his parents and sister. funeral services held December 15 at Emmanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ronnie Starr officiating. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. the accident also injured Glenn Douglas Lott and Harold Byrle Rogers.
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Kenneth Leon Patrick
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Ronnie Starr
Patrick
Kilgore College
Good Shepherd Hospital
West Marshall Avenue
Standard St
L. H
Leon B. Patrick
White Oak
Bettie Patrick
Ophelia Patrick
Oak Grove
Lakeview Cemetery
Welch Funeral Home
Improvised Rubber Strip Wrap for Quick Pipe Leak Stop
A one foot long strip of inner tube is wrapped around a leaking pipe six inches away. Stretch and overlap each turn, then tie a cord to secure. Wrap the cord around the rubber back to the start and knot. This temporary fix holds until a permanent repair is possible.
Horace Brown Rites Held In Jefferson
Funeral services for Horace C. Brown Sr. 78 were held Monday at 10 a.m. in Jefferson with Rev. William Heard officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Brown, father of Gladewater Mirror newsman Jimmy Brown, died after a short illness. his wife Vesta had died in May. He and Vesta would have celebrated 98 years of marriage in September. An Episcopalian, he served as senior warden at Christ Church in Jefferson. Survived by four children, Jimmy Brown and Horace C. Brown Jr. of Jefferson, Mrs. Dalton Durrum of Jefferson, Mrs. K. R. Craver of Panama. five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. In other news, Senate debate on a bill to award $25,000 to a Forest Hills man for proposing use of water and fire-resistant crepe paper blankets by the Civil Defense Administration.
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Horace C. Brown Sr
William Heard
Oakwood Cemetery
Jefferson
Brown
Gladewater Mirror
Jimmy Brown
Vesta
Vesta Graham
Christ Church
Horace
Jimmy
City
Horace C. Brown, Jr
Dalton Durrum
K. R. Craver
Panama
Washington
Senate
House
Forest Hills
Civil Defense Administration
Katmai National Monument Stretches Across Vast Acreage
The largest unit in the National Park System is Katmai National Monument in Alaska, covering 2,697,590 acres.
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Katmai National Monument
Alaska
Sister of M. P. Aldridge Dies in Wharton Hospital
Mrs. Lillie Ingle, sister of M. P. Aldridge of Union Grove, died at Caney Valley Hospital Wharton after illness. She had lived in El Campo, with services held at First Christian Church El Campo and Rock Springs School near Gladewater. Surviving family includes two daughters two sons six grandchildren eight great grandchildren and other relatives. Her husband died in 1941.
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Lillie Ingle
M. P. Aldridge
Union Grove
Caney Valley Hospital
Wharton
First Christian Church
el Campo
John Cope
Rock Springs
Gladewater
Mr. Cope
Doyle Brewer
Richard Herbst
Joel Smith
Shaw McKay
Garland Smith
Jesse Moore
Highway contracts awarded in Tyler district
Texas Highway Commission awarded highway construction contracts in the Tyler district under District Engineer W. W. Potter. Projects span Henderson Navarro Smith Gregg Anderson Van Zandt and Wood counties with Reynolds Land Inc. of Tyler winning in Smith County.
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Austin
Tyler
Texas Highway Commission
W. W. Potter
Henderson, Navarro, Smith, Gregg, Anderson, van Zandt
Wood Counties
Smith County
Reynolds- Land Inc. of
Make Your Home Safe From Fire
A Texas A M Extension engineer urges fire safety at home. W S Allen stresses two factors: family habits and construction. He cites matches and smoking discipline, rubbish control, proper electrical use, and awareness of fire risks, plus built in fire stops and escape routes.
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College Station
Texas A&m University
W.S. Allen
Accountants Plan Two Meetings for Longview Chapter
The Longview East Texas chapter of the National Association of Accountants schedules two member participation sessions for 1968-69 at Contessa Inn Longview. First session 6 p.m. with topics Workmen's Compensation Insurance moderated by Vernon Wiggins and Frank Schopper. second session 8:15 p.m. on Determining the Payout and Rate of Return on Capital Improvements moderated by William A. Berglund and Curtis R. Blakeley. Reservations via Lonel Hughes 753 4474. Nearby highway contracts noted: US Hwy 271 Spur 147 project in Tyler at 1.8 miles bid $1,436,447.68 and 53 miles ofGregg and Smith Counties surface treatment bid $277,190.24.
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Longview - East Texas
National Association of Accountants
Contessa Inn
Longview
Vernon Wiggins
Frank Schopper
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Workmen’s Compensation Insurance
Longview-East Texas
NAA
Lonel Hughes
Camp Street
Tyler
Glenwood Boulevard
David W. Hogan
Highway Department
Gregg
Smith Counties
Reynolds Land Inc
Charles R. Martin
R. W. Kutzer
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