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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1970
Page
3
Members of the Student Council at Middle School presented a special Christmas program inviting families and staff to celebrate the season with songs and classroom activities.
Camp Fire girls met at Mrs. G R Hugman’s home for a Christmas party. They voted to donate money to underprivileged children, with Kimberly Audas in charge. Beads and sales awards were distributed for candy sales, including several camperships and charms. Pam Hanes provided a Santa pinata. Guests included Mrs. Bill Christian and Mrs. Leon Kapchinsky.
The Dorcas Bible Study Club will gather January 5 at 2 pm at Mrs. C. E Hancock's home with Mrs. M. T. Kennedy as co hostess to study Ezekiel chapters 18 through 22. In other news, Kentucky Court of Appeals bans public employee strikes including teachers.
Members of the Jolly Dozen Sewing Club gathered for their annual Christmas luncheon at the Lake Gladewater home of Mrs. John Beverly. Presiding president Mrs. Lewis Rodgers led a brief business session and the group voted on a 1971 nursing home project. Birthday honors for Mrs. Beverly and Mrs. Raymond Addington were noted.
Little Miss Angela Rambin marked her third birthday with a Saturday party at the Rambin home. Red and green balloons decorated the room, a poinsettia adorned cake, and a doll centerpiece. Guests included Tracy Hagan Cindy Tallent Greg McMinn Jeff McMinn Sandra Ivy Cindy Thompson Kathy Miller and relatives Ethel Heatherlin Gloria Dixon Linda Childress Marshall Paula Ivy.
The Supreme Court ruled by a 5 to 4 vote that 18-year-olds may vote in national elections. The court also barred lowering age limits for state and local elections by 9 to 4, suspended literacy tests for five years, and held residence requirements for presidential voting must be 30 days or less.
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