Gladewater Debaters Compete In Longview Tournament
Three Gladewater High School debate teams joined 26 schools from Texas and Louisiana in the LeTourneau College Tournament in Longview on January 24. The girls teams featured Vabbie Owens Patsy Floyd Lanita Derrick and Rhonda Hill. the boys team included Trey Hugman Jam McCrammen with William Hardman as alternate. GHS eliminated with 2 1 and 4 2 records, defeating Longview Pittsburg Thomas K Gorman Waco Pine Tree and Robert E Lee Tyler.
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LeTourneau College
Longview
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Patsy Floyd
Lanita Derrick
Rhonda Hill
Trey Hugman
Jam McCrammen
William Hardman
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GHS
Pittsburg
Thomas K. Gorman
Tyler
Waco
Pine Tree
Robert E. Lee Tyler
Ca Pa Na Camp Fire Elects Officers
Ca Pa Na Camp Fire group elected officers at a recent meeting Teresa Gandy became president Judy Langford secretary treasurer Tanya Brooks song leader Rose Burgin reporter Janice Driver game leader Debbie Perryman historian Katheryn Partain housekeeper Jean Brooks and Donna Burgin are group leaders Refreshments were served and the girls sang Worship God Plans were made for a trip to Livingston in April to visit the Indian Reservation Work continued on handbooks Activity included decorating for the annual Father Daughter banquet set for February 4 at Broadway school cafeteria with a circus theme and clowns for table favors a square dance practice and song to close the meeting.
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Leadership Institute set for Nacogdoches February 10 11
The 14th Annual Leadership Institute for presidents vicepresidents officers and committee chairmen, sponsored by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, will be held at the Sheraton Crest Inn in Nacogdoches February 10 and 11. Alf Jernigan announced the event with about 300 leaders expected and outstanding speakers to discuss matters for incoming chamber leaders.
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Houston
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Trinity Methodist
David Braden
Dallas
Mineola Chamber of Commerce
Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce
Braden
Mineola
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College Station
J C. Davis
Attorney General's Office
Austin
Ramada Inn
Davis
Texas
Haskell
Community Birthdays and Illnesses Span West Mountain News
Union Grove reports Brenda Howell and Holley of Midland visiting West Mountain Church. Bowden family illness due to flu. S. S. Bowden weak but improving. Essie Bowden in Ragland Fenlow Hospital. Nell Brinkley and Mary Lou confined at home. Birthday notes span January with names like Virgil L Moore Odis Smith Patti Aldridge Jessie Moore Nellie Berry Cradar James Laster Mildred Ann McEachern Ricky Olliff and Mary Lou Olliff.
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Holley
Midland
West Mountain Church
Lynn Bowden
S. S. Bowden
Essie Bowden
Ragland Fenlow Hospital
Nell Brinkley
Mary Lou
James Wayne
Jessie Moore
Nellie Berry Cradar
James Laster
Ricky Olliff
Mildred Ann McEachern
Mary Lou Olliff
Ricky
Dallas
Maurice McPeek
David
Lana
Jennifer
Mike Moore
Commerce
Mike
SWEPCO Names Samuel Smith Chief Engineer
Samuel C. Smith a 25 year SWEPCO veteran and Bentonville Arkansas native was named chief engineer effective February 1 after the retirement of W J Googe. He leads transmission and substation planning for SWEPCO three state area and oversees distribution engineering and construction budgets. Smith, a University of Arkansas graduate, joined SWEPCO in 1946 and has since held several leadership posts.
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Samuel CC. Smith
Arkansas
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Electric Utility Company
R. W Dodson
Swepco
Dodson
Smith
W. J. Googe
Bentonville
Fayetteville
Shreveport
Skylab Student Project Seeks 80000 Entries From U S Students
More than 80000 entry materials and applications are requested for the Skylab Student Project. Sponsored by the National Science Teachers Association and NASA, the program invites secondary school students to submit experiments for up to 26 day and 56 day flight missions aboard the Skylab Earth orbital laboratory. Deadline is February, with regional and national selectees named in April. Official forms and rules are available from Dorothy K Culbert at the NSTA in Washington D C.
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U.S
National Science Teachers Association
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth Orbital Space Laboratory
Skylab
Manned Earth Orbital Space Laboratory
Dorothy K Culbert
16Th Street
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Washington, D.C
Roast meat thermometers and nutrition trends noted
A guide explains roast meat thermometers and proper use in thickest meat parts. A survey finds 52 percent of supermarket products are new in ten years. Only 50 to 60 percent of households meet nutrition standards. malnutrition arises from choices and knowledge, not just income.
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