Terry Quarles Wins Teen Talent Contest
Terry Quarles, fifteen, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Harold L. Quarles, won first place in the vocal division of the Southeast Zone Teen Talent Contest for the Dallas District Church of the Nazarene held in Kilgore last Saturday January 27. An engraved trophy will be given in March at the zone finals where she will compete with other zone winners for the district title. Terry attends the local Church of the Nazarene where her father is pastor. the church is at Quitman and Tenery Streets.
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Terry Quarles
Harold L. Quarles
Dallas
Church of the Nazarene
Kilgore
Terry
Quitman
Tenery
Three Arts Club program in Van Wormer home Gladewater event honors local artists
Mrs. Royce Ford presided as Mrs. N E Formby was absent during the Three Arts Club meeting in Mrs. Leroy Van Wormer’s home. The program highlighted Gladewater talents in poetry painting music and sculpture with mentions of Armstrong O’Brien Dillard Zigler Bennett and others. New members Mrs. Fred Hull and Mrs. Leon Bates were elected and a painting by Electra Malone was donated to the club’s scholarship fund.
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Royce Ford
N. E. Formby
Arts Club
Leroy van Wormer
Gladewater
van Wormer
T. M. Armstrong
R. B. O’brien
Weldon Stansell
Arlan Woods
Ruby Zigler
S. M. Thomas
David Morrison
Grady Coleman
Jimmy Caldwell
Tommy Coleman
Viola
Billy Ray Vernon
Carl Everett
Ken Bennett
Gladewater High School
United Methodist Church
V. E. Tims
Fred Hull
Leon Bates
Robert Daniel
Electra Malone
Jack Hearrell
Leroy Edge
Maurice Hightower
Glen Kent
Queen Victoria Biography Review by Cecil Woodham Smith
A condensed critique contrasts Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington for biographical prominence in a lengthy study by Cecil Woodham Smith. The review notes nostalgia and competing attention in the historical portrait of Britain’s monarch and her era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Cecil Woodham-smith
Alfred A. Knopf
Duke of Wellington
Australian and Oceanic Crafts Display at Kilgore College
The Eleanor Z. and Roger Baker Collection of Australian and Oceanic Crafts goes on display at Kilgore College on Monday February 5. The exhibit features 30 items including boomerangs spears drums shields masks and carvings on burlap panels on extended loan to the Tyler Museum of Art. The public hours are 8 to 12 and 1 4 p.m. on weekdays.
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Eleanor Z
Roger Baker
Kilgore College
Bakers
Nacogdoches
Australia
New Guinea
Tyler Museum of Art
Applied Arts
Yeast Rising Chuckwagon Biscuits From Pauline Longtime reader
Pauline Longing of Los Angeles shares a Centennial era yeast biscuit recipe titled Chuckwagon Biscuits. The method uses yeast cake warm water buttermilk sugar optional and baking powder with kneading then chilling for 12 hours. Dough kept refrigerated for a week or longer for portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
the Mirror
Los Angeles
Kenyons Return After Illinois Visit To Texas
Mr and Mrs R J Kenyon of Elgin Illinois returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Fort Worth Gladewater Tyler and Greggton They traveled with hosts including J R Spradley and family and visited with Mrs Kenyon's sisters in multiple towns It also lists local club meetings and a recipe column from Cecily Brownstone with Phylls Shrimp Patties and Pasteitjes.
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R. J. Kenyon
Elgin
Illinois
Kenyon
Forth Worth
J. R. Spradley
Greggton
Gladewater
Tawna
Tyler
Carl Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Happy Face BBs Plan Annual Banquet
Happy Face Blue Birds met Monday at the Camp Fire Center on Tenery to rehearse for the Dad Daughter banquet set for Friday February 9. Shelley Fox presided over the business meeting as dues were collected and the roll called.
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Happy Face Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Tenery
Shelley Fox
Lela Kennedy
Shelley
Lenora Partain
Darla Demby
Ann Erickson
Patti Sawyer
Dee Dee Eaves
Julie Blessing
Kim Heard
Angela Palmer
Dana Eaves
Sue Demby
Eudean Heard
Barbara Palmer
Pat Fox
Noise in cities linked to severe hearing loss risk
THIS WORLD argues that urban sound is a growing threat to health as noisy environments cause significant hearing loss for residents in congested city areas. The piece stresses the real danger from excessive noise and its impact on daily life.
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America
Vera Miles Shares Passion for Tatting Craft and Memories
Vera Miles recalls learning tatting in 1911 while working in a Sulphur Springs dry goods store. She demonstrates the old fashioned craft, notes its complexity, and says tatting helped her during a hip injury. Her creations include a 70 by 102 inch tablecloth valued over 400 dollars, with nearly 10 000 yards of thread per piece.
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Vera Miles
Latch
Austin
Ruby Nell Walters
Frances Patterson
Greensboro
North Carolina
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Patti Dunnavant
Missy Causey
Beckie Reynolds
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Susan Levy
Sharon Senter
Lisa McDonald
Kim Roe
Delight Johnson
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Clois D. Hogue
LaAudra
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RaDonna
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Ritchie
Edgewood
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LouAnn Turbeville
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Chuckwagon
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H. H. Krumm
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Masonic Building
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the First Christian Church
Church Fellowship Hall
George Martin American Legion Post
Dallas Highway
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Vesta Drive
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White Oak
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Phyll
Miss Brownstone
Cecile
Happy Face
Janie’s Fashions
West Gay
Tatter
Fanny Fabric
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