John S Bumpus Former Gladeite Dies in Lampasas
John S Bumpus a former Gladeite died suddenly Sunday in a Lampasas hospital from a heart attack He was born February 1 1920 in Gladewater and lived in Lampasas since 1951 A WWII veteran he led Rollins-Brooks Hospital in Lampasas since 1958 Services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church Lampasas with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery He survived by his wife Browne Nichols three sons Ronald S Mark A and John Robert two brothers Ray and W R Bumpus and five sisters
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John Bumpus
Ray Bumpus
Gladeite
Lampasas
First Baptist Church of
Oak Hill
Adrian Coleman
Mr Bumpus
Gladewater
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Rollins-Brooks Hospital
Browne Nichols
Longview
Ronald S
Mark A Bumpus
John Robert Bumpus
Pettus
W. R. Bumpus
Muskogee
Okla
Ralph Fisher
R.A. Taylor
Tulsa
W. W. Harris
Norwood, Mo
Morris White
Carmichael
Calif
J J. Masek
Kirtland
New Mexico
Books on Rockwell and other works highlight American life
The Gladewater library features Norman Rockwell Illustrator by Arthur L Guptill with Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers from 1916 and a profile by Rockwell about his methods and public reaction. Also recommended are A Guide to Living in Mexico by Betty and Don Nelson, Tamzen by Jane Gilmore Rushing, Meet Me in the Green Glen by Robert Penn Warren, and a Cassie Spottwood tale. Ladybugs hibernate in winter.
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Norman Rockwell
Gladewater Public Library
Arthur L Guptill
Saturday Evening Post
Rockwell
Mexico
Betty
Don
Nlmore
Tamzen
Jane Gilmore
Rushing
West
Texas
Miss Rushing
Robert Penn Warren
Green Glen
Cassie Spottwood
Governor Smith to Kickoff Campaign For Re election
Gov Preston Smith announced that his statewide re election campaign will begin in Odessa on Tuesday February 8. He said Odessa supporters invited him and have made the kickoff their own project promising a warm sendoff toward a third term as Texas governor.
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Smith
Preston Smith
Odessa
Goveror
Texas
Free Hearing Test Set For Gladewater
Free electronic hearing tests to determine degree of hearing loss offered in Gladewater on Thursday February 24 1972 from 1 to 5 p m at Res More Courts. Joseph A. Geraci conducts tests with Beltone of East Texas. Additional testing available in Longview at 913 Judson Rd Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings.
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Gladewater
Res- More
Joseph A. Geraci
Beltone
East Texas
South First St
Lufkin
Texas
Longview
Judson Rd
Res-More
Week of Redistricting Turmoil Touches National Leaders
A sprawling, fragmented account recalls the Texas redistricting fight from Washington and Texas figures. It details court rulings, stay petitions, and the sense of urgency as Senator Lloyd Bentsen, Congressman Bob Eckhardt, and Yale Professor Charles Black push to keep the case alive. The piece also notes camaraderie among the Texas delegation and gratitude for support while highlighting a college philanthropy moment and a tribute to teamwork.
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Washington, D. C
Dallas
Texas
Supreme Court
4Th Congressional District
Texas State Society
Washington
Jim Wright
Jim
Rayburn Building
State of Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Congress
Charles Black
Yale Law School
Black
Law School
Bentsen
Martin
Professor Black
Court
Weather quirks and roadside litter shape city outlook
The writer shares mixed faith in forecasts from January to the present and recounts a wedding day spared by luck. They critique mileage signs, lament litter along highways, and urge a greener outlook from the younger generation while hoping for cleaner roads and welcoming newcomers.
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Tyler
Ms as a Form of Address Sparks Debate in Womens Lib
The piece ridicules the Women’s Liberation move to use Ms as a universal title, arguing it could erase Miss or Mrs. The author mocks the shift and imagines absurd consequences while expressing support for Ms as a mark of liberation and equality.
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Womens Lib
Miz
Southeast Asia
Miss
Notable February Births and Founding Dates
Key historical births and milestones in February include Charles A. Lindbergh born February 4 1902 Julia Ward Howe’s Battle Hymn of the Republic dated February 5 1862 Aaron Burr born February 6 1756 Sinclair Lewis born February 7 1885 the Boy Scouts of America founded on February came to be noted the U S Weather Bureau created February 9 1870 and Alanson Cranes patent for the fire extinguisher granted February 10 1863.
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Charles A. Lindberg
Julia Ward Howe
Aaron Burr
Sinclair Lewis
Boy Scouts of America
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alanson Crane
Gladewater Mirror and affiliates consolidation noted
Brief notice records that the Gladewater Mirror and its affiliations were consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune on November 28 1949 and with The White Oak Texan on June 1 1969. It mentions Harry Kates 1897 1964 as part of archive details and lists mailing information for Gladewater Texas.
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Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Gladewater Kiwanis Club
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Richard Goode
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KC Chorale
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Garland
Teddy Bears
Che Gladewater
Harry Kates
LPP Ca
Women's
Mrs
Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
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