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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1969

Page

5

First State Bank Hosts Valentine Customer Appreciation Time

Neighbors and friends in the community will celebrate with lobby displays and free thank you cards for bank patrons. Each card includes a handy pocket calendar and an Important Number Guide to remind customers year round. Bank official Abernathy says customers are people, not just numbers, and loyalty is valued.

Hanuy First State Abernathy

Cub Scouts Tour Gregg County Airport

Cub Scouts from Den IT Pack 207 White Oak toured Gregg County Airport last Thursday afternoon February 6. Den Mother Sue King, assistant Mrs Donnie Harris, and several boys including Joe Cartington Timmy Vaughn Steve Bratton Joe Phillips Roddy Harris Danny Dickson Dan Hallford Terry Pyeatt Den Chief Curtis Smith and visitor Timmy Harris joined the visit. They toured the tower and finished with refreshments at the airport restaurant.

Den White Oak Gregg County Sue King Donnie Harris Joe Cartington Timmy Vaughn Steve Bratton Joe Phillips Roddy Harris Danny Dickson Dan Hallford Terry Pyeatt Curtis Smith Timmy Harris

Double Art Show At Kilgore College

Kilgore College Fine Arts department opened a double show Monday directed by art instructor Francis Witherspoon. An exhibit of sophomore paintings from Witherspoon’s Pictorial Composition class is on display downstairs in the Applied Arts building.

Kilgore College Francis Witherspoon Applied Arts Witherspoon

Kilgore College exhibits acrylic works and trade cards

Kilgore College displays acrylic paintings by Cheyenne Smith Jack Slagle and other Kilgore students. Exhibits include North Texas bound majors Cheyenne Smith Bob McMeans and Linda Burney plus Tyler natives Harold Young and David Mauldin. A loaned second floor trade card collection from 1880 to 1900 completes the show invited 8 am to 4 pm weekdays through February 22.

Dents Kilgore Cheyenne Smith Jack Slagle Cheyenne North Texas Bob McMeans Carol Wood Henderson Tyler Harold Young California College of Arts and Crafts Linda Burney Joe Burney Gladewater Kilgore College University of Texas David Mauldin Hallsville David Los Angeles Art Center Applied Arts H. Daniel Morgan First Christian Church U.S

Gladewater Council Candidate Johnson’s Long Service Biography

Johnston, a Baylor graduate with a 1948 bachelor’s and a 1951 master’s degree, has held multiple education and civic roles including East Texas associations, Boy Scouts sustaining member, Omega Psi fraternity, and Mason. He taught math and number sense in Gladewater since 1955, with eight consecutively state finalist students, and serves on the city council, Rotary, and local health groups.

Sociation East Texas Schoolmen’s Association National Principals’ Association Boy Scouts of America Omega Psychy Fraternity Free and Accepted Mason East Texas Conference Texas College Jarvis College Texas Teachers Association Mr. Johnson Baylor University Baylor Stephen F. Austin State College University of Montana Union Grove School Gladewater Johnston Rotary Club Gregg County Heart Society Gregg County Cancer Society

Daleth Study Club Hosts Jim Jones On Latin America

Daleth Study Club met February 6 at 2:30 in Miss Leila Campbell’s home with Jim Jones of Kilgore College as guest speaker. Jones, a Gladewater resident with Mexico experience, discussed Latin America and urged avoiding judgments from border-town visits. He also highlighted his church roles and professional affiliations. Superintendent Roy Johnson outlined duties for Hill as Director of Special Services, including community relations, census, textbooks, attendance, audio visual and health services, athletic ticket sales, staff relations, and follow-up studies for graduates.

Daleth Study Club Leila Campbell Melba Mexico First Baptist Church Texas State Teachers Association National Education Association Texas Personnel and Guidance Association American School Counselor Association Piney Woods Counselor Association Roy Johnson Hill Education Service Center Mr. Jones Cortez Spain North America Jones Mexico City Miss Campbell Valentine Mesdames William E Boyd E. L. Chavellier Erskine D. Dillard W. T. Driver B. B. Henry C. E. McMillen

Harold Browne to address ET Chapter API meeting

Harold F Browne will speak to the East Texas Chapter American Petroleum Institute on February 18 at Kilgore National Guard Armory with a 5 30 p m social hour and 7 pm dinner. His talk titled The Air We Breathe will cover carbon monoxide hydrogen sulfide and related gases. Browne a Colorado School of Mines petroleum engineer worked in Texas and Oklahoma oil fields then at Sinclair Refinery Fort Worth and later with the Bureau of Mines Dallas as a petroleum engineer. He is a member of ASSE A IHA and other societies.

Tyler Harold F. Browne Health and Safety Bureau of Mines U. S. Department of the Interior Dallas East Texas American Petroleum Institute Th McDonough Kilgore National Browne Colorado School of Mines Texas Oklahoma Sinclair Fort Worth Bureau of Mines Engineers

Jaycees Reflect on Challenges and Creed

In these challenging times we have to determine what our challenges are and how to identify them. McHenry highlighted the Jaycee creed and its challenges to members, praising award winners for improving community life and the extra effort needed to be truly outstanding.

McHenry

Wisconsin Cheese Law Ends After 1937 Lunar Lapse

Wisconsin once mandated restaurants to serve two thirds of an ounce of Wisconsin cheese with any meal costing more than 25 cents. The provision lapsed in 1937, ending the cheese side requirement.

Wisconsin

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