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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
4
The Gladewater Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary hosted a Christmas dinner at the fire station for the firemen and families. Lt. John Murray led as master of ceremonies while Fire Chief Ronnie Gothard installed new officers for the Volunteer Department.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel for James Leon Barbo 62 a Longview resident who died December 28 in a Longview nursing home after a lengthy illness Donnald Fulgium of the Alpine Street United Pentecostal Church of Longview officiated. Burial followed in West Mt Cemetery. Barbo born in Hainesville La lived in the Longview area since the early 1930s. He was a retired car salesman. Survivors include widow Lessie Barbo one son James D Barbo Sr two daughters Jane Paul and Joyce Littrell all of Longview one sister Cora Whiddon Longview two brothers Rev FJ Delansh El Dorado Ark and Alex DeLuish Humble Tx fourteen grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews.
Oak Manor thanks everyone who sent flowers fruit gift baskets and shared kindness during Christmas. Grateful to the Boy Scouts Blue Bird groups church groups and churches for carols and worship over the year. Special thanks to Larry Osburne Lois McMullen Dorothy Scroggins Mary Lee Cowan Fern Atkinson and others for ministering to patients.
The First Baptist Church hosts a family night on New Year's Eve from 8 15 p m to midnight with refreshments an award winning family movie in the Lower Auditorium A Watch Night Service in the sanctuary will precede the new year candles will be shared to usher in 1976 with prayer bells and church bells All are invited to attend
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