Area men in service Thursday in The Gladewater Mirror
Orlando Florida Navy Awing recruit Bernard D Moody TL, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard D Moody Jr of Route 1 Longview, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Warning Center in Orlando.
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
8
Orlando Florida Navy Awing recruit Bernard D Moody TL, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard D Moody Jr of Route 1 Longview, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Warning Center in Orlando.
City Hospital admits Leon Lattimore Kelvina Moench Hunt Timmons Eloise Beckworth Kermit Stephenson Charlera Hall Tommie Lee Austin Roy Smith Magdalene Williams Wille Joe Miller Earl Gregston Ella Polath Amanda Vernon Fo E Bennett Opal Ishmael dismissed. Marsh Susan Pritchett Edna McWaters Hart Clinic Hospital admits Lillian Bullock W Breland Carl Beam Linda Washington Don Wayt Jean Mumphrey Richard Gipson Elmer Barrett Bobby Tackett Lillie Faye Cheeks Linda Beam Claude Pritchett Clifton Taylor discharged Don Wayt Imogene Berry Evelyn Mumphrey Jody Mumphhrey Landa Washington Pearl Ad ek Don Hill Lois Fuller Jeppie Whitt Linda Huggins Ruby Bickerdike Herbert Laney Daisy Sorrells
A strange behavior observed in batfish shows them moving along the bottom rather than swimming. Researchers note the fish use their fins to propel themselves close to the seabed, a surprising mobility pattern for the species.
Mrs. Amanda Payleither recalls life in Burlington Wisconsin washing clothes on a washboard with wood fire heat and water carried from outside. She notes heavy undergarments no electricity kerosene lighting and baking bread the same day.
Cub Pack 196 Den 3 met for crafts making pifts for mothers and fathers and tile bulletin boards. They opened with Hanukkah songs, signed a card for an ill grandmother Ray Cumbie, and enjoyed cookies punch and a dreydl game led by Mark Starnes.
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