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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
4
Local residents report travel to Austin and Abilene for visits and job offers. Gregg County eyes license plates for 1971 with a $1 mail order option, sale set for February 1 and April 1 deadline. Community notices include illness, visits, travel mishaps, births, birthdays, and sympathy messages for O'Brien and Stracener families.
Saturn, the solar system’s second-largest planet, spans about 75 000 miles across and has a mass comparable to hard wood.
The 1970-71 Region IV choirs directed by Herb Teat of Tarleton State College performed a Friday concert in Kilgore Junior College auditorium after a day-long choir clinic on campus. Assistant director Melvin Marshall of Kilgore College assisted, with Paula Dyer and Mollie Strack as accompanists. An included piece was I'm Happy Now In Love by Ken Bennett of Gladewater High School. Jeri Arney was chosen as all-state soprano with Bryan as alternate.
A gambler sleuth Stanley Bass refuses a mob job from Jack Prince of The Organization. He plots with Brandy Kirkpatrick to rob Prince of 200000, aims to outsmart the mob, then flees both police and gangsters. He returns to San Francisco to clear the tangle. Kirbo and Gladewater names appear in a separate choir note.
A Kilgore College one man show features Hallsville artist David Mauldin, a 1969 Kilgore graduate and East Texas painter. His monochromatic, monumental expressionist works contrast with whimsical student pieces in the Applied Arts Building gallery. The exhibit runs with a student showcase from Kilgore art classes and includes detailed examples of commercial art techniques and varied color studies reflecting Mauldin’s inner discovery and artistic maturation.
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