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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
3
Hawkins Reader asks for a repeat print of a previous column about love. Honey Hambrick lists six observations defining love including respect giving concern and selflessness and ends noting conscience guiding choices for a reader identified as L B.
An 82-year-old Norwegian, Oscar Johannessen, who settled in Carabelle Florida, spends part of each year visiting his daughter Mrs. E G Oder in Gladewater. The article details his emigration in the early 1900s as a fisherman, his Danish wife, their daughter Winnie Johannessen born in 1918, and their wish to visit Norway together.
Mrs. Fain Williams of the East Texas Council on Alcoholism says the alcoholic housewife often hides illness until it is out of control. Early detection and prompt treatment can arrest alcoholism, with professional help available through the Alcoholism Information Center at 621 North Fourth, Longview, open weekdays 9 to 4, contact 753-0444.
Jan 22 Caleth Study Club meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs William Boyd home. Jan 26 Garden Club gathers 1 30 p m at 405 Phillips Dr Mrs John Osteen host. Jan 27 Tuesday Bible Study Club at 2 p m at 117 North Dean Mrs A G Pritchett hosts with Mrs William Floyd. Jan 30 Camp Fire Girls Dad Daughter banquet at Gladewater Community Center.
Excavation in Perth shire Scotland in 1961 uncovered almost seven tons of Roman nails abandoned between A D 87 and 90.
Kimberly Lane was born January 19 at 12 31 p.m. weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bobby Joe Guess of 1202 Turner Drive Longview.
The African baobab tree yields edible monkey bread fruit used in local meals. Leaves are valued for medicinal properties while bark provides strong fiber for ropes.
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