Notable Books At Glade Water Public Library
The library highlights Joe Namath autobiography reissued as upbeat memoir tracing a steel town start to Super Bowl fame. Desmond Morris The Human Zoo analyzes civilization through biologic lens. Georgia McKinley Follow the Running Grass set in Dallas with Delman Goode. Ralph Salerno and John Tompkins expose Mafia profits surpassing giants. Janice Elliot Angels Falling centers Garlands dynasty. Rod McKuen Listen to the Warm poets light verse.
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Joe Namath
Joe Willie
Dick Schaap
Gladewater Public Library
Nameth
Joe Nameth
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Miami
Desmond Morris
Georgia McKinley
Texas
New York State
Dallas
Delman Goode
New York
Cosa Nostra
General Motors
Standard Oil
Ford
General Electric
U.S. Steel
Crime Confederation
Ralph Salerno
John S. Tompkins
Mafia
Janice Elliot
Garlands
Victoria
Adrian
Frances
Melvyn
Barbara
Kilgore Hosts Clebanoff Strings at Dodson Auditorium
Kilgore Community Concerts Association presents the Clebanoff Strings and Orchestra in Dodson Auditorium Kilgore College at 8 p.m. Thursday. The program blends a classic string first half with a lively pops second half featuring piano accordion harp and percussion. The 20‑piece group records for Mercury and Decca.
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Kilgore — Community Concerts Association
Kilgore
Cleabanoff Strings
Dodson
Kilgore College
Cleabanoff
Clebanoff
Mercury
Decca Records
Hospital Names Admits Large List of Patients
The hospital log lists admitted patients including Shirley Ann Jackson Bernie Fay Webb Helen Marie Smith Charles A Sangrey Cleotha Vann Billie Payne Bobbie Sue Olds Gladys Louise Prazak Robert Lee Hancock Roy Dixon Roma Kay May Lillie V Briges Bill Gene Cavin Otho Barnett Walker Lottie Alice Sturdivant Leona Foster Pope Mollie Jane Smith Sarah Myrtle George Lee Spencer Viola Dora Darden Whit Franklin Laura Lee Shafer Delme Haney along with a separate entry for Mrs Joy E Watson Robert Roe Mamie Warner Willie F Nixon Robert Bell Helen Bell Imajean Berry and a dismissed group including Ethel McDaniel Johnny Warren M W Hunter Gladys Venters Abe Daniels Peggy Flower Mike Flowers Sarah Cannon John David Karnes.
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Shirley Ann Jackson
Bernie Fay Webb
Helen Marie Smith
Charles A. Sangrey
Cleotha Vann
Billie Payne
Bobbie Sue Olds
Gladys Louise Prazak
Robert Lee Hancock
Roy Dixon
Roma Kay May
Lillie V. Briges
Bill Gene Cavin
Otho Barnett Walker
Lottie Alice Sturdivant
Leona Foster Pope
Mollie Jane Smith
Sarah Myrtle George
Lee Spencer
Viola Dora Darden
Whit Franklin
Laura Lee Shafer
Delme Haney
Carol Anne Guess
Nora Maudine Moore
Bertha Lee Register
Shirley Au Jackson
Joy E. Watson
Robert Roe
Mamie Warner
Willie F. Nixon
Robert Bell
Helen Bell
Imajean Berry
Ethel McDaniel
Johnny Warren
M.W. Hunter
Gladys Venters
Abe Daniels
Peggy Flower
Mike Flowers
Sarah Cannon
John David Karnes
Former Gladeite to star as Daisy Mae in Li'l Abner
Ann McWhorter, formerly Anna McMillen of Glade water, will play Daisy Mae in the White Rock Kiwanis Club's Li'l Abner production. The 206 member cast includes John Gee as Li'l Abner, Nancy Beene as Mammy, and Joe Marino as Pappy Yoakum. Four shows hit Bryan Adams High School Auditorium February 20 21 and February 27 28, with proceeds funding Kiwanis welfare and education efforts including a new 1970 project Operation Drugs Alert.
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Ann McWhorter
Anna McMillen
Gladewater
Daisy Mae
White Rock Kiwanis Club
Tom Hughes
Gary Surratt
John Gee
Li’l Abner
Nancy Beene
Joe Marino
Mammy
Pappy
Yoakum
Gladette's Sister Dies In Texarkana
Mrs. C. M. Valentine of Texarkana Ark died early Saturday in Texarkana. She was the sister of Miss Rita Draper a local schoolteacher. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday at Texarkana Funeral Home. She is survived by her husband two sisters Mrs H S Griffith and Miss Draper one brother J S Draper and many nieces and nephews. She was an active member of College Hill Methodist Church.
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C. M. Valentine
Texarkana
Ark
Rita Draper
Texarkana Funeral Home
Texarkana Ave
College Hill Methodist Church
Valentines
Miss Draper
Gay Avenue PTA plans bake sale and volunteer drive
The Gay Avenue PTA executive board met in the school auditorium with Jerry Edge presiding. Barbara Kennedy reported the treasurer’s balance as Mary Griffin announced a bake sale for January 23 in front of First State Bank at 9 a.m. In case of rain the location shifts to J C Penney Store. Wilma Coonan outlined the program to aid teachers. Volunteers are needed January 27 at 8 15 a.m. and at the librarian’s convenience. Call the school to volunteer. Other members present were Darlene Guthrie Carl is Stone and Charles Hopson.
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Gay Avenue Pta
Jerry Edge
Barbara Kennedy
Ways and Means
Mary Griffin
First State Bank
J. C. Penney
Wilma Coonan
Peck and Sharif Star In Mackenna's Gold
Gregory Peck and Omar Sharif lead in Mackenna's Gold at the Cozy. Peck calls four co stars history makers, notes his Oscar win for To Kill a Mockingbird, and describes his role as a Lincoln like lawyer. He is California born and active as Academy president and arts leader.
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Gregory Peck
Omar Sharif
Peck
Carl Foreman
Willy Loman
Lee J. Cobb
Doctor Zhivago
Little Caesar
Edward G. Robinson
Hollywood
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
National Council of the Arts
National Film Institute
United States
MacKenna
Telly Savalas
Julie Newmar
Camilla Sparr
Ted Cassidy
Keenan Wynn
Cozy Theatre
Births IT'S A BOY FOR MR AND MRS RAY MAY
Ray Scott May was born at City Hospital on January 23 at 12 27 a m. He weighed 7 pounds and is the child of Mr and Mrs Ray May of Rt 2 Box 62 A Big Sandy.
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Ray May
Sandy
Ray Scott May
City Hospital
Dorcas Bible Club Meets in Regular Session
The Dorcas Bible Study Club gathered at Mrs. Gordon Godfrey home with 11 members. President Mrs. Burl Duncan led the meeting. Mrs. Cora Webb taught from Jeremiah chapters 2 through 7 focusing on the temple sermon. Cake and coffee were served to several members before closing in prayer.
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Dorcas Bible Club
Dorcas Bible Study Club
Gordon Godfrey
Burl Duncan
D.W. Read
Cora Webb
Jeremiah
Temple
Read
Perry Brown
Dewey Sutton
Duncan
Webb
T.J. Copeland
M. T. Kennedy
H. H. Krumm
Ray Taylor
Mechanical Reaper First Commercially Produced in U.S. 1831
The mechanical reaper debuted commercially in the United States in 1831 marking a milestone in agricultural innovation. Cyrus McCormick’s design transformed harvest methods and influenced subsequent farm machinery development.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rod McKuen
Assn
North America
J. Frank and
Charles E. Duryea
Hospital News
Hart Clinic Hospital
Ann Mewhorter
Gladeite
Gladette
Gay Pta
Whee Laundry. Inc
Gladewater, Texas
Sharif
Aya
Gladiola
Hunt
Ziff
MR. Good
Armour’s Star
Salt Jewels
Tip Top
Concho
Sara Lee
East Pacific
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