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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1976
Page
5
In Boston a notable shift shows women increasingly entering real estate, with a socialite, an empty-nester, a former office worker, a young married woman and a career pivot all cited as examples. The discussion highlights gender balance growing in the field.
Weather for crops pushes orange prices up with damage in California while bananas apples grapes and citrus quoted as good values. In real estate news Goss estimates about 44X,000 plus women in sales and notes that women make about 70 percent of residential transactions, citing better home familiarity and greater success for women entering the field.
Kenneth Ryan Singleton son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Singleton celebrated his first birthday on Tuesday January 20 with a party at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Dougan 1207 E Mary St Guests included Mr and Mrs Tom Dougan and their children Kent Kyle and Stacey Mrs Corinne Singleton Mr and Mrs Jess Gage and Angela Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dougan and their children and many more relatives and friends The table featured two babies a blanket rattlers and teddy bear decor and gifts were exchanged with a birthday cake and refreshments.
A UT bicentennial musical Yankee Doodle opens Feb 6 8 in Austin before touring 30 Texas towns. East Texas events include Longview High School Auditorium March 18 and Kilgore College faculty artworks on display. Other readings cover Shreveport theater delays, Longview sleuth showings, and local gallery exhibitions.
Recipe notes describe a vegetable skillet using zucchini onions corn and butter for four servings. Instructions include simmering zucchini with onion until tender then adding corn to reheat. The piece also notes sugar substitutions in jams and preserves affecting color.
A trio of parties honored Miss Harriett Jean Clark bride elect of Forrest Olin Jones. Vows planned in candlelight Feb six at First United Methodist Church. Attendees included family Neal Clark and the Joneses and The Strawberry Patch luncheon guests.
A nonprofit new company funded by Rockefeller Foundation will produce a 100‑record anthology tracing American music history. Over three years it will distribute free to about 8,000 educational institutions and music libraries worldwide. First ten titles include The Pride of America Ragtime in Rural America and Angles Visits.
At First United Methodist Church Jeter Hall hostesses hosted 25 guests for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Clark. Guests signed the bride’s book, admired all white decor, and enjoyed cider punch as the receiving line included Miss Clark plus her mother Mrs Neal Clark and Mrs David Jones.
A rice bag party hosted by Mrs. Quentin Abernathy on Phillips Drive featured white satin rosebud rice bags crafted by guests using bird seed. Harriett Jean received a corsage matching the roses as attendees enjoyed sandwiches cookies and punch from a brass samovar in the dining room. Guests included Sharon Scurlock Gwen Barlow Rhonda Thomas and others. The event concluded with keepsake rosebud mementos and socializing.
The world class women tennis players travel across continents ahead of the Lieggs World Series of Women's Tennis in Austin. Players including Chris Evert Martina Navratilova Virginia Wade Evonne Goolagong undertake multiple city hops from Tokyo Las Vegas New York London to prepare for the January 10 11 tournament amid a busy December schedule.
A girl was born at Hart Clinic Hospital on Wednesday January 21 at 3 pm to Viv and Mrs Ewell Keller Jr. The newborn Jaime Flaine weighs 7 pounds 2 ounces.
Nancy Stinecipher, with 12 years in beauty work and prior roles including a VIE stylist in Longview and shop owner in Tyler, joins Ruby's Beauty Shop. She specializes in hair cuts and blow dries and now works Wednesdays with plans to move to Tue to Sat by March 1. Haircuts, $3 shampoo and set $4.
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