White Oak News Highlights Local Activities And Injuries
Ben Talor, son of Mr and Mrs Buck Taylor, recovers from a back injury after being hit by a baseball during a Little League game and has been hospitalized for days. White Oak cheerleaders and student council officers plan fall activities and attend camps and workshops in July and August. Horizon Club pursues medallion work with house model contests ending mid September, while Mrs Dorotha Taylor leads the group.
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Ben Talor
Buck Taylor
Ben
White Oak
Charlotte Musselwhite
Gayle Taylor
Dorinda Derouen
Debi Havins
Jeannine Handy
Bobby Gosschalk
Kenneth Bedford
John Griffin
Bob Peery
Texas Association of Student Councils
SMU
Dallas
Horizon Club
Dorotha Taylor
Stoney Williams
Diane
Terry
Searcy
Arkansas
J. ©. Williams
C. F. McPherson
William Hatton
W. R. Hatton
Athens
Greece
Kilgore College
Diane Williams
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia
Eddy Baird
Rick Burnett
Dana Dowell
L. H. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Taylor
Postal Department
Stephen F. Austin College
Vicki Modisette
Sharon Sigman
Beverly Townsend
Ramona Adkinson
Debra Gentry
Debra Townsend
Johnny Handy
Jeannine
Tony
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas
Alahoma
New Mexico
Missouri
Texas
Charles McGennis
C. T. McGennis
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Korea
Ray Davis
Johnny White
Anglea Carlette White
Charlie White
Sun Camp
Vernon Belcher
Greggton
Sherry Screws
Olin Screws
W. S. Bratton
Hull-Dassetta
Warren K. Poe
Glenda
Kelly
Johnathan
Jennifer
Rex Calley
Vaughan Jackson
Alan
Kathryn
Mainland
Jackson’s
Hawaii
Jackson
Vietnam
Willow St
Gladewater
R. B. Oder
Lone Star Steel O Club honors record annual meeting
Lone Star Steel Company's O Club members set several records at the June 29 annual meeting. A new vocational scholarship joins the usual academic award. Martha Shepherd won the academic prize and Jimmy Threadgill the vocational award. Both receive 400 dollar certificates. The gathering at the lakeside training center included eight new directors and lifetime memberships for retiring employees.
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Lone Star Steel Company
O Club
Lone Star Steel
Martha Shepherd
Lone Star
Oil Country Tubular Goods Sales
Richardson High School
SMU
America
Jimmy Threadgill
Gilmer High School
Henry T. Threadgill
Ralph Parsons
Phil Goolsby
Parsons
Lakeside
Glen Winn
A. Attaway
Linden
John Miller
Alvie Hanson
Roger Ozment
A. C
Buddy’’ Owens
Daingerfield
Charles Tittle
Hughes Springs
B. B. Hoffman
Longview
C. G. Matlock
Ore City
Liftime
N. L. Alexander
Charles Wallace
Gaynor Rountree
Pittsburg
L. W. Moore
J. T. Atkinson
Marian Emery
Dallas
Fred Tarpley
East Texas State University
Glade residents weigh gun control in public poll
In Gladewater readers express split views on federal gun legislation. Alyce Leatht and Max Reeves see benefits or limits, while Joe McClellan and Ronnie Moore warn of danger to home protection and the risk of overreach. The piece cites a June 1968 publication and a court citation notice follows.
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Congress
Public Notice of Foreclosure Suit in Longview Texas
The filing date is May 1 1968. Case No 408 68 B. O D Dunford plaintiff against Tommy D Moss et al defendants. The suit seeks foreclosure of a vendor's lien on Lot 18 Block 14 New City Map, Longview Gregg County Texas, 3000 note dated November 28 1955 at 8 percent interest with 35.00 monthly installments and 210 percent attorney’s fee. The note is in default and the court is asked to foreclose the lien.
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Gladewater Mirror
State OF Texas
Maisy Bell Williams
Gregg County
Court House
Longview
Texas
Helen Branch
Charlotte Ruby Williams
Ruby Cooper, Clark
Nellie Graves
Gladewater Daily Mirror
Harry Henry, Jr
Harry Henry
Octavie Henry
District Court
Dunford
Tommy D. Moss
O. D. Dunford
Ruby Cooper
White House cornerstone laid in 1792
The article notes the White House as an early national landmark with its cornerstone laid in 1792, highlighting the building’s age relative to the United States and marking its historic origin.
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White House
United States
What Clubs Are Doing By MRS JOETTA YORK and MRS ETALCAHC PETTY
The column surveys home demonstration clubs actions across communities. Activities include programs on Wills and Pattern Alterations, canning and freezing, making lap robes for patients, workshops decorating wastecans, delivering items to East Texas Treatment Center and Tyler TB hospital, plus serving meals and hosting tours.
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Etalcahc
Petty
Camp Switch
East Texas
Kilgore
Cey
Paul French
Danville
East Texas Treatment Center
Tyler TB Hospital
Butler
Easton
Elderville
T. L. Stanley
Kilgore Nursing Home
Longview
Arcway Cookie Factory
Vocational High School
Wyatt
Sue
Council
Thelma Moyt
Mobberly
Pine Tree
G. W. Croft
T.H.D.A
Liberty or Death Speech by Patrick Henry
In a fiery oration, Patrick Henry argues that reconciliation with Britain is impossible and urges immediate armed resistance. He questions military preparations, challenges timid hopes, and proclaims that three million Americans must fight for liberty, saying or be enslaved.
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God of Hosts
Boston
Patrick Henry
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Ronnie Moore
Max Reeves
Lee Downing
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W. D. Johnson
Susan Jones
A. P. Franco
Rockwell
McClellan
Moore
Reeves
Joetta York
Henderson
Jess Maxwell
Liberty
Great Britain
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