Senate Resolution Honors Loyce Phillips of Gladewater
Texas Senate pays tribute to Loyce Phillips, pioneer oilman and banker, former Gladewater mayor, community leader, and family man. The resolution recalls his roles with Loyce and Jack Phillips Oil Company, First State Bank directorship, church service, Masonic and Lions memberships, and public service from 1944 to 1948.
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Gladewater
State of Texas
Loyce Phillips
East Texas
Azar H
Carrie Phillips
Everett Banking Company
First State Bank
Gladewater Federal Savings and Loan Association
Jack
Loyce
Jack Phillips Oil Company
North Main
Gay Avenue
Church of Christ
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Fraternity
Sharon Shrine Temple
AF & AM Lodge
Lions Club
Inez
Verne Philips
Austin
Mark Abernathy
Houston
Steven Mizer
Susan Philips
Ashley Gail Mizer
J. M. McFarland
Senate
Texas
Adams Hance Mengden
Aikin Harrington Moore
Andujar Harris Ogg
Braecklein Jones
Patman Brooks Rothmann
Santiesteban
Clower Lombardino Schwartz
Creighton
Longoria
Sherman Doggett
Maury Snelson
Farabee McKinnon
Traeger Gammage
Meier Williams Hobby
W. P. Hobby
Liberty City Lions Install 1975 76 Officers Dinner Night
The Liberty City Lions elect officers on April 21 and will install them at a Monday dinner meeting at 7 p.m. James R. Smallwood becomes president with Milton Sullivant Grady McBryde Luther Swan as VPs. Other posts include Jerry Edmons secretary Dee Walding Lion tamer tail twisters and directors Lonnie Fenton P A Kindswater and more.
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Liberty City Lions
James R. Smallwood
Smallwood
Milton Sullivent
Grady McBryde
Luther
Fourth of July Fireworks Loan Saga and Bell Collateral
A humorous Bicentennial era anecdote clashes history with finance as a man tries to fund fireworks. He pits a loan against collateral like a bell or a child mortgage, while a banker jealously dares to deny and quips Bah humbug.
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John
Congress
Maye
Third Army
John Adams
Continental Congress
Believe in Yourself and National Survival
In this reflection Ellsworth Culver argues that belief must start with the individual. He warns that lacking self worth endangers not only the person but the nation, urging each reader to hold to personal honor and integrity to ensure collective survival.
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Ellsworth Culver
Rural Elderly Face Isolation and Poverty Challenges
Rural seniors face transportation barriers and isolation with 41 percent living outside cities and about one-fourth of nonmetropolitan housing occupied by poor elderly. Many have chronic conditions and limited access to doctors due to scarce services and high poverty. Information on needs should go to Administration on Aging in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Gladewater Mirror Subscription Rates and History
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery at 1.25 per month in state and 1.50 per month out of state. Mail rates shown include six months and yearly options. The paper consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
Senator Tower Warns Against Senate Overreach in New Hampshire Race
U S Senator John Tower of Texas condemns a Democratic Senate majority for delaying business to overturn the New Hampshire Wyman Durkin election result. He cites partisan Rules Committee actions, including biased ballot handling and a dying sister ballot, as evidence of improper interference with a certified vote. He warns of setting a dangerous precedent undermining democracy.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate
New Hampshire
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission
Wyman
Sen. Wyman
Wyman-Durkin
Democrat Durkin
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Durkin
I Believe In Holidays And Messy Home Life
A narrator reflects on holiday fatigue and the chaotic cycle of preparing for days off. She details shopping, banking, and chores postponed for work pressures, plus a playful obsession with keeping a home in balance between neatness and messiness.
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Dallas
Mary Grace
The Fourth of July: From Sparking Patriotism to a Progressive Nation
A retrospective view of the Fourth of July as a period of flag waving speeches and communal celebration. It traces the evolution from a simple, communal festival to a maturing nation gaining global respect and pride in its revolutionary heritage.
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America
Southeast Asia
Registration set for Tyler State College second summer session
Registration for the second summer session at Tyler State College Texas Eastern University will be held from 1 to 8 p.m. Monday at the North Campus 100 E. Berta Tyler. Classes begin Tuesday and run through Aug 6 with late registration through Wednesday. Fifty-five classes offered 10 night courses 18 graduate courses. TSC-TEU enrolled 750 in first session 51 percent in graduate schools.
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Tyler
Tyler State College
Texas Eastern University
E. Berta
Tsc-Teu
Office of Admissions and Records
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Senior Citizen's Corner
Cappy York
New York Racing Assn
Fred Capossela
Aqueduct
Cappy
Mr. Kates
Ower Ralks
U.S
John Tower
iOugepodge
Henrietta
Jimmy Brown
Texas Eastern
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