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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
2
The Jaycees plan a Saturday rummage sale at the Ellen Bauman Senior Citizens Center starting 8 a.m. Proceeds support their projects. Donations welcomed. call Robert Bogue at 845-2251.
Clarence Dawson a Gladewater High School teacher and writer will publish Defying the Ghost of Moctezuma in Mexican World Minneapolis based monthly. The 2100 word excerpt from his near finished 75000 word manuscript marks his third piece in the magazine in four years.
Pittsburgh experts say women tend to ask questions and challenge repair decisions, reducing the risk of overcharging. The Automotive Service Councils of America's Pittsburgh chapter promotes consumer review boards, shop licensing talks, and an internal code to expel egregious members to raise industry integrity.
In a weekly letter, Wright Patman condemns Fed spending on outside consultants, cites $14 000 transfers between branches, demands a comprehensive audit, and offers free copies of his 60 plus page report to constituents. He comments on housing relief, consumer protection, postal service issues, and Texas Bicentennial planning.
A quotation collection notes that praise of others guides what we should be rather than what we are. The line emphasizes teaching through example and moral improvement.
In a critique from Texas dated July 4, 1975, Madelaine Gilmer defends television as a mixed medium. She argues TV reflects American life with both entertainment and news and notes commercials shape perceptions.
A Gladewater reader recalls the death of Loyce Phillips and honors her family as the community mourns. The column praises Loyce Phillips and notes her husband Fredalene and relatives amid the sorrow and prayers for comfort.
The Gladewater publishes Thursdays and Sundays with home delivery and mail rates listed. Subscriptions are prepaid and the paper notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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