Hewitt-Rose Vows Read In Home Ceremony
Miss Melba Hewitt becomes bride of A B Rose in a double ring ceremony at the groom's brother Harold Rose's home 405 Melba aided by Rev Hugh Mixon pastor of Faith Baptist Gilmer Attendants include Mrs Charles Barnes Houston and Harold Rose Best man was Harold Rose The couple will reside in Gladewater where Rose works for the school system and the bride for United Gas
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Melba Hewitt
A. B. Rose
Harold Rose
Rose
Melba
Hugh Mixon
Faith Baptist Church
Gilmer
Charles Barnes
Houston
Earl Berryhill
Gladewater
Fortified foods favored by homemakers in consumer study
The home demonstration agent reports 2033 adults showed 69 percent support fortifying foods such as juices soups canned fruits peanut butter jams jellies snacks and soft drinks. Under 30 and nonwhites show strong backing. Coupons appeal to 58 percent of households with higher use in larger families and higher incomes.
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Linda Marley
Extension County
Marley
Education workshop on child development at Honeysuckle School
Gilmer's Calvary Baptist Kindergarten sponsors a GILMER-A workshop on the Montessori method to be held at Honeysuckle School in Longview on Thursday July 20. Ann Graham, with 15 years teaching experience including eight in Montessori settings, will conduct the session. The event targets mothers and teachers of young children with open attendance for others. contact numbers 797-2981 843-3695 or 797-6339 Gilmer for details.
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Gilmer
Honeysuckle School
Longview
Calvary Baptist Kindergarten
Ann Graham
San Francisco
Engaged couple feted with dinner party
Mark Abernathy and his fiancée Miss Nancy Phillips were honored at a July 1 dinner at Pinecrest Country Club Longview hosted by First State Bank Computer center staff. The couple, members of the Abernathy and Phillips families, plan to marry August 12.
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Mark Abernathy
Nancy Phillips
Pinecrest Country Club
Longview
First State Bank Computer Center
Mr. Abernathy
Miss Phillips
Mark
C. Q. Abernathy
Nancy
Jack Phillips
Stewart Home Party Honors Miss Sheila Ford
Mrs Billy G Baggett and Mrs Bill Stewart and Mrs Bobby Schwartz hosted a kitchen gadget and linen shower for bride elect Sheila Ford. Guests gathered Saturday afternoon at the Stewart home and signed the bride’s book beside a large orange candle with a daisy floral ring.
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Billy G. Baggett
Bill Stewart
Bobby Schwartz
Sheila Ford
Barry Cook
Stewart
West Mountain
Miss Ford
Jean-Marie Wilkins
Ellen Wilkins
Patti Borman
Belinda Ford
Patti Ford
Holly Ford
Teresa Martin
Bobby Stewart
James Gelvin
Sarah E. Warden
Iona Banning
Bobby D Cook
Royce Ford
Local Pritchett News and Nearby Births and Happenings
Center resident Jess Turner visits D C Marshes. Miss Myra Green stays with Sand Hills family. Gladewater hospital patient improving. Lon Caffey and Evelyn Shipp also listed as recovering. Harvey Stegall injured fingers. bridal shower for Anita Jo Cowan in Gladewater with Daisy theme. New baby girls for Garry Randell Gage and Willard Plunkett families. Benedictine monks in Prinknash Gloucestershire enjoy modern upgrades after abbey renovation and related sales. monastery still produces pottery and incense.
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Claude Ray
Lon Caffey
Gladewater
Evelyn Shipp
Delbert Craig
Arlington
Harvey Stegall
Marion Stegall
Harvey Stegalls
Eddie Stegall
Raymond Stegall
Longview
Prinknash
England
Gloucestershire
London
Resale price fixing in Texas consumer guidance
The text explains that manufacturers cannot dictate retail prices in Texas and outlines how price fixing violates antitrust laws. It notes fair trade is rare in Texas and urges consumers to report suspected violations to the Consumer Protective Division in Austin. It emphasizes both retailer price cutting and manufacturer coercion as illegal practices to report.
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Texas
Puy
Formy Consumer Protective Division
Austin
Food and clothing standards and home gardening tips from 1971
The article notes per capita red meat consumption reaching 192 pounds in 1971, explains clothing sizing standards for children via the National Bureau of Standards, and discusses weed control with herbicides. It warns against indoor use of charcoal grills due to carbon monoxide risk and suggests mulching as a weed solution.
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National Bureau of Standards
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