06 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
1
Mrs. N. E. Formby will lead Gladewater Public Library Story Hour on Tuesday at 1 p.m. for school age children. She selects Ride the Pale Stallion by Gus Tavo about Abe and his wish for a wild stallion in New Mexico, inviting listeners to join the journey.
The Communications Workers of America and General Telephone Company of the Southwest announced a recess in contract talks on Friday. Sessions resume Monday June 21 unless a meeting is called earlier as they review proposals to revise the three year contract expiring June 27. The pause allows representatives to attend prior commitments.
A brief religious meditation recalls Hebrews 11 39 40 RSV and prays for strength to serve God s kingdom. The prayer asks for desire and power to fulfill a small part in advancing divine aims among people.
Officials from the city county and Huntsville Walker County Chamber attended the annual Farmers Market opening at Huntsville High School bus barn. A vegetable show crowned a grand champion from five pound exhibits. the winning vegetables were auctioned. Last season the market earned 17000 for local truck gardeners.
New officers were installed at the Lions Club noon meeting on Wednesday with Oran T. Donaldson serving as installing officer. Elevations include W. T. Wallace as president and Clyde C. Crawford named secretary-treasurer. New directors are W. L. Martin Jr. D. E. Haight Bill R. Johnston and Donald Dale Barton. Raymond L. Addington becomes crippled children's camp chairman and George W. Thomas program chairman.
Vernon J. Watkins 72 died Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral at Union Grove Baptist Church with burial at West Mountain Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Malone Stevens, three brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Also noted: city building boom with 344 764 in permits Jan-May, up from 186 750 last year.
Eve Operer Shane Best miss on middle school honor roll noted. Gladewater Public Library hosts rodeo and races sketches by Henry Wedemeyer, invites public to view. Postscript recalls blue bird tale ending in Palestine. Mirror staffer Mary Grace Clark on Europe tour notes cheeseburger price at JFK. Judy Mauldin offers three kittens at 845 2622. Tigers top Gladewater Baseball Association junior league travel to Gilmer, beat Daingerfield 13 1, next Lone Star game set. Mrs. Collie Jaggers of Kansas City visits Gladewater for high school graduation events. granddaughter Kathy graduates.
First State Bank brings a free stage coach to downtown Gladewater for three days of rodeo fun. Tickets required, available starting Monday at the bank. Rides run 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Thursday Friday and Saturday with loading at the Quitman and Main street bank lot.
Garner Ted Armstrong delivers the commencement address Graduate to What as 76 students receive Bachelor of Arts degrees and a Master of Theology. Joe E. Dobson also speaks on molding our future and gratitude to faculty.
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