Gladewater Plans June Slow Pitch and Tennis Tournaments
Gladewater will host a June slow pitch softball tournament beginning June 26 after a successful event last year plus a city tennis tournament in the same period. Local teams and spectators anticipate strong competition and community participation.
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Gladewater
Local students named to dean lists amid injuries and sports plans
Robert D Ferguson and Jenny Lee O Neal earn Dean's List honors at Texas Tech and East Texas State University. Jimmy Hardman suffers a serious head injury in Japan and remains in intensive care. Dennis R Smith begins OR technician training in San Diego after Navy hospital ward work. A tennis event is scheduled for June with a regional tourney in July and a bear park softball double elimination tournament with a 25 entry fee.
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Robert D
Bobby) Ferguson
Garland P Ferguson
College of Arts and Sciences
Texas Tech University
Jenny Lee O'Neal
Andy Bramletts
East Texas State University
Shorty Hardman
Jimmy
Misawa
Japan
Yokosuka
Hardmans
Dennis R. Smith
Harvey A. Smith
Gladewater
San Diego
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COC
Smith
US. Naval Hospital
Hospital Corps
Union Grove High School
Peggy Morgan
Bert Morgan
Bear Park
Femmanuel Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Bob Ullrich
Longview
Body of Gilmer boy found after lake drowning
The body of 14 year old Ray Sanders was recovered by Kilgore Rescue Unit from Upshur County Recreation Park at Lake o the Pies early Tuesday after drowning Monday night. His body was found in 18 feet of water.
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Ray Sanders
Gilmer
Upshur County
Lake O’ the
Pies
Dry weather boosts city water sales to 1.5 million gallons daily
Clarksville's 2,219 metered customers consume about 1.5 million gallons daily amid a dry spell. Lake Gladewater remains abundant but officials warn levels could fall faster without rain. The lake watershed covers 35 miles and holds roughly 6,950 acre-feet of water.
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Buddy) Perryman
Lake Gladewater
Major seating overhaul planned at Bear stadium
Gladewater school board members toured Bear stadium this week and approved a major seating change. The north side becomes the visitors area for bands and general admission while the south side serves Gladewater and reserved seating. the band will take the first south section. The press box area will be reserved and the rest of the south remains reserved. The stadium’s steel underpinnings will be sandblasted and painted to improve appearance, with possible expansion of plastic seating similar to last summer.
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Bear Stadium
GHS
West Upshur
Faulkinberry Earns Doctorate in Education Leadership
John L Faulkinberry of the Mississippi State Department of Education has earned a PhD from the University of Southern Mississippi with a major in secondary education and a minor in English. His MA came from Baylor University in 1966 and his dissertation examined trends in rhetorical theory in 19th century American textbooks.
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John L Faulkinberry
Division of Instruction
Mississippi State Department of Education
University of Southern Missippi
Faulkinberry
Baylor University
Mary
Sabine
White Oak
USM
Home Economics
Prayer For Today: Act on the Message Not Just Listen
A devotional prayer urges faithful action over hearing, asking God to guide heart and deeds in line with the Word. The reflection closes with an Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Briscoe triumphs in Texas primary for governor
In Saturday's Texas Democratic primary runoff Dolph Briscoe led Gladewater with 628 votes to Frances Farenthold’s 152. Barefoot Sanders won the senate race 542 to 221 over Ralph Yarborough while Wayne Connally edged Bill Hobby 409 to 354 in lieutenant governor. Briscoe vs Grover set for November as he thanked supporters and promised an open efficient government.
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Frances Farenthold
Briscoe
Texas
Henry C. Grove
Gladewater
Uvalde
Frances
Sissy) Farenthold
U.S. Senate
Barefoot Sanders
Ralph Yarborough
Wayne Connally
Bill Hobby
Hobby
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Robert Calvert
James Wilson
Lois) Jackson
Peyton McKnight
Jackson
Longview
Gregg County
McKnight
Henry Grover
Austin
Janey
Hobo King Richard Wilson Visits Gladewater on Route to Britt Iowa
The Hobo King Richard Wilson visited Gladewater on Friday night, meeting police, locals, and Mirror reporters before continuing to the national hobo convention in Britt Iowa. A 63 year old lifelong traveler, he has roamed most states, Canada and Mexico, carrying a 100 pound pack and earning $1,000 to $2,000 yearly from donations and odd jobs. He differentiates hobos from hippies and bums, advocates cleanliness, and hopes to marry a self supporting woman who shares his vegetarian preferences.
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Bill Wells
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Britt
Iowa
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Alaska
Canada
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