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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet mentions pressing, clothing, a zipper, and a king figure with faces and figures surrounding. It reads like a broken excerpt from a larger cloth printing or caption, with numerous incomplete words and disjointed phrases.
Five members of White Oak Future Homemakers of America, led by sponsor Mrs. Sharron Guinn, traveled to Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches for the Area IX Leadership Conference. They attended sessions on duties for their offices, a banquet, a tea, and a campus site visit before returning home. Attendees included Janie Robinson, Cindy McKinney, Mary Doug Thompson, Joy Gage, Jackie Johnson, and Christie Guinn.
Recipe details ham slices baked with grapes in a shallow pan. Layer grapes between ham slices with brown sugar, add water, bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Drizzle pan juices and garnish with grape clusters. Serves eight.
A simple household tip suggests applying a wax coating to window sills to achieve easy cleaning with minimal effort. The method promises a protective, shiny finish that repels dust and grime, making future wipe downs quicker and less strenuous.
The Home Demonstration Agent advises a basic nutritious breakfast with fruit cereal milk bread and spread, with summer twists like ice cream. It warns against odor contamination and stores tips, plus notes benefits of regular breakfast for energy and safety. Also urges planning leisure early in life, framing leisure as honorable and productive.
The item mix reports settlers chasing a new home in Atlanta Texas and pride in a Fort Worth Houston plant moving between Hughes Springs and Lone Star to process coil stock for steel tanks and machinery. It notes a university crowd promoting an airplane wash, famed Mosaic trees in Etx, penfriend mailings, and a visual feature on the Leo Bo family ranch with cattle, barn, and rural scenery.
Gladewater High School hosts a three day opening to a summer workshop for adults and older girls, directed by homemaking teachers Mrs. Roy Pynes and Mrs. Joe Smith. Guests include Mrs. Joe Etta York and Mrs. ELC Petty. Sessions run 2 to 3 30 p m with Q and A from June 23 24 2 to 5 p m. Registration 1.00 for Advanced Decoupage with kits 6.00.
A compact list of top-selling titles compiled by rupushers across fiction and nonfiction. Notable entries include Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth, The Godfather by Mario Puzo, The Love Machine by Jacqueline Susann, Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut, The Salzburg Connection, and The Money Game among others.
A local notice describes Highland bentgrass suitability in humid western Oregon and a long list of summer programs. It notes a $1 registration fee for a course kit, with kits sized by box type and hardware. Classes run June to July with programs on fabric care, child care, and teen cooking, taught by Mrs. Petty, Mrs. York, and Miss Judy Germer, limited to registrants.
The premiere of Hee Haw, a summer color program on Channel 12, draws praise from viewers. Hosted by Buck Owens and Roy Clark, the Nashville taped show features Minnie Pearl, Loretta Lynn, Charley Pride, Arch ie Campbell, The Hagers, Sheb Wooley, and many others with Buckaroos music and humor segments across multiple sketches and musical performances.
Mr and Mrs Bill Doonan and children Steve Debbie Pam and Jon Michael sent a letter with their renewal to The Mirror describing their time in New Haven Indiana since February They plan to return to Gladewater in September and express eagerness to be home again They recount snow in February to May and note new friendships at New Haven Baptist Church They traveled to Fort Wayne Detroit and Canada and crossed the Detroit Detroit River tunnel on a family outing describing it as an experience for the children.
Miss Jimmie Lafon Cooper bride elect of Alton Wayne Davis was honored at a Friday evening bridal shower in the White Oak Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Hostesses in pink and yellow decorated with gardenias and yellow carnations presented a vacuum cleaner as a gift. white corsages were given to Mrs. Jack Davis and Mrs. Sharon Wise. About 40 guests enjoyed cake squares, fruit punch and assorted refreshments.
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