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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
6
J O York and Etalca h Petty urge seniors to adopt regular health habits including proper diet, rest, exercise, grooming, immunizations and biannual medical care. They emphasize safety, mental well being, retirement attitude, and eating from the four food groups with detailed guidance on milk, meat, vegetables and breads daily.
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Dana L. Myers of Jacksonville Florida and Longview Texas completed Aviation Electrician's Mate School at the Naval Air Technical Training Command. He received instruction in aircraft electrical system maintenance and repair aboard USS Enterprise with the Seventh Fleet deployment.
North Platte Nebraska rodeo finished Sunday with nearly $16,000 in prize money. Ray Dahl of Billings Montana led bull riding for $908 while Dan Jackson of Fort Collins Colorado topped steer wrestling with 13.3 seconds for $754. Truett Carroll of La Junta Colorado won calf roping with 24.0 seconds for $676. Jim Smith of Cody Wyoming won saddle bronc for $719. Bill Smith took $595. Jerry Coble of Rock Island Texas earned $629 in bareback riding. Larry Mahan of Brooks Oregon earned $582 and remains sixth with $13,082 as Phil Lyne of George West Texas, the leading money-winner, added $219 for a season total of $21,901. With 122 rodeos completed, total prize money reached $1.2 million.
White Oak residents share news of hospital stays and tests for Mrs. Billy G Baggett. Martha Baggett ends summer at East Texas Baptist College. The Redmond family visits from Mississippi and Wyoming during a Gray family reunion. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Williams move into the Rockett home. Revival services at Liberty Baptist Church and pulpit assignments at East Mountain and Macedonia Baptist Churches. A summer Baptist study series begins at East Mountain. Wedding plans for Tomesa Johnson and Allen Salter announced at East Mountain Baptist Church. Ginger Kay Frazier arrives, with grandparents named. Barbara Ward and Lindley Huggins to wed August 6 at White Oak Missionary Baptist Church. St H Holley commemorates 46th anniversary. Tony Pyeatt visits from Houston.
Gilmer beat White Oak 4 to 2 in a pitching duel as Jim Reese struck out ten. Spring Hill defeated Gladewater 8 to 5 with Bob Prince fanning seven and two hits allowed. Upcoming games scheduled for Thursday in Gladewater at 6 p.m. plus a bass stocking report for Lake Palestine and community notices from White Oak and surrounding towns. The Gregg Baptist Association rally at Emmanuel Baptist Church is set for June 26 and Dr. Gene Petty will speak June 28 to 30 about witnessing in the 70s era.
Northeast Texas audiences will see three bands perform a 100 year themed program at Daingerfield high school auditorium under Ralph Hale. The free 7 30 p m concert features vaudeville tunes Broadway show music Purlie and 1776 plus current hits with enhanced sight and sound effects. More than 200 area musicians from the Lone Star Steel clinic participate and trophies will be awarded to outstanding players.
Texas commercial fishermen earned a record 53.5 million for 1970 catches, up 12 percent from 1969, per Bill Schwartz of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. U S values reached 602 million with a 4.9 billion pound volume, the highest ever total. Alaska led with 89.7 million, followed by California and Louisiana.
Exclusive new Hard-core Syna-Clear Decongestant tablets provide instant relief for nasal congestion up to eight hours. Breath easier with reduced watery eyes and runny nose. Available at all drug stores without prescription. intro offer valid at Jobe Drug. Buy one 12-pack, get a second free.
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