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Newspaper

Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

2

Four ribbon cuttings mark Glade business openings

Martha Brown cuts the ribbon for the new B and M Barbecue in Village aided by Bill Morris and Mrs Brown’s husband. Richard Morris, Chamber of Commerce vice president Buzz Long, and Bill Willyard assist the ceremony. Mrs Brown previously ran Haley's Barbecue on North Tenery.

B& M Miss Ford Martha Brown Village Mrs. Brown Haley's Barbecue North Tenery M Firm Brown Bill Richard Morris Chamber of Commerce Buzz Long Bill Willyard

House wives regulars at legislature

Peg Farnham and Dottie Birt attend Maine's Legislature with their husbands Roderick Farnham and Walter Birt. They seldom miss sessions, serve as informal guides, note votes, and follow Maine politics closely while sharing time in Augusta.

Augusta Maine Peg Farnham Dottie Birt Roderick E. Farnham Hampden Walter A. Birt East Millinocket State House Mrs. Farnham

Keys Left Locked In House Trigger Saturday Adventure

J O Williams recounts a Saturday tale of mislaid keys and neighborly help. Kenny Barrow offers a ride to town as she borrows a phone at Durham's Grocery, while a Jaycees camera key dilemma resolves with communal aid. The piece blends small-town charm with local figures and routine errands.

J O. Williams Durham Kenny Barrow Charlie Margie Barrow The Mirror J. O Jaycees Scott Nacogdoches Sam

Making Waves Jimmy Brown

A commentary on selecting a vice president shows the long, cautious, often reluctant hunt for a running mate. The piece lists candidates and considerations, noting the office’s perceived insignificance and the political theater surrounding veep selections. It ends with a tongue in cheek wish to be right rather than vice president.

Veep Jimmy Carter Spiro Agnew Harold Stassen Stassen Bella Abzug Womens Lik George Wallace Carter Reagan Ford

GHS Student Wins Award at San Antonio Institute

Terri Denton of Gladewater High School earned an award of merit in free writing at Trinity University's 16th annual Summer Journalism Institute in San Antonio. Mary Brooks of Winona attended as a librarian.

Gladewater Terri Denton Trinity University San Antonio Mary Brooks Winona Texas Louisiana HeeHaw John Henry Faulk

Proclamation Declares Forget-Me-Not Day in Gladewater

Mayor James N. Walker proclaims July 3 1976 as Disabled American Veterans Forget-Me-Not Day in Gladewater urging civic support. Upshur County DAV chapter 204 promotes free benefits claims assistance and aid for disabled veterans and their families.

Upshur County DAV Disabled American Veterans I. James N. Walker Gladewater

Gladewater Mirror subscription rates and publication note

The Gladewater Mirror lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions in Texas and outside, with monthly, six month, and yearly rates. The paper is published Thursdays and Sundays and consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specified dates.

Gladewater Publishing Company Glade Avenue Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas Gladewater Times-Tribune White Oak Texan

Unity in action for peace from Eisenhower quotes

Dwight D Eisenhower declares that united effort is essential for peace and that victory over adversity requires self discipline. The message urges every individual to live by this truth and act collectively to avert defeat.

Torough Dwight D Eisenhower

Thought for the Day in the One Way Path

Fragments show a funeral notice for Malcolm Stone Funer a, with address Quitman Street and a kept phone number 845 2713. The text hints at a resigned motto about a straight and narrow road and one way traffic.

Malcolm Stone Funer A Home Quitman St

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