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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1975
Page
3
The article weighs the price of convenience foods versus cooking from scratch, noting bargains in mixes and frozen items while acknowledging higher costs for some breakfast and prepared products. It also covers fashions for 1975 emphasizing femininity, durability, and practical, seasonless fabrics, plus a note on the 1974 Mets pitcher record.
Phyllis Whitney’s Spindrift headlines a romantic suspense lineup noting Christy Moreland’s return to the mansion and a tied mystery around her father’s death. The Moneychangers follows a banking intrigue led by Roscoe Heyward and Alex Vandervoort, exposing corruption at First Mercantile American Bank. The Hiding Place recounts Corrie ten Boom’s wartime resilience under Nazi occupation, a gentler yet powerful tale of faith and courage.
Everett Janne of Texas A&M Extension outlines annual flowering vines ideal for home landscapes. He notes support options, sun and soil needs, and specific varieties such as morning glories cathedral bells moonflowers nasturtiums canary bird vine gourds cypress vines and black eyed Susans with growth heights and care guidance.
Garden Club members, led by president Mrs Felix Wells, cancel the March meeting per the yearbook. They will attend the National Judges program in Tyler on Monday March 17 at the Rose Center Building from 10:30 a.m. Coffee at 10 a.m. Tickets are $1. Guest speaker will discuss Living Plants in Arrangements.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service specialist Mrs. Gwendolyne Clyatt says beef supplies will stay plentiful for weeks, helping hold pork broiler prices steady. She notes cheap rice beans peanuts and produce prices with spring fruit timing and bargains on potatoes and onions.
The Fidelis Sunday School class held its quarterly covered dish luncheon at Mrs. H. L. McKaig’s home with spring flowers, camellias, and prayer. Music provided by Melessa Stevens and Jan Risinger, guest Mrs. Nonnie Peck. several members attended.
March events include Dorcas Bible Study at Mrs C G Jones home with Mrs T J Copeland as co host, CES stated meeting at 7 30 p m in lodge hall, Three Arts Club program Unity Through Understanding at Mrs Royce Ford home, Friendship Baptist Church covered dish supper and musical program by Jerry Luck, Hydrangea Garden Club 25th annual flower show at Community Center 2nd and Whaley, Music Club luncheon at Mrs Chester Gleason home co hosted by Mrs O C Brown and Miss Rita Draper.
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