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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
6
Mrs Bauman announced WOC birthday objective aiding Koreans Taiwanese and Congo urban movers. A family night is set for April 6 and April 11 meeting at Mrs Harringtons home with Mrs Walton leading. A faith study asks each woman for her personal faith definition and examines action in daily life.
The Presbyterian Women of the Church gathered Sunday at 3 pm in the fellowship hall with Mrs. E. D. Dillard as hostess. Mrs. Frank Bauman led the business session and outlined the month’s lesson as Mrs. Neal Clark offered opening prayer. The White Cross project to aid hospitals was discussed and the group listed needed items including pajamas sheets gauze compresses laboratory coats operating room gowns and masks to be collected and mailed to a central shipping point.
The main racing strip at Aqueduct is 1 percent miles. When Aqueduct opened in 1894 the original track was only six furlongs in circumference.
In TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE, Bill J. Van Tries argues the value of preserving whooping cranes cannot be measured by money. The March issue also surveys mushrooms and dragonflies, noting mushrooms’ role in food history and soil fertility.
Cub Scout Pack 207 leaders meet at the Harris home to plan the March Pack gathering themed Pinewood Derby. Each boy with his father will design and race a derby entry with prizes for top three finishers. The event is set for March 29 at 7 p.m. at the White Oak Community Center.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department findings show canoeing hiking and horseback riding gaining popularity. San Antonio canoe trips generated 156 excursions and 2,743 participation days on the Guadalupe with statewide groups totaling about 10,000 days.
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