Margo Bell runner up in Longview Jabberwock coronation
The Longview Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta announces Jabberwock ’77 at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the old Longview Senior High auditorium. Pre sale tickets are 1.50 adults and 1.00 students. at the door 2.00 and 1.50. Miss Jabberwock ’77 Temeshia Whitaker crowns and is sponsored by Jeanetta Probasco. Darcus Bell and Margo Antoinette Bell are first and second runners up. Grambling College Orchesis Modern Dance Group will perform.
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Delta Sigma Theta, Inc
Gladewater
Kilgore
Henderson
Longview Senior High School
Second and
Magrill Street
M. C. Bell
E. Glade
Jeanetta Probasco
Darcus Bell
James Bell
Candy Williams
Margo Antoinette Bell
Margaret C. Bell
Robert L. Bell
Grambling College
Louisiana
Hospital Admits Dozens in City and Hart Clinics
City Hospital lists new patients including Dewey Edward Ray Jr and Beverly McWilliams among many others. Dismissals include Anita Minter and Daughtry. Hart Clinic Hospital reports admissions of Elsie Derrick and Robert Willeford with multiple staff changes.
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Dewey Edward Ray, Jr
Beverly Ann McWilliams
Kevin David Rector
Carl Richard Holland
Corene Downing
Wayne James
Brenda Smith
Bonnie Griffin
Dorothy D. Boston
Thelma Joyce Pennington
Richard Lynn Rodgers
Edna Earl Scott
Dewey Joseph Himes
Joseph Anthony Daughtry
Inez Simms
Wallace E. Rhymes
Mary Ellen Pearson
Debra Ann Hilton
Anita K. Minter
Diana Gloria Newkirk
Giles Davis
Doris Ella Dake
B.P. Dake
Hart Clinic Hospital
Elsie Lee Derrick
Ernest Fitzgerald Jackson
Robert Willeford
Charles Waller
Dorothy Gordon
Ray Douglas Scott
Joseph Michael Moore
Shane Lynder
Barbara Cotten
William James Cotten
Nell Moore
Patricia Miller
Ollie Logston
Michael Dewayne Moore
Norma Joyce Brown
Stephen Hampton
Ellis Frank Mosley
Becky Jo Laney
Lovie Lee Butler
Paul Gene Hudson, Jr
Deborah K. Bailey
Herman Tyeskie
Mary Jane Weston
Joe Smith
Sonya Caldwell
Patricia Ward
Terry Hawley
Michael Davis
Ronnie Hill
Minnie West
William Joseph Cotten
Shirley Catherine Johnson
Shane Synder
Garden Club and Bible Study Notices and Indonesian Religion Facts
March 28 Garden Club meets at 1 30 p m at 405 Phillips Dr with flower arranging program by co hosts. April 5 Dorcas Bible Study Club meets at 2 p m at 1402 W Gay Ave with John 20 and 21 reading. Indonesian fact notes cover language roots religion and constitution grants freedom of religion.
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John Osteen
Phillips Dr
T. C. Shepperd
H. N. Preston
H. O. Telgemeyer
Joe Haberling
J. W. Aselton
Felix Wells
Dorcas Bible Study Club
A. B. Osburn
W. Gay Ave
Paul Wilks
Gladewater journalists win ILPC honors at Golden Anniversary
Letha Mitchell of Bear Facts earns third in spot news photography while BF staffer Danny Meeks places third in sports photography. Jeff Thorne nets second in feature writing. C. W. Dawson wins a Golden Quill Award as Bear Facts earns the ILPC Award of Distinguished Merit.
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Bear Facts
C. W. Dawson
ILPC
Dawson
Gladewater
GHS
Connie Pentecost
John
Battered wives seek escape and housing in Texas networks
The article outlines why battered wives stay in harmful marriages citing fear of financial instability and social pressure. It highlights counseling, self acceptance, and independence as aims, notes limited housing resources in Dallas Fort Worth Austin and Houston, and calls for funding to support temporary housing and outreach.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Medical Association
California
FBI
Nanci Felice
The
Austin Coalition On Battered Women
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Austin
Houston
Doug Denton
Tokugawa No Robes and Masks Tour United States
A 145-piece Tokugawa No robes and masks collection will debut in the United States from April to September 1977. Objects will be shown at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, Japan House Gallery in New York, and the Kimball Art Museum in Fort Worth. The pieces come from the Tokugawa Museum founded in 1935 by Yochichika Tokugawa, descendant of Ieyasu Tokugawa, which houses the world’s largest private Japanese art collection.
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Tokyo
United States
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Japan House Gallery
New York
Kimnbell Art Museum
Ft. Worth
Tex
Tokugawa Museum
Owari
Yochichika Tokugawa
Ieyasu Tokugawa
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