Spring warming boosts clothing fire risk warns NFPA
The NFPA notes rising temperatures and lighter clothing raise clothing fire hazards. Children are most vulnerable, so dress youngsters in sturdy tightly woven fabrics such as denim to reduce ignition and burning.
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National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Lemon Juice Keeps Turnips White While Cooking
A tip advises adding a little lemon juice to the water when cooking white turnips to help maintain a snowy white color. The acidity from the lemon prevents browning and preserves the vegetable’s bright appearance.
Retiring Gladewater Minister Joe Strother Honored
In Gladewater Texas on April 23 1969 Rev Joe S Strother and wife Lou were honored with a city proclamation and a dinner marking his 42 years in ministry. He served at First Methodist Church Gladewater 1958 1961 and plans to retire in June joining Highland Park United Methodist Church Dallas.
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Joe S. Strother
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Lou
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Texas
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Herman Williams
Congregational
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Dallas
W. K. Strother
Gladewater United
Southern Methodist University
Texas Conference
Lon Morris College
Jacksonville
Cecil Peeples
Lon Morris
William Kemp Strother
Revival Begins Monday At Greenway Church
A revival starts Monday at Greenway Baptist Church with Rev Don Perkins guest evangelist from Kilgore. Services begin 7 30 p m and the public is invited. Music directed by Jerry Hatchell and Jimmy Rose will accompany at the piano. Perkins recently preached at Union Grove Baptist Church and revival growth was noted in Kilgore.
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Greenway Baptist Church
Don Perkins
Bethel Baptist Church
Kilgore
Jerry Hatchell
Greenway Church
Jimmy Rose
Friendship Baptist Church
Gladewater
Perkins
Union Grove Baptist Church
Union Grove Church
J. W. Best
Words of the Wise in Few Words
A quotation attributed to Henry Wheeler Shaw highlights the value of concise speech, noting that brevity can convey a message as effectively as longer discourse. The maxim emphasizes clarity over quantity in verbal expression.
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Henry Wheeler Shaw
Clinton Faces New Flood Threat On Mississippi River
Paul Harvey reports that Clinton Iowa sits upriver from Davenport on the Mississippi where a spring crest could again threaten the town. The Army Corps of Engineers lacks manpower to pile sandbags and residents risk floodwater entering homes as they did in 1965.
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Plains States
Davenport
Iowa
Mississippi River
Clinton
Army Corps of Engineers
Census fears and civic duty in a changing era
The piece contrasts paranoia and historical skepticism of government data with census practices in 1970. It notes the 66 questions, including income and bathroom use, and the push by officials to limit inquiries. It follows a community mobilization around the George button campaign and a riverfront sandbagging effort led by volunteers of diverse backgrounds, highlighting civic responsibility and privacy concerns.
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Census Bureau
Congress
Nixon
Commerce
Stans
Main Street
White Oak Resident Dies In Local Hospital Friday
Dewitt T Harrington Sr a White Oak resident for the past year died Friday night after an extended illness in a local hospital. He lived with his brother T M Harrington and Mrs Harrington on Person Rd White Oak. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm in the Hanner Funeral Home Chapel Oil City Louisiana with Rev Mack Brister officiating. Burial was in Forest Park Cemetery Shreveport Louisiana. He is survived by two daughters Mrs M H Hansen Corpus Christi and Mrs John McLeod Bossier City a son Dewitt Jr Chanute Kansas two grandchildren one great grandchild three brothers and two sisters
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White Oak
M. H. Hansen
Corpus Christi
John McLeod
Bossier City
Dewitt, Jr
Chanute
Kan
T. M
T. B. Harrington
Rayville
Luther Harrington
Fayette
Miss
Anna Lutz
Alice Moore
Arlington
Mrs. Landers' Sister Dies In Tyler
Mrs Jessie Lee Atwood Rightly aged 59 sister of Sam Landers died in a Tyler hospital after a brief illness. Burial was in Tyler Memorial Park. She was a sales clerk and is survived by a daughter Mrs B J House of Longview, a brother Lewis Landers of Winona, sisters Mrs Nell Grundbirg of Beaumont and Mrs Faye Kirkendell of Tyler, and three grandchildren.
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Jessie Lee Atwood
Rightly
B. J. House
Longview
Lewis Landers
Winona
Nell Grundbirg
Beaumont
Faye Kirkendell
Tyler
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