Longview Arts Festival honors Bonnie Rodgers quilt prize
Gladewater resident Mrs. Lewis Rodgers designed a red white and blue Bicentennial quilt to be the festival grand prize at the 1976 Longview Springs Arts Festival May 8 9 in Teague Park. The quilt is on display at the Longview Museum and Arts Center with donations sought by the Stars and Stripes Girls under Mrs Charles M White.
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Gladewater
Lewis
Bonnie) Rodgers
Longview Springs
Teague Park
Ebb Mobley
John Donovan
Ed Slatt
John Ferrell
Thomas McAnanish
Fred Nix
Tom Fanning
Steve Wilmeth
Hermes Payne
Gary Beckworth
Rusty Norton
George Arnau
Ward Summers
Royce Lafitte
Harris Family Welcomes Third Son Michael Anthony
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Harris announce the birth of their third son Michael Anthony on April 21 at Hart Clinic Hospital arriving at 8 50 weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Bruce Harris and Dell Harris and Ed Lively with the family in city. Great grandmother Mrs A B Custer also of city.
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Jerry Harris
Michael Anthony
Hart Clinic Hospital
Harris
Christopher Dale
Todd Lee
Ed Lively
Bruce Harris
Dell Harris
City
A.B. Custer
Annual May Tea and 4-H Club Meeting Set
The Three Arts Club holds its annual spring tea on May 6 at 3 p.m. in Mrs. Glen Kent's home with unlimited guests. On May 3 Mrs. Alma Ruth Morgan of Longview presents the program. Grade 4-H meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building to select projects as the program topic.
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Three Arts Club
Glen Kent
Alma Ruth Morgan
Longview
Chamber of Commerce
Evening with Mozart at Gladewater Music Club
The Kilgore ISD strings directed by Jane Huffstetler perform Mozart Tuesday night at 7 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church Gladewater The event is sponsored by the Music Club with hostesses Mesdames Linder Monk Hudspeth and Dillard and Ricky Thorneau as narrator The final meeting on June 7 features Delta Wisdom Ballet School students and music by Ruby Zigler.
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Mozart
Jane Huffstetler
Kilgore Independent
Gladewater
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall and
Cotton Streets
John L. Linder
M. L. Monk
Ray Hudspeth
E. D
Cooking is Fun by Cecily Brownstone
A family dinner menu features pork chops hominy broccoli stewed tomatoes and buttermilk bread with fruit and beverage. A yeast bread recipe yields two leaves of nutbread with a Sunday tea spread of cream cheese cream and raisins for nutbread sandwiches.
Water weight relief promoted by E-LIM product
A health ad touts E-LIM as a solution for excess water in the body. The message promises weight loss and mentions a store promotion and purchase details.
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E-Lim
Jobe
Books in 30 years may vanish as libraries rethink space
Britain's top librarian Dr. Harry Hookway warned that rising printing costs could push publishers away from hard covers. He noted publishers printing scientific works as facsimiles and predicted a shift toward audio visual reading, while praising the enduring value of the physical book. The British Library will consolidate 12 million items with construction planned from 1979, to be ready by 1985, though full completion may stretch to the century's end.
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Graham Heathcote
Associated Press
London
Britain
British Library
Harry Hookway
Hookway
British Museum
Washington
Institute of Information Scientists
Local ladies tour Austin including Delta Gamma luncheon
Mrs. Jo Wiley and Mrs. Pauline Merritt traveled from Waco to Austin with Lucy Hill Brewer. They toured the Capitol and LBJ Library, attended the Fiesta in San Antonio, and joined Governor Wallace's press conference. Mary Jane Wiley graduates in May.
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Jo Wiley
Pauline Merritt
Austin
Waco
Lucy Hill Brewer
Capitol City
Wallace
LBJ
Methodist
When Love Conflicts with Parents and Trust
A reader asks how to handle an 18 year old in love with a man of 32 who restricts her, while he talks to other women. The reply says you cannot force monogamy, encourages open communication with him about boundaries, and advises informing parents about friends and feelings.
Granddaughter Cherie Dunagan Wins Local Pageant Award
Cherie Kay Dunagan nine year old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Buckelew and Mr and Mrs Howard Dunagan received the agent award for her piano rendition of The Entertainers at the Cinderella Girl Pageant in Natchitoches Louisiana held April 10. She advances to the State Cinderella Girl Pageant in Shreveport June 21 to 26 supported by First Federal Savings and Loan Assn and Progressive Savings and Loan Assn of Natchitoches.
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Cherie Kay Dunagan
Earl Buckelew
Howard Dunagan
Natchitoches, la
Cherie Kay
Tommy Dunagan
Natchitoches
Shreveport
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn and
Progressive Savings and Loan Assn
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Houston
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Cleveland
Action In the Arts
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Texas Society of Architects
Kilgore
Marjorie Lyons
Robert Buseick
San Francisco Ballet
Sondra Lomax
Texas Christian University
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Art Museum of
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Richard van Buren
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Associated Press Food
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New York
Columbia University
David Brion Davis
R. W. B Lewis
Yale University
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Davis
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Edith Wharton
Harper & Row
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William Gaynor
Alpha Chi Chapter of
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Johnnie Kemper
Bill Kleeb
John Knuckeles
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Don Ledbetter
Wallace Engine Service
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Sale-A-Bration
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