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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1970
Page
4
The Rev and Mrs Chester Gleason and daughter Judy hosted an open house Sunday at their new home in Kay Acres. They welcomed members of the First Christian Church congregation and other friends and guests beside a brick fireplace in the family room.
A brand new buff brick manse on a sloping Kay Acres lot houses Rev. Chester Gleason Mrs Judy Gleason and their daughter. The First Christian Church manse opened to a large public Sunday with Italian ash paneling gold and blue accents. Judy designed many room touches including two pastels and the stair hall art.
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Xi chapter installs officers at Connie Copeland home. Redonia Harper president Mary Griffin first vice Sallie Kizer second vice Pam Crittenden secretary Luann Pittman corresponding secretary Linda Loyd treasurer. Outgoing officers listed. Picnic set for June 6 at Sabine Park. May 18 meeting at Sallie Kizers. Program of the Year to be announced. Door prize awarded to Linda Loyd. Attendees named.
A gala dinner at El Chico's in Longview honored three spring graduates Miss Nancy Phillips Miss Elizabeth Ann Osteen and Miss Conny Johnson Co hosts Mrs R B Oder and Mrs David Moore presented gifts The centerpiece featured diplomas tied with orange ribbons and a wrought iron bowl The event showcased school colors orange and black and the girls received sleep bonnets as favors
A Wednesday hamburger supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Taylor Jobe on Hickory honored Laura Jobe and Deborah Jane Daniel from Gladewater High School senior class. Co hosts were Deborahs parents and the event featured decorative cloths by Mrs Jobe and a menu centered on hors d oeuvres and beverages.
White Oak residents attend church events and family visits in Houston and Richardson. The Bubbling Bluebirds met for Mother's Day card making and a tea at the Community Center with listed members and leaders. White Oak High School seniors prepare for Commencement on May 30 with Baccalaureate on May 24.
The notice reviews Eudora Welty’s first new book in fifteen years Los ing Battles set in Northeast Mississippi for Granny Vaughn’s 90th birthday tale. It also previews Ann Bridge’s The Malady in Madeira and Vine Deloria Jr. on Indian identity in Custer Died for Your Sins. Alexander M. Bickel’s The Supreme Court and the Idea of Progress is evaluated as a critique of the Warren court.
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