Garden Club installs officers for 1975 76 in Jefferson
The Jessie Allen Garden Club installed officers for 1975 76 in a Jefferson ceremony with luncheon at the Excelsior House. New officers are Mrs. Tom Armstrong president Mrs. Ralph Prince first vice president Mrs. Carson Kennedy second vice president Mrs. Leon Meade recording secretary Mrs. J C Bowen corresponding secretary Mrs. John Osteen treasurer and Mrs. Wm E Boyd historian. The group toured local sites including the Gould railroad car the Homestead Freeman Plantation and the DAR headquarters. Club meetings resume in September with Mrs. Charles Bloom as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Jefferson
Excelsior House
Old Town
Wm. E. Boyd
Tom Armstrong
Leon Meade
Ralph Prince
Carson Kennedy
John Osteen
J. C. Bowen
Gould
Jessie Allen Garden Club
Amos K. Payne
Freeman Plantation
DAR
William and
Drucilla Freeman
The
Texas Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. Risinger, Jr
Glen Kent
H. N. Preston
Glenn Walton
Don Ricks
James Jaggers
Joe Chambers
Jack Hearrell
Charles Bloom
M. H. Stewart
Calvin Brannen
Lloyd Stevens
W. E. Mitcham
Mel Pyeatt
Garland Monk
John Ward
Janelle Adams
Bob Sypert
Maurice Hightower
H. J. Carmichael
Allen F
Grandchild Arrival of Stephanie DeAnn Gleason in Ft Worth
The Rev. and Mrs. Chester Gleason announce the birth of Stephanie DeAnn Gleason daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Steve Gleason in Carswell Base Hospital Ft Worth on May 7 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces and measuring 21 inches. The father studies at Texas College of Osteopathy in Ft Worth and the maternal grandmother is Mary Short of Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Gleason
Stephanie DeAnn
Steve Gleason
Ft. Worth
Carswell Base Hospital
Steve
Texas College of Osteopathy
Mary Short
Sacramento
Calif
Dee Rowland
del Rio
Community News From Oak Manor This Week
Oak Manor notes thank the Sara Ethridge Sunday School Class for three wheelchair repairs. Local visits include John Smith fishing on Lake Palestine and W G Pritchett returning from hospital. Bible study group attendance, readings, and prayers noted along with listed attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ethridge
Friendship Baptist Church
John Smith
Lake Palestine
W. G. Pritchett
Gladewater Municipal Hospital
Mark
Ben Davis
Edmonson
Camie Caffey
Jeremiah Tucker
Dudley Matthews
Myrtle Warren
Louise Walker
Ola Rogers
Ilene Riker
Mellie McDonald
Etter Franklin
Louise Nation
Effie McDaniel
Emma Mathis
Alma Strimple
Wilcoxen
Bo Simmons
Harold Amos
Dora Pace
Ruby Howard
Noah Huggins
Mary Roberts
Myrtle Wade
Gladys Treadway
Vida Wilkins
Johnnie Myers
Selitha Gross
Frances Fields
Martin Ring
Sloan
White Oak
Penny Wilson Selected as UTA 1975 76 Yell Leader
Penny Wilson of White Oak is chosen as a 1975 76 UTA Mavericks yell leader. Tryouts April 2 3 and finals produced eight squad members with four girls and four boys named to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Wilson
Charles Wilson
White Oak
University of Texas At Arlington Mavericks
Penny
White Oak High School
Kilgore College Ranger
UTA
Maverick Club
Alumni Club
Acapulco
Mexico
UCLA
Arkansas
University of Houston
University of of South Dakota
Kilgore
Young Republicans
Promotion for Longview Marine at Camp LeJeune
Marine Private First Class Jimmy D. Hubbard of Longview has been promoted while serving with the 2d Marine Division at the Marine Corps Base Camp LeJeune North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy D. Hubbard
Longview
2D Marine Division
Marine Corps Base
Camp LeJeune
N. C
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Excelsior
New Orleans
Jessie Allen Wise
Felix Wells
E. S. Hartshorn
Mesdames
Margaret Shepherd
Claud Lee
Flora Deskins
L. C. Keoun
Jamaica
Tot
E. Pacific
Oak Manor
Te Pa
Broadway
Carolyn Linder
Effie McDonald
Doris Williams
Carolyn
Shirley Singleton
Karen Davis
Karen Langaimere
Carla Potter
Mary Jean Wallace
Dawn Hopper
Marlita Newsome
Lee Montgomery
New Uta
FTA
Hugh Bowden
Mike Mitchell
Mitchell
Texas
Austin
Free
Texas Ranger
White Oak State Bank
Gladewater
Pine Crest
Pine Crest — Corner
CHE Glade
Gay Ave
Rodeo Street
Lettioas
Lake Gladewate
John Paul Tallent
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