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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1977

Page

2

Four Gladeites among 336 to receive degrees at TEU

The Gladewater Mirror reports that five graduates from Gladeite families will receive degrees at Texas Eastern University during the fourth annual commencement set for 2 pm Saturday in Tyler’s Harvey Hall. Also noted is Gregg County NOW hosting a free Women for Women Seminar May 21 at the First Christian Church of Longview with workshops on finance housing employment health care and coping.

Tyler Gladeites Texas Eastern University Harvey Hall Gladewater Richard Dale Parrish Hughes Women For Gregg County First Christian Church of Longview

Sandy Green rites set for Sunday at St James Baptist Church

Funeral services for 83 year old Sandy Green will be Sunday at 2 pm at St James Baptist Church with Rev L C Johnson officiating. Burial at Red Rock Cemetery under Black and Clark Funeral Home direction. Body in state at McCauley and Son Funeral Home until Sunday noon. Survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Noted graduates include DeWayne Watson Belinda Ellen Woodburn and Kenneth Eugene Woodburn earning BS degrees in criminal justice health and physical education and English respectively. A total of three MBA degrees were awarded at Texas Eastern University with 336 graduates and 84 graduates for advanced degrees. Jess Hay of Dallas gave commencement remarks. Dr James H Stewart Jr, TEU president, awarded diplomas.

Sandy Green St. James Baptist Church L. C Johnson Red Rock Black and Clark Funeral Home McCauley and Son Funeral DeWayne Watson Belinda Ellen Woodburn Kenneth Eugene Woodburn Woodburns Watson Parrish Larry Duane Abernathy Carthage C. Quentin Abernathy Gladewater Texas Eastern TEU Jess Hay Dallas James H. Stewart, Jr

Pope Rites Set Sunday for Charles Pope Sr

Funeral services for Charles Wayne Pope Sr 59 of Gilmer will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Colmer with John Donahoe and Charles Turner officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Pope died Friday after a long illness and was a WWII veteran and Disabled American Veterans officer. Survivors include his widow Maye two sons Charles Wayne Jr and Nathan Tim Pope a daughter Ann Shurley his mother Mrs Willie Pope two sisters Emily Truth Nina Vaughn and three brothers Wayne Hobart and Julian. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.

Charles Wayne Pope, Sr Gilmer Colmer John Donahoe Charles Turner Chartal Pleasant Grove Pope Upshur County The Disabled American Veterans

Dorothy Scroggins Gives and Delivers for Oak Manor Residents

Dorothy Scroggins greets Mondays at Oak Manor Nursing Home with a mission to help. She and her dog Tammy collect needs from lists, distribute purchases, stock fridges, and assist ambulatory patients, delivering kindness across Gladewater and beyond.

Dorothy Scroggins Gladewater Dorothy Tammy Oak Manor Scroggins Earl Peoples Bank Tyler

Wise honored during Ambassador exercises

Tyler businessman William Wise received the Doctor of Letters honoris causa from Ambassador College during Thursday commencement. Ambassador Ronald Kelly praised Wise for lifelong humanitarian service, business leadership, arts patronage, and public service. Wise has long supported higher education, notably 17 years on Tyler Junior College board and a role with George Washington University since 1958. The ceremony occurred at 11 a.m. in the college auditorium.

Big Sandy Watson William Wise Tyler Ambassador College Ronald Kelly Ambassador Wise United States Atlantic Council Kelly Tyler Junior College George Washington University Washington, D. C Texas Coordinating Board Texas College and University System Korea Texas

Spain at a crossroads as elections loom in 1980s Europe

A correspondent surveys Spain amid looming general elections, a polarized political landscape, and economic strain. He notes 130 plus parties, Catalonia and Basque unrest, inflation near 30 percent, a fragile balance of payments, and hopes democracy can endure amid eurocommunist anxieties. He praises Spanish hospitality, cheap food, and tourism gains.

Jimmy Brown Barcelona Spain North South America Hispaniola Christopher Columbus Genoa U.S Francisco Franco Franco Juan Carlos Adolpho Suarez Suárez Communist Party Guardia Civil National Police Army Navy Common Market NATO Europe International Monetary Fund

Disorderly Life Drives Move Dilemma and Hobby Clutter

A writer laments a life of clutter from a half century of possessions including a piano, oil paintings, rocks, photographs, a mirrored box with memories, and a growing needlepainting project. They consider downsizing to a small apartment but worry about disposing of keepsakes and unfinished sewing projects.

Austin College to Bestow Two B A Degrees at Commencement

William Robert Glickman and George Robert Hugman III will receive bachelor of arts degrees at Austin College commencement in Sherman. UT Austin president Dr. Lorene L. Rogers will address the 278 graduates, in ceremonies closing the college’s 127th year. Rogers has served as UT president since 1975 and will also receive an honorary doctor of laws from Austin College. The college also awards honorary degrees to Mrs. Ida F. Green and Rev. Dr. Robert B. Smith, while noting its covenant affiliation with the Presbyterian Church U.S.

Austin College Ida F. Green Dallas Robert B. Smith First Presbyterian Church Midland Texas Presbyterian Church U.S

Gladewater Mirror Publication Details

The Gladewater Mirror is published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater Texas with postal and subscription rates listed. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1969 and The White Oak Texan, plus various Texas and out of state rates.

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