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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1973
Page
3
Switzerland reports that American overnight stays reached 2,737,676 in 1972, the fourth straight year of growth and second only to Germany. The year also placed France third, with Britain and Ireland fourth and Belgium fifth in the rankings.
Texas vegetable horticulturist explains the air fern is the cleaned skeletal remains of Sertularia a tiny hydroid sold as an attractive no care interior plant. The dyed green skeleton lasts indoors but must not be wetted or placed in a closed room during odor dissipation.
The library highlights include James Harriot memoir All Creatures Great and Small and Come Winter by a noted mystery author, with characters Sandy David and Peter. Dopey Dan by Jack M. Bickham appeals to Western fans, The Informer by the Gordons serves mystery readers, and school field trips continue as summer reading plans unfold for kindergartners through sixth graders.
Miss Betty Featherston and Pfc. Robert Copeland wed in a May 8 service at the Nazarene Church in Gladewater. Walter Tally officiated as family and friends witnessed a formal gown wedding with a music program and a reception at the bride’s home. The groom departs for a European tour at Frankfurt, Germany, while the bride remains with her mother until joining him.
Lana Walker of Gladewater High School was feted at a dinner party hosted by Frances Ann Moore in Longview. Invitations featured cactus motifs, maraca favors, and a graduation gift signaled the celebrant’s upcoming milestone.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the hut on the Dallas highway Monday night. Mrs. John T. Moore presided as president and a vote approved the annual poppy sale for Friday May 25. Discussion covered buying sugar for cotton candy for the June Round-up rodeo. A new member, Mrs. Martin J. Thomas, was welcomed.
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