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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
4
A garbled OCR note mentions Gidmer Counselor and West Point with references to military context and a future return. It also references names like Lier Gury and Dirt jutge irene, with unclear dates and locations.
Representatives from East Texas attended the Camp Fire quadrennial meeting in Seattle October 31. Over 100 volunteers and members gathered at the Olympic Hotel to discuss future directions and programs including community work, fundraising, and disability outreach. The National Council elected new officers and bylaws, shaping Camp Fire's future. King Baudouin awards Karl Boehm the General Officer insignia for Belgian musical life contributions.
US Department of Agriculture economists outline three basic food plans for a family of four with weekly costs of 2 55 for low, 9 45 for middle, and 40 plus for high budgets. Costs depend on food choices and location. The article also notes cabbage and cousins are affordable this fall and gives tips for selecting quality produce. East Texas Baptist College hosts Parents Day on November 13 with activities starting at 9 30 a.m. in Scarborough Memorial Chapel.
ET Baptist College schedules a Parents Day with a 2 3 p m basketball game between the ETBC Tigers and Hendrix College opening the Tigers’ season. A student play, A Certain Man Had Two Sons, is directed by Marvin Thompson. Coffee hour at 10 45 a m, lunch in McCann Hall, and open house in residence halls 1 to 2 p m.
The article discusses Gowen red roses reserved for a Key District meeting in Tyler with Rose Festival timing, notes on rose cutting practices, drying floral arrangements to preserve color, and legends about chrysanthemums as Japan’s national flower. It mentions Celesia varieties and references broader home decorative uses and historical lore.
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