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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1968
Page
8
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The City of Gladewater advertises for bids on a 1969 carryall type motor vehicle to be converted into an ambulance. Specifications available from the Fire Chief at City Hall. Bids due to the City Manager by 12:00 Noon November 19, 1968. The city may reject all bids. Attest: H I McAfee, City Secretary.
Sealed proposals for a room addition to Gladewater Municipal Hospital must be mailed or delivered to Carson Kennedy, president of the Gladewater Hospital Authority, by December 5, 1968 at 7 30 p m. Plans are by A B Wilkinson Architect Ft Worth Texas. Bids require a 5 percent bid bond and may be opened publicly then. The authority may reject any or all bids.
White Oak News summarizes local events such as Dr. No-Yong Park speaking at White Oak School, Camp Switch WHO meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Open House at the school, and a skin care program. It also lists visits by families from Oil City, Irving, Brandon, and Gilmer, plus hospital and nursing club activities and former residents’ gatherings.
The White Oak Missionary Baptist Church bulletin reports WMA plans a large grocery shower for Texas Baptist Institute at Henderson before Thanksgiving. It notes Singspiration events for youth groups, visits by Mrs. Virg ie Kern and family to Dallas, and community gatherings including Explorer Post 207, a Grady Blue birthday dinner in Fort Worth, and a 45th anniversary in Kirbyville.
The Young Peoples Training Union of East Mountain Baptist Church held a cookout last Saturday at the Royce Fords home. Attendees included Neal Coulter Carol Snider Mark Huffhines Donnie Huffhines Linda Cox Mary Lynn Daniel Shirley Pace Marla Pate Cyndi Baker Belinda Sheila Patty and Holly Ford with a special guest Larry Price home on leave from the Navy. The Whites Byron and family were weekend guests of her parents in Tyler. Linda Wilson and Tommy Sweaks wed Friday November 8 at the Wilson home. Mrs. T J Wilson suffers a stroke and brain hemorrhage but shows some improvement in Gilmer hospital. Bob Sullivan is hospitalized in Longview.
Weldon school schedules American Education Week with activities for all ages. On Tuesday elementary students perform a musical program for the PTA led by Mrs Ray and Mrs A M Harnage. Thursday the High School presents a playlet Vacation On the Moon sponsored by Mrs D J Muldrew. Exhibits will be on display and parents may visit during November 12 to 18.
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