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Newspaper

Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1968

Page

9

Three Arts Club Meeting Hosts Busy Hands Program

Mrs. Terrell presented a Busy Hands program focusing on hand development and crafting, with demonstrations of conch shell carving and scrap art. Guests and members toured displays, and a future meeting was planned with guest speaker Mrs. J D Graves of Gilmer.

Day Molly Chesshir Mark Terrell Florence Italy Jake Crouch J. D. Graves Gilmer Key District of Texas Federated Womans Clubs T. E. Booth Longview Key District Roy Braswell Key Dist

Local Folks Highlight Community Roles and Movements

Janette Brown works as children's librarian at Mesquite Public Library planning story hour with stories films and a pup pet show. Iris McAfee Gay Avenue School third grade teacher has been missing from her classroom due to illness. Doyle Dougan of Houston visited his parents. Tommie Strickland and Madelyn Kennedy commute to Stephen F Austin College three days weekly pursuing BA degrees.

Janette Brown O. B. Brown Mesquite Public Miss Brown Iris McAfee Gay Avenue School Doyle Dougan Houston Tom Dougan Tommie Strickland Madelyn Kennedy Stephen F. Austin College

Growth of Special Libraries Surpasses Early 1900s Projections

The statement notes that in 1900 fewer than 30 special libraries existed and were not open to the public, while today the count exceeds 10,000. It highlights the rapid expansion of specialized libraries in the United States and the shift toward broader accessibility over time.

United States

Carnival Tops Past Records at White Oak PTA Event

Mrs. Betty Griffin reports the White Oak PTA carnival set receipts records this year with the theme Happiness is a Charlie Brown Halloween. Glenda Townsend crowned queen by Debra Townsend. court includes Randy Embry, Ken Barnhill, and many escorts.

Betty Griffin White Oak Pta Charlie Brown Glenda Townsend Mike McAlexander Debra Townsend Billy Mitchell Randy Embry Ken Barnhill Lee- Anne Wilbanks Lisa Jones Jim Goss Debi Havins Marsha Herron Ronnie Screws Debbie White Kyle Kutch Belynda Tuttle Clay Kutch Rhonda Steele John Griffin Cindy McKinney Chuck Silvertooth Beverly Townsend Richard Batley Gayle Taylor Terry Williams Cindy Tugwell Sabine High School Dana Dowell Longview Paul Harrison Tiny Tim Bob Stevens Spring Hill High School The Hard Knox Charlotte Musslewhite Dorinda Derouen Jeannine Handy Sherry Dickson Kay Muckleroy Kim McChesney Kenneth Trent Tina Gayle Brown Oscar Brown

Sunday School Lesson on Resurrection and Authority

This week lessons from Ephesians discuss Jesus power over death and his resurrection followed by ascension. The article notes Jesus raised the dead during his ministry and rose again never to die, granting believers confidence in salvation and heavenly authority. It also lists obituaries for Lena Crane Carlton of Gladewater and Ralph H. Rowan of Tulsa.

Jesus Earth Jairus Lazarus Heaven God Christ Calvary James

Former Resident Higdon Dies in El Paso Hospital

The death of Daniel M. Higdon, 41, occurred after an extended illness in an El Paso hospital. Services and burial took place there earlier in the week. Higdon, husband of Mamie Irene Ellis, was survived by three sons aged 17, 16, and 11. His aunt Mrs. J R Cunningham had traveled to El Paso from Dallas.

Daniel M. Higdon Higdon el Paso Mamie Irene Ellis Nan Chesney Freeport Gladewater GHS City Dallas

Mother of Local Teacher Buried In Bogata Rites

Funeral services for Mrs. Molly Chesshire 81 were held Thursday at the First Methodist Church of Bogata. She died Wednesday in a Gilmer convalescent home. She was mother to Miss LaVerne Chesshire, a longtime Gladewater elementary teacher. Burial followed at Bogata city cemetery. She is survived by her brother Dr. A D Lemmons of Henderson.

Lena Crane Carlton Gladewater Seton Hospital Austin First Baptist Church Richards Carlton R. D. Rodney S. P. Crain Midland Amanda Noe Calvin Albright Richardson Larry James Kelly Rodney Dr. Crain First Methodist Church Bogata Molly Chesshire Gilmer A. D. Lemmons Henderson Methodist

Gold Wire Stretch: An Ounce Becomes Fifty Miles Long

A single ounce of gold can be drawn into a wire stretching fifty miles, highlighting the metal’s ductility. The remarkable claim emphasizes ancient metallurgical techniques and the extraordinary properties of gold.

Tyler Church to Observe Sixtieth Anniversary

Queen Street Baptist Church of Tyler marks its sixtieth anniversary with a homecoming. Dr. Robert Naylor of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary will preach at 9 a.m. A fellowship dinner follows in Fellowship Hall. The Youth Choir performs at 7 p.m. The church has 900 members, 938 in Sunday School, and a 90000 dollar annual budget. Rev. Kirby McGuire has served since 1953.

Queen Street Baptist Church of Kirby McGuire

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