Schmidt's Grandson to Attend Apollo 12 Launch
Stephen Jackson, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schmidt of Gladewater, will attend the Apollo 12 launch as a NASA guest. He is a Gainesville High School junior and Florida FFA official, escorted with other invited dignitaries including President Nixon and Vice President Agnew. Stephen is active in FFA, 4 H, FCA, and rodeo. his father is a UF animal science professor.
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Stephen Jackson
H. W. Schmidt
National Aeronautics Space Administration
NASA
Stephen
The
Space Center
Nixon
Agnew
Gainesville High School
Florida
Kansas City
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
County 4-H Horse Club
Florida High School Rodeo Association
Bill G. Jackson
Shirley Schmidt
Gladewater
Jackson
University of Florida
State of Florida
China
Crawford
Turner Circle Meets Friday at First Methodist Church
Members of the Turner Circle of the First Methodist Church gathered Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in Mrs. F. E. Hill’s home with Mrs. Lyle Jeter presiding. The program featured hymns, a devotional, and a study discussion on China’s postwar prospects.
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W.M.S
The
First Baptist Church
Bob Dickinson
Sue Bennett
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Rowe
Country Club Rd
Elizabeth Daniel
Lambda Xi
Connie Copeland
Nelwyn
Gilmer
J. Scott Denson
Garden Club
House of Flowers
W. Upshur
Ed Haight
Jess Turner
Leroy Wilson
A. B. Nelson
F. Amos Lawrence
Oak Dr
Claude R. Smith
M. &. McFerren
Stevens
First Methodist Church
Calvin Brannen
Lloyd Stevens
G. B. Lassiter
James Brannen
First Church
Longview
R, L, Carrington
C, L, Adams
China
Brannen
Carrington
Turner Circle
F. E. Hill
Lyle Jeter
Hill
M. T. Kennedy
Grady Coleman
Twin births bring “Its a Boy” and “Its a Girl” adds
It’s a boy for Mr and Mrs Dewey Tarver Brian Keith born Sunday at Hart Clinic Hospital at 1 32 am weighing 10 pounds ½ ounce It’s a girl for Mr and Mrs Fred E Davis Amy Diane born Monday at City Hospital at 5 37 pm weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces
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Dewey Tarver
Brian Keith
Hart Clinic Hospital
Fred E. Davis
City Hospital
Amy Diane
First coal reference found near Madison West Virginia
The earliest known mention of coal in present day West Virginia appears in 1742 when explorer John Peter Salley noted coal along a small stream near Madison amid his diary entries describing the area as the coal producing heart of the nation.
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Madison, W. Va
West Virginia
John Peter Salley
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Ing Leaders of Agricultural Youth
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Marilyn Massey
Deborah Hooks
Sue Youngblood
Molly Smith
Thomesa Johnson
Mary Lou Brinkley
Gay Owens
Carolyn Massey
Debra Sue Glenn
Debra Hooks
Sharon Johnson
Donna Youngblood
Becky Cox
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Debbie Herndon
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Your Electric Company
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Jeter
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Prudence Draper
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R. S. Dooley
Ray Perren
Wm. Boyd
Quitman Street Church OF Christ Gladewater, Texas
Chrysler
New Yorker
Newport
Newport Custom
Cidar
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Beavers Motorco
Longview Highway
Beavers Motor CO
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