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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
3
A Bradford car showroom window in Yorkshire displays a blunt notice offering to take a 50 percent deposit from unknown customers and a 100 percent deposit from known buyers, illustrating a hard sales stance reported by AP.
A Yorkshire firm used twelfth century glass making techniques to craft stained glass for Manchester Cathedral replacing panes shattered by German bombing in World War II.
Coming events list three meetings: Presbyterian Women of the Church at 3 p.m. November 19 at Mrs Ellen Bauman's home. Dorcas Bible Club at 2 p.m. November 21 at Mrs B C Duncan's home with co host Mrs R S Dooley, study from Jonah and Micah. Gladewater Chapter CBS regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. November 21 in Masonic Hall on N Dean Street.
Miss Kathy Jaggers and Jerry Kidd will exchange wedding vows at 7 30 p m Saturday November 18 in the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church Tyler pastor Rev Tom Sisk will officiate the service. The couple plans to reside in Tyler and are introduced by their parents Mr and Mrs James Jaggers and Mr and Mrs Eli Kidd. Miss Jaggers is employed at First State Bank and is a Gladewater High School Kilgore College graduate. Mr Kidd is a Tyler resident and GHS graduate employed in Tyler.
Miss Carolyn Hill bride elect of Don Herron was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. L. J. Rizzo in White Oak area. Thirty eight guests attended as the couple plans to wed November 25 at Greggton Church of Christ. Hosts presented a corsage bedspread and lamp. refreshments featured lace table centerpieces and red rose arrangements.
Miss Emily Ruth Cox and William Nelson Holt plan a Saturday ceremony at seven in the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. Conrad Winborn will officiate with a reception in Jeter Hall afterward. Miss Cox is the daughter of Floyd and Shirley Cox. Holt is the son of Harry and Holt of Silsbee.
Advertisement style item notes apron sizes small to extra large with 1 yard fabric for medium size and 44 inch fabric. Mentions Pixie caps for children and teenagers and crochet patterns described as Pattern No 112. Mailing details and prices for dresses and needlework patterns included. Mentions scallions as a potato salad option.
Gladewater Chapter No. 831 of the Order of Eastern Star celebrated its 40th birthday at the November 7 meeting. Twenty-nine members and twelve visitors attended the gathering with cake, coffee, sandwiches, and chips. Hostesses were Mrs. Joel Cox, Mrs. Lillian Brown, and Mrs. Josephine Allison.
Recipe tip advises shaking the envelope to blend its contents prior to opening and measuring a tablespoon or more of the dry onion soup mix for accurate seasoning.
The First State Bank hostesses held a stork shower for Mrs. James F. Harper at the home of Mrs. S. L. Trull on Lafayette Boulevard. The event occurred Wednesday evening November 8 from 7:30 to 9 in a nursery themed setting with pink and blue floral decor and a blue stuffed bunny at the door.
Kilgore College German Club with 29 members led by Elisabeth Ponder traveled from Kilgore on November 2 to New Braunfels for Wurstfest. They toured, dined on German foods, and danced to a live band at Landa Resort. Attendees included Joe McCormick, Sabine. Bobby Hawthorn, White Oak. and Van Endel, Gladewater.
A Thursday evening dinner party at Longview Town House South celebrated Miss Bobbie French bride-elect of George Moody. Hosts Miss Jo Ann Rodman and co-hostesses hosted a praiseful gathering with gifts, games, a baby tree, and a pink blue theme. The guest list included Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Harmon Harper, and numerous local residents and friends. The couple reportedly wed Saturday evening at East Mountain Baptist Church.
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