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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
3
Supt Johnson argues the middle school organization offers more benefits for Gladewater schools. The plan eliminates Carnegie Unit tracking, allows specialist teachers, flexible scheduling, and stronger articulation from elementary to high school, with expanded guidance and reduced social pressures.
Postmaster J H Parrish reminds customers that higher parcel post and catalog rates take effect Saturday Oct 19 1968. Average increases about 10.5 per cent with many parcels rising ten cents. local delivery minimum rises to 50 cents and outside area to 60 cents. Most parcels under 1 10 up 10 cents. larger increases target parcels over 1 10. Rates aim to cover costs and offset postal employee pay rises. There are 5600 clinical pathologists in the U S.
Local families share visits and travels across Texas and California. Coy White of San Francisco visits sister Monnie Morgan in West Mt. A long illness keeps Faye Dunnivant away until Sunday church with her mother Bill Orms. O B Sims returns from M D Anderson Hospital after tests. Linda Beckworth of UT Austin visits her parents Lindley and Linda Beckworth. Numerous relatives travel to Texarkana for a football game. Lobos lose. James Jr. leaves El Paso for California for further training. Odis L Smith buys a new pickup. trip to Mt. Pleasant with family. Marshall and Longview relatives visit and welcome returning soldiers from Vietnam. Church log shows many kin visiting, greetings to Brenda Howell as husband John arrives from Vietnam. A hospital note on Mrs. Jack Jenkins in Ragland-Fenlow Gilmer. Illnesses noted for Addie Williams. Pine Tree visitors host John Sobey family.
Army Sgt. Larry G. Cox, a 1965 Union Grove High School graduate and son of Gilmer residents, earned the Bronze Star near Cu Chi Vietnam for heroism in ground operations. Cox enlisted in 1967, served at Ft. Polk, and currently is a communications sergeant in Company C, 2nd Battalion, 5th Infantry Division's 27th Army.
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