Footwear and gobbledygook mix with church talk
A rambling piece links thong sandals and split toe socks known as tabbies with Expo '70 rabbits, then shifts to Chaplain Maj. David P. Byram arguing for clear preaching in an age of giants like computers. It ends with a humorous girl and boy exchange and a profile of Anna Kraezig of United Gas who travels across several Texas towns.
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Japan
David P. Byram
Altus Air Force Base
Okla
Zion
Birthday notices and visits mark White Oak area chatter
Debbie Tuttle celebrated her 13th birthday as relatives Ab Mc and Mrs Loy Tuttle note visits from Steven Lee and son Cord of Lubbock in town. Families from Dallas and White Oak exchange greetings while local workers attend a workshop in Gilmer. A new baby girl Stephanie arrives to Mr and Mrs Johnny Watson of Dallas with maternal grandparents Seward Silvertooth. Judy Cardino visited San Antonio. Dr Luke P Blackburn noted as Kentucky governor 1879 to 1883 in AP brief.
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Debbie Tuttle
Debbie
Loy Tuttle
Steven W. Lee
Cord
Lubbock
Homer Jones
Gilmer
Carol Muckleroy
Shirley Humphrey
Bertie Warren
Shirley Goss
Betty Griffin
Gladys Hornsby
Billie Coffey
Johnny Watson
Dallas
Stephanie
Seward Silvertooth
White Oak
Aline Hardwick
Norma Odom
Lawrence Kern
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God
Brother Byram
Anna Kraezig
United Gas, Inc
Longview
Carthage
Marshall
Kilgore
Gladewater
Tyler
Mineola
Miss Kraezig
Pine Bluff
Ark
U.S. Air Force
Michigan
TWU
Denton
Don and Wanda
Mr. Loyd
Harrison St
Wanda
Dock
Dock Harris
Teemt Anathan Mand
Enrico Caruso
THE
Gladewater Mirror
White Oak News
By Loise Graves
Brunswick
Victor
Columbia: Graphophone Co
Yeale
Brookshire Dairy Pride
Matt Keefe
Michael Douglas
Campus Kids
Rodgers
Kay Kyser
Gene Walsh
Shore- Manners
Oliver
Brookshi
EL Chico
LE Box
Skinner
Benco Pintos
Liauio
Cabell
Carton
Mahatma Rice
Neuhoff
Borden's
Eagle Brand
Leo
Judy Cardino
Ellene Higdon
San Antonio
Jack Dymke
Houston
Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky
Luke P. Blackburn
Vu Pont
Ano Span
We Ivory Personal
Speas
USDA
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
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