Gladewater Bears Take Lead in 14 AA District
The Gladewater Bears moved to the top of District 14 AA with a 0 0 tie between White Oak and West Rush while Gladewater enjoyed an open date. West Rush and White Oak both stood 2 0 1 in district play, and Gladewater, unbeaten and unscored on, hosted a large crowd at Roughneck Stadium.
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Gladewater Bears
White Oak
West Rush
Roughneck Stadium
Bears
Gladewater
UF campaign in Gladewater area reaches 76 percent of goal
The United Fund drive in Gladewater Sabine and Union Grove shows 11 460 25 raised toward a 15 000 goal with 170 25 collected so far. Workers continue soliciting donations and are urged to submit cards and funds to P O Box 459 Gladewater Texas 75647 as campaigns persist.
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Camp Fire Girls, Incorp
TARS
Gladewater
Sabine
Union Grove
United Fund
Jo Wiley
UF. P. O
Eye Opener and Local Events from Lake Gladewater
Eye Opener notes yearbooks ready for pickup at The Mirror office. Elizabeth Nielsen Moore, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore, passed her Texas bar exams. Her husband John teaches at DePaul Law School and Northwestern University. Homecoming features Bears versus Mineola Yellowjackets at 7:30 p.m. Friday. A bonfire event at Oct 23 8 p.m. invites public. Junior Girl Scout meeting Oct 26 7:45 p.m. Scout Hut Lake Gladewater with Troop 192 at 7 p.m. Parents urged to attend.
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Elizabeth Nielsen Moore
Sam Moore
Gladewater
Texas
John
DePaul Law School
Chicago
North Western University
Lake Gladewater
Longtime Texas lawman E J Banks recalls a storied career
Veteran officer E J Banks 63, chief of Gladewater Police, reflects on 43 years in law enforcement. From Jack County deputy to Texas Ranger and DPS leader, he recalls gangland era cases, the South Dallas housing struggle, and mentoring younger officers while warning that crime will rise without public action.
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Gladewater
E. J. “Jay
Banks
Jack County
Knox County
Munday
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Texas Ranger
Ranger Co. B
Dallas
Dallas-Ft. Worth
South Dallas
Dallas Police Department
District Attorney’s Office
Sheriff’s Office
Gene Paul Norris
Big Spring
Pillar OF the Law
E. J. “Jay” Banks
Outfit
Day Are a TOL Toe a1
Truly, truly, I say to you, the hour is coming and now is, when the dead will hear the voice of the Son of God, and those who hear will live. For as the father has life in himself, so he has granted the Son also to have life himself. John 6: 25, 26.
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Ronnie Gothard
Gothard
Ronnie Moore
Dennis Gage
John Murray
Billy Bratcher
Wayne Pope
Jim Chasteen
Carl Watts
Ron Mitchell
Jerry Watson
ETCC Members Reject Constitutional Revisions in Mail Survey
East Texas Chamber of Commerce president James D. Eppright announced at the ETCC board meeting that eight constitutional revisions were overwhelmingly rejected by members who replied to a 71 county mail survey. About 80 percent opposed the entire document with listed point totals showing strong disapproval across the region.
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Longview
James D. Eppright
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
ETCC
Texans Wagon Train Heads Toward Valley Forge For Bicentennial Ride
Eight Texans from the Texas Bar-Six Lone Star Wagon Train travel by wagon train from Lexington Texas toward Valley Forge Pennsylvania. They pass through towns along Highway 80 in Terrell and plan a cross‑country trek through seven southern states before joining the national Bicentennial train in Richmond Virginia. The group seeks to revive pioneer spirit with log cooking and starry camping as they trace the old western trails.
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Terrell
Lone Star
Valley Forge
Texas Bar-Six
Lexington
Texas
Richmond
Lawrence E. Watson
H. J. Banno
Charles Bullock
Jim and
Robbie Rainer
Bill Davis
Waco
Darrell Myers
San Antonio
Gena Spears
Italy
Texas Wagon Train
Dodge City
Kansas
Old Western Cattle Trail
Dean
Red River
Gladewater
Highway 80
Grand Saline
Mineola
Lindale
Tyler
Winona
Longview
Hallsville
Marshall
Marsall
Houston
Carthage
Nacogdoches
Huntsville
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Norfolk
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