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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1968

Page

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City sales tax boon to go water treasury

Gladewater faces modest receipts from the one percent local option municipal sales tax with early projections of about ten to seventeen thousand dollars. State comptroller allocations through the second quarter of 1968 show Houston Dallas and San Antonio leading in net revenue while even tiny Fairview and Gladewater receive a share. The Texas Municipal League notes administrative costs and timing for revenue distribution.

Jimmy Brown Gladewater Texas Municipal League Texas Houston Dallas San Antonio Ft. Worth el Paso Corpus Christi Austin Fairview

Texas Future Great Says Smith at Yamboree

Lt. Governor Preston Smith campaigning for governor told a Gilmer luncheon crowd that Texas’ future is bright and limited only by the people’s imagination. He acknowledged problems like the rural-urban split but urged optimism as the state nears a predicted boom with youth driving progress.

Texas Smith Yamboree Preston Smith Gilmer United States Mary Jo Proctor Diane Huggkins Jack Baird Gov. Smith Upshur

Rural urban balance urged to spur Texas growth

Lt. Governor Smith argues no conflict between rural and urban areas and cites 208 new Texas plants last year. He urges expanding airports and farm-to-market roads and increasing job training to attract industry and support farmers.

Smith Tevyas Texas

West Texas news items and local notices

Schools dismiss at 2 p.m. Wednesday for curriculum day. Jackie Ward elected class representative at Texas A&M as Junior and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ward. engineering major. Kay Tipps joins Gladewater police as evening dispatcher after a week in training. Sidney Davis White memorial book donated to Gladewater Public Library by Mr. and Mrs. J L Ford. Greenway Baptist Church Training Union plans a fellowship Tuesday Oct 29 at 7:30 p.m. featuring “Hobo Style.” Gladewater High School band chosen among four East Texas bands to play at Kilgore College homecoming game Saturday night.

Jackie Ward Texas A&m Jackie John Ward Gladewater Public Library Sidney Davis White J. L. Ford Training Union Department of Greenway Baptist Church Training Union Gladewater High School East Texas Kilgore College

First State Bank Approved For Trust Department

The First State BankGlade water has won Federal Deposit Insurance approval to operate a Trust Department. It will serve as Executor and Administrator of Estates and Guardian of Minors, with a Trust Committee drawn from the bank’s Board.

First State Bank Gladewater Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D. C Quentin Abernathy Trust Committee Trust Investment Committee Bank Trust Department Mack Wiley Billy Ray Johnston Abernathy Neil R. Cooper Wilson Godfrey H. L Texaco New Orleans Tyler

Thurmond Attack Highlights Nixon Fundraiser Rally

An overflow crowd of 200 plus heard U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond denounce Hubert Humphrey as dangerous at a $50 per plate Nixon fundraiser in Longview. He urged Americans to defeat Humphrey’s liberal record and warned Wallace’s third party bid could aid Humphrey's defeat. He praised Nixon as the able candidate to win in November and criticized labor-backed support for Humphrey.

U.S Strom Thurmond Thurmond Nixon Gregg County Hubert Humphrey George Wallace Richard Nixon Humphrey Americans For Constitutional Action Congress

Salvation Army Aids Texas Cities With Fund Drive Support

During 1968 The Salvation Army in Texas raised 4.547 million dollars for statewide services in 554 cities. United Funds and Community Chests contributed about 1.602 million, or 35 percent. State services funded summer outings, disaster relief, care for unwed mothers, and facilities in Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi Fort Worth Houston Waco Dallas and more.

Texas The Salvation Army United Funds United Giving Camp Hoblitzelle Midlothian San Antonio Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi Fort Worth Houston Waco Dallas Forth Worth

Employees Of FSB Set UF Record

The Gladewater United Fund reached a new local record as First State Bank employees donated a pledge equal to a day’s pay or more, averaging $37.34 per capita. Other 100 percent givers include United Gas and Cafeteria Workers. Additional gifts came from Mr and Mrs C F Wellborn Texaco Mills Package Store Canfield Insurance Ruth Auten Gray’s Food Store and more in various divisions.

Gladewater United Fund First State Bank United Fund Mack Wiley United Gas C. F. Wellborn Texaco, Inc Canfield Insurance Ruth Auten Mills Package Store Charles Wood Gray’s Food Store Clyde Crawford Gordon Godfrey Wilson Godfrey H. F. Richardson E. S. Hartshorn

Chamber Endorses Charter Amendments At City Meeting

The Chamber of Commerce endorsed city charter amendments on a vote led by Ernest Martin at Don’s Restaurant. Members urged merchants to donate 25 toward downtown Christmas lights as several donors were named. The group discussed promoting Gladewater and Longview for future industry and employee housing amid a two day East Texas Industrial tour.

Chamber of Commerce Ernest Martin Chamber Don’s Ames Lawrence Martin Rose Hightower’s Jewelers Bain Leake R. W. Burnett Kevun Music Co E. S. Hartshorne B. W. Crain J. C. Penney Co Loyce Phillips J. C. Wells Longview Wells LTV Gladewater Larry O’brien C. O Bud) Weiser Herman Williams Mack Wiley East Texas Bill Langford Wiley Langford East Fred Pool East Texas Chamber of Commerce Charles McChesney

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Freedon Bond Fred Moore Gladewater Brookshire Senator J. Strom Thurmond Cheryl Moore Danny Dyer GHS Jim McDowell Cheryl H. S. Moore Kay Tipps Kay America FSB
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