Gladewater Music Club Opens 1971-72 Program
The Gladewater Music Club launched its 1971-72 year with a Wednesday 2:30 meeting at Dr. Manette Leake’s home. The program featured Mrs. Charles Calhoun Tyler speaking on arts in the United States, a talk on The Gulf and the Hope, and performances by Miss Melessa Stevens. The year’s theme is Music is for Everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladewater Music Club
Manette Leake
Enid Aycock
Hazel Ponder
Leonard Bernstein
E. D. Dillard
Sam Sanov
Abe Sapoff
Music Club
F. E. Hill
Frank Bauman
Melessa Stevens
NFMC
Julia Smith
Charles Calhoun
Tyler
Texas Federated Music Clubs
Halloween Meeting of Busy-Bee Blue Birds
The Busy-Bee Blue Birds met at leader Mrs. Jim Holcomb’s home for a Halloween party. Angela Holcomb hosted with treats and decorations. nine Blue Birds attended, plus guests and helpers. They sang, played games, and closed with songs while sharing Halloween-themed refreshments. Resumes discussed arts and cultural renewal in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Jim Holcomb
Angela Holcomb
Blue Bird
Lori Hopson
Laura Aaron
Respiratory Hospital
Tammy Skelton
Denise Compise
Darren Landers
Mary Ann Bowden
Kathy Miller
Kenna Kerns
Malcolm Landers
Winns Return From Smoky Mountains Vacation
Mr and Mrs H W Winn recently returned from a fall trip through the Great Smoky Mountains visiting Fontana and Cherokee Villages Clingmans Dome and Fontana Dam They observed vivid autumn colors and passed apple orchards near Knoxville Tennessee where apples were being picked graded and boxed for shipment at about 1 50 per bushel They toured the Hermitage home of Andrew Jackson in Nashville and expressed pleasure with the trip but announced they were glad to return to Gladewater and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
H. W. Winn
Great Smoky Mountains
Fontana
Cherokee Villages
Clingman’s Dome
Fontana Dam
Winns
Knoxville
Tenn
Mrs. Winn
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Gladewater
Death and welcomes at Oak Manor nursing home
Our sympathy goes to the Phillips family on the death of Mrs. Iola Phillips after a long illness. A welcome is extended to new resident Harnage from Greenway City. Resident quilts from West Mr. and Union Grove volunteers brighten rooms as Fay Kilpatrick recovers from vacation. Several visits trace through Oak Manor with family and friends sharing condolences and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Iola Phillips
Oak Manor
Harnage
Mr. Harnage
Greenway City
West
Union Grove
Fay Kilpatrick
Cook
Erma Whitlock
Coarsely Broken Pecans Added to Bread Dressing
The plan calls for adding coarsely broken pecans to bread dressing to use as stuffing for roast duck. The pecan bits should integrate with the crumb mixture to enhance texture and nutty flavor while the duck is roasted to completion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Moore
Loyd Stevens
Mmes. Wilson Godfrey
Clyde Mainer
J. D. Borman
W. E. Tims
O. C. Brown
Herbert Hunter
Bauman
Bernstein
Melesia Stevens
Winns Travelin
Smoky Mountains
Wanda
E.O.M
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Dacron
Coats
Bank Americard
Rhodes
Jack Rhodes
Gladewater, Texas
Cladewater Mirror
Oak Manor Nursing Home
Alice Coon
Roy Clifton
Mrs. Webb
Opal Ready
Ruth Carder
Jack Clements
Minnie Phillips
Linnie Kolb
T. T. Sherrell
Buddy
Naomi Daniel
Feagin
P. M. Farmer
Alma Strimple
Lois Dixon
Eva Myers
Frances Fields
Williams
Stevenson
Payne
Doris Williams
Annie Boyter
Cleo Norris
Mrs. White
Fannie Edmonson
Rachell Walker
T. FE. Franklin
Effie Franklin
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First State Bank
Pull Bervice Bank
Glade Water
Texas
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