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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1977
Page
2
Council approves payment to Hart Engineering for Step 1 sewer work in Longview. It names one Planning & Zoning Commission member and one member on Gladewater's Electrical Board. An executive session on current and contemplated litigation will follow the regular session.
Mrs. Midler praised the telethon drive and hoped the street dance would become annual after the second Labor Day telethon raised over 27 million nationally. The Bears focus on kickoff coverage as they prepare to host the Brahmas at Bear Stadium at 8 p.m.
Theresa Johnson recovering after surgery and hoping to return home soon. Frank Roberts to enter Good Shepherd Hospital in Longview for surgery midweek. Tom Rash recently home from Gladewater Hospital and back at church. Effie Earlsson visited and attended services. Dallas preacher John Thompson delivered a strong lesson for the Church of Christ. Dave Roberts improving after needing blood transfusion earlier this week. Delwin Craig family visited Poole home in Dallas. Dallas Atkinson and Ft Worth McCullough among Sunday visitors. Dean Holloway driving a new pick up. Leonard Finney of Quitman visiting J N Phillips and family. Phillipses attended a reunion in Wichita Falls then visited relatives in Fort Worth. Freddie Marsh of Denton spent weekend with mother Geraldine Marsh. Gartman, Hilgen, Harper families from Texas visiting Stegalls. Robert Moore of Richardson visiting his mother Ida Mae Moore. Bobby Maberry family visited Monroe Maberry’s home. Sympathy to Mrs Billy Cloe Spencer on stepfather’s death. Church of Christ group sang at Pioneer Manor Nursing Home. Tula Allnut of Longview and Gladys Hornsby of White Oak visited Stegalls. Harmony Holloway and California relatives visiting Monroe. Everett Holloway and family hosted Sunday School class ice cream and singing. Kenny Gage hosted dinner guests including Harvey Stegalls and others from Gladewater and Gage family.
The Education Department at Longview Museum and Arts Center unveils a varied fall curriculum with adult night classes in drawing macrame photography and European architecture and day courses in painting and drawing for adults. Children 6-8 study art via Jane Pierce on Tuesdays 4 to 5 pm and 9-12-year-olds 5 to 6 pm. Tuition ranges from 10 to 20 dollars with memberships offering a 10 percent discount.
A panel covering four energy areas will highlight the 55th Annual Meeting of the Louisiana Division of Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association in New Orleans. John F. Bricker said sessions begin September 13 at the Fairmont Hotel with Robert R. Brooksher as moderator and speakers from Mobil Oil Consolidation Coal Northrup Keer-McGee Resources Uranium Exploration and Gulf Oil. Robert Goralski of Gulf Oil will give the keynote at the Tuesday banquet.
Sir Eric Gairy, Grenada's prime minister, seeks to raise the UFO topic at the United Nations during his visit to Washington. The debate centers on unidentified flying objects amid Carter administration tensions and regional diplomacy over the Panama Canal treaty.
The record lists a mower fire at Greenway Village, a runaway juvenile apprehension at highways 80 and 271, a yard collision at 208 Eleanor, rock-throwing reports on Pinecrest, and several traffic stops with intoxication, license and lane violations. It notes break ins, a hydrant collision, public intoxication arrests, minor accidents, and a house hit on S Main with one citation. A late entry recounts a car into a house without injuries.
The Gladewater Mirror announces home delivery and mail subscription rates in Texas and for outside Texas. It notes publication on Thursdays and Sundays, post office details, and a historical consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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