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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1970
Page
3
Refrigerator relishes are popular and easy to make, with Fresh Corn Relish highlighted as a versatile accompaniment for chicken turkey and fish. The recipe uses corn onions celery green pepper pimientos salt mustard pepper sugar vinegar and proceeds with corn kernels cut from the cob and cooked in a large pot.
Kent Hightower, 13, was made a second year First Lieutenant at San Marcos Academy Texas. He attended Officers Lab after being invited to arrive a week early for leadership honor. He is described as excelling in curricular and extracurricular activities and is the son of Mrs. Malcolm Stone.
Mrs. Vicki Daniel Breed and David Clifton Breed announce the birth of a son born Wednesday at 4 am in Pensacola Florida. The 8 pound 21 inch child, grandson of Mr and Mrs Harry Daniel and Mr and Mrs David Louis Breed Gilmer, is in the Marine Corps flight training at Pensacola.
Jolly Dozen Sewing Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Roland Blissett’s home for a session. Mrs. John Beverly demonstrated tin can artistic mums and Mrs. Paul Hardman showed crocheted ponchos. A visitor, Mrs. J E Strawn, attended. Members bring gifts for TB Hospital Christmas Store. Next meeting at Mrs. Roberts’ home at Lake Gladewater.
Mrs. John Fuller of Brenham Texas runs a Grade A dairy and Jersey cattle breeding operation. AMPI member she mentors 4 H youth at dairy shows and reflects on a lifelong approach of listening and helping. Friends consider honoring her with a public day but worry about crowd size.
The Briggs home at 426 Tyler Road hosted Rev and Mrs. E J Briggs and 13 children, 29 grandchildren, and one great grandchild for a fish fry and picnic in their honor. Attendees included many Briggs siblings and spouses from Gladewater Longview Dallas and other towns. several relatives could not attend.
The Wayne McDonalds welcome a daughter Kathryn Ann born Wednesday at Good Shepherd Hospital at 10 25 a.m. The baby weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces and has a sister Lucrecia awaiting at home. Mrs McDonald is the former Agatha Baggett and co owner Sawyer Auto Repair husband.
Local organizations announce meetings from Sept 14 to Oct 3 including Lambda Xi and Beta Sigma Phi at 7:30 p.m. home of Mrs. Sheron Hagen plus American Legion sessions at Dallas Highway hut. Also Gladewater CES 831, Stewart Circle at United Methodist, First Christian Family Night, Presbyterian Women Bible study and a rummage sale at Jeter Hall.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Jones of Waco arrived Thursday for an indefinite visit with his mother Mrs Marie Jones and relatives. They left Saturday for Arkansas to visit relatives and plan to travel to Fort Lauderdale Florida next week to visit Buddy Marsh family. The young Jones intend to make their home here with his mother for a time. Mrs John Sherman is at home now after a stay at City Hospital and is recovering well.
A lighthearted observation notes that customers, by choosing tips and manners, effectively act as the restaurant’s best waiters, shaping service quality and overall dining experience.
Friends of Mrs. Jack Bennett learn she is recuperating from a broken arm after a fall. She would be glad to have friends call or stop by for a visit. Wife Preservers suggest adding galvanized chain to a clothesline and tightening it by pulling up the links when slack.
For the first time in 26 years a boy was born to the C B Holsapple family. Brandon Keaton arrived Tuesday at Schumpert Hospital in Shreveport weighing 6 pounds 1 1/2 ounces. He is the son of Clarence Holsapple Jr and his wife Millerey Kay Stewart. Maternal grandparents are J Mack Stewart of Kilgore and the late Mrs Stewart. paternal grandparents are C B Holsapple Sr and his wife.
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