First Christian Church Study Group Elects New Officers
Members of the First Christian Church Study Group met Monday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year and plan a study program. Mrs. Mamie Lupier led in her absence, with Mrs. Frank Lewis conducting. Elected: chairman Mrs. Lupier, vice chairman Mrs. Leon Waggoner, study chairman Mrs. Lewis, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Rupert York, ship chairman Mrs. B. C. Fall, service chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Study Group
Mamie Lupier
Frank Lewis
Lupier
Leon Waggoner
Lewis
Rupert York
B. C. Fall
Levi Lyman
Local Folks Celebrate Gordon Mayer Silver Anniversary
The Gordons Mayer mark 25 years of marriage on Sept 25 in a ceremony conducted by Mr and Mrs Buck Wooley. Mrs Mayer works for the local school system, Mr Mayer for the state highway department. They live on Lake Gladewater with children Rick Pattie. Rick, at Phu Cat in Vietnam, named Airman of the Month for August. Pattie a Kilgore College sophomore. Also notes on Mrs Scott Elrod visiting Henderson with the Atcherys and Stephanie, and the Formbys traveling to Magnolia Ark for Frank Pierce illness. In Louisville AP report seventh graders were assigned an essay about future careers with one boy joking he will be a dentist like his father due to equipment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Mayer
Lake Gladewater
Wooley
Scott Elrod
Henderson
Keith Atchery
Stephanie
N. E. ‘‘Foots” Formby
Magnolia
Arkansas
Frank Pierce
Louisville
Tyler
Beaird
Club
Millorn
Glenn Walton
Irby Robinson
Quentin Abernathy
John Yates
Paul Drake
Ed Haight
Loyd Stevens
Lake Cherokee
Jerry Nasus
Jerry
C, Q, Abernathy
W, T
W, T, Driver
Ben F, Adams
A, Lawrence
Avyl Terrell
Charles Walker
Two Newborn Boys Reported at City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Wayne Thomas welcomed a baby boy named Robert Wayne Jr born September 21 at 8 55 am weighing 8 pounds City Hospital announces. Mr and Mrs Loyd Aga welcomed a baby boy named Thomas Neil born September 22 at City weighing 7 pounds 2 1 2 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wayne Thomas
City Hospital
Robert Wayne, Jr
Loyd Aga
Thomas Neil
City
Daleth Club to Resume Meetings Friday
Daleth Study Club members will resume semi monthly meetings Friday October 4 at 2:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs J B Poston 320 Melba. Mrs Allen Holcombe will lead the program with slides from a Europe trip by Mrs Holcombe and Mrs Poston. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleth Study Club
J. B. Poston
Allen Holcombe
Garden Club Meeting Proves Big Success
The Gar den Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Lala Fowler’s Post Street garden with a large crowd and a new outlook on flower arranging. Guest speaker Mrs. Walter Beaird of Tyler demonstrated bottle sculpture and pop art designs, stressing enduring design principles and fresh materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Lala Fowler
Post Street
Beaird
Camp Fire District Board Meets Tuesday
The Gladewater district Camp Fire Girls board met at noon Tuesday at the Camp Fire House with Mack Wiley presiding. A nominating committee was named to report November 5 at the annual district committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladewater District Board
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Camp Fire House
Mack Wiley
Charlene Walker
Leslie Moore
E. D. Dillard
Gladewater Leaders Association
Gladewater
Leaders Association
Dean Leverett
East Texas
Young Pilcher
Gladewater-Daingerfield
Margaret Jenkins
Wiley
Longview
Insect Swarm Draws Nectar From Tulip Tree Bloom
Bees gather from nearby to feed on nectar that may total a teaspoonful in the tulip tree blossoms. The scene highlights nature’s foraging behavior as insects flit among petals and leaders note the bloom’s generous nectar supply.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadway School
Grizzlies
Ann Marlowe
Dawn Wendell
Kathy Williams
Babette Wilson
Kathy Cauthen
Lana Richards
Martin Shoe Center
S. Main
Daleth Club
George
Tommy
Sharon) Orms
Gregg County Fair
Sharon
Thank You
George Hudson Fannie Rankin
Quality Cleaners
Camp Fire District Board
Hudson’s Bay Company
Canada
Alua Department Store
WORK
B. F. Goodrich
Storm West Steel Shaw
Loden
Taupe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!