Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 26, 1949 Page: 7 of 12
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Mr. and Mrs. Luke F'laher have
returned from a three weeks* va-
cation In Hollywood, Calif, where
they were guest* of Mr. and Mrs.
W.C. Gilmore, while they were In
Hollywood, they saw the Ken MW-
ray lilackout of 1949.
Mr. and Mrs. P.T. Cole and
Barbara left r rid ay for Hat Sittings.
Ark. and the Ozark Mountains for
a few days' vacation.
vr. and Mrs. Eugene Ellis left'
Friday for Los Angeles, Calif, on
a 10 day vacation.
Mrs. C. Weese, who has beer
with her broth*. H.H. Wynn, since
the death of Mrs. Wynn several
weeks ago, has returned to Cali-
fornia, taking Mr. Wynn’s Infan
son with her.
Miss Margaret York and Pren-
tlsa Dunnam of Jacksonville visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. B.E. Lannnn
Saturday.
O.E S. Program Is
'Our Sacred Vows"
The aia<lewater Charter, Order
of the Pastern Star, met at the
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening
for a special program, "Our
Sacred Vows." The program was
present d by Worthy Matron. Mrs.
Lillie Imnley. and Worthy patron,
Boland Bllsaelt, and their corps
of offli ers. Visitors from Long-
view and Kilgore attended the
meeting.
The hall sas decorated with
baskets of summer flowers. After
the program, there was a social
hour. Hefreshments of sandwiches,
cookies, and cokes were served.
MINK M I I nt ATF ft
Nell Hester, daughter of Mr and Mr* C. V Better. ia attending
sunjiw-f school at hllaore tumor ( olleite. witli a major In huMnewt
.t<irmustrutiiwi tftrr romplcune two years wort, there, she plans to
attend North I etas stale College at Benton. Miss Better, a 1040
gradual. of while oak High school, was acute in rhoral, hand, science,
and dramatic clubs Is a senior, she was selected “111 Bound" 00
Mali of fame, elected class president, and served as assistant
of (he Roughneck \nnnal.
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*r* art,/ V. /,. ulcox 0J blade water have announced the marriage of
ihetr daughter, lir.nia Ann Mil cox, to f. Eugene rratton, son of Yr. and
¥r»* /• draft* • « > . *v 1 f >. 7 he marriage took place June to at 7 p.n. af
• ne hirst Met ■ oai vf , lurch tn liar land, Texas, with the Hev. U. H. Hood, the
U'tor, Officiating, l'e attendants grrr Mr, and Mrs. Janes Uauscn of Hocn-
-all. Toe ortde is a gr iduate of bladeuater High School, class of i;<s, anj
■ es ' Scr.
The groom served in the Ordnance Branch of the United States Arm, three
sears, and held the rani of sergeant. After a redding trip to kaco. the’
rnumf couple are at home at jjcj Uierlon h'oad, fiatIts, where Mr, Hratton
t* raflovrJ fty a construef1pn company.
tiujznz sJBiatton Cl
s^Honoxzd ( 11 'ith
a. w. L. Mt/gerald, Mn*. , rec reutioral haJ
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Mr*. W. L. Mt/geralit. Mrs, twcreaUoenl ball of <Yewa ItartiHt
FYed 9ra«.»i*. Mrs. »uhn r. | CTturclt honoring Mrs. K iJitetie I
Morre and Mrs. 1. F_ A. ,*nff I BrtMU*. the former Virginia Wllco*.
were unateaae* a* a brtilal slower I I'1'•' ball •» beautifully de-
Thuraday «»enn»a given at the j coral-,I »m, the purple shades >f
PROTECT YOUR VALDABLES
Your »»luables are at Important
to rant .*•!!are aa your savings, for
your v^uables roproaont an inveet-
mont. **#- Proloet thorn by renting
on# ^ our Mfoty dopoalt bosot to-
day. Several alaoa of boaoa are
avafablo. all at low ronlal Ivoa
rope myrtle In attracUve arrange-
ments. Guests were registered hy
RUIte Jean Woodruft. and Betty
Joyce .Nessuvi at a table covered
with an elaborately embroidered
white cloth and centered with an
arrangement of white sweet pens
and a Miniature trtde and groom.
The refreshment table was
covered with a white cut-work
cloth, and the centerpiece was a
pleasing combination of purple
and white sweet peas. (Yystal
appointments added to the beauty
ol the table. Mrs. Moore presided
at the punch bowl with Mrs. Wood-
ruff and Mrs. Sessions serving the
cake.
The hnnoree, tbs. Bratton, was
given an old-fashioned shoe and.
accompanied by Nadine McClain
at the piano, she searched "v
Its mate. In this clever grnl novel
manner she was presented many
lovely gifts.
Htose attending and sending
gifts included Mrs. M. A. Owen.
Mrs. R. S. Garrett. Mrs. Ira V.
Garrison, Mrs. FYank Cole. Mrs.
Cecil Cobb. Mrs, Harold Bon
Carlos, Mrs. Jimmie Milam, Mrs.
O. H. Morris, Mrs. J immy Gormnby,
Mrs. F. quelieudeux. MTs. H. W,
Broadwater. Mrs. J. P. Haddick,
Mrs. R. W. Jones, Mrs. hwdlr
Mashlairn, Mrs. Ira Gann, Mra*.
\emon Green. Mrs. A. A. F’olsom,
Mra. Genrge McClain, F'lonne
Morris, Betty Joyce Sessions,*
Billie Jean Woodruff and Nadine
McClain, and the bride’s family,
Mrs. M. L. Wilcox, Mary Lou
Wilcox, Mrs. Allen Maerk, Mrs.
Bratton's sister of San Joae,
California, and Mrs. Jean Wtlcok of
Tumertown.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
The Lord and the anlitirr we
adore In Urns of dangrrenot before.
Bange- past, all things rtghted-
Ood fortrtten, soldier slighted?—
American Onmp-entulnr
HLIF BIROS AND CAMP FIR! GIRI s PARTK'L .ATING IN Ctrl NCIL FIRF F RIDAY NIGHT POUF IN
t'ORTl MF ON TIIF PORCH AT TUB AMF RK AN UCGRFN III T.
another beautiful council Fire, re-
minding everyone of the love of
man for man and the love of man
for God.
The girls wish to thank the fol-
lowing people for refreshments they
were served each day at Day Camp;
T.I. Dickson. Hugh White. HU1
humpus. Reverend Flugene Harris,
Hilly Ponder, Alton Coats, mis.
r.A. McGill, wtw delivered drinks
to camp each day. the Dad’s
Club for watermelon, and the
American Legion for use of their
nut. in return for these kindnesses,
Mrs. Humpus and a group of girls
will meet at the Hit Wednesday
afternoon at 130 and wash win-
dows and wax furniture.
Council Chi£, Social,
Cloid 2-(]t £d/ci Canifi
The Camp Fire Day Camp for
Tnlon Gmve-G ladewuter district
Hoard Friday evening with a
social and council fir** at the
American Legion Hut. under the
direction of Mrs. t.K. Wade.
Itte Camp F'lre Dad’s club fun
nishcd Iced watermelons for a
crowd of 150 children, parents,
and friends. Hosts were Tom
Dickson. Alton Coats. Poy Mathis
and Pete navis.
The council fire was laid by
sons of chief Sugar Brown, as-
sisted b.v fid Wade.
The processional started in the
wooded area hack of the Hut, with
Hrltta Henry beating the tom tom.
camp F’lre Girls Dona Pate carried
the torch of Day comp, Sarah
Mathis the torch of past, present,
and future of camp Fire. Blue
Bird jan Seibert brought a fagot to
the fire, expresatng her desire to
be a Camp F ire otrl tn the future.
The hand sign was given after
several songs.
’Mrs. Wade presented honors for
one and • two weeks’ attendance,
sally Phillips received service
honor for 1000 hours In collecting
tinfoil.
Ms. Clare llumpus was recog-
nized as a person who had given
more time and talent to girls of
tier community than any leader in
the state of Texas, and was pre-
sented one of the highest ranks in
Cariti F'lre. Torch Hearer* crafts-
man tn Outdoor., she was recog-
nized as having done more In
making Camp Notawa what It Is
today than any other Camp F'lre
DON’T MISS IT!
SAVING YOl VK NEVER SEEN HKFORK-
IT* THE VOGUE'S UK. MID-SI AIMER
CLEARANCE
person.
Mrs. Humpus presented ranks to
Helen Pirsel, trailkeepere, Bntta
Henrv. woodgatherere; and Sally
Phillips, flremakers.
The girls stood around the glow-
ing fire, joined hands In their
friendship circle and sang Green-
'Irees. I he recessional closed
Tommy Mercer, son of Mr. and Mrs George Mercer. Long*tew Road,
who is attending Kilgore Junior college this summer, will enter TCI
this fall, with Business Administration as his rnaior A in*** graduate
ol White oak High school. Tomm* was active in all sports, lie served
as co-captain on the 4 k-4b basketball and focthall teams As a track
member, he won second in the inn \*jd dash and the J30 *ar*l dash at
stale meet in Austin Mis rela* team won first place. T'wnim was
selected "All Round” on the Mall of Fame, an .Mitstandini distinction
Colorful Boilers
New boilers are equipped with
handsome, smooth jsekets in many
different colors to hsrmonize with
color schemes in basement recrea-
tion rooms.
^/tnnouncunsnt
Hie voting people of Gladewatt*
are sponsoring a dance at the
Communil* Building Itiursda*.
lune Ifl beginning at 1 p.m. All
high scImhiI and college student*
tre invited.
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Greep, J. Walter. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 26, 1949, newspaper, June 26, 1949; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008145/m1/7/?q=%22~1~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.