Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 211, Ed. 1 Monday, March 29, 1954 Page: 3 of 6
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school building and
emblem in white and
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Lawrence Bird ion* of Longview
and' prettjr Mu bit* Bray of Glade
water. After their marriage the
couple moved to Longview where
they have resided ever since, con-
tributing generously of their time
to the civic, religious and musical
life of the city.
Mrs. Birdsong has served faith-
fully and efficiently as organist
for the past thirty-five years at
the First Baptist church, and she
masters the fabulous Rogers Lacy
Memorial organ with skill and ar-
tistry with musicians coming from
far and near to enjoy her music.
The Birdsongs have one son, Law-
rance Birdsong Jr., and a daugh-
ter, Mis/ Blanche Birdsong, both
outstanding musicians.
Coming
Events
March 30i
annual spring
At the Hospital
t*ah* Hospital
Admitted: Betty Jo Bryant, Ron-
nie Parsons, Margaret Robinson,
S. B. Elliott. R. r7Murph, M. J.
Pendleton, Elaine Holcron, Mrs.
J. W. Holcroft and Wayne Skelton.
Dismissed: Mrs. Roy Chapman,
Mary Loyd, Glenda Townsend,
Mrs. H. C. Mitchell. Jackie Ben-
nett, Mrs. S. D. Liedke, H. H. Har-
ris, Susan Moore, Mrs. John Ston-
er and H. C. Sims. .
Hancock Hospital
Admitted: Mrs. Clyde Bamberg,
Ike Aldridge, C. R. Puxkett and
Mrs. O. G. Heidleterf,
Dismissed: Diape Gullett, T. J.
Bailey, Marianne Leverett, Birdie
Victory and C. W. Dawson.
City »f~pltfl
Admitted: Mrs. Ruth Blackman,
in, C. V. Kelly, Mrs.
Jerry MCMinn, C. V. Kelly,
Carl Zlgler. Mrs. J. D. Blank™
shift, Mr*. O. A. Smith, Mrs. B. B.
Elder and Mrs.
Lawrence Bam
hill. .
Dismissed: G. D. Thompson, L.
H. Mathis, Mrs. M. L. Kendall,
Dewey Wilson, Mrs. J. B. Hooks,
Mrs. L. R. Skidmore, Mrs. R. T.
Drake and Ida Mayfield and baby
Mew Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barn-
hill are the proud parents of a
baby girl born at City Hospital on
Sunday, March 28, weighing seven
pounds and two ounces.
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Syntha Traughber
Chosen Leading
Latin Student
Tbe outstanding Latin student
for the year was elected on Tues-
day, March 23. Syntha Traughber
received the honor, with Gesrron
Sublett as runner-Up. The vote
was tajeen by secret ballot, with
all Latin students participating.
Byntha' la'The daughter of Hr.
and Mr a-. 3. J. Traughber.
Throughout the year she has
maintained an A average in Latin.
She is a majorette in the Oladewa-
ter High School Band, has been
president of her home room for
two years, la J. C. L. ‘Torch” re-
porter, is an accomplished pianist,
and recently won the local Latin
essay contest.
She was elected oul
Latin student last year
Club will present Syntha later
with a sterling silver J. C. L. med-
utstanding
also. The
flower show of th* Evergreen Gar-
den Club of Kilgore will be held
from S until 8 p.m. in the Kil-
gore Community House. The
theme of the show is ‘‘All Around
the Garden.”
March 31 > NTSC ca-.tuiiuits
will observe "N. T. Day” with a
banquet at Judson Community
Building Wednesday at 7:30 pan.
For reservations call Mrs. Rav
Hudspeth, 7934, before Monday,
March 29.
April l.s The Daleth Study Club
will have its annual spring ]unch-|
eon in tbe banquet hall of the
First Methodist Church at 12:30.
Reservation* should be made with
Mrs. Otto Staerker, phone 2330,
on or before noon March 27. ■■■■
Gladewntor Dally Mirror
VIVIAN DILLARD
Oflicn Ph. 2235 Homo Ph. 7044
Monday„ March 29, 1954
Page Three
Pink and Blue Shower Compliments
Mrs. A. R. Ended at McCrary Home
...April 3i Tbe Women of the First
Presbyterian Church will have a
bake sale in front of the South-
western Gas St Electric Company
beginning at 9:00 a. m. Saturday
morning. Orders tor special cakes
and pies will be token by Mrs. O.
Wappler, phone 7885, or Mrs.
Len Orr, phone, 3883.
April 4» The Weldon Commu-
nity Flower Club will have Its
annua! Flower Show Sunday from
4 to 8 p.m. Anyone wishing to »->-
ter an arrangement may contact
Mrs. Lillian Wright, phone 4872.■
April 8t Tbe Apollo Boys Choir
of Palm Beach, Fla., directed by
Coleman Cooper, will be presented
at the Gladowater High School au-
ditorium Tuesday afternoon at
1:4$ Student tickets are 50 cents
and aduit tickets $1.
April IBs Th\ V!mer Garden
Club will hold their annual Spring
Flower Show—"Holiday in Bloom”
at die REA building on Highway
154, Thursday from 2:30 to 8:30
Hawkins WSCS Group
Attends Conference
The Texas conference of the
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service held the annual confer-
ence meeting in Longview Tues-
day through Thursday.
Members of the WSCS from
Hawkins attending were Mmes.
Sam Cobb, W. H. Tolleson, Charles
Mln&hew, Ed England, J. H. Ma
lone, Thad Sanders, A. H. Palmer,
and W. D. Bullock on Tuesday: on
Wednesday, Mrs. Sam Cobb, Mr.
and Mrs- Ed England, Mrs. W. H.
Tolleson and Mis. W. D. Bullock;
on Thursday, Mrs. Charles Min-
shew.
Mrs. A. R. Endell was honored
with a pink and blue shower Mon-
day afternoon at 2 o’clock in the
home of Mrs. I. D. McCrery. Co-
hoatesses were Mrs. M. E. Mc-
Ferren, Mrs. F. E. Hill and Mrs.
W. W. Strong.
I The coffee table was centered
with a pink lamb with a blue bow
tied around its neck. The lamb
held an arrangement of white iris,
and on either side were baby dolls
in pink and blue.
On the desk where the guests re-
gistered in a blue-bound baby
book, was a miniature cradle fil-
led with white iris.
After the guests enjoyed a con-
test and giving advice on rearing
children, little James Cain, assisted
by Mrs. McCrary, pushed in apink
and blue bassinet overflowing with
beautifully wrapped gifts, and
presented them to the honoree.
After the gifts were oponed and
admired, the guests were served
pink and blue decorated cookies
and punch. Mrs. Strong served the
punch.
The dining table was centered
with a silver and crystal epergne
which held white iris and white
wisteria.
Those attending and sending
gift* were Mmes. J. A Williams,
J. H. Laster, A. Julian, E M. Lit-
tle John, E. A. Spiva, F. L. Cain,
Buster Laird of Kilgore, R. R. Gul-
lett, Clayton Burks, C. L. Crum-
ley, Jeff Wilson and hostesses.
Ftorvne Miller
Circle Meets
fM Flotyn# Millet circle met on
Monday night at 7:15 at the home
of Mrs. C. O Smith
The Bible study was led by Mrs.
Ford Noland. Song and prayer led
by Mrs. Tim Trammell opened tlx
meeting.
At ttu> close of the program, in
a business session presided over
by Mrs. Bonnie Warren, the group
discussed meeting through the
summer.
During the social hour cookies
and lemonade were served to Mrs.
Frank Alford, Mrs. C. G. Smith,
Mrs. Bonnie Warren, Mrs. C Ear-
hart, Mrs. L?la Morgan, Mrs. Bill
Jerden, Mrs. Joe loster, Mrs. P. O.
Point, Mrs. B. M. Jones, Mrs. Tim
Trammell, Mrs. J. E. Green, Mrs.
Ford Loland and Miss Laveme
Moore.
The average winter climate of
Puerto Rico is 73 degrees.
Betty Bowlin Circle
Hot Minion Uuon
Ttie Betty Bov. tih circle of the
The closin
Mrs. Ava
Others present were Mrs. Mary
Stone, Mrs. Emma Mitchell and
Mrs. Richard Stone.
Refreshments of cake and Cokes
were served.
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DR. JOHN FARMER
Dial 2833 114 N. Cent**
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Special Representative
Southwest Reserve
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Glmdewater, Texas
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BENNETTS
FAMILY SHOE STORE
Doyle Stone Has Party
On Lawn at His Home
Doyle Stone entertained a few
Mentis in his neighborhood Fri-
day night with a party, in which
lawn games were played.
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. C. J. Ear-]
hart served refreshments to Ann
Pruitt, Jolene Ear hart, Troy Reed,
Janice Yates and Doyle Stone.
Ir. H. S. HcBewell
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1944 DODGE FORDOR-Reconditioned motor-
Nice car—radio and heater.
1949 NASH TUDOR—Heater—new seat covers.
1944 CHEVROLET FORDOR-Radio and heater-
Oean car—must be seen to be appreciated.
1947 PLYMOUTH COUPE-Reconditioned motor
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1947 MERCURY CLUB COUPE-Nice cor.
1948 FORD TUDOR—Really nice car. See this
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FORD TUDOR-Good condition.
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Belk, Jeanne. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 211, Ed. 1 Monday, March 29, 1954, newspaper, March 29, 1954; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1021705/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.