Illustrated Paperboy (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 7, 1999 Page: 4 of 10
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’’WOMANLESS WEDDING” of April, '64. Left to right are: Dean Jasper,
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Page 4 ILLUSTRATED PAPERBOY, Wednesday, July 7, 1999
I believe in the right of freedom of
speech as much as anyone. Of course, we
all have our limits or our regulations that
we would place on that freedom of speech;
mine would be profanity and obscenity. I
don't think it requires much intelligence
to do either; as a matter of fact, it shows
a striking lack of vocabulary. But, I doubt
that any of us would argue that freedom of
speech is bad because, if we did, then we might find our own
particular freedom of expression denied.
People all over the world fight for this freedom or for the
opportunity to come to a country that allows an individual to say
w hat they think. It is one of the most basic concepts that
separates us from the rest of the world. Men and women have
died for that right through the centuries. Their blood has stained
the flag that stands for our right to that freedom of speech.
I personally believe that the American flag that has been
stained by the blood of fighters for freedom is sacred, or should
be. to all Americans and, as such, should be protected and
revered by all who love those freedoms. It stands for their right
to believe whatever it is they believe, no matter how different
from the mainstream, and should therefore be honored by
everyone, no matter what their beliefs.
The Congress is presently considering adding a twenty-
seventh amendment to our constitution to protect the American
flag from desecration and destruction. Personally, I pray that
they will pass it. I believe that most Americans love their flag
and w hat it represents to them.
I grew up in the time of hippies and sit-ins, an over-
romanticized period in my estimation. I watched many times,
more times than I care to try to remember, as demonstrators
burned the flag, stepped on the flag, ripped the flag, and did other
horrendous acts of desecration to the flag. It was during the time
of Vietnam and I had a brother in the war at that time so defiling
that flag hit pretty close to home with me. Every time I saw a
desecration of the flag I felt as if they were stepping on the
memories of our forefathers, dishonoring our country, our
soldiers, and anyone else who loves this country. It was a
reprehensible act and many other people felt that way. Yet, there
was nothing legal that could be done. Now maybe, if the
Congress can get it together, there will be.
I'm not for putting limits on many things; it's dangerous to
start limiting freedoms. But, if one item is safe from being
attacked and defiled, it should be the flag that stands for those
freedoms. Every time a flag is mistreated or destroyed, dragged
around or burrted-it is as if they are mistreating or destroying
the bodies of those who fought for it or dragging around the
bodies of those who have died for it. The flag isn't just a piece
of cloth: it is a symbol of us and what we believe and stand for,
just like the eagle and the freedom of speech.
Send us your pictures! Birthday? Anniversary?
Special Occasion? Send 'ein to us...we'll put them
in the Illustrated Paperboy!
Bring your pictures by to 208 N. Travis, Cleveland,
or mail them to P.O. Box 807, Cleveland, Tx. 77328
(All pictures submitted can be picked up the week
after they are printed in the paper.)
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Thursday • July 15 • 7:00p.m.
This special program is designed for diabetics and their families to
leam as much about the disease as possible so that they can be
active participants in the management and prevention of problems
associated with diabetes. General diabetes management topics that
will be discussed, include: blood glucose monitoring, medications,
exercise, nutrition, and stress management.
If you want to leam how to take control of your disease or help
a family member with the disease, join us Thursday, July 15 at
7:00p.m. at Cleveland Regional Medical Center, 300 East Crockett
in Cleveland. This program is free and open to the public.
Please call (281) 593-8306
for more information and to make reservations.
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CHAIN SAW WINNER - Glinda Ray, center, received a Stihl Chain Saw from Cory
Gates following a recent drawing at Gates Sales. This was part of a fund raiser for
the Cleveland SFA. Pictured are Robert Foxworth, Polly Enloe, Bubba Probost, Photo by Mootl Young
Gl inda Ray, David Sheffield, Cory Gates and Rhonda Gates. Photo by Glen Dodson. ALMOST ALL OF CLEVELAND turned out in April of 64 for this big event - "The
J __ Womanless Wedding", presented by the Cub Scouts. Betty Brame and Jean (Sweet)
Carter are standing in back row; pictured from L-R are: unknown, Darrell Brame,
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208 E. Houston St.
Cleveland; Texas
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Kay, Rose. Illustrated Paperboy (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 7, 1999, newspaper, July 7, 1999; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth759767/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Austin Memorial Library.