Card of Thanks:

We desire to make public acknowledgement to friends everywhere for words of sympathy and deed of kindness in our recent bereavement.  Your exemplification of friendship for us and your tributes of love for Florine were most beautiful and will ever be remembered with profound gratitude.
Walter Holloway & family

At a meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association of the First Ward school, a generous offer of J C Turner Sr to grant use of tract of land for boys playground. After business session a musical program followed.
Piano solo   Dorothy McQueen
Vocal solo  Miss Camile Northcutt
Piano solo  Lucille Hollis
Reading    Margaret Douglas
Piano solo    Josephine Stell

Max Fore underwent an operation at a hospital in Texarkana Friday and is recovering rapidly, according to word received here.

New shipment of pattern hats, at Mrs E Sparkman's  302 South Center St  (advertisement)

M J Burandt-----plumbing contractor     (advertisement)

Reese A Weaver-------service cars        (advertisement)

Miss Birdie Abney-----public stenographer   (advertisement)

Mrs G E Adams, 511 South High has Rhode Island Red eggs for sale at $2.00 per setting of 15.

Peoples Hardware Co------Funeral Directors-licensed embalmers  (advertisement)

Rolla Harrison------cleaning and pressing, alterations.  prompt delivery service  (advertisement)

Culpepper & Miller Barber shop------Four first class barbers, hot and cold baths, manicures   (advertisement)

Notice-----Dr Ida G T Hagestad of Wells, Minn has located in this city for the practice of her profession, on the third floor of the First National Bank building. (In an ad in this edition, Dr Hagestad advertises as an Osteopathic Physician)

FOR SALE:

Buick Six in first class condition.  Will sell as a bargain.  phone 135 or see C C Moye

Frost proof cabbage plants, bermuda onion plants.  Large strong plants, the proper kind for winter setting.  Get them from us and save all risk of shipping.
L W Turner, J N Sparks, C C Morgan & Sons

For sale or trade one 7-passenger automobile for small farm or rent house in town, or for lumber.
Thos. D Campbell

NOTICE:
All accounts due A T Johnson & Co., parties will please call at store of same, at their earliest convenience, where they will find A T himself or his bookkeeper.
A T Johnson
 
This information was found in the Gladewater Lee Public Library in a microfilm box with the title being "East Texas Newspapers (Misc) Sept 5, 1902-May 3, 1970".

Gladewater News

From microfilm at Longview Library

Grampa A G Stovall fell off the porch at the home of his son, Charlie Stovall, in our city, Monday night and is confined to his bed....

Mrs Earl Hendrix and daughter, Mary Beth Athens, are with friends here, guests of her parents, Mr & Mrs W H York, attending services at the Baptist church.

Mr & Mrs M T Cole and family moved into the S D Todd residence last Tuesday.  Mr & Mrs Marcos Hendrix now occupy the cottage they vacated.

Bosser Barfield, one of our former boys, now of Shreveport, was greeting friends here last week, he is at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Phillips.  Quite a nice looking young man. Welcome home Bosser.

Messrs. Clinton Moore and Otho Beamer motored to Winona Saturday morning for a truck load of shingles....

Miss Velma Loyd is visiting with Misses Smith near Friendship.

It was a great privilege through the kindness of our brother, L J Everett, to attend Sunday school Sunday....In the absence of the regular teacher, Mrs L A Rodden, Mr Everett very capably taught the Adult Bible Class..

Miss Neal Victory is visiting with her aunt, Mrs Tom Hopkins and family at Grand Saline.

Mrs Clyde McLean and daughters, Mary Lou and Maxine of Marshall are guests of her parents, Mr & Mrs J T Jeter.

The Parent-Teachers Association met Friday in the home of Mrs L J Everett with a fairly good attendance...the president, Mrs Rodden, being absent, Miss Thelma Jackson presided, reading a selection from the minutes; Mrs Brazzil read a paper, Mrs Everett furnished music; Miss Lorene Moonday, a paper; Mrs Grover Dunnaway an instrumental solo; Mrs Ardis Phillips, reading "The Village Sewing Society"; Miss Bess Jeter, a paper; Miss Lola Jackson, a paper; Miss Fay Norton a paper.....Mrs Phillips graciously favored the company with beautiful instrumental music.