Gladewater High School Publishers

Daphne Phillips     Editor
Elouise Barker      Asso Editor
Weldon Cox         Business Mgr
Lillian Phillips        Social Editor
Leroy Palmer        Joke Editor
Charles A Shelby   Sponsor
 

J W DICKERSON HIT BY CAR

J W Dickerson, a citizen well known to everyone in the Gladewater territory, was seriously injured Sunday, November 2, when he stepped in front of a moving car. For several hours it was not known how serious the injury was, and his friends were much concerned over his condition.  After several days of suffering, however, he is out on the streets, but is not entirely recovered yet.
 

PICNIC ON RIVER

Despite the showers or rain which fell Monday Nov. 11, during the day several people from town enjoyed a hunting and fishing excursion on the river.  During the morning the men hunted and by lunch a goodly amount of game had been killed.  A lovely lunch was served at the noon hour.  Those who enjoyed this "stunt" were Mr & Mrs Lyle Hendrix, Mr & Mrs John Hendrix, Mr & Mrs T L Bray, Mr & Mrs Chas Norton, Mrs E T Norton, Miss Fay Norton, Mrs Lillian Hendrix and Cronje Shepperd.
 

Mrs Howard Bell, who has been seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs J T Little at Pittsburg, was brought home Tuesday Nov. 11 by Mrs R M Wood and Miss Pauline Bell. Mrs Bell stood the trip very well.  We hope she will continue to improve.

GLADEWATER NEW NOTES:
Nov 1 by Mrs A F Beamer

Uncle Jim Mackey departed Thursday for a visit with his niece Mrs J W Dixon in Teneha.

Mr & Mrs Avis Pritchett and children motored to Big Sandy to visit relatives.

Mr & Mrs Wallace Norton of Marshall and Mrs & Mrs Lee Norton and baby of Longview, were Sunday guests of their mother, Mr E T Norton.

Mrs Mark Hendrick is home from a Longview hospital, apparently on the road to permanent recovery.

P W Chandler and mother, Mrs T H Chandler, and sister Mrs J E Croley stopped over for a short time with Mrs & Mrs O G Chandler, Thursday afternoon.

Mrs O G Johnston, Dora Mc Comic and S D Todd and daughter, Mary Ella, spent Thursday in the home of Mr & Mrs J H Phillips.

Miss Irene Murphy of Tryon school, is expected as a week-end guest of Miss Genevieve Smith in the home of L A Jeter.  She was one of our school faculty last term.

(advertisements)

Gladewater Garage------A M Foshee

Groceries and Notions------J N Shrum

Cleaning, pressing and tailor made clothes-------J G Hendrix

Baths, cleaning, pressing and laundry-------Boseman Barber Shop

Dry Goods, Groceries and Feed------A H Phillips & Sons

Corner Drug Store-------Wm Malone, Prop

Jas F Ferrell----Dentist

F E Stancil------Dry goods, shoes, groceries, and feed   Gladewater, Tx

Miss Artesian Wells of Winona spent Friday at the school house with her sister, Miss Reba Wells who teaches 4th and 5th grades.

Miss Bryson is to spend the week-end with her parents at Sulphur Springs.

PERSONALS:

Uncle Billy Bradshaw spent the weekend at West Mountain.

Mr & Mrs W W Bradley were in Dallas on business last week.

Miss Hazel Ponder attended a party in Big Sandy, Friday evening Nov 7.

Mr & Mrs Lawrence Birdsong and son of Longview, were in town Sunday afternoon.

Alvin Seago and Jewel Blackstone of Big Sandy were seen in town Sunday afternoon.

Mrs Hardy Petty of Gilmer, visited her old class-mate, Miss Beulah Rutledge here Monday.

Harold Chronister and Harvey Hearns of Big Sandy were the guests of Elouise Barker and Daphne Phillips, Sunday evening.

G A Magrill and family spent Armistice Day with their daughter, Miss Ruth, at Lon Morris College, at Jacksonville, and attended a football game.

Thelma Tucker, Pauline Bell, Lila Bess Hendrix, and Frank Shepperd visited Mrs H Bell at the home of her daughter, Mrs J T Little at Pittsburg, Sunday.

After the fire at her home, Mrs Victory found a ring in the yard.  The owner can get it by calling for it.

W W Bradley, C C Dunnaway and W E Barker left Monday for South Texas, for work and hunting.
 

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".