The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 8, 1970 Page: 9 of 10
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acquainted with business activi-
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I have been married twenty
years to the former Dorothy
Ellington of Brownsville, Texas.
We have three children: Eliza -
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To the voters of Wood, Camp,
Upshur, and Hopkins; I have
placed myself as a candidate for
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District eleven in the May 2nd
Democratic, primary election. This
positiol wagopened by the death
of our good friend and faithful
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live in the greatest country in
the world. These folks are often
forgotten, but we must remember
they have demands made upon
them that often makes it almost
impossible for them to exist.
There is a much needed direct
communication between the State
Representative and the people
whom he serves. This can only
be done through direct contact
with the people. If elected, to this
office, I will establish four coun-
ty council type meetings and
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Mr. and Mrs. Rue Wyatt of
Tyler were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Coley.
Mrs. Benny McNorton of Cor-
inth and Mr.' and Mrs. Johnny
McChristy of Tyler visited Mr.
and Mrs N. Y. Luckett, Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. LaGene Erwin
of Beeville spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dicker-
Son and children, of Lindale,
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jara id Dickerson.
Kenneth Brooks, Mrs. Lillie
Brooks and George Shirley, of
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bail-
ey of Bossier City, La.; and Mr.
The qualifiqations for this office members of the. First
are very important, because of Church of Quitman.
Next time
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today’s rapid change in situations
directly effecting people in all
walks of life. It is necessary to
have a representative with ex-
perience to cope with these chan-
ges.
My adult life and my occupa-
tion have been devoted to work-
ing with people. After graduating
from Quitman High School, East
Texas State University, and Sam
Houston,. State, I taught .Vocation-
al Agriculture in the Brownsville,
Texas Public Schools for seven
years. From teaching, I entered
industry as District Manager for
the state Distributors of Ford
Tractor and Implements and was
under the employment of this
firm for eight years. I entered
my own business of Sale Promo-
tion of Purebred cattle and now
operate tht business in conjunc-
tion with a registered cattle and
farming operation, I have been
agriculture trained, business
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N. Y. Luckett visited Mr. and
I Mrs. Sam Luckett in Arlington,
last week. , j
t Mrs. Effie Loutin visited Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Petrea at Provi-
I dence, Tuesday and Wednesday,
j Mr. and Mrs. David Riddle of
h Mineola and Mrs. John Lee all
B visited Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. Luck-
| ett, Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bill McCarter
rand children and Mrs. Ann Taffer
were dinner guests of Mrs. W. C.
| Fowler and Clyde, on Sunday.
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This is the first adventure for
me or any of my relatives to
seek a pubic office. I present
myself as your candidate because
Gayle Ingram is.a private busi-
ness man without obligation to
anyone. This places me in a posi-
tion to represent all the people
without restraint.
There are many problems that
are facing us in the future that
will need the astute devotion of
a- concerned Representative. The
guidance of our .youth will be one
bf the most important duties of
the decad. The society is being
cast in front of them daily and
their acceptance and molding to
find their place is of utmost
importance, because the future
belongs to them.
Today youth spends a great
portion of their time under the
guidance of our public school
teachers. It is very important that
these teachers are given the sup-
port, encouragement, and com -
pensajion in salaries, working
conditions, and benefits to en-
courage our top qualified teachers
to remain in the profession. Their
compensation should equal or be
Above other professions that re-
quire the amount of study, pre-
paration, and professional train-
ing that qualifies them for their
jobs.
Inflation continues to rise, re-
gardless of the efforts of our
national economic advisors and
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will be requiring more money
and taxes are one of the methods
most frequently used for needed
revenue It is very important that
this excessive taxation be eon-
trolled, because too often does
this disintegrate the livelihood of
our retired people on fixed in-
comes. Greater concern must be
directed to the need of our citi-
zens that have made it possible
through their labor and past
efforts of past years for us to
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| Church and Sunday School at
E both churches were well attend-
r ed on Sunday and Sunday night.
L Mrs. Scyrene Shirley of Tyler
□ visited Sunday afternoon with
L Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter.
r; Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Pepper of
, Friendship, and Mrs. Frances
► Blair and mother, visited Satur-
L day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
i Arthur Erwin.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Tete Prestidge
L of Central, and Rev. W. H.
L Strickland of Van, visited Mr.
land Mrs. Jess Coley, Saturday.
Mi and Mrs. Gene Adkins of
I Dallas visited his aunt, Mrs. Ef-
I fie Loutin, Thursday.
I Mrs. Gladys Ann Cooper o f
[ Tyler visited Monday with Mr.
r and Mrs. N. Y. Luckett.
Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Crouch
I visited Sunday nignt with Mrs.
meet with all who wish to attend
before going to Austin to be your
spokesman. Also periodically I
will call these meetings to keep
you informed and ask for your
guidance and desires. This will
"permit me to cast the vote that
is the will of the people rather
thatf 2 vpte cast by a sometime
selfishe representt ive 3 j i l !
This district is fortunate to have
a good group of candidates from,
which to choose and to the best
of my knowledge all are honor-
able citizens. Let's send the man
there with the credentials, ener-
gy, desire, and willingness to
give the represen tatiqn that all
richly deserve.
GAYLE INGRAM
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3-THE MINEOLA MONIIOR, Mineola, Texas April 9; 1970,
Silver Lake
and Mrs. Doyle Gandy anti chil-
dren, of Tyler, visited Sunday
with Mrs. G. H. Shirley and
Vernon.
The Busy Bee Club met in the
home of Mrs. R. L. Box last
Thursday. Present, in addition to
the hostess, were Mrs. Gertrude
Erwin, Mrs. Lizzie Burgess, Mrs.
W. C. Fowler, Mrs. Buck Fite,
Mrs. P. J. Bryant, Mrs. Donie
Burgess and Mrs. Betty Fowler.
The next meeting will, be in the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Erwin.
The community was saddened
Saturday on learning of the death
of Mr. Bob Kingston. Our sym-
pathy goes to the family..
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• Recreational -r Hunting, fishing, family safaris,
winter sports, boating, aboard the yacht, around
the marina.
• Industrial — Materials handling,-general utility,
plant security.
• Agricultural — Light utility use — on the farm,
on the ranch, on estates.
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Peacock, Dan. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 8, 1970, newspaper, April 8, 1970; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1547544/m1/9/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.