The Gilmer Weekly Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1923 Page: 4 of 6
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JERRY DEAN, Prop.
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in position to give you the best
of Optical Service.
NOW SHOWING
FALL STYLES
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Held at West Mountain October
6th and 7th.
FIRSTAAR OF SWEET
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Afternoon Session
Afternoon session was opened
witih song by E. W. Farrow,
James Ferguson. T. J. Hawkins
Randolph Mackey—Quartet.
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The Prince cf Wale
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The infant of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Lindsey, near Graceton,
lied Sunday
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lips. A. R. Fowler, Gordon Cat-
lett—Quartet.
Miss Myrtle Smart Quartet.
Class song—Don Russell
Quartet by J. W. Calloway, A.
R. Fowler, Otha Irwin, Vernon
Cooper.
Closing song—H. M: Morgan.
Benediction by Mr Satter-
white.
the sincere good wishes of a
large circle of friends for a hap-
py married life.
generally be- snakes in a hollow log. As ac-
' tive as they have been up there.
_ THEfuMEn nmo* UPSHURCOUNII
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CONVENTEON
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Harvey has talked too
” Gov. Walton now offers to re-
sign, if the Legislature will do
certain things, but the Legisla-
ture will probably make it just
as effective as if he did resign,
and it may be they will go as I
far as the Texas Legislature
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"The doleful loot ci the owl
■ (a rot heard by one who is lis-
tezing to the sweet orisons of
the nightmgate. Th'* peszimts-
tic croak of the frog is drowned
in the merry laughter of little
children.”
daughter of Mrs. Lovett, of Cal- and feel
ifornia, died Sunday while she4'
were killed
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territorv.
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girls of South Dakota, has a B.
Presdent Obregon, of Mexico A. degree from Oberlin univer-
St. James, it is
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Pittsvurg Gazette
The many friends of Mr. Roy
C. Truitt, bookkeeper at the
Pittsburg National bank, were
given a surprise last week when
hey learned of his marriage on
the 3rd inst. to Miss Lula Bur-
loughs of Upshur county. The
ceremony was performed at the - - .
h. me of Mr and Mrs. A. R. 5 We invite you come and inspect our mer-
Tiuitt by Rev. T. A. Johns. The 8 chandise whether yo" are ready to buy or not.
greem is a very fine young man » HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU - .
and holc’s a responsible position a , - \ 77 {
at the Pittsburg National bank. 2 \ /
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vX SI GRAMMER BROS* V ARIETY STORE
The W aco Cotton ' Palace
NEED GLASSES? '
See A. L. aker
Licensed Optometrist
The little four year old
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The Weekly I imes-Review of into the foreign sections of New
Mt. Peasan, is now issued as a ork where they speak dozens
Semi-Week ly. Tuesdays and .f languages and dialects, but
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The frst_.of this season?
"Little Jee" sweet potatoes w? s
,'(tided and shipped this week
by Pittsburg Storage Co. The
c-pany paid $1.25 per bushel
for this car, which is 55 cents
; bove the price paid for the first
of last season. The price being
paid Tuesday was $1 00.
subscription rather than let
him go. He has reconsidered
his resignation and will remain.
Mr Cox was Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce here,
when we had one, and has many
friends here who will be glad
to learn that he is held in such
high esteem there.
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At Athens last Monday night
there were four hundred ciL-
zens gathered to consider the
resignation-of Crantil ii. Cox, as
Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce, and they no* only
pledged themselvs to continue
the work, but to make every ef-
fort to get Mr. Cox to remain.
When he entered the hall the
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A Titus county man, accord-
ing to the Hustler, killed nine
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El Paso Texas was selected
for the 1924 meeting of the
Federation of Labor We notice
that it is much easier to get
conventions at these border
towns since prohibition has
been in effect in this country.
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Miss Ella De Loria, Secretary
of the Y. W. C A. for Indian
of them understood him.
was carried to the Italian
stands to the Chinese
|skod in what language he wa-
chattering so tluenly. When he
The Upshur County Union
Singing Convention at West
M untain, Oct. 6th and 7th, was
( pened Saturday by Prof. H. M.
Morgan and there were a few
ongs rendered and then the
President and Secretary arrived
and they met a good crowd of
singers.. The President made
the following appointment:
Program Committee—H. M.
Morgan. J A. Thomas, E. W.
Farrow.
After a song by the President
the Convention was dismissed
for noon.
Saturday Afternoon Session
Opening song by Pres. A. B.
Reynolds, Class song by G. H.
Baird.
Talk by Mr Robert Holloway
of Cisco.
Class song and special by W .
R. Yarbrough.
Class songs by A. W. Phillips.
Roy Farrow, J. A.. Thomas,
Raymond Landers Special by
Mr. Farrow.
Class song by O. L. Weathers
$1400, to the Children’s
pi tad of that city.
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The dead prisoners in
Kentucky penitentiary
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Geo B. Terrell, estimates the
Texas cotton crop at 3.725,000
bales He says it will require
three and 7-10 of an acre to
make a bale.
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The retirement of Mr. Harvey
as Ambassador to the C urt of
copious flow of language that
sounds all right, no one can un-
derstand a word. Maybe he has
caught the Martian language,
iifect from Mars.
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four hundred citizens arose as
one man and cheered. for five
minutes. Many of those present
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A man in Ney York got run
over by a truck, and when he
tegan to re over in the hospital
in talked fluently but none of
t ospital linguists under-
Just Received
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contending to be the very man-
ufacturing centre, it looks as if
it ought to be better stui than
that by this time, and Dallas
shipments partially imjedel
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The Cotton Palace at Athens
w s a -uccess, says the Review,
urpassing the most sanguine
expectations of t e Be ard of
Directors, and the Secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, Mr.
Cranfil IL Cox, is given credit
for putting it over.
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So far as we who were reared-
in the country are concerned, no
sweeter music will ever be
heard till the angelic sympho-
nies break on our raptured souls
than that made by the old-time
dinner horn.—Terrell Trans-
cript.
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went into business session.
Letters were handed in from
Pritchett, Shady Grove and
Glade Creek. Verbal statement
from Sand Hill. Letter from
New Hopewell asking for mem-
bership and by majority vote,
admitted to the Conention.
Officers were elected, as fol-
lows: A. B. Reynolds, re-elected
President: H. M. Morgan, Vice-
Pres.: Miss Emma Snow, Secre-
tary.
Business session closed.
Class song and quartett by
Prof. Andrew Irwin, represent-
ative af the Trio Music Co, of
Rusk county.
Class song by Otha Irwin.
Closing song by President.
Dismissed by Uncle Ben
Phillips.
Saturday Night
Opened with song by Presi-
dent.
Class songs led by J. N. Tut-
tle. J. W Calloway, and Prof, J.
E. Hamilton. Representative of
Vaughn Music Co.
Quartett by Landers Chil-
dress.
Songs by D. T. Loyd and An-
drew Irwin.
Quartett by Irwin Quartett—
Ovey Weathers.
A B. Reynolds Quartett—A.
R. Fowler.
Violin and organ duet by
Prof. Christeny and wife.
Quartet led by A. B. Mackey.
Song by Master Debs Rey-
no! ds..
Duet by H M. Morgan and J
E. Hamilton.
Recitations by Otis Allen.
Duet by J E. Hamilton and
A. R. Fowler.
Class song James Ferguson.
Closing song by H. M. Mor-
gan.
Dismissed by Uncle Ben
Phillips
Convention opened promptly
at 9:30 with song by the Presi-
dent and prayer by Rev. B. B.
Elder.
The following program was
arranged: Rev. B. B. Elder,
James Ferguson, Ovey Weath-
ers. J. E Hamilton, Andrew ।
Irwin Quartett A. R. Fowler. |
H. M. Morgan. Quartet, Ray-1
mond Landers.
Master Doyle Fowler and
father. Duet.
Welcome address by Prof.
Lon Phillips
Respond by Prof. Robert i
Holloway.
J. W, Calloway Quartet 0. A.
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Hoo Geo. B. Terrell, Commis-
sioner of Agriculture says that
the best method of destroying
the boll weevils is plowing un-
der the cotton stalks before
frost.
Kate Lucy Walsh, chairwo-
mas, died recently in Boston
and left her. life saving-.
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When the breath is bad and
the appetite disordered. Prickly
Ash Bitters is the remedy need--
ed. It purifies the stomach,
liver and bowels, sweetens the
breath, promotes vigor and
dheerfulness. Price $1.25 per
bottle.
Hogg's Pharmacy, Special Agts.
Suhscribers desiring the address of their paper changed will
vlense tate both the old and the new address.
farm in Canada of 1.600 acres
which the News -av: qualifie:
him as a dirt farmer
Labor, at Portland. Oregon, con-
demned the Soviet, and says it
was "a cast iron system origi-
nating in the Asiatic mind."
Code of Ethics—Truth. Sincerity, Thoroughness, Mercy, Kind-
liness and .Moderation.
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Stir Press, in Dalia* News
szys men should wear ec: ". vet
and pants, and pay cash for
them Don’t you think they
ought to have shoes afd some
kind of head covering?
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Weekly Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1923, newspaper, October 18, 1923; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1414760/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Upshur County Library.