The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 168, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 26, 1931 Page: 4 of 4
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METHODIST CHURCH
it looked as though Mineola
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the Bulldogs—said to average
Missionary society.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
FREE PLAY
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reasonable prices.
vited to attend.
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office. Terms $3.50 .a month.
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Texarkana Jr. College Bull-
dogs defeated the Arkansas Ag-
ter 0.
Bill Gause, in the1 Jefferson
Journal, doesn’t like it because
Frank Dorsett, 88-year old
Civil War veteran has married
Mrs. Mollie Jones, 69, in Hur-
on, Ind.
Wednesday 8 p. m.—Prayer
meeting.
There was a good crowd in
town Saturday.
Perhaps a gangster is con-
soled by the fact that he can’t
be put on more than one spot
at a time.
DRS. BERRY & McMILLEN
OPEN PRACTICE HERE
championship eleven last year
is also an aspirant.”
GILMER FILLING STATION
D. C. Ellington, Prop.
W. H. MARSHALL
PERKINS BROS. CO.
. GILMER DRUG co.
3 BEALL BROS. 3 '
W. H. MUCKELROY
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everyone.
Sealy’s Long Staple
Mattresses ..-.......
Sealy's Tufted
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H. L. DAVIS
R. C. BARNWELL
WHITE SWAN CAFE
E. R. KNOWLES, Groceries.
J. F. LOVELL, GROCERIES
W. L. LOVELL GROCERIES
REX MOUGHON, GROCERIES
ALDREDGE, THE TAILOR
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Therefore, Be It Resolved By The .
Senate, the House of Representatives
Concurring, that the people of the State
of Texas be enjoined to address them-
selves to renewed effort to rebuild the
idea and ideals of the family, to over-
come the tendency of the present ju-
venile delinquency so prevalent and mil-
itating against the future security of
the State, and to restore the balance be-
tween the spiritual and the material by
the precept and example of parents, that
their children may be reared in the in-
culcation of the teachings of fundamen-
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ROBERTSON DRUG STORE
BOYD CROSBY & CO.
A. & P. TEA CO
J. W. CROLEY HDW. CO.
F. & M. BANK
HUDGINS BROS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GILMER MOTOR CO.
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REX MOUGHON GROCERIES
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NEW LOW PRICES ON SEALYS
Sealy Mattresses have been cut sodrastie-
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THE GILMER DAILY MIRROR, SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1931
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J. W. CROLEY HDW. CO.
WiU Take old Furnitume in EkEhangeFor New
Gloves areta very important accessory to the
Fall costume, and the gloves this season are
such a radical change from the past season’s
that you'll just have to have a new pair.
We are displaying a splendid assortment
with many attractive new styles, and a com-
plete range of sizes.
ATTENTION FEDERAL LOAN
BORROWERS
and other religious organizations be
urged and constrained to intensify their
spiritual efforts to extend it to every
child within their respective spheres of
influence and responsibility. '
That the schools promptly reform
their methods so that the rudimentary
studies, as well as the sciences, be taught
only as subordinate to righteousness,
that the emphasis be placed upon moral-
ity, good conscience, respect for parents,
reverence for age and experience, and
the subordination to authority, and that
all learning is but the handmaiden of
eternal goodness.
This ig to notify my friends
and customers that I now do
my own soliciting and any work
you have for me I will call for
personally. M. I. Stephens, the
Tailor, ‘‘Spruce Up.” 166 3tdc
You should make your pay-
ments to me not later than the
end of this week so that you
will not be delinquent and our
Association can maintain its
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A. L. BRADFIELD.
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To Walk In the Old Paths
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That the churches, Sabbath sehools
As for the boys themselves,
they are nursing a secret belief
that this time they are going
to overwhelm the Mavericks.
Though some of them ire still
somewhat inexperienced, they
will find just as many green
men on the- opposing side, and
we believe our backfield, from
, the standpoint of blocking, pass
. r- defense, passing and ball carry-
ing ability is the equal of any
team the Buckeyes will meet
this year.
HEARD ON AND OFF THE
GRIDIRON
By R. H. Laschinger
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Service a sure thing at Ver-
non Stephens Grocery. Call us
any time for fresh vegetables,
fruits and quality groceries at
pretty weak this year. When
Horatio (Ark.) Lions beat
Atlanta, 6 to 0, although the
Rabbits’ line outweighed the
victors ten pounds to the man.
3 in the Baylor Lariat we read
’Buck Wallace, formemly a mem
ber of the Schreiner Institute
Club, and Boyd Stephens, who
hails from Gilmer, are outstand
ing men who have the ambition
to make the slime eleven. These
two men starred with, their re-
spective clubs. Frank Denman
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they lack in experience, Jakes
and Simmons; on left end, there
is J. D. Graves, weight about
170 pounds, fast as lightning,
and developing into a good pass
receiver and blocker.
Quietly, with grim deter-
mination, the Gilmer team will
face a team with fully as many
inexperienced men on it, and
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was good. But now Byrd High
of Shreveport romps all of the
Tigers, 39-0.
they forget ancient history and
that it is Marshall they are
playing, they can whip the
Mavs tonight.
When you bake with White Crest you can be
sure of good results. i‛
This extra fine flour given best results for
cakes, biscuits, and other real tents for good
Flour.
R. A. Clifton. Pastor
9:45—Sunday School, Mac
Smith, Supt. 1 •
11:00 a. m.—Morning Wor-
ship.
Sermon by the pastor.
Subject, “Growing Tailer.”
2:00—Sunbeam band. ..
6:45—All departments of the
B. Y. P. U. will meet.
7:45 p. m.—Evening Wor-
ship.
Sermon by the pastor.
Subject “Christian Eviden-
ces. !
Special Negro Spirituals.
Mrs. N. J. Harrison in charge.
Junior Epworth League —
6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Anderson, Adult Coun-
selor.
Epworth High League—6:30
p. m.
Mrs. Rush, Adult Counselor.
Evening Worship—7:30 p. m
Sermon by Pastor, "Saved."
only about 155 pounds—can
ever be a match for a heavier
aggregation. Weight is always
going to tell.
Pittsburg made a whirlwind
season’s starter when they de-
feated Omaha 38 to 0 Friday.
Jesse DeWare, Jr., nephew
tamed Charlie DeWare, ex-
A. & M. grid star, has been
elected captain of the Jefferson
Bulldogs. He plays at end.
the day; Henderson 20, Tena- ,.g.
ha 0; Tyler 32. J^ff Davis, they beat M ineola.juzt 6.t00
(Houston) 13; Lufkin 62, Cen-
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COME WORSHIP wiTH US. 2
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Today is Promotion Day in !
the Sunday School. •
Morning Worship—11 a. m. 2
Sermon by the Pastor, “Grow < ■
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Epworth Juniors, 1:30 p. m. ; -
Friday night, October 2, last
day of the Free Fair, a play,
entitled “Enlisting Mother and
Dad,” will be given by the 4-H
Clubs of the county at the
High School Auditorium, Gil-
mer.
There witt be no charge for
admission, and everyone is in-
Honey Grove 100, Wolfe City’ -
0, the most lopsided score of
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It won’t be long now! At
eight o’clock tonight the Buck-
eyes line up against the Mar-
shall Mavericks at the Central
fast Texas Fair, and under the
floodlights will try .once more
to break an old jinx, a feat that
so far they have been unable
to accomplish—the defeat of
the Marshall herd.
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Mrs- Ross Hogg announces
the opening of a School of
Monday 3 p. m.—W. M. U. Expression, Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Studio one block east of post
Monday 3 p. m.—Woman’s •
not use his first string the en-
tire game against the Bulldogs,
while at the same time, we torn
plimented the Jefferson team
on th-faot-that they held Mar-
shall to a 26-6 score. We think
a lot of the boys from the Bay-
ou towwn, and not having been
at the game, we won’t attempt
to argue whether Red used his
fipst string or his fourth.
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ght as who played as a reserve on the
"rage Tyleri High School Lion state
; in the line we have Lovell at
center, perhaps the best man
we have ever had in the pivo-
tal position; two stalwart tack-
les, Goss and Wallace, who have
weight, speed and aggressive-
ess; on the right end, Bill
Seago, than whom we have
never had a better pass receiv-
er; and at guard, two men who
. are making up in fight what
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The Methodist Church The First Baptist Church The Church Of Christ
This advertisement contributed by the following Gilmer Business Men:
Dr. C. L. Berry, Dentist, has
opened an up-todate । Dental of-
fice in the Crosby Building.
, Dr. Berry is a graduate of
the Southern Dental College of
Atlanta, Ga., and was in charge
of the Dental Dept., in Evacu-
ation Hospital No. 15 in France
during the war. He was aso
on the State Board of Dental
Examiners in the State of Okla-
homa for five years.
Dr. Frank McMillan will have
charge of the laboratory, which
is one of the largest private
laboratories in the State.
Dr. McMillen was intructor
and demonstrator in the West-
ern Dental College in Kahsas
City for 15 years and has spec
ialized in plate work and re-
movable bridge work for many
years.
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we won’t be surprieed to see—
the locals come out on"top, if we opined that Red Willis did-
Friday’s ball game .brought a
number of surprising scores—
particularly Mineola’s defeat by
Fort Worth Central to the tune
of 45 to 0. While we had no
expectation that 'the Yellow
Jackets could turn back the
Cowtown outfit, we did think
they would show up better
than they did. It shows again
that weight is a very essential
requirement in a football
team. A lighter team can
be worn down to a-frazzle when
it goes up against a beefier
team, other things being equal.
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In the district to the west of
us Royse City eliminated ‘Com-
mrce 12 to 0. Meanwhile, the
Winnsboro team, after dmin-
istering a 6 to 0 defeat to Long
view took a beating from Sul-
phur Springs 50 to 0.
Other scores were: Forest
High 13, Waco 0, the first de-
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gies 13-6. Vic Lockhart and e
own gridiron in eight years; Louie D. Hill are both on the
Farmersville 45, Trenton 0; Bulldog squad.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
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One Block South of Square
“The Church With a Welcome”
Gayle Oler, Minister
9:45 a. m.—Bible School
Everyone is invited and urg-
ed to come.'
11:00—Morning' Worship.
Sermon by Gayle Oler.
6:45' p. m.—Young People’s
meeting.
All the young folk are invited
to come to this class.
7:45 p. m.—Evening Worship
Sermon by the Minister.
Subject: “The Resurrection
of Christ; Is It a Fact?”'
Wednesday Evening, 8:00—
Mid-week service.
Thursday Evening, 7:30—
Song practice.
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 168, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 26, 1931, newspaper, September 26, 1931; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1440351/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Upshur County Library.