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Strand Theatre
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Opens Satin
MERCIAL ORCHARDS
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selves with the insect pests and ens; sen of the jailer. as he at-
tempted to break jail.t-
ROSEWOOD SCHOOL NEWS
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RHONESBORO NEWS
Gilmer
W. Side Square
A ref-
sucking insects special sprays
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Mrs. Jewel Byrd and • little
be ready and eager to die in a
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sick with flu.
FOREIGN TRADE PROPHET
Mae
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Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Garrett, Imogene Barton, Rex Hymer,
LUMBER AND ALL BUILDING SUPPLIES
Sanders, Joe Brown, Emory
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We have-finished our examin
ations for the fourth month,
and find that the grades on an
membership was based on char
acter, scholarship, leadership
—That there was never a more favorable time to
Build, Remodel or Repair than Right Now.
ter, Mrs. Esther McWhorter.
Mr. Howard F uts has been
9 p. m.—Latch vs. Rosewood.
Both Newsome and Gilmer
and Mr. and M s. Sam Barton
were visitors at the home of
In our" next article wegshal
consider the control methods of
"these various types of insects. -
The banks were closed in ob-
servance of Washington’s birth
day anniversary Monday. .
and Tile father of mischief.
Knowledge is in every coun-
try the surest basis of public
happiness.
The very idea of the power
and the right of the peple to
establish government presup-
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FORMER UPSHUR COUNTY
BOY RECEIVES HONORS
WORDS OF WISDOM
- FROM GEN. WASHINGTON
which I'never can abandon.
Promote, as an object of pri-
mary importanee, institutions
for the general diffusion of
knowledge..
The- power under the Consti-
tution will always be in the
of last month, due mostly to
lack of attendance, .caused by
so much rain and the “flu.”
that has been hard to control
this fall. —
4 p. m.—Ore City vs. Perry-
ville.
To be prepared for war is one
of the most effectual means of
preserving peace.
Let us have a government
by which our lives, liberties
and properties will be secured.
Liberty, when it begins to
take root, is ri plant of rapid
growth. ‘"
, We-are sorry to report that
the helth of our community
is not so good at present.
Mr. J. C. Johnson, Jr., of
Rosewood, who has had a se-
rious attack of nervousness is
at home with his parents. ~
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Co., Inc.
Crosby Bldg.
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8 p. m.—
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RECLAIMING UPSHUR
COUNTY FOR COM-
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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT MAR. 4-5
and service. -
Those accepted have received
Perhaps no single part of
this system is different from
some instance in history or in
wrought for the binding forces
of transportation and peace-
ful commerce. He thought in
Newsome plays the winner of
Glenwood vK Cox, while Gilmer
plays the winner of Kelsey vs.
Rhonesboro game.
The first game will start at
2 o’clock Friday afternoon, Mar
4th.
Supt. Beckworth has promis-
ed a banner .or trophy to the
winner and! am sure it will
be a worthwhile prize.
The second round will be
played Saturday beginning at 2
p-m. Duffey Dodson will be
by George Washington. More
fully than any man of his time
some commissions while Hoo-
ver wants to create more.
KNOW THE INSECT PESTS
OF YOUR TREES
which feed on the surface of
the plant, and those which feed
.within the body of the plant.
sensions than of the efforts of
the enemy.
vidua! to obey the established
government.
the East. Jpan may consider
it necessary tovpolice China to
daughter, Flaleah of Gladewat-
eri ire at home with her mo-
ther Mrs. Ella La Rue.
Misses Ozelle and Vina Davis
spent the week end in Tyler
with their sister.
- Mr. Ernest Bobo spent the
week end with relatives at. Un-
ion.
Mr. Huzh Fouts has been
suffering from a sprained an-
without being engaged in their
quarrels. \
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THE GILMER WEEKLY MIRROR, THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1932.
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the coaches met at the court
house last Saturday and drew
for places in the Girl’s Basket-
ball Tournament which “is to be
held in the Gilmer gym on Fri-
day and Saturday, March, 4-5.
Following is the schedule:
Friday
2 p. m.—Glenwood vs. Coxi
no demerits and rank in the
highest one-third of the Senior
class.
Almon is the son of Mrs.
Maggie Elngton, who also re-
sides in Abilene.
Clarence D. Ashton, Vocational
Agricultural Dept., Kelsey
High School.
From last week’s article we
learned that the roots of the
trees gather raw plant foods
from the soil, that these foods
pass up through the woody
part of the tree I into 'the leaves,
that in the leaves the foods are
foods are elaborated and sent
back through the bark area to.
all growing areas of the tree,
and that these growing areas
are just between the bark and
the wood and at the base of all
buds and near the tip of all
rooty '
Now that we are acquainted
with the various functions of
the various parts of the tree,
we should next acquaint.: our-
.....
more right in China than-we
have in Nicaragua.Japanmay
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Japanese conflict are debatable.
. Op / one side we hear of Japan
arrogantly extending her pow-
er while the rest of the worki
is upset by economic conditions.
" n the other side we hear
that apan steps in only to pro-
tect her legal interests.
Japan may say that she has
Ignorance and design are dif
ficlut to combat.
Gambling is the child of av-
kle.
Mrs. Frank James is spend-
the week-w h her daugh-
—That the Coat of Building Materials and Sup-
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plies is at its lowest point.
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in the names of our towns or
cities and -our state*, and in
the affectionate reverence ’of
us who so immeasurably ben-
efit by his wisdom......
From the office where I con-
duct my high office I hourly
see the monument which
Washington's proud and grate-
ful countrymen have raised to
his memory. It stands four-
square to the world, its base
rooted steadfast into the solid
e
rights.
It comprises a political sys-
tem of self-government by the
majority, resting upon duties
of individual men to the com-
pear.
The open-door policy in Chi- .
na is not so important as the I
doors of American homes upon I
which crepe may hang.
By all means let us remind I]
Japan of her obligations to oth- i
er nations. Above all, let us :
The Crystal theatre, admit-
tedly one of the finest small
town theatres in the South, has
a rival now.
The Strand Theatre opened
Saturday in the Aldredge buil-
ding on the southeast corner
of the square.
It Is beautifully finished, is
well equipped and is likely to
Almon Ellington, a former
Upshur county boy, was elect-
ed to membership in the Na-
tional Honor Society at the Ab-
ilene High School where he has
attended school for the past
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overwhelming in its symmetry,
simplicity and serenity, it
most fittingly, beautifully and
nobly proclaims the founder of
our commonwealth and our
acceptance.of his faith. Around
that mounment have grown
steadily and surely the benev-
olent and beneficent agencies
of. drderly government dedic-
ated .to- the spirit of Washing-
ton.
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eree will be announced later.
J. D. CHRISTIAN,
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Chrman.
Levi ugger, Wilma Carter.
Fourth Grade—Darlene Rus
sell, Dorothy Barton, Roy In-
mon, Mack Stewart, Billie Tom
King.
Fifth Grade—Bob King.
Sixth Grade—Charline Bar-
ton, Francis Hymer, Martha
Gepe King.
Seventh Grade—Louie Senn,
the -nature of their work. These
pests 'Ire represented by two
distinct types, the biting type
and the sucking type. Each of
these types are in turn divided
into two distinct groups.Of
OAK LAWN SANITARIUM
X-Ray and Other Electrical
Equipment. Emergency,
Surgical and Medical
Cases Received
DR. H. J. CHILDRESS
W. W. Sanders W. A. McIntosh
SANDERS & McINTOSH
Lawyers
Mgrs. Home Abstract & Title
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be constantly awake.
The great rule of conduct for
us, in regard to foreign rela-
tions, is; in extending our com-
mercia relatins, to have with
them as little political connec-
tion as possible.
Why, by interweaving our
destiny with that of any part
of Europe, entangle our peace
and prosperity in the toils of
Euopean ambition, rivalship, I
interest, humor or-caprice.
in the plant cannot be control-
led by poison sprays. Neither
can any of the sucking insects
be controlled by poison sprays,
for they do not eat of the outer
portion of the plant. They in-
sert a sharp tube through the
bark or leaf surface and suck
the sap from the plant in the
same manner as the mosquito
sucks the blood from its victim.
For the biting insects that
Beyond any other monument
built by the hand of man out
of elay and stone, this shaft
is— a ' thing of spirit. Whether
sen in darkness or light, in
brightness or gloom, there is
about it a mantle of pure rad-
three and a half years. The
not expose themselves, any
mre than is absolutely neces-
sary as this is one of the caus-
es' of colds and flu.
ton, held at Stinnett on a
charge of theft, was shot four
times last night-byetho Giv-
„ ----- munity, and of the local com- ...
The committee and a few of munities to the nation..... the biting type there are those
THE SEA-GOING DOLLAR
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The meothe Chinese- poses the duty of every indi-
rival the Crystal in catering to
the amusement loving public.
It is beautifully finished
both inside and out, and is a
credit to the management.
But patrons of the Crystal
will also be surprised tonight
with the improvements made
there, a new and larger screen
and the very last word in len-
ses on the projection machines.
Borger, Feb. 23—L. D. Comp
are those which, when they
first begin to feed, attach them
selves to the plant, secrete a
shelly coat over their body and
remain stationary the remain- .
der of their life. And there
are those that continue to move
from one place to another thru- 1
out their entire life period. . 1
Members of the first division
of the first type of insects,
those biting insects that feed «
on the surface of the plant,
may be controllled by spraying
the plant with some form of ,
poison. But since it is impossi
ble to apply poisons to the in-
ner parts of the plant, those
b distinctly unique and dis-
tinctly American, a system_un-
der which we have reached an
assured position among the
most powerful of the nations
of the world.
This destiny of national
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as well as in other states. Gov.' ing
Sterling and Lynch Davidson
We are glad La report that
Miss Kathleen T rner who has
been sick is able to be in school
again.
Several from here attended
the B. Y. P. U. meeting at Lit-
tle Mound Sun< y night.
Miss Ruthie Ma" Loyless,
who is teaching chool at Shady
Grove and her . ster Christine,
spent the week nd with home
folks.
Messrs Sam Snow and Johnie
Smith were visitors in the
Grice community Sunday;
—That we have everything you need in the
Building line. Ask Us!
substance of American soil, feed within the plant special-
Neavenkwrsematwerdsserthe methods of control are worked
ity and calm. Massive in its
proportions, as was the char-
acter of Washington himself, are used!
people. . . ’ [average are lower than those
The tumultuous populace of ‘
Elizabeth Williams, Pauline
Stewart, Rachel Pool, Boyd
some other part of the world. IA. - .. ui ; . „ +... „w...
But in its composite form it And of the sucking type there
was he gifted with vision of
7 p. m.—Kelsey vs. Rhones- the future. He spoke habitually
of the “American Empire” and
are both .out for him.
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The House Democrats have
assailed, the ‘Hoover economy
plan. They plan to cut out
Europe has aset of primary
interests which to us have none
or a wry remote Ration. three or fo
Against the insidious , wiles
of foreign influence, the jeal-
ousy of a free people ought to
GUS C. EDWARDS
Attorney at Law
out, and for the two type, of Second Floor Farmers and Mer-
-Union Grove vs. Un-ipredicted .MXL/SS
drew byes in the first round. terms of almost imperial gran-
deux.and he wrought in terms
of republican solidity. His far- _
flung- deams have come true, biting insects which work with-
and he lives today in his works.....
The girls are Working hard
for the basketball tournament
to be held at the Gilmer gym
March 4and 5. “ Come on girls
let us chow the boys that we
can also have a successful tour-
nament..
Rah! Rah! Rah! 'Three
cheers for the Buckeyes and we
hope that you will keep up
your fighting spirit and con-
tinue your winning, and we are
backing you to the last minute,
so let’s go Ruckeyes! "Show
them that we know basketbll
as_well as football. • ■
Honor Roll
A number made grades high
enough, but were absent too
much to get on the honor roll
this mnth. Following is the
honor roll for Fourth month:
First Grade—Devetta Bur-
cham, Wayne Steelman, Wins-
top Earl Barton.
MredsL. Tur r Sunday.. banwexe
TOPSY. | Barton.
Entered ut i hv Post Office at Cilmer,
Texan.as Second Claas Mail Matter. rice, the brother of iniquity,
have her ManecDoctrinei—am under more apprehen-
sion on account of my own dis-
fuge, are we justified in im-
periling a nation,sti bleeding
from the world war? The su-
per-patriot may call the ques-
tion cowardly. Let him. Un-
doubtedly he wil) be spmebody
above the draft age. We speak
fof the people who must pay
for war in dollars and their
life’s blood. Are the young,
who must fight, taken into the
counsels which would pass the
sentence of death? No! Old
men make the decision. For
the young we speak. And for
the old. who would suffer, too,
we dare to give voice to what
is going on in people's minds.
• The best argument advanced
is that we must face facts to-
day, that posterity may not
have to face a militarized east
some years from now.
Great God! Must we always
live for posterity? If every
generation must sacrifice itself
to posterity, what generation
can find life worth living? This
generation has. suffered ad
bled enough, for a while, kt
least. If any nation on earth
would pick a fight with us, let
us flock to the colors, fired by
righteuos wrath, and grind the
foe to the sodden ground. But
if, to send the flag -after the
American dollar we must feed
another generation of youth to
the maw of Mars. we had best
let the sea-going dollar disap-
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iance which gives it the aspect
of eternal truth. It is a pledge
in the sight of all mankind,
given by Washington’s country.
men, to carry forward the con-
tinuing fulfillment of vision of
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A BAD FIX THAT
HOLDS YOU BACK
TuE bowels are one of nature’s •
chief safety valves for throwing
out impurities. Keep them in a
heaithy, active conditlon, with a frea
movement eadh day. Black-Dtausht
will zo far towards cleansing the •»*-
tem and will help you to avoid the 1U
ettects of melt -polsoning trom -
CONSTIPATION -*
“If I lot myseit ret constipnted.2
pays Mr. A. II Brannon. MS Oakland
Ave, Qaftey, S C. "I find soon that
my hena la dull and nchinE A few
- domes of niack-lnauwht will make .me
feel She new. I know when oh* lets
himmeit Io, the system wets clouxed
and he xets tredl and mtgginh. That
was my troubie HU I learned nt
RUM ■ Draught and have used it.
Rehuits have been splendid." •a » —
Insist on Theator’s
BLACK-DRAUGHT
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/ Second Grade—Lena
Pool, Waylon Cross.
Third Grade—Louise
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chants. Bank Bldg.
Gilmer, Texas ‛-e
, DR. T. & RAGLAND J
and
DR. MADLSON S. RAGLAND
Offices Over First Nat. Bank
Phones No. 6, 171 and 103
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Representative Tinkham, re-
publican of Massachusetts.
■ against whom Bishop Cannon
has filed a suit for $500,000 for
libel, has challenged Bishop
“We now export approxi-
mately 10 per cent of the out-
put of our factories. There is
no reason to anticipate any de-
cline in this big factor in de-
mand."—Dr. Juliu.l Klein, As-
sistant Secretary of Commerce
Oct. 29. 1929.
U. S. foreign trade has since
fallen off 50 per cent.
A lady backing out from the
curb on the F.& M. Bank block
Friday afternoon, caused Mrs.
Mrs. J. E. Amonette’s car be-
ing driven by her nephew to
collide with the car backing
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s“guttefrmmibamditssiscubter The Conetituton is the guide
Cannon to permit a trial court
to establish the truth of his
charges. Mr. Tinkham told the
- 4 House that “in order complete-
2 ly to expose this spurious, self-
t- »designated moral leader and ec-
| clesiastical whitened sepulcher,
I challenge him to try his libel
‘ suit -against mo,”
3 p. m.— Grice
Grove.
large cities are ever to be dread
ed, /
h every act of my adminis-
tratieon, I have sought the hap-
pinessof my fellow-citizen.
It should be the policy of the wil see. that ‘iheir'children "do
UnitedAStates to .ministter to
the wants of other nations.
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The Victorious General on His Fiery Arabian. Lafayette
said of him so mounted: “Never have I seen so superb a
man.” \
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holy cause.. Let us lay upon
the altar of the republic the
gift of Lie if the republic is
imperiled. But let us do it
with our eyes wide open and let
the cause be truly holy.—Bos-
ton Traveler.
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Dallas has had 12 fatal traf-
fic accidents this year.
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The boom for Garner-for-
president is gaining in Texas
With proper care the student
should be, back in school in
-------- our days.
Parents, see that your child
vs. Shady . , ,
V . greatness was clearly foreseen
THE GILMER
WEEKLY MIRROR
Tucker & Laschinger Publishers
Geo. Tueker - . . Editor
a n. Laschinger Buniness, Mgr.
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\ Suhse ription Rates
in Texas, 12 month - —-$1.00
C months -- ------- 60
Elsewheke, per year _ . 1.50
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WASHINGTON-
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j , and Concord, of Bunker Hill,
I the suffering and fortitude of
Valley Forge, the victory of
Yorktown. We have qeed to re-
vive the meaning rd the
I sheer moral courage of the
I Declaration of Independenc
| the Struggles of the Continent-
[ al Congress, the forming of the
I constitution. We have need at
| all times to review the early
crises of the Republic, the es-
tablishment of national solid-
arity, the building of guaran-
tees of freedom. No incident
and no part in these great
events', which have echoed and
reechoed throughout the world
for a century and a half, can
be separated from the name
and the dominant leadership of
Geore Washington.
Upon these foundations of
divine inspiration laid by our
forefathers, and led by Wash-
ington, our nation has builded:
up during this century and a
half a newsystem, of life, a
system unique to the Americ-
an people. It is hallowed by
.the sacrifice and glorious val-
or of men. It is assured by a
—glerious charter of human
GILMER LUMBER CO.
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Phone 189
studies at night, with our short
term it is next to impossible .to
make a grade without night
study. We owe our children an
education, so parents, do your
part. The part that is in your
power. _
\The Grice boys and girls’
basketball teams came. over on
Friday and both were victori-
ous. The .girls had a hard
fought game the score being 1
to 0, while the boys won easily
12 to 6.
Our Junior boys’ playground
ball team won over Grice 4 to 3.
It was another “battle royal.”
, The junior girls lost to Enontime keeper and Miss Eunice
2 to 3, but those games are • 2 2 ,
1 . Roberts score keeper,
just starters, ..watch us go.
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J. C. WINN, M. D. "
DR. L. C. WALLER
Chiropractor
. 2% Years In Gilmer , ,
West Side Square \ Gilmer.
Phones: Res. 130. Office 8
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Maintain Dental Laboratory
Phone 165 „ '
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