The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 163, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1923 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. 8. No. 163
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BIBLE THOUGHT
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into the busihes, but was unable
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C. T. CROSBY, Cashier
Crystal Theatre
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September 28, Pittsburg in taking reports from Epworth first seized the boy and flung
Pittsburg. • ‘‘ Leagues. Reports showed E. him to one side, lie then grab-
ardware. Lumber, Shin-
gles, andRoofing is the most com-
venge themselves on Pittsburg
next Friday The team appre-
ciates the backing given them
by the merchants and towns-
people and are striving to live
up to expectations. With many
new men in the ranks it will
take considerable patience as
well as petseverance to mold a
winning machine, but this is
the aim of the entire squad.
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have the Golden Ride establish-
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Gilmer. J R. Starks, editor Western In-
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ball and
we have ever had.
We will appreciate a visit of
The Gilmer Scrubs took the
Longview Scouts into camp
Thursday for a score of 6 to 0.
The smaller boys on the squad
while not displaying a great
deal of team work played haru
and deserved their victory.
The regular squad of 18 men
have been hard at work for two
weeks and are avowed to re-’
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By GEO. TUCKER.
SATURDAY
Hoot Gibson in “Single Handed”
PEARL WHITE
In the 7th Episode of
•PLUNDER”
A Two-reel Comedy "PRETTY SWEET?
11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. ADMISSION 10 and 20 Cnta.i
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f classical and “high-brow, but .1 . . .
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above helping * sister gramme and set the pace for
art. motion pictures, in a pinch, the world. Dr w P Simons
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[ _ .. . , creditably responded. Dr.
an effective doll dance as a fea- . . . . . .. . ri: •
c.m, m c N v i •» Starksi is a strong advocate of, Master came, rhe choir render-
ture of The Top of New York, ... ..... . 1 . . ... . ,
... . .. c . । civic righteousness and one of ed several splendid selections,
which comes to the Crystal .20 . . pIn. I,’ ...
h.. . . i 1 nl.: the leaders of the church. Collection for nigft service
I theatre today, who more fitting L. . Lco1/
1.101,1 I he night service was $21.05.
1,81 ouldbe callec into consu a fraught with interest. Mrs. Moiling service was favored
.tion than Theodore Koslof, Banks, wife of w R Banks, with a splendid institute con-
l ussan ance i j . xi Pres Texas College, ably repre- ducted by the Rev. Dr. Simons
Mr. Koslof worked with May vented Texas Colege. She ■ "The Bible and what it con-
f cAvoy for :severa1 wee 8, of the advnce of the school. tains." Quite a number of del-
1 conching her in the jerky, me- » . onAE. , P. 11 . . .
. , m ... , from 200 students to 500 in 8 egates and preachers received
chanical steps which make so . cn , . t ..
, , .. years. She also spoke on the instructions. Morning sesion
unusual the dance done by the— 2.2 I e 11 .
. . .. , W subject of enduring investment, was favored with a strong
star in the scenes where_she ra n, . > n c, , ,
. . . . . ,211 The speaker introduced money, speech by Dr. Starks who em-
plays, an anima edds n e clothes ang friends, and showed phasized the necessity of the
Christmas toy .hop of a big do- the (r.tX of investment officers financing the church
partment store. . . ,101. .
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Theodore Koslof needs noin-. . . . ,ie 1 1 ro
.2 | leaker what have you when himself and save souls. Irie
-troduetign , ° ea regoers, ihe treasures cf Heaven are Pres., L. W. Whitmore presides
nether or his own remar able Wst? If the Bible means any- with much credit to himself and
dancing achievements, or for ... . .. .1 • m. 1 c-//
.. ?, . 1 . 1 - thing to you, said the speaker, church at the roll call $250.00
the elaborate dancing acts he . ri,
. ... . ... , you 11 render service to man. was realized. Most all schools
nas etaged in vaudeville and D n _. . . . . x
’ . . .. . . । Rev. DP. Starks preached an were round
for such motion picture pro- .. , 2n"1 r . ..
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Thursday noon, Rev. A. L.
Arnold preached a- very inter-
esting sermon from tae subject
"Looking for Jesus.” The
preacher emphasized the neces-
sity of finding Jesus that we
may learn the lesson of univer-
sal brotherhood, which lesson
could not be learned elsewhere.
Athens, with all its Greek cul-
ture, knew nothing of God, for
Paul found therein an altar to
the unknown. Without the
knowledge of God, the brother-
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through absence.” The preach-
F inspection from you.
OUR MOTTO
QUALITY-PRICE—SERVICE
Everything from Cellar to roof
DENMAN LUMBER CO.
THE BOMB BUILDERS.
regained his feet tnt his
screams attracted the attention
of motorists on a road some dis-
'arc? .'".ay. Several parties of
rescuers started across the va-
cant ten itry and the moron
released the girl and ran away.
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Every man, woman and child that has one centaf nop interest bearing and unsecured
deposit in this bank has same guaranteed by theGaranty Fund System of Texas—
which system has a membership of over Nine Hundred Banks with approximately
$65,000,000.00 Capital and total resources of anprqximtly $225,000,000.00.
This system has been i 1 operation in Texas twelvd yearn, ond^r which plan no non
interest bearing or unsecured depositor has ever ost a single'dollar. This system has
passed through one of the hardest depressions, following the Worl-War,- the country
has ever known, and STOOD THE TEST and MET? ITS OBLIGATIONS by paying 100
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A BANK ACDOUNT IS THE BEST
SAFETY DEVICE OBTAINABLE ....
A Bai k Account shoule ‛ - kur bus-
iness barometer. !• w’ly.ci. Ji chevpleas-
ant, success u. du)- to come, or warnyou
of an approaching sir rm. Lt l us setve
you in our capacity) of conservatiye.
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“ The Top of New Yoi
The big-hearted story of of a pretty
ar great city’s temptaticus kavishly and
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| Tvomas, one of the twelve was Peace and harmony prevails.
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came ” Subje:t:"Lost blessing A. W. Kennon, Reporter.
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suffering, according to reports 1st and 2nd, and will be please "
from health officers, Saturday to have you call and have yuurr -
from a form of influenza known eyes examined They can fit--n
as “Devil’s Grip.” This, medical glsses to your eyes that will'
authorities state, is supposed to not only enable you to see, bur
be caused by the influenza germ be restful and strengthen the-
HARMONILI
' The Omniscent Guide --"Te-
Advertising is the greatest steps of a good num are orderesh
modern wonder. •• by the Lord."—Psalm 17 23.
We have just received A number
of patterns of the new/924 line in
October 12, Henderson in Gil- dex, P. E. Dallas Dist. West
mer. Texas Conference, C. M. E.
October 19, Tyler in Tyler. church, was introduced, and
October 26, Longview in Gil- made a strong speech to the
which has not yet been dis- eye.
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Chicago, Sept. 10.— Viola
Rosbeck, 14 years oid, re inforc-
ed by the all but futile c.i rt
af her 7-year-old brother, suc-
cessfully fought off a moron
who seized her anil dragged her
into some bushes in t e vacant
country of the North side., The
children were returning from a
vifit wit neighbo and took a
short cut hroug the prairie
and va ant lots.
The moron, described as a
foreigner, about 40 years old.
ingly picturized,
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 163, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1923, newspaper, September 21, 1923; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1414736/m1/1/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.