The Mirror. (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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Our spring conference convened
.the 27th and 28th of April had in
attndance Apostle Richards, of Salt
Lake City, Utah. President S. O.
Benion and forty-five missionaries
of North-East Texas and Arkansas.
Aostle Richards occupied the
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I. M. BURNETT,
DR AYING, TRANSFER WORK AND MOVING.
PROMPT WORK AND
COURTEOUS TREATMENT.
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Liberal Stopovers, Long Limits, Choice of Routes.
Talk It Over with Our Agents.
GEO. D. HUNTER, Gen. Passenger Agent.
A. D. BELL, Asst. Genersi Passenger Agent.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
plain. He was modest ,and mild in
fannage but spoke with the spirit
and demonstration of the Lord.
President* Benion also gave some
He has bion i thered for over
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THE SKIN BEAUTI"IER
Two preparations combined into
one. It serves as a massage cream,
thoroughly cleansing the poets of the
skin, and as an invisible powder
that cannot be detected.
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Mrs. Norris Nakes Statement Re-l
‘ girding i iusband.
Mrs. Norris mak s the following
statement: My tsband bouuht a
bottle of Hunt’s "gbtning Oil fer
awhile I thought I would send in a
few items this morning.
Cotton chopping and tomato
principles of the interesting gospel Louis Wilson and family spent
Sunday at the H. R. Morris hom:
Hardy Beavers and family spent
Sunday with George Long.
C, I. McLendon and family spent
Sunday at the home of John Craig.
Mrs. Fannie Griffin spent Friday
to Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. C.
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Dear Mirror:— We aie having
some cool weather for May, ‘
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To Many Destinations in The
North, East, Southeast, Colorado, California
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STOCK of MILLINERY GOODS will
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The Society Friday night was
well attended. There were visitors
4 Edam Ellisen of Smith’s Ridge, I
spent Saturday night with Carl I
Williford. ‛
Mr. El Beavers and family spent
Sunday at Charlie Brooks* a
Mr. B. F. Oliver and family
spent Sunday with C. W. Jordan.
Mr. and. Mis Wylie Ellington
of Smith’s Ridge vis-ted W. W.
Wiliford and T. L. Palmer' Stur
day night and Sunday.
The young people enjoyed a par-
ty Saturday night at the hom* of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McLendon.
Several from Gilmer and Smith’s
Ridge attended.
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Friday night which was a success.
Mr. V C. Hamberlin and family
visited his sister Saturday night.
Our school cosod the 26th of last
month The lady teachers. Misses
Carrie Smith and Pearl Singleton
left to go to st. Louh to do mis-
sionar work.
Our new school house has been
completed, which would be a creoit
to any community.
Our Sunday service was well at-
tended, conducted by our Honorable
president Leroy Marsh. Tne nature
of the talk was on the Resureetion,
in memory of Little Beatrice Knight
who died two months ago-of-seur-
let fever, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. .
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The Elders all felt repaid for
their efforts to get here and return-
ed to their fields of labor with re
newed energy to go and proclaim
the restoring gospel to the people of
their different fields of labor.
There have been near twenty
baptisms performed here of late,
e mostly grown-up people who know
what they ar doing.
□ There were many visitors at tie
conference, too numerous to men-
tion.
Mr.Lon Cantrell has returned
from a visit to Ogden, Utah, where,
he says, there is much beautiful
scenery. He has returned to Elys-
ian Fieldswitn his family, where
he will take charge of a saw mill. -
Miss Minnie Castlebers, of Okla-
homa, is visiting her father, R. J.
Castiebeery, of this place.
O. C. McElrath was at home
Sunday with his family but returned
to bis work.
Miss Olive and Esther Aaron-at-
tended a musical entertainment
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Success to the Mirror and its host
v. S, F. Knight.
Mr. G. T. Cude has gone to
ozden, Utah, is well pleased with
the country, so he writes.
Mr. J. D. Cox and wife and four
least children have gone to Lovell,
Wyoming, to spend the summer.
, Mrs. Louisa Hill has returned to
S the home of her daughter, Mrs.
M. K. Aaron, after an extended
Some tomatoes are nearly grown.
The farmers are slightly behind
with their work on account of the
rains.
Health, generally, is good at pres-
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W. W. Williford was sick the
past week with chills.
Singing at the Chapel Bunday
evening. Everybody come and
bring your books, - May Bee.
McDonald-Brown.
Mr. J. C. McDonald. and Miss
Hughleen Brown were married at
the Methndist parsonage Thursday
night, May 9th, 1912. Only the
family of the bride and a few
friends were present.
Mr. McDonald is the County
Clerk of Upshur County and one of
Upshur County’s most promising
young men.
Miss Brown is the daughter of
Dr. W. H. Brown of Ore City. She
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. C.
Hegg, at the time of her marriage.
Miss Brown is a very beautiful
and accomplished ’young lady and
we congratulate Mr. McDonald on
winning so fair a bride.
They received many handsome
presents.
They are at nome to their friends
at Mrs. Emily Foid\ at 309 N.
Trinity street. COsTRIBUTED
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The Mirror. (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1912, newspaper, May 16, 1912; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1431290/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.