The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 131, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1930 Page: 4 of 4
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By Odie Belle Bland
Texas Legends. She told sever-
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“The next talk was given by
Grimes at the E. E. build-.
Miss
Synthetic Fabrics and Textiles.
tion and to appoint a Major. is carried to the mill, prepared
Three ex-
must
vided into sections A/B. C, D
(hen forced through small holes
FLOWERS
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Paul Montgomery, 25, Mur-
attractive from
bombed Kentucky coal mines.
around, but* should be burned.
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She should have honor bestow-
The girls took the rest period
Flour
manner,-then went to
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both campaigning feverishly in
Small vote.
for only 1 cent
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CAR OWNERS
K. C. Baking Powder 25 oz. 19c
day, Aug. 14th.
Coffee 8 O’clock 3 lbs. 75c
59c
Watch Our,Windows For Other Specials
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Starting'
Thursday,
Aug. 14
> will be glad to meet with citizens
-of communities and give instrue
l tions on assembling and prpar-
unworthy exhibits.
hibits in each class
shown before awards will
made in the general exhibit.
here by some Mexicans bringing
seed here and planting . them.
Stories of how. the blue bonnet
got 71s'name and why it is blue
. Captain, and Lieutenant for each
section as the sections were di-
Get an extra
Pair of Shoes
be
be
The girls then marched to the
E. E. building to hear a talk giv-
Sugar 17 lbs. 95c
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W. F. JONES
East Marshall St.
Capt. Frank M. Hawks flew
from California to New York
Wednesday in 12 hours, 25 min-
utes, beating the previous rec-
record, made by Lindbergh, by'
about two hours.
7—Peas, one gallon sample of
any variety, $2, $1, ribbon.
ples, any variety, 100.
Sweet potatoes, 2 pecks, 75. »
! Oats,' or 12 stalks sugar canc
ner, then to pageant given by
several counties.
Friday’s program gave some
then wentto supper in the usual
manner and to the show after
supper.
Thursday’s program was use-
ful and entertaining toithe girls.
They, went to breakfast in the
Onion Hall and met the boys for
the regular meeting.
The girls then went to the C.
Prizes Named For
County Fair, To Be
Held Oct. 2,3,4.
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After the resting period the
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Members At The
Short Course
t. ribbon cane syrup; 1 lb. home
made soap; 10 ears pop corn; 3
cantaloupes, 100.
Most attractive and obest ar;
ranged booth 100.
Total score 1,000.
Prizes, .first $40; second $30.
third $20; all others $10.
nice style. The guest should
watch the hostess. They should
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I-have cut prices fur repair
work on ah cars. It will pay
you to figure with me before
you have your car fixed.
mil th during the run of the play . J
last season. 1 Many supporting , d
are to be a success. The county
can be helped and improved by
them. The meeting was then
dismissed and the girls returned
to the dormitories for organiza-
vases should be a duh color. The
vase should not be noticed be-
at the mess hall and all marched
as at supper.- After breakfast
the Club boys and girls met at
Dr. Russell madela short talk
on County Agents and how to
varieties eggs, 1_ doz. cach; I
qt edibl nuts; 1 ham; I sid
bacon; 1‘qt. sorghum syrup; 1
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Syrup, Penick’s, gal.
bility, move easily; attractive*
ness, good springs and clean lin-
usual manner and the boys and
girl met in Guion “Hall for the
usual meeting. A man made a
talk about good club work, and
gave several good suggestions.
The girls were then marched
to the Y. M. C. A. Chapel to
flouride and for fles use. one
part kerosene to two parts creo-
sote.
The girls then went and dres-
nv*»cOH<t> .
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, Then chewed up, dried, colored,
bleached, add chemicals; it is
Grain sorghum or sorghum -hysboro. 111., aviator admits .he
heads, I ten head and 1 25 head bombed Kentucky coal mines. '
ample. 75.
Cotton—I twenty boll sam-
Announeemest of location of
fair building will be made later.
Community Exhibit Scores
Folowing is the score card for
the community exhibits. The
perfect score for each item is
shown at the end of each item
listed:
Corn—4 ten ear samples, 1 25
ear sample,' at least two varie-
ties, 100
rubbish should not be thrown
should be one and one-half times.....
A grqup of 4-H Club Members
and the* County Agent drove
over to the beautiful A. & M
College at College Station Sun-
day to attend the short.course.
When the College’ was reach-
ed the members were registered
and rooms were secured at the
dormitories for the week. Sup-
per was J served after some re-
freshin at the mess hall. The
j. fanned vegetables, 5 varieties
in qts., 75: • - ‘ ' L
Miscellaneous-Sny ten of the
fiollowing: I qt. lard inglass con-
tained; watermelon; lipump-
kin; 1 cushaw; qt. honey; 2
made- into yarn.
The next talk was .given by
Mrs. Pennybacker, on table eti-
quette at the Y. M. C. A. parlor.
Etiquette means manners. Good
manners are very desirable and
useful. Use a knife only to cut
things with. Serve things in
eat or do things like he or she
does. Invitations should be sent
then cut into 1 chips, dissolved
with acid, it becomes a liquid.
Shoes Priced $3.95 to $7.50
Get an extra pair for
ONE CENT
Everyone should speak clearly,
and distinctly. We don’t realive
that we use our voice all the
time and that] lots of our talk is
useless. We are lip-lazy Ameri-
cans. We don’t speak distinctly
and we pronounce words incor-
rectly. Oyr voice should be
pleasig:okind, full of sympathy
ahd soft. ’ . -
Mrs. Staford gav the next talk
at the Y. M. C. A. Chapel on,
Lets Have A Party. Get ready
for the party first. Invitations
should be made to suit the oc-
casion. Asimple party is better
than a stylish one. In planning
a big party, these things should
be kept in mind: Have an invi
tat ion committee; a hostess com
mittee: a refreshment commit-
tee and a leading committee, to
start the games off. Have some
thing gojng all the time. Don’t
let the party drag. Some games
were played at the building
The girls then met at the E.
E. building to hear team demon
strations given by Williamson
girls marched to the C. Ebuild- of the spinnette, and then it is
ing and heard Mrs. Swift, the
fre the flowers. The flowers
Supper was served after a
resting period in the usual man-
pie, $2. $1, ribbon. 1
9 Watermelon, best melon.
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be one. A good, education is re- ing on the Selection and ('are of
quired for the agents. Ff- they s ........ mat-
ner and the club members at-
tended the show as usual. -----
s Wednesday’s program was
one pound Paris Green, 6 lemons
2 quarts syrup. Let the mix- ed upon her.
ture dry. ‘Add 2 gallons water. Th - -i“’ ‘
The insects will eat this after jt
Here’s a laugh! Jack Oakie
in "The Sap from Syracuse" at
the Crystal theatre Saturday
night only.
Those who saw Jack Dakie-in—
his first starring picture "The
Social Lion,” will need no intro- •
duction to the grin and chin boy,
nor any other inducements to
set a date to see this hilarious
highlight of the movie season in
town?
- In “The Sap from Syracuse,”
he has, by far, his best role to
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date, a sthe naivee country boy
who think the world is his
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Guion Hall for singing and the
election of officers for the week. were told.
OAKJE IN NEW FEAST
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ROUSING COMEDY
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’The Sap From Syracuse Gives
Guy Chin and Grin Boy.
Biggest Opportunity
is puton.Use. the same thing
for cut worms.- At night put
two teaspoons-at the base of the .
. plant
Poultry insects .ar: Blue
al beautiful Indian legends.
Legends of buried treasures,
trees andalowers. The blue bon
POTATOES 1Le90,
White GobbletsIV IDS 4•C
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sect control. There are two
'types of insects: Sucking and
lilting. parking insects suck
the sap out of plants and kill
them. Control these insects
with nicotine sulphate and black
leaf forty. Dust on. It will
stop the breathing of the in-
sects.
Biting insects eat the plant
and leaves. To control them use
There will be three divisions
of the Upshur County Fair as
follows:
1. 4-H Club Exhibits in
.which all the Club members will
.show samples of products grown
on their club demonstrations.
2. General Exhibits, in which
Agricultural products grown by
any person in the county will be
entered.
8. Communjty Exhibits in
which any community of the
county may show an exhibit of
agricultural products as listed in
the score card for community
exhibits, This score.card must
be followed exactly. Crops and
quantities not in ccord , with
thosehlisted will be penalized.-
in selorting all exhibits care
should be taken to get the very
best products and to prepare
them in the best manner for ex-
hibitoin. The County Agent
girls marched indouble file to hear Mrs. Davis give a talk on
and from supper. After supper
useful to the club members. _ went to supper in the usual man
Breakfast was served in the
Bu}" pair of Shoes at the regular price, and-get anoth-
er pair in the same price group for only ONE CENT.
If you don’t want two pair of shoes club in with a friend
to take advantage o (these amazing bargains.
Always select the best materials
for making things. It always
pays. Making of Rayon was
shown. It if made from wood
of Canadian Spruce mostly. It
1(. players in the screen version of
1 the fan-hit were members of the
1 original New York cast.
Prunes 1 _
2 lbs MuC
Sterling and Ferguson are
Canned Fruits, 4 varieties, qt. - . , „
canned, 3 preserves, 3 sweet -hemeets “ evely charmer in dis-
pickles, 100.
Great A. &P. Cea
The money you spend, like
the money you invest
should bring you in good
returns. Spent in A&P
stores, your money pay
you large dividends in sav-
ings ant satisfnetton.--------
Special Sales Days at
• A&P Stores are extra
dividend days.
most of the girls attended
church. -
Monday's program was inter-
Special rut prices on every
job. itll work guaranteed or
mon refunded.
GAS. ons AND
ACCESSORIES
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ing: material for the exhibits. ।
Club Exhibits will be in sec-
tion A and general exhibits will
be in section B. Sections A. and
B. will have the same classes
and prizes as follows: The ('las-
ses are numbered and the prizes
first, second and third in the or-
der of their appearance:
1— Corn, a ten ear sample, $2,
$1, ribbon.
2—Cotton, Best 25 open bolls,
$2, $1, ribbon. . ,
3—Grain Sorghum, ten heads,
$2, $1,-ribbon.
4—Cane. 12 stalks, $2, $1, rib
bon.- ___
5—Sweet potatoes, one peck,
$2, $1, ribbon.
county, on the use of dairy, Gar-
enancpItr'yprotwSmtm
county on yard improvements;
Hunt county on the Home pan-
try; Milam County on Poultry
and yard equipment and Wheel-
er county on brooding baby
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The girls rested awhile} then
sed for supper. They then
marched to supper and back.
After supper the boys and firls
- went to a picture show given for
clubr members at the Assembly
Tall ।
Tuesday program kensisted of
' important things. The girls
marched to breakfast as usual
Then the boys and girls met at
Guion Hall and went through
the regular meeting. A lady
gave two interesting readings.
| meeting was then adjourned.
The girls then went to hear a
talk givn at the Y. M. C. A.
Chapel bY MI-- tunmngham on
Homemaking and Citizenship.
Homemaking is a group of ser-
vice. Let a clear atmosphere be
in the home*. Home is the place
citizens start. The kind of
home dependa ipon what kind
of citizens there will be. Good
qitizens are good for the govern-
ment. It can be made good or
Nd Oakie starring, picture is
complete without a song put
over by the star ih his Own in-
imitable way. You will look for- _ ,
ward to hearing him sing, "I
Wish ICeuld Sing a Love Song"
in "The Sap From Syracuse.”
This process controls mites also. E. building to hear a talk on The
neighborhood is used to. Serve
the dinner in courses. Servants
should be used that are well
trained. All persons should
have- an attractive appearance.
Clean finger nails are required
at tabl. The guest should ar-
rive promptly, spak to the host-
ess. When the meal is ready to
be served the boy should carry
the mother and the father the
as tall as the vase they go in. A
filler like fern may be used.
Frogs may be used in the bot-
tom of vases fo stick flowers in,
to arrange them nicely.
The girls .rested aw hile then
went to supper as usual then
to the show.
We wish to extend our heart-
felt thanks to the ones who con
tributed to the cause of sending
the boys and girls to the short
course. Especially do we wish
to thank Mr. Burkes, our Coun-
ty Agent, for the courtesy he
has shownuis.
Hoover is receiving many pro-
tests from cities over increased
food prices. But when faod
prices go down, he appoints a
commission to investigate about
the time the farmers are all on
the verge of bankruptcy.
For control of lice use sodium -Control and Use of the Speaking
Voice.given by Miss Jordan. West Teqw, trying t|> corral the
ens. A sick person should be
turned if they cannot turn them-
selves. They should be propped
good information. Breakfast
was served in the usual manner,
and the girls met the boys at
Guion Hall for the regular meet
ing. Mr. Hill told the crowd sev
eral jokes. He talked a few min
utes about the advantages of a
good education.
The girls thene marched to
the Y. M.C. A. parlor to hear a
talk given by Miss Ahlchier on
The Care of the Sick in the
Home. The bed is the import-
ant thing to be considered about
the sick. The points a sick bed
should have are: Comfort, dura-
-in order to clear our shelves of broken lots and otlds
and ends of shoes, to make room for new Fall shipments we
are inauzurating our Annual One (ent Shoe Sale on Thurs-
cn. by Mr. Report on Garden In- according to the custom the
twenty pounds of wheat bran. ‘laughter. Mother is served first
1 Cent
Shoe Sale
Bugs, Lice. Mites, and Fleas, usual
bedssvese
VAILY MIRROR, THURSDAY, AUG. 14, 1930.
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The biggest word in our busi- 3—-
ness is SERVICE, We are not
pleased unless you are. Rhone
us. Prompt Delivery. x
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Pritchett Floral Co.
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bad. Thu laws are made by the
eitizengThegovernmentTE
ours and we are responsible for
head chaperon speak on, Plan-
ning the Week’s Work. The
work should be planned ahead.
Keep rooms in order wheresthey
will have an attractive, appear-
ance. Sanitation should be se-
, cured for better health. Old
m every view. The 6- Irish Potatoes, one peck.
’ " ‛ " $2. $1; ribbon,
' A-
Lard, IngPais 1.00
$2, $1, ribbon.
1 f=cucumbers,f ganEreem
cucumbers. $1. 50c., ribbon.
11—Cucumbers, 1 quart in
glass jar picked, I, 50c, ribbon
12—Pumpk I n, bes t pumpk i n.
$2, $1, ribbon.
13—CushaW, trust cushaw, $2.
$1. ribbon.
14—-Beans, best gallon sample
any variety, $2, $1, ribbon.
15—Onions, best dozen cured,
$2, $1, ribbon, .
16—Honey, best display, $2,
$1, ribbon.
17— Pest pen, 4 pullets and
cockerel any breed, $3. $2, $1.
1B-—Best pen, 4 hens and cock
bird, any breed, $3, $2, $1.
19- Best single pullet $2, $1,
ribbon.
20—Best single cockerel, $2,
$1, ribbon.
21—Beat single hen, $2, $1,
ribbon.
22—Best single cock bird, $2,
$1, ribbon.
23—Rabbits, best buck and
two does, $2, $1, ribbon.
24—Best exhibit Turkeys,
tom and hen, .$2. 81. 2ibbon. f
25-—Pop corn, best ten ears,
$2; $1, ribbon. v . 1
26—-Bset exhibit offresh-veg-
etables, $3, $2, $t.
27—Best exhibit canned veg-
eethbles. S3. $2; 81.
Awards will not be madcon
up in bed when they feel’like it.
Should be kept quiet; should lay
between sheets; should have the
the right kind of diet. ' .
The girls then went to the
Physics building and ' heard’ a
talk about the Gracious Hostess
by Miss Howe. The hostess
should be honored. Nice things
should be served to her. The
dishes used for a hostess meal
should be simple and attractive,
so they will .be easily washed.
Get good shape dishes. Use
china of the same style.
The girls heard another talk
on flower arrangement by Miss
Oliver. The flowers should be
arranged in vases so they will be
Apples 1
dried, lb leC
Contol blue bugs with'coal tan
and creasote, put this on the
roost before chicks go to roost.
or soy beans or mug, beans or
■mm treaty vranyotmerbem,f
1 gallon, 25.
Legume Hay—1 bale of either
two of the following: Sweet
clover, soy bean, mung or velvet
bean, lespedeza, pea‘Vine, 25.
—Forage-crops—1—bundle of
any two of the following: Sudan
cane, millet, oats, Dallis or -car-
pet grass, (3 to 5 inch bundle at
middle band) 25.
Peanuts—2 vines -with nuts
and two 1 gal. samples any va-
riety, 25.
Irish Potatoes,1 peck any one
variety, 25. . . .r
Peas—two 1 gal. samples of
any variety or varieties 50. •
' Fresh_fruits—5 plates of dif-
ferent krieties (5 to plate ex-
cept small) 50.
Fiesh Vegteables, 10 varieties,
50.
48 Ibs. «gr •
Sunnyfield Me "DA
Cabbage, 6 lbs. 25c
.tress in the prison of Ginger , I
Rogers.
"The Sap From Syracuse" is j
adapted from the stage comedy
of the same name that kept New
York theatre-goers in spasms of ’J
esting. Breakfast was served net is the state flower. It came
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 131, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1930, newspaper, August 14, 1930; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1439847/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.