The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 57, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 19, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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Gaston.
They will continue to reside
Goens for the principal
dress.
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1934 CHEV
COACH— In
REMEMBER WHAT TOUR.
DADDY SAYS / —»
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SIOEWALK--: AMO
he glad to learn that it costs no
We Make
YOUR SUIT
To Suit
YOURSELF!
THERE IS NO BETTER
SERVICE THAN THAT!
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Record-breaking sales of new Chevrolets
make these better trade-In values possible!
the purpose of elect ing and in-
The Glade-
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9. Automatie Defroster Switch
.10 Suding Shelves
SEE THE NEW
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Parents often tell their children
to be sure to play on the sidewalk,
and if they must cross the street, to
be sure that a car isn't in sight and
then to use the crosswalk. That's
good advice in any family and in any
man's town. But how often do par-
ents do the things which they tell,
their children mustn't be done? Par-
ents frequently are seen dragging
* their children across streets against
red lights or right across in the
middle of the block. It is wondered
what children sometimes think of
a
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building, surrounded by the Mort
and replica of historic Southwest-
ern trails is the largest on the let.
Miss Nelle to "shown planting a
bluebonnet, official lower of Texas,
in a corner of the court.
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COUPE-Its famous six-cylind-
er engine has been tuned to de-
liver new car performance. Its .
economy at this unprecedented ‘350
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Frances Na lie. “Bluebonnet Girl”
of the Texas Centennial Exposition,
begins landscaping of the huge
open air’court of the Ford exhibit
for the $25,000,000 shew which
spins to Dallas, June 6. The Ford
of Addie Bell Collum.
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some parent has "laid down the law”
he can become a BIO HYPOCRITE.
Last year there were more than
1,500 children under the age of fgur
who were killed and 34,000 who were
injured in automobile accidents!
More than 3,200 between the ages of
5 and 14 were killed and nearly
140,000 were injured. It to important
to teach young children to have safe
habits and equally important for
grownups to practise what _ they •
preach.
wheelbase, new rubber, in perfect me-
chanical condition. A truck that will give
its lucky buyer lots of —$KSK
service
1934 CHEVROLET PICK-UP—If you
are considering buying a pick-up, here’s
one that's an investment you’ll never re-
gret. Yours for $Q6)K,
only •)4e
1935 CHEVROLET PICK-UP—This
nearly new pick-up has been well cared
for, and has everything it takes to ren-
der service and plenty of it. $20K 0
Reduced to •)•e)
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Y. W. A. MEETING
MONDAY EVENING
The Y. W. A. met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Mildred Herrin for the purpose
of reorganizing. The following
officers were elected:
President—Bonnie Jean Phil-
lips. — .
Vice-Pres__Clara Stolle.
Secy.-Treas. — Anna Lula;
Stephens. I
Group Captain No. 1—Faye I
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THE GILMER DAILY MikROR, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936.
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a STANDARD
fine condition
1934 CHEVROLET TRUCK—131-inch
a wheelbase. This job has been thoroughly
preconditioned, motor, transmission and
axle carefully checked for de- oo)g
pendability and durability. eZe
1933 FORD TUDOR—Was traded in on a
new Chevrolet Standard Coach. It is in
excellent condition. $6)r7g
Mechanically perfect J 2 / •
193 CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE—
Grasp this opportunity to enjoy Chevro-
let’s famous beauty, performance and •
the only to the needy, superb golf course.
T as Texas’ application for $1,- *
Blanche Stephens, Mary Mariel •
Hogg, Natalie Harrison, Mar-
can sav5
$50t$75
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
GENEVIEVE DANIELS
1933 CHEVROLET MASTER
Stephens, Fayrene Maberry,
Louise Smith, Billy Ruth Nol-
lye, Bonnie Joe •' Stephens,
Martha Epperson, ' Earnestine
Smith, June Stephens, Lorene
Fulton, Juanita Harris, Mary!
Jo. Boykin, Virginia Ann Cox
and hostess.
roomy Fisher body provides
big car riding ' ”
1933 FORD COUPE—Its ap-
pearance is very smart and at-
THE FIRST TIME
er 4* gi ,
Meeting Monday
American Legion Auxiliary.
The following officers were
elected by the Auxiliary: Mrs.
Claud Allen, President, and
Mrs. H. L. Elwell, Vice-Prs.
The Legion and • Auxiliary
will meet again next Monday
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Company
I Mrs. W A. steelman died at
dbout six o'clock Tuesday morn-
ing at her home at Rosewood
. in this county. She had been
Critically ill for some time, and
her death was not unexpected.
The late Mrs. Steelman was
64 years of age, and had lived
in this county all of her life.
. She leaves her husband and
eight children. They are: Will,
Ernest, Walter and - Hubert
Steelman, all of this county;
Mrs. Lois Blevins and Mrs.
Annie Brown -of Oklahoma;
Mrs. Allie Davis of Forney, —
Texas, and Miss Orene Steelman
at home.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at ten o‛-
... clock, with burial at the Hope-
well cemetery.
AND ADWAYS M —
extremely casy terms.
Only KELVINATOR Qivoo In Alt
Tb— Outotonding Features:
1. Built-in Thermometer,• r
2. CertiAcate of Low Operoting Cos
3. New Benuty of Desig
$ 4. Five-Yeer Protection Man
2 L Flexibl Geids m All te Trays in
—9 atandard models
— I f 6 Interior Light
: shall, Mrs.., Walter Marshall
and granddaughter, Mary Ann
Ragland, returned home Mon-
day from Waco where they
visited over the week-end.
• Rep. and Mrs. Otis T.
Dunagan of Fort Worth are
spending several days with the
former’s parents.
Quality is highest but prices
are low at The Mirror on Candi-
illegal by the Supreme Court. Rhodes-Thompson
He is known as the man who - __
1933 CHEV. MASTER SE-
| DAN—Its tires, finish,
• upholstery show no wear.
Its motor has been care-
fully tuned and checked.
Backed by “an OK that
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1934 CHEV. STANDARD
COUPE—It famous six-
.cylinder engine has been
1934 CHEVROLET MASTER
COACH—See this practically
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made millions and donated his son’s Chapel in this county •
native Guelph, Ontario, a were married Saturday night by
it to anything the market of-
more than ordinary refrigerators stalling officers,
and that it may be purchased on
joyed sandwiches and punch,!
served buffet style on the front!
500,000 for three months pen-
sion money is filed. Pay-
ments should start by July 1.
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Barring of Arthur W. Cutten
from the grain pit is ruled
Ball Team Gets
Bid To Tourney
An invitation to take part in
the Semi-professional Baseball
Tournament, to be held at Waco
July 23 to August 2 to decide
the Texas state championship,
has been received by the local
baseball team, the Gilmer Cats.
No decision has been made
........as, yet concerning whether or
not the team will attend. It
will depend upon the showing
made as the season progresses.
Mmes. J. T. Baird and J: W.
- Wheeler spent Tuesday in Dal-
las.
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, Mmes. Jack Hogg, J. A. Mullinix
and many other principles for and C. W. Fuqua.
The guest list included Lila
cers.
Every man and woman . in
Upshur County eligible for
membershipin the'Legion of
Auxiliary is urged to 'lie pres-
ent.
for Chevrolet dealers in 1935
LATE NEWS
AND COMMENT
Lightning struck a family
group of seven at Temple and
killed two. >
PAGE FOUR
Mrs. Steelman Of
Rosewood Died
YOU USE THE CROSSWAUKS
ANnDOtuT Mt MEARTAT
YOU nosseo IN ME MiDou
’ orm BLOcK,4 A
Justice of the Peace Walter
4^hi",y in that community.—"
of dum-dum bullets by tht big game hunting then tellin
Ethiopians, a Col. Pedro Lopez the Italians they -were sent t
Try Florey's Home Baked
Cakes, sold at Vernon Stephens,
BP' ' — E can Legion which included: they had a dessert of delicious I
EMadhumnzusaad Child welfare, rehabilitation peach ice cream and cookies.
um for disabled ex-service men,I Mrs. Daniels was assisted ini'
Si/)if ’Americanization, preparedness entertaining her guests by
, / /) ( AVd ibut opposition to future wars,
VUSl . which the. Legion stands. The
* • 7/ "hi i ' address . of Commander Goens
a - “ibk ECONOMY • was indeed enjoyed-y-all pres-
PROTECTION ent and every ex-service man
I absent missed a treat;- -—
Mr. Welborn of Gladewater
also made a few appropriate
remarks, followed by a few
words by Mrs. Watkins who is
district organizer for the
—just nicely broken in.
Motor is smooth, powerful
Sarah Jo Williams, Dorothy
, 7---- -
7 Th Ross McKissack Post of
the American Legion met at
the court house at Gilmer
Monday" night,.
The meeting was called to
order by D. T. Loyd, and was
then turned over to Russell
Smith of the Gladewater Post.
After a few remarks, he called
upon State Commander Ernest
Spencer. . .
• Group Captain No. 2—Jay
Glezen.
Asst. Secy-Treas.—Dee Jones.
Reporter—Anne Taylor.
Social Committee — Mary
Phillips, Chairman; Addie Bell
Collum, Cleo Williams, —
After a brief discussion on
the course of study the meeting
adjourned to meet Monday.
owned more wheat at one time Mr. Jesse Lee Rhodes and
than anyone else in history, has Miss Inez Thompson of John-
THE TAILOR
Phone 160 Gilmer
tuned to deliver new car
performance. Its roomy
Fisher body provides big ... —
car riding $QKA A
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1931 PLYMOUTH COUPE
—This motor car is in per-
fect running condition-
upholstery cannot be told
from new. Special $ 1 A •
sale price I
1932 CHEV. SEDAN—Big,
roomy, comfortable, de-
pendable. Like new in
every respect. With “an
Mrs. J. G. Daniels entertain-
ed the younger social set at her
home Saturday afternoon at I
four, honoring the 14th birth-1
day of her daughter, Genevieve. I
- The guests congregated at I
the Daniels home, then motored I
to Dr. Daniels’ farm, where I
they enjoyed a pleasant swim
in its clear, cool lake for about
an hour and a half. j
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1932 FORDITUDORSE-
DAN—Bodyand uphol-
st cry Tike nw. For sale
“with an OK that counts”
to -the first buyer at this
Dallas had its 28th fatal
auto accident when a child
playing in thawtreet was killed
Monday. p..a ”
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The Supreme Court rules the
Guffey Coal Act, similar to the
NRA is unconstitutional. The
vote was 6 to 3. 1 ,
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A 13-year-old girl was kill-
ed at Washington, D. C., in a
panic when wind blew down
the poles of a circus tent.
T--P
All union men on the Mexin
can national jailway are on
strike and only soldiers and
mails are moved. Higher pay,
shorter hours, are asked.
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The Senate- Monday ratified
the 1936 naval pact but -it
won’t mean a Thing because
England the same day notified
the U. S. she will exceed ’the
destroyer tonnage because Italy
has so many subs.
—o-- .
Gov. Allred confers at Wash-
ington on pensions and is told
The 1936 Kcivinator gives you
vitible Cold—with a Built-In
Thermometer . . . marked in.
degrees.
It gives you Vitible Economy —
With a Certificate of Low Opera t-
ing Cost.
. It gives you Vuiblo Protect ioh
with its Five-Year Protection Plan.
And it gives sparkling. new
beaut)’, a wealth of really worth-
while convenience features and a
Cabinet designed to provide casy
Accessibility. j-
' VISIT US FOR BETTER VALUES
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and Nations.
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IEMBER MAKS SUM tHAT
(AYS >WIH MT A CAN IM
Mrs. H. E. Francis of Mona-
hans is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs.' Shell Willeford.
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and economical. $QOK
Only an •••
1933 CHEV, COACH—
Ad today if you want to
buy a slightly used, six-
clinder Chevrolet Coach 1934 FORD TUDOR—It is in
at so low a price. Special excellent condition—mechani-
sale price of $6)QK callyand In appearance. Hurry . . ___________
only tor this remarkable value. Re- tractive. Hurry. On sale for ~
1931 CHEV* MASTER SE- iuced from 3425 to IOKA two days only at this ocm
DAN—Big, 1 roomy, com- nly-__________________-. - ••V remarkable low price- 40•
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new in every respect. With « AThh ' -
•an OK that - $QQK ’ " " •/±=4“—n-——
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1935 CHEVROLET TRUCK— 157-inch
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Laschinger, Russell H. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 57, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 19, 1936, newspaper, May 19, 1936; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1440544/m1/4/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.