The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Friday, September 1, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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THE GILMER DAILY MIRROR, FRIDAY, SEPT 1, 1933.
PAGETOUR
Federal Court Is Held in Dallas County Jail
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Prof. Grady Lansdale’s sing- .. A nice rain fell here Satur-
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STAMPS
Miss Lois Phillips has
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County Attorney Curtis E.
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Be Ready For Fall With Smart
Phillys Roberts, son of Mr.
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Tablets, 300 pages for
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Boland
‘Three-Cornered Moon” is
Construction Paper......5c and 10c
Crayolas ....
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Ink ....
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Sunday in the home of
and Mrs. Wilbur Duffey.
and Mrs. Gordon Roberts
quite sick with malaria.
Attorneys Chauncy & Chaun
cy of Longview were here at-
tending Court Friday.
Church. Indications were
crime was done at 11 p.
Wednesday. There was
Claudette Colbert,
Arlen and Mary
LATE NEWS
AND COMMENT
spent
rela-
in
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Attorney P. G. McElwee, of
St. Louis, was here attending
County Court Friday.
Glen Ray, Wilbur Webb
Leon Tuel.
Mrs. Scott Whitis and son,
Garland have returned from a
trip to Galveston.
MISS VERNA HELEN
STEPHENS ENTERTAINS
VISITOR WITH PARTY
Hill has purchased a
Chevrolet Coach.
Born, to Mr.and Mrs. Ray-
mond Clark of this city, a fine
boy, at Marshall.
Miss Irene Martin who visit-
ed the World’s Fair and then
went on to New York to take
special work at Columbia Uni-
versity this summer is expect-
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. Pat Marshall and Miss
Louise Marshall spent Friday
in Tyler.
Former Gilmer
Man Married In
New Mexico
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August clearings gained ten
million in Dallas banks.
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LeRoy Robbins escaped for
the third time from the jail at
Gonzales.
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Mr. M. P. Bradfield and Miss
Lois Marie Gray Married
August 12.’
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We are prepared to pay higher cash
prices for your cotton.
S. C. LESLIE
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COATS — Sport
models.
16.50
FATTED CALF
Rich Suitor: "I—er—suppose
you are aware that I’ve been
making advances - to your
daughter.”
Impecunious Father (extend-
ing hand): "Yes; put it there,
son. And now what about her
poor old father?”
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Roh Steele in "Young Blood”
at the Strand tonight and to-
morrow. Ten cents to all.
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The next ten weeks may see
the end of the dry law. Three-
fifths of the population in 24
States already voting repeal.
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Miss Mattie Bledsoe has "e-
turned from a visit'to Galves-
ton.
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Mrs. J. A. Newsome has re-
turned from a visit to Mala-
koff.
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story of a wealthy family and
how they handled the stock
market crash. You should by
all means see it at the Crystal,
last showing' today.
Mrs. J. M. Moon and children
have returned from a visit to
Gatesville. \
Oliver vice-president, with Miss
Oleta Hill as secretary. We in-
vite all singers to meet with
us next Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock.
Rev. H. D. Boyd will fill his
appointment here next Satur-
day night and Sunday.
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Fearful of the possibility of another police massacre like that in Kantar City, federal agents in
Dallas took no chancer when Harvey Bailey, alleged killer-and kidnapper, and hit colleagues the
Shannon family, were arraigned-in Dallas. The preliminary hearing and bond-settiffg took place high up
in the confines of the Dallas county jail, where the five are held? In the picture the four Shannons
sit at the right hand side of the table. R. G. Shannon holds his hat in front of one camera, but is
sanpped by another, his wife hide* her face with her hand and nat. The two on the right are A. G
Shannon, son of the elder Shannon, and his wife, who is an expectant mother.
m' ton spent Saturday night and
Kurtz Bldg.. Over Hudgins Bros,
GILMER TEXAS.
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SWAGGER SUITS—lite
most favored fashion—
16.50
Mr. Howard Bland
part of last week with
tives at Longview.
Mr. Cecil Darden is home
from the C.C,C. Camp at Wee-
woka, Okla.
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School starts next Monday,
and it must be nice to have a
small child to enter, one that
doesn’t know so much but that
he thinks you can still teach
him.
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Attorneys Mahaffey & Bri-
son, of Texarkana, were here
attending County Court Fri-
day.
Miss Maxine Killian will go
to Ft. Worth Saturday to
spend the week-end.
and fur-trimmed
NEW CLOTHES
Whether you are buying your fall
. clothes for college or to wear at home,
9 you’ll get what you need at Beall’s.
smartly styled, reasonably priced. We
[ invite you to come in and make selec-
\ tions now, while stocks are new.
• DRESSES—Satins, crepes, cantons
a and bengalines, all new shades.
5.95 ana 9.85
Miss Alice Ruth Bennett
who is attending the World’s
Fair at Chicago writes that
she is having a very enjoy-
able time. '
Charles Edward
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The Lindberghs are the
guests of ' Danish Royalty at
Copenhagen, Denmark.
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. A Belton lawyer caught two
burglars in his garage and
turned them over to the offi-
cers.
Another group of suits that are
well made and good-looking.
Double breasted models, all sizes.
17.85
Several from here attended
the all-day singing Friday at
Walnut Hill.
Mr. P. Gregory was reported
ill most of last week with re-
mitting fever.
Mr. Eschier Bland of Long-
view called here Saturday
night. Mrs. Bland and baby,
accompanied him home after a
few days visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duffey
and daughters. attended sing-
ing Sunday afternoon at Ore
City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Culpepper
accompanied by their grand-
mother Mrs. Cooper of Gilmer,
spent Sunday with their daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carr
in Tyler..
Mr. Rexie Cook has been
confined to his bed with mala-
ria fever the past few days.
Mr. Leslie Wilson of Grace-
3V 70,‘0’
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The nuttiest * family on
record was the Ripplegars who
lost all their fortune in the
stock market crash. See how
they overcome it in one of the
funniest pictures in months.
See . "Three-Cornerd Moon,”
showing tonight for the last
time ht the Crystal with
Claudette Colbert and Richard
Arlen.
turned from a week’s - visit
with relatives at Kilgore and
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bland
and Ruby Lee Camp spent last
week end with relatives at
Sulphur Springs,
Mr. E. Mangum spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Waltet
Mangum in Marshall. Mr. and
Mrs. Mangum accompanied him
home for a short visit.
effort made to lynch them, but
they were hurried to the Dal-
las jail.
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A 67 year old man and six
others, including the aged
man's 11 year old bride, were
held in jail at Pauls —Valley
Thursday night in connection
• with an alleged poison murder
and a strange marital aree-
ment Sheriff L.. W. Barnhill
spent most of the day rounding
thmup.They had scattered
after T. J. Taylor, 55, had been
found dying from poison at a
camping ground near Anada-
rko. No charges had been filed
and officers here awaited ar-
rival of Anadarko officials.
Each of the aged men had
consented to the marriage of
their daughters to the other,
f and "a negro preacher married
T. J. Halsell and the 11 year
old daughter ' of the other
man, Taylor who was 16.
Jo Cox, Rosine Hill,1 Addie
Bell Collum, Martha Cosby,
Lis Cosby"Betty Lane Grigs-
by and Verna Helen Stephens;
Messrs. W. O. Boyd, Bill Sago, I
Hal Crosby Walton, Alwyn I
Berry, Jim Norton Shepperd,
School Rulers ...................5c
Book Satchels.......... 35c and 59c
Children’s Coats
For the little girls and her older
sister. Clever styles, bauti fully
tailored.—
4.95 ..16.50
' The following announce-
ment has been received here:
“Judge and Mrs. Richard Gray
announce the marriage of their
daughter Lois Marie, to Mr.
Millard Paul Bradfield, on Sat-
urday, August 12, 1933, Las
Cruces, New Mexico. At home
811 West Texas street, Mid-
land, Texas.” ’
The groom is a son of Mr.
A. L. .Bradfield, of this city,
where he was reared and has
many friends here who will
join in congratulations.', He
is a Highway Engineer and the
bride is a daughter of County
= Judge of Pecos County. ’ .1
NOTICE TO d
Cotton Growers
Back to School 2
With Supplies From -
PERRY BROS.
5c, 10c & 25c Store .
Notebook Binders .......15 and 25c
Notebook Paper, 160 pages......5c 1
Pencils, 5 for 5c; 3 for 5c; 2 for 5c 5c ea.
Price fixing under the NRA
code for the great oil industry
-ws in prospect at-Washington
Thursday and $1 oil may fol-
low, v —-
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A strike of 2,000 hosiery
workers in Philadelphia causes
15,000 to stop work, and riot-
ing follows, two were killed
and a number wounded.
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State salary cuts are effec-
tive today, Sept. 1st—all cut
from 20 to 30 per cent. Only
$750 tan be spent for an
auto, and only one, person of a
family'can be retained on the
State payroll.
Albert Bates, (indicted on
charges of participating in the
$200,000 ransom kidnapping of
Charles Urschel, was in the
fortified county jail at Pauls
Valley Thursday night await-
ing arraignment Friday.
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Henry Ford calls a confer-
ence of his executives to con-
sider the NRA on the code
question. He is opposed to it
and may decide to refuse' to
come in under it. He says he
is not afraid of a boycott.
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Texas is to receive nearly
$7,000,000 in water way work.
Robbers at Olney, III,, tortur
ed Bernard Weldon, 90, who is
not expected to live, and killed
Mrs. John Schroeder, 85 and
assaulted repeatedly Mary
Schroeder, 47 daughter of the
elderly woman. Mother and
daughter were assaulted re-
peatedly by the robbers. They
only found $10 after a four
hour search.
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Bluitt Burkley, 19," and
Thurman Burkyley, 18, negro
brothers, were indicted Thurs-
day night at Dallas for the
murder of Miss Katheryn
. Prince, 21, assaulted and shot
to death Wednesday night on
a lonely Dallas County road.
The tragedy occurred a few
hours after the couple had been
to Oak Cliff First Baptist
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Boy’s Suits
Get the youngsters ready for
school and fall weather. Dandy
suits that look nice and wear
well--
. 3.98 11.85
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ing school closed last Friday
with an all-day singing. It was
well attended and enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. J. R. Gilmore who has
been seriously ill for some
time is reported some better.
Mr. Jesse Jones and family
and Edd and* Quince Green
with their families were called
to Lone Mountain last Friday
to attend the funeral of Roy
Green, who was killed in an
oil tank at Gladewater last
Thursday. His wife returned
with them to make her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mor-
gan and her mother and sister
of Dallas spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Oliver.
Mr. Edgar Jones is visiting
his uncle at Winnona.
Mr. and Mrs. Rouse spent
Sunday in Longview.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morton
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lindsay from Okla.,'1
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Stanley.
Mr. Charley Stanley and
family moved last Thursday to
Longview to make their home.
Mr. Will Oliver has a con-
tract to build a house at Smy-
ria and he departed Monday to
commence the work. *
Our singing class met Sun-
day night and elected Glen
Helms president, and Weldon
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Smoothing Her Plumage
Old Aunt (despondently):
aWell, I shall not be a nuisance
to you much longer.”
“Don’t talk like that, aunt:
you know you will."
day afternoon which will be
of much benefit to fall gardens
Aunt Lizzie Gaston died
Tuesday at 6:30 a. m. She was
84 years old. Funeral services
were held at Hopewell ceme-
tery.
Mr. Jim Burkham died Wed-
nesday. Burial took place in
Hopewell cemetery.
Little Wonda Rose Harrison
is still on the sick list, al-
though she is reported to be
some better at this writing.
Mr. Charlie Steelman is on
the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Steel-
man visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Steelman Tuesday.
A floor covering, possessing
most of the characteristics of e
linoleum, is now made from
wood flour with rubber as a
binder. ---
WEARCLEAN CLOTHES
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Miss Verna Helen Stephens
entertained with a slumber
party last evening at her
home, honoring her guest Miss
Betty Lane Grigsby of Shreve-
port, La., a popular visitor in
the city.
The early part of the even-
ing seemed to be very dull,
most of the guests spending
the time reading the Denver
Post and Daily Mirror. How-
ever, as the wee hours of ,
morning were approaching the
party began to be very lively:
Bicycle riding, ' swimming
and various- games Were enjoy-
ed. _ ---. ' —
Sndwiches,punch and water =
melbn were served to the fol- .
towing: Misses Virginia Wil-,
Hams, Virginia Chandler, Mary
Mrs. Tom Culberson, Jr.,
who has been quite sick at the
Elmwood Sanitarium for, some
time, was very low Thursday
and Thursday night and grave
fears were entertained for her
recovery.
Miss Rosemary Spann had a
tonsil operation Thursday and
is reported getting along
nicely.
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Typewriter ribbons for all
makes of machines, at the Mir-
Attorney Tarrant of Long-
view, was here attending
County Court Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Briggs Todd
will leave Saturday for a trip
to the World’s Fair at Chicago.
“Do you think we can
squeeze in here?” he asked, as
he entered a crowded bus with
his big date.
"Dear,” she whispered, "I
think we’d better wait until we
get home.”
Fountain Pens, gold point 25c and 35c
Paste, tube or bottle .. .. 5c and 10c
School Scissors ..........10c and 15c
Pencil Sharpeners .......5c and 10c
Pencil Boxes ........ 25c
Practice Tablets.................5c
% Perry Bros.
FOR QUALITY CLEANING \
Call 160. \
New Curlee Suits
This popular brand of clothes are
offering an unusually good look-
ing collection for fall,- New
shades, fine tailoring—
19.75 and up.
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Friday, September 1, 1933, newspaper, September 1, 1933; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1448176/m1/4/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.