The Gilmer Mirror from Gilmer, Texas • Page 7

THK C1I1.MKU MlltliOIi, CJiliiKT, Nov. 10, Town Talk GMmur IlospiUil Administrator Glenn Bum) recently member of Gilmcr Roliuy Club. LI. H. W.

Oliver of lhu Kire und children spent the week end with his parents. Ihc J. L. Lognns of S. Montgomery.

Mr. and Mrs. Romie Bishop visitors Sunduy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Uoroughs and family from Clinton and Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Arnold and family from Jrvinjj. Mi', and Mrs. L. L.

Uerry have just returned from a weeks visit at Sheppard Air Dona Michele Downs Born at Gladewoter Mr. Downs and of Mrs. Michael Longview announce the birth of a daughter, Dana Michele, on Nov. :) ill Gladewater Municipal Hospital. She weighed 0 pounds, 12 ounces at birth.

Grandparents fire Mr. and Mrs. Dell Davis Sr. of Rt. 2, Gilmer, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Downs of 3, Gil- lylR. AND MRS. GLEN STOCKS of Rt. Gilmer, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Ilieir (laughter, Susan, to Ray Nugent, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Diiin Nugent, Kt Gilmer. The wedding will take place Saturday evening, Dec. 2, al the Concord Daptist C'hwcb. Hospital News ADMITTED: B.

Henderson, rs. Joseph Duhon, Melissri Williams, Leo Strange, Plwis Jones, Fay- runc Kohinson, Mrs. F. H. Coventry.

1 a a I Lee Uollon. a James 11, Green. I i K. iloukins, L. Carver.

OIL- Uussoll Turner. DISMISSED: Gilmcr Christopher VV. ChoEUe, Alexander Chole, John Ron vis, Ringo Drue H. Wade, Bonit ti Jiiiincl) Stewnrt, Donald Leon I3iirn.es Mrs. Howard Calverl, J.

C. Johnson, i Ncitn Jane Jones, Rufus J. Chirk, Oliver Johnson, Lcla i M. Mcdlin. Henry Cnl- hotm.

O'Rand. "I saw it in The Mirror." SAFE DRIVERS SAVE DOLLARS WITH Riverside Insurance Company TOM DAVIS EAST TEXAS INSURANCE AGENCY rirosi: sn-ssn 201 MARSHALL ST. (Continued page major lines back in service Force Uase, Wichita Falls, Monday morning. visiting his son, Dr. nnd Mrs.

William Berry and sister, Esther, Ina, and Jewel of Wichita Kails. Also they visited Donald B. Berry of Ft. Worth and brother, James H. Berry of Dallas.

"Donald B. Berry has just returned from the annual convention of the Southwestern Stoles Electrical Engineers, held a I Texas University this yoar. He has ended a year as president of the organization. Six Gilmer Men To Hunt Deer In Llano Area Six Gilmcr men were scheduled to leave Wednesday of this week on a deer hunting trip to the Hill Country near Llano. They are Vernon Vick, L.

N. Coe, Ermin Clark, Dr. Ted George Pool, foreman crew of Precinct 3 Commissioner nin, said that tho men were road crew of Everett Fan- a.m. Monday, in the Enoch Ford, Lary Penick and Temple H. Ingram.

Also in the parly will be Vim Bulchcrmi and J. R. VanClove of Galveston, Eddie Dyiii of Ft. Worth Ray Lyons of Wealherford. out about 7 "Five roads Community were blocked," he said.

The crews were still picking up debris strewn on the roads in the area through out the morning. In the city of Gilmer, there was considerable uprooting and twisting of trees in a path from the urea just south of Deon's Lumber Company on South Montgomery through a pine thicket, and across U.S. 271 south between the Hwy. 154 intersection and the junior high school. Mangled Pine Grove One of the most graphic evidence that the storm was a twister was a mangled and twisted pine grove on South Montgomery about a quarter mile south of Dean's Lumber Mill.

Just to the west across Montgomery several trees were uprooted, two in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Griggs narrowly missing! MISS KATHY JANK HOLMES will exchange marriage vows with Russell Khihardl Pencil Ml at the Calvary Daptist Church in Gilmer on February 1 She is Hie daughter of Mrs. VV. II.

Holmes of Gilmc-r and Ihe late Mr. Holmes and lie is the son of H. E. Ferrell of Orange, and Mrs. Lois T.

Ferrell of Houston. CROLEY PHONE 11 3.2555 Calvary Kindergarten Mothers Set Bake Sale The mothers of the Calvary Baptist Kindergarten will sponsor Wednesday, Nov. 22 al Safeway and PiRgly Wiggly. Purpose of the sale is to raise money for a reading machine. Anyone wishing to place an order for a special kind housc.

The most extensive electrical power outage in Gilmer was on Highway 271 south near Robertson's Grocery and Gilmcr Potteries where trees blown over knocked out one 21,000 volt circuit, stopping polfcrics i operations for five hours bake sale on nti ccU icity was resU rcd Also numerous coses of trees falling on individual lines, blowing fuses and other damages were repaired in south Gilmer. Workmen were "out all night" 843-1)219; 725-G2-12 or 2070, or 4 -by any Calvary class mother. YOUR YOUR TIRE NEEDS Your General Tire Dealer LONG MOTOR CO. THIS WEEK $20.00 DISCOUNT ON ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD OVER $100.00 5-PIECE MAPLE DINETTE Round Table and Four Chairs 129 $20 OFF On All Dinette Suites 7-PIECE SPANISH DINETTE Larqe Table and 6 Chairs. Red and Black SPECIAL 16995 MODERN DINETTE SUITE Round Table and Round Cane Back Chairs SPECIAL WILLIAMS FURNITURE Top Qff Cnr WMh the Slurdivant.

Car at the intersection of Highways 154 and 271 was taken off by the winds. The damage also continued to Ihc northeast of Gilmcr, At the Jimmy Kord house five miles west of Ore Cily on FM 1G49 the storm blew over a large pine tree that first struck the corner of the house and came to rest on the trunk of a Ford car parked in the yard. Reid Allfiood, two miles northeast of Gilmer, had two metal barns on concrete foundations blown away with several thousand dollars worth of damage estimated. There were no animals or hay in the barns. Insurance adjusters reported that most damages were minor running into several hundred dollars on some claims, including roofs blown off out buildings, some chicken coops destroyed.

A tree fell on the L. R. Hall housc east of Gilmcr causing some $300 in roof damage. RIBBONS for typewriters, adding machines, at The Mirror. 1972-73 TEXAS ALMANACS now on sale al The Gilmer, Mirror.

Here's Help for Medicare and Welfare Patients If you are confined to bed, wouldn't it be more comfortable for you, easier for those who fori you, if you were in a hoi-i bed? Or you have difficulty in going to and I from the bathroom, maybe you need a bediide or portable commode. Perhapi a wheel chair Is what would hel to make life eailer for I everyone around, you' could move youraelf or moved from room to room or. even to the dining table. I Or If you are able to walk but are not as agile you were the various types of walkers may offer much-! needed assistance. All of these Items are available from HOGG'S i PHARMACY at small Medicare patients and at no cost at all to Welfare iReceipients, We invite you to contact us at HOGG'S and we will fry our best to supply you jwilh all your medical needs.

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