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Mrs. Ada Fannin Succumbs at 82 To Long Illness FuncniJ services for Mrs. Ada Lillic Ftinnin, 1)2, lifetime resident of Upshur County. 1 held Friday afternoon ill Hill Baptist Church. Mrs.

Fannin died Thursday, jJun. 18 at the home of a son, Floyd Fannin, in Gilmer after a long illness. She was born 27, 1879 and she became a member of Oak Hill Baptist Church at age 12. Her husband, the late Joe Fannin preceded her in death on Oct. 9, Surviving besides Floyd Fan' nin arc four other rsons, Law; rence Fannin, Hiram Fannin i and Everett Fannin, all of mcr and Ollin Fannin of Austin: two daughters, Mrs.

Ruby i Reynolds of Soules Chapel and Mrs. Iva Mae Housworth of Kl iPaso: 19 grandchildren and 17 i great grandchildren. The Rev. Jim Helton and the i Rev. R.

R. Stracener officiated 'Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Floyd Blackburn, Rozell Harris, Wen- dell Duke, Mancel Petty, Elton Petty, Joe Griffin, Quinn and Sanders Radney. Honorary pallbearers were Charley Green, Claud Bowclen, Judge Pitman, Harvey AUa- way, Wesley Barbel' and Cori key Barber. I Crolcy Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

THIS SEVEN POUND, 4 ounce bass came out of the small hike at the Texas Fish Farms, liu 1 property near Cox. The lake is about 'I years old. Glen holds the fish, snagged on Irolline sel out by L. iM. who resides on Ihe place.

The hatchery has never gotten into operation, but tloes have minnows in its eight ponds at Photo. REVERENT DIGNITY Every funeral service we conduct, even the most modestly priced, is planned with devoted care. We believe in infinite atten- tion to every small detail. Step-by-stcp, a single impression of reverent dignity is created. We relieve the family of all de- tails, attend to everything.

Loycl Funeral Home Kilgore College Lists Its Registration Days HWY. 271 NORTH J--3a77 GILMER, TEXAS I Registration for the spring semester at Kilgore College will he held Monday and Tuesday, January 29 and 30, according to Mrs. June Martin, registrar, i New students who have not hud OCT. ACE, or CEEB tests will be tested in Room All? at 8 a.m. Monday, and will register Tuesday from 8 a.m.

to noon. All other students wil! be registered in alphabetical order of their last names according lo the following schedule; A-K, 8:30 to 10 a.m.; G-L, 10 a.m. to noon; M-R, 1 to 2:30 p.m.; and S-Z, 2:30 to 4 p.m. Registration for classes in the Evening Division will be lie Tuesday and Wednesday uary 30 and 31 at p.m. in the Administration Building, or at Longview High School Thursday and 1 and pi the hour.

Approximately 400 students have already registered, taking advantage of a new program whereby students already attending Kilgore College are allowed to make out their own schedules and pre-rcgister. Advisors in various fields will be on hand to counsel with the student and aid him with his selection of courses. Classes will begin on the day after registration closes. Union Grove News By MRS. M.

P. ALDRIDGE THE GJLMEK MIRROli. Gilmer, Texas January 25, UNION GROVE, Jan. Darwin Smith has been trans- fered from Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri to Benjamin Harrison at Indinapolis, Indiana.

He will attend personnel and finance school for three weeks. His many friends here will be happy to learn that Joe Berry Floyd of Dallas is doing real well since undergoing surgery a week ago. He is at home now and feeling much better. Captain Eugene Berry wrote his mother. Mrs.

C. P. Berry thai he and his family are now settled in their new home. Captain Berry has been at Connally AFB, Waco for the past few years, lias been trans- fered to Oak Ridge, Pa. Arthur Lavoy Dunniant will return to his base in Kansas after a few days leave with Mrs.

Faye Dunnivant and other i datives, another home soon. James L. Aldridgc of Hardin bought the land from is visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.

P. Berry 10 cation while attending to busi- Longvicw lor treatments. He is December 1 ness here. Mrs. Virgil L.

Moore was admitted lo the City Hospital in Gladewater Sunday for lesls. She has been ill with stomach trouble for some time. Mr. 'and Mrs. O.

J. WhiVwell of Dallas visited Mrs. John Moore and Walter last week. Lee Higgins of Dallas visited Mr. E.

L. Higgins last week. He came to have her water pump fixed. froze and burst last week. Mrs.

C. Y. Phillips is still in Kermit with Mrs. C. L.

Kennedy. She plans to stay until her daughter gets her affairs straightened out after the death of her husband. Then they all will return here. Bro. Carl Tyson was admitted lo Hancock Hospital last Thursday with a badly infected heel.

He burned it while fighting a grass fire some lime ago. Mrs. Audry Matlock is now the owner of a new brick home recently completed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenhart.

Mrs. Matlock and Mrs. Lenhart are sisters. The Lenharts plan to build S. Mitchell i Of Lafayette i Dies in Dallas daughters, Mrs.

Marie Boyd Orange and Mrs. Edith Coffey of Dallas; a brother, Jess Mitchell of Alabama and seven grandchildren. I The Rev. L. W.

Pate, the Funeral services for Mr. Lu-I Rcv Earl Mclntosh and Bro. 'Elvis Barton conducted the services. Burial was at Lafayette Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lawrence Dalrymple, Leroy Dalrymple, Vcrnon Dalrymple, 1 llicr Smith Mitchell.

84, of Lafayette were held at 2 p.m. Mondav at Lafayette Baptist Church. Mr. Mitchell died Sunday at Dallas after a long illness. Born in Anderson, S.C.

on Aug. 31, 1877, he came to Texas at the age of 19 and had lived at Lafayette ever since. He was a retired farmer, and had been a Baptist since young manhood, i Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Mitchell: two sons, Lj S. Mitchell Jr.

of Marshall and 1 Billy Mitchell of Odessa; two some betler but still not Mrs. A. C. Baker Sr. was dismissed from a Gladewater hos- pilal Sunday after several Newsom, Marion Dalrymple and Billy Wayne Childress.

Croley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. weeks. Mrs. B. Ehl was also clis- tifijffl KNOW DARN WRll ONLY GWEYOUAOW-HOW! BBSS'.

TYPEWRITERS for The Mirror. rent at tfc Mrs. H. A. Barnett Of Eastview Home After Flu Siege GILMONT-EASTV1EW, Jan.

H. A. Barnctl returned home Tuesday after spending 12 daj's in a Longvicw hospital with flu. Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin nubia of Mt. Vernon spent Tuesday visiting Mr. Rabia's cousin, Mrs. J. M.

Beckham. Mrs. L. E. Calverl returned Saturday from visiting her son, Ted, in Ml.

Pleasant. Sunday guests of the Gene Thorntons were Mr. Thornton's brother, George and Mrs. i Thornton from Longview and I the Thorntons' son, Jim Darnell and family who ware here from Judson for the week end. Mrs.

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