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G1LMEK MIRROR, Gilmer. Texas Dec. 2, 1965 Cwnmviiity Newt Pi ORE CITY ORE CITY, and Mrs. D. S.

Campbell, Janice and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. James Pomeroy traveled to Alabama to at- tende the funeral of Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. Lois C.

Williams. Mrs. Williams died Nov. 18 following a long illness. She was a teacher at Keystone Heights, Florida, and was listed in the "Who's Who" in American Education.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Davis, and granddaughter Sharon ot Keystone Heights. end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pomeroy was his sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Aldredgc of Houston, and the Pomeroys daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Jeans and family of Marshall. Thanksgiving week end visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Campbell was their daughter, Capt. and Mrs.

F. M. Cook, Randy and Wayne, of Holloman AFP, New Mexico. The Cooks are in the process of transfering to an Air Force base in Idaho. and Mrs.

G. N. Hill, Gary, Jerry, and Sharon spent the week end visiting his mother. Mrs. Christie Hill, in Fort Worth.

Members of the choir of the Methodist Church, and several other church members traveled to the Oak Lawn Rest Home in Gilmer Sunday, Nov. 21. Rev. Adair brought a message to the patients, and special songs were sung by Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Lattimore. with several songs being sung by the choir. Approximately 30 persons attended. Week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Ward were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beard, Ronald and Brenda of Houston, and the Ward's daughter, Linda, a student at the University of Oklahoma.

Linda Ward, Mary Alice Arrington, Johnny Brian, and Jack Jones traveled Nov. 26 to Houston to hear Billy Graham. Bill Payton and sons, Steve and Mike attended the Dallas-Cleveland football game in Dallas Sunday, Nov. 21. Making the trip with them was Bill Maxwell.

Five and six class of the Ore City Methodist Church enjoyed a hike and picnic Friday, Nov. 6th at the lake. Those attending were Mike Lee, David Kidder, Baxter Nelson, Bill Brasher, Gregg Burke, Jack and Lee Newsom, and the teachers, Mrs. Bill Payton and Mrs. Weldon Newsom.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couch, Karen and Mike spent the holidays visiting her mother, Mrs. W. R.

Aaron in Leachville, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Bogue enjoyed the Thanksgiving holidays by camping out in Franklin County deer hunting. Both killed a deer.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doss and family spent the holidays in Sulphur Springs visiting his mother, Mrs. Roy Doss. The First Baptist Church is holding their annual Week of Prayer for the Lottie Moon Christmas offering for Foreign Missions.

They meet each morning at 10. Community News From MINGS CHAPEL BY MRS. E. C. PALMER MINGS CHAPEL, Dec.

Mrs. Earl Harris and children of Houston spent Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson and other relatives. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Young, Beatrice, and Marie Saturday were Mr, and Mrs. Craig Bridegam of Port Arthur and Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Speir of Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Will Beavers and Virgil Beavers of Irving visited here during Thanksgiving.

Mr. and Mrs. Youngblood and children of Enid Oklahoma visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Maddox, Olan, Jane, and Mike and Mr.

and Mrs. Duran Youngblood during the holidays. Dan Smith of Dallas spent the week end here with relatives. Mrs. Margaret Ellington returned to her home in Garden City, Saturday after a two months visit with her relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Childress and baby of Dallas spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Childress and other relatives.

Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin, Carol, Melba, and Lonnie Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKay of Jacksonville.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jordan and baby of Ft. Worth spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Jordan. They also visited his grandmother, Mrs. W.

L. Palmer who is still seriously ill at Hancock Hospital in Gladewater. Mrs. Tressie Johnson went to Austin Sunday to meet Mrs. Verlie Schourock and daughter, Nancy Claire, who is studying for her master's degree at Texas University.

News was received here last week that Floyd Ellis had died of a heart attack in California where he lived. He was reared in the community. Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Smith Ronnie, Sally, and Martha, of Colorado City spent Thanksgiving week end with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Alford, Helen, and Terry spent Sunday in Winnsboro where they met relatives from Dallas "for a family Thanksgiving get-together. They also visited her grandmother, Mrs. Kight. Rev.

J. C. Henderson and a group from Glade Creek Church brought the Sunday afternoon devotional and song service at the Nightingale Convalescent Home. of God's Song Meet Is Sunday Gilmer Assembly of God Church's song convention is scheduled to start at 2:15 p.m. this Sunday at the church, announced Harry i Southern.

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Mrs. Minnie Stephenson visited Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Halyard Sunday and attended Willow Oak Baptist Church. Kay Haralson spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Haralson. Mrs. Juanell Stewart and Vickie visited Mr. and Mrs. G.

C. Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Duke visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Orris Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittmon of Dallas visited Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Pittmon. Miss Carolyn Hill was home this week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Hill.

Billy Jack Youngkin was home from Texas with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fielden. Saundra Pate attended a singing convention in Rusk Sunday. Mrs.

Dan Parrish of Marshall visited Mr. and Mrs. Chess Bishop Wednesday. Mrs. George Partal and Jerry Sewell of Dallas, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Ray Murrell and children and Mrs. Elmer ray had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Huggins and Betty.

Mr. and Mrs. Devon Roberts of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fielden last week end.

Federal Continued from po0e I) een available before, Mr. 'ilson said. During the summer the ilmur district ordered ience materials under DBA and received approval an expenditure of $740.96 Bruce School, $250 at Giler High and $100 at Giler Elementary. Action by the last Texas gislature, in addition to UNION GROVE SCHOOL'S Harvest Festival queens and escorts pose in regal splendor. High school Queen a Linda Stanley with her escort Donny Watkins; and elementary school queen is Gay Nell Owens with her escort Walter Studio.

Community News from CEDAR SPRINGS Open House Set ot Hawkins for New Doctor Big Sandy and Hawkins residents have a new doctor, R. E. Liverman, DO, who opened the Hawkins Osteopathic Clinic last week. He came to the area from Duncanville, near Dallas. An open house honoring Dr.

Liverman and his family will be held Sunday afternoon at the Hawkins clinic. Syrup Mill Located; Two Men Are Charged Deputy Sheriff Avis Ray reports pieces of that syrup mill stolen near Gilmer have been located. They were sold to a Gladewater junk dealer. Two white men have been charged with the theft. In their early 20's, one is still dn jail and the other has posted bond.

CEDAR SPRINGS, Dec. 1 WMU is observing the Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions Nov. 28 through 3ec. 4. Mrs.

Ruth Freeman in charge. The Cedar Springs Choir enjoyed a hay ride and wiener roast last Wednesday night. Sponsors were Richard Andrews, choir director, Mrs. Mary Humphrey and Mrs. Fayrene Green.

Holiday visitors in the Odus Humphrey home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Humphrey and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Rex King of Longview and Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Crawley of Tyler. Mrs.

Ruth Freeman and Mrs. Jean Bowman spent last Tuesday in Dallas visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Walls. Visitors of the Jimmie Freemans for the holidays were Mr.

and Mrs. Marlin Massey and baby of Ruston; Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Johnson of Texarkana; Mrs. Mary Batterton and children of Longview; Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Minor, Gilmer; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norman, Mesquite and Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Haley and children of Lone Star. Holiday visitors in the Joseph Reynolds home were Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Warren and Mrs. Mavon Barns and children of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Linual Reynolds of Longview and Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Jester and Malvin Lee of Pittsburg. Mrs. David Reynolds and children are spending the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Grant spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. G.

M. Scarborough of Carthage and Rev. and Mrs. B. A.

Grant of Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Martin spent Thanksgiving with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Martin Jr.

of Mexia. Durand Crawford who is attending East Texas Baptist College spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Crawford. Jay Price of Dallas visited Edie Green over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Andrews are parents of a baby girl, born Friday, Nov.

26. She weighed 5 pounds and is named Tina. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Andrews, Sr. CEDAR SPRINGS, Nov. 23 Ann Andrews was honored with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Thursday night.

The refreshment table was overlaid with a pink net trimmed with pink Courteous Convenient Competitive Construction Supply Co. Ph. 834-2534 and blue flowers. Games were played and the honoree was presented a corsage of pink and blue ribbon, net and baby a tl r. Pink punch, white cake squares with blue flowers, white mints and mixed nuts were served to fifteen guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Camp visited her daughters, Mrs. Glenda Martin in Nacogdoches and Mrs. Ray Dial in Houston.

Cedar Springs welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris and two children of Lone Star. They bought the Bun McCain farm. Sam Catron and E.

H. Martin are sick. The Rev. Mike Bowen, pastor at Cedar Springs, received word Sunday afternoon that his father of Atlanta, had a heart attack and was in serious condition. The Rev.

Bowen's sister and family arrived at ic Bowen home Sunday orning from Atlanta to icnd the week. gave the nchool dUirict in new funds to supplement certain pay. The Supplementary Salary Aid Plan is aimed pecially at helping to attract new Nine beginning Gilmer teachers got extra first year teacher and five second- year teachers got $100 more and two third-year teachers got an extra $50 each. Current state minimum salary for a beginning teacher is $4,104 and minimum for a teacher with one year's experience is $4,221. saw it in the Mirror." IT'S HERE Just in Time for Christmas the New Wurlitzer Golden Line Organs TRY IT! PROVE IT! A Wurlitzer Organ can offer you and your family more enjoyment than any other instrument you can buy.

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