The Gilmer Mirror from Gilmer, Texas • Page 7

Union Grove Student in One Family Hove Perfect Attendance UNION GROVE, May School stuclunls aWalxied medals for perfect attendance last Thursday uighl included five children'of Mi 1 and Mrs. R. McGrary. Anil John Mackey. son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Mackey has attended schb'ol nine terms without beih'g absent. Union Grove coach Warren presented medals Friday night to the following students: Darwin Smith, senior class best citizen; -Suzanne Groer sophomore best citizen' and Signa McCrary, freshman' class best, citizen; Mary Lou Huss, band member; Bo Johnston, niost athletic boy; Martha Watts, most athletic girl; Gcorye Smith, and Darwin Smith, salutator- jan.

fjr. Wylic Jenkins of Tyler Junior used a healthy sprinkling of jokes to make some points in the commcncc- iiient i talk to ihe graduating idhss Friday night. Billy Ver- I non, son of Mrs. Maurine Bell of Gladewatei-, sang "Halls of Ivy." The seniors left for a 0-day trip to Colorado. Their class fund was the largest ever raised at the school.

Bo Johnson was unable to make the trip because of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Jack Johnston, who is in a Lorigview hospital following surgery. Also at her bedside are her daughter Beth of Dallas, and son, U. and Mrs. Johnston of Houston.

FIRST afliy IKO.I/ telephone, see Mr. Whitworth or Mrs. Martha Lansdale, office secretary, in the office on the southeast corner of the square. How long has it been since QU traveled by YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the many.new features of today's modern GREYHOUND coaches! Revolutionary air- siKpension ride. Adviikc'cl Picture windows.

Comfortable easy chairs. And even washrooms 'on the exclusive Sccmcruiscrs! More much more comfort! Yet Greybo'itiiJl'fare's are lower toJay than they we're tWenty-fivc years ajjb. Dallas Sart Aiitoiiioii Hiiustiin S5.BO Gulvcslnn S7.50 Angeles Oklahuina City S8.05 NfcU- rtrleiiiiis llrit Liiilc Kick Fatti theu'n way plut U.S. tan i HitiNfc fi Lucius B. Hart, 71, publisher of the.

Wood Co. Echo fur the past 25 years, died at his home in Quitnmn Friday after an illness of 19 days. Funeral services were held Saturday in the First Baptist Church, Rev. David Griffin, pastor, officiating, interment was in Quilman Cemetery. lie was a native of Wood County and attended Hie Quilman public schools.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church and a Mason. He had been jn Ihe newspaper business with his son, Sam Hart, at the lime of his death. lie is survived by his wife and two sons. Sam Hart of Quitman and Thomas Corley Hart of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Earl G.

Thomas and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Amacker. Dallas: Mrs. Joseph M. Lee of Terrell and Mrs.

W. W. Brittain of Sulphur Springs; and two sisters, Miss Rhonda Hart of Dallas and Mrs. Clyde Jordan of Alba. Mr.

Hart was related to the Hart families of Upshur County and was a faithful attendant of the Hart family reunion. He iad many friends in both Upshur and Wood Counties. With Mr. Hart's passing went one of the last old-lime "country" journalists in this section of Texas. He had spent most of his.

adult life "newspapering" in Wood County. He 'established the Wood Co. i Paul Stbyc of Paios Estates, will be in CJil- mer June J.a'rid 4 at the Gil- mcr. High School Atidtiornim. lie will aii'ditirth stiidfehts who in the NafioHaJ Pi- and Aiiditidris by the National International Guild of Piano Teachers.

Stullcnts from ciiimei- and rieighBo'rihg iowiis will participate in tiiis fev'ehl. Teaclifers who jvili enter st'u'dehts iiiciude Mrs. Hdllis Ai-hdld, Deh- soh aikl Miss SiellU McClelland. Mr. Stove's early musical training was pursued at the Royal Conservatory of Music at Leipsig and at the University of with gr'aduillb 'at the University Dr.

Fl'oreiiz Zjegfekl brought hiin to the Chicago Musical College as iiead of the piano dfepartmimt and one of the musical directors. After a four- year concert t'plir of Europe and the. United States he became professor and head of tlie piano department of 'Drake University. Mr. Sl'oye is a member of the national professibiial hdnor'ary rri'usi'c fraternities, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfohia and Pi, Kappa Lambda.

He is a certified teacher of the California Music Teachers' Association. Gilmer Retail Merchant Association Represented At Galreston Conference Will It At Calvary ftaptttt Suit. The Upshur Round-Up Singing be at Calvary Baptist Church in Gilmer May 29 beginning at p.m. The Kelsey Ross Quartet 1'roiii Quilman, the Pittsburg the Dent Hill Quartet, the Deborah Air Quartet Lorigview many other special sihgbrs will be J. ft.

Richards will be in charge and everyone is invited. J.B.CapM,74, Uithyr Native, Taken by Death Funeral services for J. B. Capps, 74, Were held May 19 at Willow Oak Baptist Church, with the Rev. W.

A. Lu'ncefdrd and the Rev. Ott Robertson officiating. Burial was in the Willow.Oak Cemetery. A native of Upshur County, tfr.

Capps was a farmer heir Pittsb'urg for many year's, lie died Tuesday, May 17, at the home of his Mrs. H. D. Gage, near Prilchett. Survivors include four O.

C. Capps of Bossier Cijy, Joe Capps of Seminole; Marvin Capps and M. C. Capps of Midland: three daughters, A. Brancli of Midland, Mrs.

Floyd Melton of Ore City and Mrs. Gage: 2ii grandchildren 11 great-grandchildren. Elton Wilburn, owner of the Retail As- Eeho in the depression year of I socialion, and Mrs. Lila Horns- 1930 with no plant, no'adver- fo'. operator, attended the 55th pencil and a lot of determinal- Born on a farm 3 miles north Sunday through Tuesday.

The Rt 2 of Mineola, as a young man he speakers included Kslil. Vance, p-m' 'president of Fort Worth Nat- i. Rchaid ional Bank. Melton Doyle MeHon, George Capps, Joe Carol GnLitney, Roy went to work for Perm) Thomas, then published the Wood County Democrat, in Quitman. Mr.

Hart married Mr. Thomas' daughter in 1905 and a partner in publishing the Democrat. After Mr. Thomas died, Mr. MnLuraFarntr ofCoieordOlts Mrs.

Laura C. Farmer of Concord, i longtime resident of Upshur County, died at her home at a. Tuesday, Maj- 24,. At her death, Mrs. Farmer was 9i years, 10 indhths and 14 days old.

She was born in her parents brought hcr.to'tfp- shilr Cotinty as a baby. She had been a member of. the. Baptist faith since heir; youth. Her husband, Freeman Farmer, died in 1922.

Surviving her are a son; Ovie Farmer, a. daughter, Mrs. Maggie Willis, bolh. pf Concord, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3 p.

Wednesday, from Concord. with live Kev. officiating. Burial was in Concord Cemetery. Croley Funeral Home wds in charge of arrahge'ments.

THE CILMER MIRROR, Gilmcr, May is, LcRoy Anderson. A short business meeting was i held and the following were elected: Fred Gray, pres-I ident, Ruth Gray, vice-president and Frances White, secretary. The meeting adjourned for refreshments and fellowship. MT. PLEASANT NEWS MT.

PLEASANT, May Jerry Singleton, who is in the Air Force, spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. Nannie McCullough. and family of Houston arid Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goolsby of Mt.

Pleasant visited their mother, Mrs. Nannie McCullough, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Finney of Dallas spent Sunday visiting her brother, Boot Bullard, and family.

Boot Bullard is working in Daingerfield this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Singleton I on Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Williams and Donna left Tuesday for Galveston, where Donna was scheduled to undergo heart surgery at John Scaly Hospital Mr. Hart's philosophy of life was expressed in the quotat- arrangements, ion he set up under the head of his paper: "1 shall pass through this world hut once. Hart look over management of! Any good thing, therefore, that the paper, but after 1 can do, oi- ahj- kindness 1 can years sold it and went to Dal- show any human being, let me las. He an'ii his family ret'ui-ne'd I do it now I shall hot pass in 1030.

way agaih." Fuller and Charles Gautney. Croley Funeral Homo directed 54E.Mt. At Homecoming Annual IVoriiecoming for East Mountain students, ex-students, teachers, eS-teachers and visitors whs held May 22 at the school. President JSsker Richardson called the meeting, to order. Prayer was led by S.

Hul'f- hines. School Superintendent J. C. Smith welcomed everyone present. Betty Ruth Bakersang "Stardust" arid "I'll Sec You Again." Mary France's Matiiis, Bettie Barnett and Marianne Kenhi- mer sang, "The Songs My Mother Used To Sing" and' "the Happy Wanderer." D.

T. Loyd, former superintendent marie a 1 short talk. Mr called the roll ac- cordin.to classes, starting with 4. One was present from the 1934 class. Fifty-four ex-students were present, with their families and friends.

Former teachers present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray. Mrs.lJ. Stembridge, D.

T. Loyd. and AUTO WASH GREASE PRICE CHANGES EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 Because ot the increase in water rotes in Gilmer, we are compelled to adjust our car washing rotes. New prices will be: Single Wash Single Grease S1.50 $1.25 WASH And GREASE $2.75 DON'S GULF SERVICE STATION RAY'S SERVICE STATION PUCKEtT SERVICE STATION Cty MOTOR COMPANY LONG MOTOR COMPANY FEN NELL'S SUPER SERVICE ARNOLD'S SERVICE STATidN OW6N tbWpEN SERVICE STATION BYMAN STEMBRIDGE GULF StftVlCE STA. BOWtN'S SERVICE STATION M.

E. FINNEY SERVICE STATION GUY SMITH HUCHINGSON SERVICE STATION ARNOLD MOTOR COMPANY Wide Selection AH Makes AH Models Best Values in Town Lowest Possible Terms WHEN YOU CAN FIND THE RIOHT USED CAR OR TRUCK AT THE RIGHT PRICE RIGHT AT YOUR USED CAR and TRUCK Set four RDHO LONG MOTOR COMPANY 105 H.rriion Tl EMM Contor Jhow KLYY at 9 NATIONAL CRACKERS lb.23c DECKER'S LdNCHEOHETTE. 31c STOKLEY PEACHES, 303 can. 5 for 1.00 LiPfOlttA ilb.35« GLADIOLA FLOUR 10 Ibs. 89c ARMCtbti StJOS ALL PURPOSE 53c Deep Brown Beans 8 for 1.00 IJiiBV'fe iOR ML MONT Fruit Cbcktdil, 303 can 4 for 1.00 POPPY LOVfc DOiS 3for25c LIBBY'S Sour or Dill Pickles pt.

25c Comstock Pie Apple! No. 2 can 23c LUSTER CREAM SHAMPOO 200size 1.59 Plus Tax COLGATE TOOTH PASTE 63e size 49t SUGAR 10 Lbs. 89" LIGHT CRUST FLOUR 25 LBS. 99 8-Lb. Bucket WICKHAM PURE LARD $112 PET or CARNATION MILK Large Your GLADIOLA Newsptpcr Coupon CAKE MIXES YILLOW WHITf DEVIL'S FOOD MARBLE (WITH COUPON) fir 25 PICNIC HAMS OK BOSTON BUTTS SfilCEU FREE Lb.

35 CHUCK ROAST HAMIURQER MEAT LONISTIAK AGED HOOP CHEESE Ib. 3Sc 3 Ibs. 8Sc lb.49e lb.59« Effective Friday ft Saturday We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities And To Refuse Sale To Dealers WHY PAY TO SHOP? WE HAVE PLENTY FRIE PARKING! BARBERS filOCEIT Ml N. WOOD AND PHONE TH.2M4.