The Gilmer Mirror from Gilmer, Texas • Page 13

Latch News By MRS. I. H. BOUKNIGHT LATCH, June of Mr. and Mrs.

Hearn last week was their Odell Hearn from Nashville, Tenn. He and his patents visited anothei son, jThurman Hearn in Grand Prairie. They also a daughtci, Mr. and Mrs J. Crables in iFort Worth.

Their grandchildren, Sarah Ann and Butch came home with them to spend two weeks; Home to help Odis Bauman celebrate his 61st birthday June II was Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith and his eight grandchildren of Marshall.

His Madison, was also here. The dinner at the family home consisted of fried chicken with all the tnm- nimgs. Mrs. Mattie Ellison of Midland and'Mr. and Mrs Thurman (Farmer of Ft.

Woith were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellison last week. Miss Emma Jean Bouknight of Dallas spent two weeks with mothei, Mrs Minnie Bouk- nighl, and other relatives Veia of Dallas was heie week and Emma Jean ac(companied her'tb Dallas-Sun- iday Bobby Harmar of Houston was; here 'to see 'Emma last I week. 1 Guests in the home of Mr.

and (Mrs. Lon Borden June 1 were jthcir daughter, Mr and Mrs i George Mathis of Texarkana, Mis Wayne Gillum and son of Tyler, her nephew, Bobby Jack Simpson, and his mother, Mrs. i Elmer Simpson. Mrs. Borden made a business to Tyler Monday and at- I tended a birthday dinner for I her grandson, Dennis Wayne jGillum.

Mi. and Mrs. B. Maywald made a business trip to Paris Tuesday. -Visitors in their home last week were Mr.

and Mrs. Gandy and their, son and daughtei-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Maywald of Navasota Also their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Weatheiall and ion of Talco visited them Mrs May Borden made a 1 business trip to Greenville Fri- wlio have been there for week visiting Mike's mother, Mrs Doris Bryce. Paulette Sandeu of Houston has been here visiting Miss Sylvia Poole. The Latch Good Neighbor Club will meet Thursday, June 12, at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Minnie Bouknight. A reading party will be held.

Mrs Polly Bouknight gave a party for the young folks at he home Saturday night Game were played and punch and cookies were served to Evalena Chambeilam, Ronnie Poole Wayne Barton June Barton Ann Bouknight, June Buchanan Emma Jean Bouknight, Mrs Minnie Bouknight, and Oren Steclman. Russell fell Sunday night at his home. He suffered bruises but is reported better now Joe Thompson, Elvis Borden, T. R. Thompson; Reese Smith, George Gaston, and E.

H. Bouk'- mght aie building foui hen houses east of Gilmer for James Gee. Each house will hold three thousand hens and will be ready to stock in July. Mr and Mis Kenneth Thompson, who were recently mauled, have moved into a house belonging to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Thompson. Her parents, Mr and Mrs, Jullean were here Saturday. Joe Mathis of Waco is here to build a curb around his lot at the cemetery and errect a monument this week. News of Diana By MRS. W.

F. FLEENOR day. Visitor at church Sunday was John Nipper of Longview and Mrs Margaiet Caves Mr. and Mrs. ByrcT Steelman and son of Dallas here Sunday and attended church.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lane and children of Corsicaha were visitors Mir. and Mrs Curley Lane, Sunday. Mrs -Bertha Bn vacation this week.

Guests in the home of Mrs Wayne Thompson was her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank pella and son, Grey, of Wray Colo. Bobby Kennimer is visiting relatives and friends in Houston for two weeks. Mrs.

Myers Poole's foot was badly cut while she 1 was tending to her broiler houses Thursday afternoon. A heavy tin dooi fell Gilmer Mdn't Grandson Joins Marshall's Stare A third generation Marshall has joined Marshall's Depait- ment Store in Ml. Pleasant. He is Frank Mai shall, son of Frank Marshall of Mt. Pleasant and grandson J.

W. Marshall of Gilmer. All three Marshalls are active in stoies operated by the firm in Mt. Pleasant and Gilmer. It also operates in Pittsburg and Sulphur Springs.

Frank Marshall was a May graduate from Baylor University. MISS GALE BEAN Ex-Kelsey Resident to Study Music Miss'Gale Bean of Dallas appeared May 13 as soloist with the Southern University Symphony Oichesiia She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivon A Bean formerly of this county, and granddaughter, of. Jones and of Mrs. Moroni Hain- Deilm of Kelsey. She was chosen for this performance from a field of 20 finalist; in a concerto contest.

Monday Lubbock, she with other young musicians repiesent Dallas at the state music She is program chairman foi Texas Music Student Affjliaie Gi oup, a member of Sunset High School's morn- ng meditation committee; and a straight student She ilans to major music at Jrigham Young Univeisity, Utah. Gale is a'n active ward worker in the Church of Jesus Christ if Latter-Day Saints. She is Sunday School and MIA or- lanist and Primary secretary 'Jovv working for hei Silvei jleaner Award, she'holds both he Honoi Bee and Mia Joy wards. DIANA, June Harlow is visiting tor two weeks in Roger, Ark. Mrs.

Max Oliver had surgery last at Ragland-Fenlaw Hospital. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.

Lester were, Mrs. Kate Johnson of Marshall, Mrs. J. M. Farmer and Mrs Joe Douglas! i Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Norman and Keith of Hosston, La, visited with iclativcs here Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Lester and daughters of Abilene are visiting, with his patents, Mr, and Mrs. Holly Lester. Deepest sympathy to the family of Williams Relatives arid friends were here to attend the funeral frbhij Norman, Okla, San Antonio, Lubbock, Midland, Dallas, Tyler, Mesquite and many other places.

Rhonesboro News By MRS. LEO CARLOCK on her foot It lequired stitches to sew It up. 12 I Joe Mathis of Waco is on his and is visiting his sis- jter, Mrs Tom Petty. Mr Dollie Chamberlain is in Roaring Springs, Okla visiting her son, Ted Chamberlain. Patricia, daughter of Mt and IMrs B.

Wallace, is spending a few days Dallas Mr and Mrs. Myeis Poole, Sylvia Jean and Maik went'to I Pasadena Sunday to. get their 'son, Ronny, and Mike Sanders Several from I Here Attend Family Reunion The Nations Family Reunion was held in Keist Park in Dallas Sunday, June 8. Those fiom Gil- mcr attending weie Mi. and Mrs.

Ernest L. Nations, Nannie McCullough, and Conine Singleton. Others attending were An- dtew and Ellen Eaton, Ethel Opal and David Neely, Mi. and Mrs Edd McLendon, Mr. and Mis.

F. 0. Nations, Ada Goolsby, Mr and Mis Allie iFlowers and Eddie, Eppie Mitchell, Eustes, Minnie, and Uricia Nations, Wilma and Bruce Hackfelt, and Mr. and Mrs. Lymon Nations.

Also Mr. and Mrs. Claude'Na- tions, Fannie Nations, Mr. and JMis. Boy Mis.

Gloria Brown and Gayle, Mr. and Mis. Mclvin Coffman, Marlon Dow, I Mr. and Mrs; George Overby, and Mrs. Herman Nations and sons, BilHe Jean Nations, Mrs.

Pearl Jordan, Mrs. Floy Nations, Curtis Howard, and I Bill Nations, Dennis, and Billy i jcan i Also attending were Ralph Nations, Mr. and Mis. D. Na, tions, Virgil T.

Nations, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. W. Howaid, Alfred Howard, Chester, Mary Chester, i Andrew Phclps, Randall, Mabel, Jcancne, and Phyllis Sue Ward, and 'Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Southard. There were severity-five piesent for the morning services at the Rhonesboro Baptist Church last Sunday, including visitors from Dallas, Gilmer, Hallsville, Big Sandy, Garland and Oklahoma- One new member was received for baptism Two window fans are being installed in the church this week Last Friday night about 32 weie gathered for prayer meeting at the Bill McMullm home near Longview This Fn- day, the last befoie the levival meeting stalls Sunday, the chuich will meet at the Geoige Sutton home in Rhonesboro. Visitors of the Geoige Suttons Horace Ray Wins Prize In Ark. Fishing Contest Mr.

and Mrs, Horace Ray and Lenny spent a week end at the Narrows Lake in' Arkansas with Mrs Ray's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day, Donna and Scotty of New London. While there, Horace Ray entered a 2 oz. crappie in the fishing contest and won a Johnson spinning- reel.

The next day he entered a crappie that weighed 1 lb. oz and lost that day's prize by IVt oz He caught both crappie while fishing, for bass with a blacic and white big bass -bait. Donna Day also brought home a prize for the largest bass of the day in the chldreri's 'division, weighing nearly four pounds. and son Ronny of Gilmcr. Mrs.

Aubiey Carlock and Mary Sue were house guests of Mrs Leo Cailock last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Richaidson of Dallas were here foi the week, end and Mi and Mrs Haskell Gibson and baby of Dallas spent Sunday night in the Richardson home here Mrs Upshur Worley of Lancaster was a visitor of the Walter Davises foi seveial days last week Hei son, Noel Woiley of Dallas and Red Oak came for hei Monday night. Mi and Mrs Raymond Mc- Kmney and little son Martin of Visitors of the Geoige Suttons nil ui and Bustei Swanneis last week al ehre week end visitois end weie Mr and Arlan uJ1M 1 Sutton and guls of Dallas and Mr and Mis McNutt and daughtei of Hughes' Springs, also Rufus Sutton of Quitman. Misses Diane Pmson' and Mary Alice Reid of East Point in Wood County accompanied. Rev.

and Mis Glen Cairoll home for a while Sunday aftei- noon Other visitors in the Glen Carroll and Ben Johnson home one day last week were Mrs Lena Carlock and Maiy Sue of Dallas with Mrs Welby Carlock, also Mis Caiolyn Carlock and attended chuich Sunday They took then daughter Ann back home with them aftei a week heie Rev and Mis Schium of Dallas came Fuday and Pat and Laura Lou Schrum leturned home with them Sat- uiday. Mr and Mrs Emmitt Lang- foid have seveial little grand- childien visiting them this week, Kathy and Debby Lang- foid of County Line, Okla and a son of Langford of Dallas. Betty Brooks Will Go To Kentucky For Work Camp Miss Betty Brooks of Gilmer is one of thirteen who will participate in a work camp for Methodist College students this summer at Henderson Settlement, a Methodist mission in the mountains of southeastem Kentucky Miss Biooks is a junior this year at Southern Methodist University, Dallas. June. July 30, the woik campeis will help to im- piovc buildings and giounds at Henderson Settlement and will assist 'in various social service piojecls.

They will landscape grounds, remove and replant trees, and build fences. Under the supervision of Henderson staff members, they will assist in daily vacation schools, youth programs and community recreation. The work camp at Henderson Settlement is one of nine summer service projects being sponsored this summer by the Methodist Student Movement, national organization for Methodist college students, in cooperation with the Methodist Boards ot Missions and Education. June Shaver went to Gieen- ville Monday to woik foi a while this summer Biuce Men ell has gone back to work after an absence due to an operation. His 'son Aithur Ray has been employed at the same place of business He is a 1958 Haimony gia'duate Roberts Kin Hold Family Meet June I The Roberts annual family reunion was held Sunday, June 1, at a roadside park in Nacogdoches A picnic lunch was eaten at the noon hour and the evening was spent in making pictures, playing games, and geneial conversation.

Those attending were Mr and Mis Grady Roberts, Glenda, Rhonda, and Vickie, Mr. and Mrs Gerald Roberts, Ronney and Rickey, Mr and Mrs Barney Roberts, Charles and ftay, Mrs Horace Nix, Ocha, and Laura, Mrs. A. Boeneman and Betty, Mrs. Clara Evans, Mrs.

Eula Carter, Mr and Mrs A Mr. and Mrs Julius Stevens, Mr and Mrs Marion Metcalf, and Mrs. Nannie Cope all of Giliher Others attending were and Mrs- Robert Willeford, Johnny, Lillian, and Sherry, Mr and Mrs, Bobby Willefoid, Linda and Becky of Longview Mi. and Mrs. A.

McMillan, Rosie, Buddy, Loretta, Albert, and Shannon, Mr. and Mrs Aills, Stanley, Dennis, Ben- me, and Tracy of Cleveland, Texas Also Mr. and Mrs A Webb and Ronald Gene of Liberty, Mr and. Mrs G. Stephens, Jimmy, George, Mary and Helen, and Bud Tony of San Augustine, Mr.

and Mrs C. Lemmond, Paul, Bud, and Betty, and Oracle Holmes of Maunceville attending" were Mr and Mrs Grady Talbot, Linda, and Debbie of Deweyville, Mr and "Mrs Nine Metcalf, Claia Sue, Troy Lee, Linda, and Rickey of Lufkin, Mr. and Mrs Henderson Branff, Christine, Vicki and Rhonda, Mr and Mrs. Edward Roebuck of'Vidor, and Mr. and Mrs D.

Copeland and Walter of Houston Indian Rock News By MRS. EVERETT MORGAN INDIAN ROCK, June Mi. and'Mis Olhc Moins and children of Shreveport, La. re- tuined home with then aunt, Mrs Iver Carter, of Parker, Am. aftei visiting Mis.

Dottie Floyd They will visit lelatives Califoima befoie tetuining to their home. Mr. and Mis Mai shall Shafor and son have ictuined home after visiting Mrs Sharer's sister in Dell, Aik. and hei mothei in Mississippi Visiting-Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Wickman Sunday was their, son, Gerald', of and Mr and Mrs. Clay Kennedy of Kil- gbre i- Billy Berry is visiiing his sis- ter'in Harlirigdn week. Steyc.Jiarton is still in a local hospital after suffering a heart attack two weeks ago'.

condition is improving. Mrs. Colquitt of Waxahachic visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs D. F.

Smith last week end Country Club June Events FRIDAY, June Day and by Thursday noon. SUNDAY, June 6 by Saturday noon. TUESDAY, June bridge, FRIDAY, June age ice cream supper. June 12 'til by Sat- Mrs. E.

S. Hamilton had sur- geiy at the Gifigg Mcmoiial Hospital last Wednesday. Mr. W. B.

Harlow was called to Dallas last week to the. bedside of his brother-in-law. Mrs. James Kearncs family of Gainesville visited with Mrs. Kearncs'-parents Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Nobles Saturday. The Kearnes children remained for a longer visit with grandparents. 'iMonday visitors in the hbme of Mrs. W.

F. FJeenor were her nieces and families, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

McDowell and children of Snyder, Rev. and Mrs. Johnnie L. Davis and family of Greggton Also Mis Joe Kempt and Brenda of'Spring Hill land Aveiy of Greggton Vacation Bible school closed Friday night at Diana Baptist Church. There were 130 enrolled with an average attendance of, 113.

There were 95 that did not miss a day. G. Leather-woods' Daughter Dies In Dallas Hospital Linda Jean, 11 -year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gone Leatherwood, former residents of Gilmer, died June 11 jn a Dallas hospital, following heart surgery.

The Leatherwoods, now'Jiv- ing, in Marshall; had lived in Gilmer for about two years, wheie he worked for Safeway Stores. Among those from Gilmer.at- tending services held in Clarksville, were Mr and Mrs. J. C. Holcomb, Mrs.

Elmo Hunt and Miss Connie Wilson. Helms Reunion Slated At Daingerfield July 4 reunion: will be held July at Daingerfield State Park. All those interested are invited to attend, said Helms. THE GILMER MIRROR. Cilmer, Texas June 19, Soules Chapel News By MRS.

TED SPENCER SOULES CHAPEL, June 11 and Mrs. Floyd Drennan and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillery attended family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jonah Shirley in Wood County Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lnrsson were Sunday visitors of Mr. md Mrs. Max Rice in Tyler.

Mrs. Rice has been ill. Miss Gail Tillery is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnny Johnson, and Mr. Johnson in Littlefield.

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Roynolds over the week end were Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Oliver, Mrs. Roy Reese and Miss Emma Jean Smart of Dallas, and Mr, and Mrs. Louis McGahce of -Pittsburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Hull of Dallas spent Saturday night with Mrs. Hull's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spencer.

Their son, Scott, who had been visiting his grandparents the past two weeks returned home with them. Leon Spencer also accom- panicd them to Dallas to look for employment. Other visitors of the Spencers Sunday, were Mrs. Bill Spencer and children of Longview and Mrs. John Duffey of Perryville.

Mrs. Louie Senn and children of Ft. Worth spent several days of last week with her mother, Mrs. Marion Turner. Mrs.

Senn and her sister, Mrs. Mac Prior, visited their father, Marion Turner at the Veterans. Hospital in Shreveport Saturday. Mmcs. J.

Ted Spencer, Minnie Floyd, and Mrs. N. A. Reynolds of Houston went to Pittsburg Monday and visited Mrs. Loy Green, who had major, surgery at S.

Hospital on Tuesday of Last week. Here Is Completed Announcing WINNERS in Shop In Gilmer Contest Due to the fact that there was such a tremendous response to the contest, the judges hare awarded several ties (Neatness and originality were taken into account.) FIRST PRIZE WINNERS "I shop in Gilmer thru Mirror ads because: Greater values Items galore Larger quantities Merchandise, tops Every product Grade A Remembering it's good to shop at home." Mrs. Blanche Frakier, Rt. 1, Gilmer. "I shop in Gilmer from the ads in the Mirror because, why drive to towns far or near, walking, until you're awful sad.

Just relax, shop and save with the Mirror ads Albert Blear, Rt. 2, Gladewatcr. "I shop from Gilmer Mirror ads because I can save time by choosing items at home from the Mirror, going uptown, walk in and buy Velma Robertson, Rt. 3, Gilmer. SECOND PRIZE WINNERS "I shop from the ads in the Gilmer Mirror because, first, I save time, second, get better merchandise for less money, third, I support my Mrs.

Balford Adams, Gilmer. "I shop Gilmer Mirror ads because the merchants appreciate my business. We appreciate them as neighbors. It's always hometown shopping for Mrs. Henry Threadgill, Rt.

6., Gilmer. "I shop in Gilmer from Gilmer Mirror ads because I find best values, good articles and friendly people to serve me. It's always a pleasure to trade in Nona Bond, Rt. 1, Gladewater. THIRD PRIZE WINNERS "I shop from ads in the Mirror because they enable me to save time, money, energy and John Spencer, Gilmer.

"I shop in Gilmcr from the ads in the Gilmer Mirror because it is a visit from the merchant to the customer offering him quality merchandise through the Joe H. Wallace, 215 W. Butler Gilmer. Honorable Mention goes to- MRS. HORACE L.

NIX Gilmer VERNELL EDWARDS 308 N. Roberts St. MRS. W. D.

BARBER Rt. 1, MRS. M. C. COOK Grice ANNIE BELLE COLLIER Gilmer MRS.

E. R. KNOWLES Gilmer "I shop Gilmer Mirror ads so I know where I am going before I get to town. I make a list from the ads, save time and trouble." Frank Caffey, Rt. 1, Big Sandy.

MRS. 0. A. TOWERY Rt. 1, Gilmer MATTYE LOU WILLIAMSON Gilmer MRS.

J. A. STILL Gilmer MRS TROY SNOW MRS. P. H.

SNOW MRS. HARVEY STEGALL Hawkins Gilmer Rt. 1, Big Sandy WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED OF PRIZES BY MAIL-BECAUSE OF TIES, PRIZES HAD TO BE SPLIT.