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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

WANTEi At once. experienced re-
palrman who Is familiar with os
engincs and compressors. state eSpe.
rioncc and give reference. Address,
Box 1911. Drumright, oklahoma.
LICENSED cmbalmcr wanted salary
or II right Kind OF man can buy part
interest iIayo work for some In
furniture store. Address. Box sS3.
CARRIER Okla
EXPERIENCED wood workers and
body builders. storage. carriages and
autos. blacksmith and helpers. top
wages sharp Auto & supply Co.. Sl5
West Main.
W AN I f. D-Lumber yard manager,
suuthwestc oklahoma. experienced
In lumber. builders hardware and coal
Answer. stating Rge. experience and
references. curtis, Booth & Bently
TIMER WANTED at once: STEADY
work for right man: state wages.
write II j, care Oklahoman.
fRlNTER-t25 per week; & hours:
modern shop; ads and makeup; The
Times Democrat Altus, okla.
WANTED man stcnographer.
Apply Capitol Steel & Iron Co. SlJ
s Broadway
WANTED-Young man to work per
month Good chance to advance. T
W, Mckenzie, 500 Colcord BIDS
WASHMAN wanted at once. must be
competent and steady; wire or phone
Union Laundry. Henryetta. Okla
WANTED Press feeder Tor universal
Galley press; steady work; top wages
Oklahoma Paper Co. Oklahoma city.
WANTED-Boys to wait tables at
iIerolds. lo6 W. Main.
Mnchinist operator To work
on new model \. work nights except
| Sundays; position steady; t3j per week.
union. Address Lawton News, Lawton.
| Okla
WANTED -, All-round printer. steady
job. no flonters The Weatherford
Rooster, Weatherford. Okla.
| WANTED-A head engineer for flour
mill, COrllss steam engine. burn fue
oil; give reference and experience
state salary wanted; steady position foi
right man. Gerlach- Higgins MILLING
Co, Higgins. Texas. ...L.. ---.-.
| BARBER wanted imriiediaieiy, good jot
for good man. Jim Despair, Wau'
rika, Okla.
WANTED-Colored men and women
minsrels. for plantation show. II!
Lee Hucklns.
COLLECTOR--Young man to collect 70
large instolment houes; this ls Il goo,
place for one willing to work hard
chances for promotion good TO righ
party, Apply IN own writing, givinl
age. salary expected and qualifications
| BIZ. OklHhoman,
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ONE beautifully furnished front sleeps
Ing room. breakfast and dinner II de-
Nlred l029 " 2lkI
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IN PRIVATE home. beautifully fur1
nlahed room. connecting bath; on car
line. reasonable. Walnut TIER.
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NICELY furnished sleeping room
Kitchen privileges. Walnut &os3-J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleeping
rooms zoos n Broadway
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l?l0 y NNONDWAY-Ro Ro0ms WINK
Ing d.sta nee. hest location. double
carlIne. above Broadway Iirc'r.
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FURNITURE for l'eht housckeepind
rooms, i9S 90 cash for quick sale. ~
W 9Th
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

WALL PAPER hung $500 room. up.
Samples brought 10 your home, work
guaranteed. T. c. Ford, Walnut 55l6-R.
WALL0PAPER-fc, my prices are the
best. bring samples, estimate work.
n NJ Parrctt. ll3 W. 3rd Walnut $751;
ROOMS papered. 81 up; samples; also
painting. Walnut S5i9. Maple li2i.
W II Roach.
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MALE HIP WANTED

QEGlSTERED Pharmacist. live man
preferred Dacoma Drug Co. ba-
coma. Okla
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NICELY furnished room, home privi1
ieges. 721 f. 9TH Ave, Walnut lTl{
LARGE. cool south room. fine loea-
tim Watput tt0l
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SITUATIONS wANrRD-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

CAPABLE young man. recently dis
charged. lone year In A. r. F..) do
sires employment a. salesman. pref
ernbly real estate: practical trowledGs
Of saiesmanship; initihl wager OF MI
nor Importance. Charles Friug.r. 10 Il.
ath 81
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WANTED Experienced No. ! cloth
ing and furnishing goods man Joe
Jacobson, Clothier, Lawton, Okla.
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COOL sleeping room: 3 windows. 81
week Maple tt??-R
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EXPERIENCED wood workers and
body builders; storage, carriages and
autos; blacksmith and helpers: top
wages. Scott Auto & Supply Co, SIS
West Main.
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| WANTED--l0 brick layers. q
600 600 brick to lay; 81 day.
| eight hours work Southwestern
| Brick Laying Co. oklahoma City.
| Paschal L. Bottoms.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

fN1>~r."a. r'-7.a'-- ~ N-7->--N
WANTED-A Colorcd girl for general
houscwork; two In family. us W.
lfth. Maple ilil
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10 cpIcrsd muSIcIanS Tor band
r1nGoA Verqatlle team and others:
~ Nm at encs; ttsksts Ten
lseSsA Thplpn. ok'a-' July D.
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FOR RENT- Close 10 Ford plant nIc(
sleeping room. home like, bath adj
ioining lnn6tb W Main
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TWO cool nicely furnished or unfur1
nished bedrooms with parlor priv1
licg.s plano, private home. ~ block
from J carlinrE Walnut 6602-R
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WANTFn-At once, baker. $50 a
week city Bakery, Beggs. Okla.
FLOUR packers wanted; steady work
$40 per 3 hours ~ Reno MIL A
Elevator Co. III Reno, Okla.
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WANTED-Boys, 10 years old or older
Apply White Swan Laundry, Is
Broadway Circle.
WANTED-Experienced city salesman
and collector for lumber yard. E-t6,
Oklahornan.
WASTED--Combinat weider and
auto radiator repairer E-s care
Oklahoman.
WANTED-Four Al men; Grocery
man. furniture man. hardware man,
gents furnishing man. only Al ruen
need apply men who expect 10 mer-
chandise continuously. u. 4 O. Cash
Store, Temple. Okla.
WANTED.--Cieaner and presser; good.
all round man; sober: none other need
apply, W. Il. Cooksy. Homlny, Okla,
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTEI AT once. experienced re-
palrman who Is familiar with os
engines and compressors State eNpe-
rioncc and give reference. Address
Box 1871. Drumright, oklahoma.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

home folks at Marshall. Texas.
New Hope gladly welcomed Rev.
Butler relatives and the other visit
ors especially Mrs. Young and Fuller
Of Elmo.
Miss Alma Hall Is convalescing.
The wedding bells are still ring
ing In Terrell. Mr.. Rufus Anderson
and Miss Ophelia Christopher were
married Saturday night, July 18th.
Miss Colder Bell Ranage and Mr..
Mr.. Chisolm an undertaken OF
Dallas were quietly welded. July
2.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson Lawrence
is home from Denison.
Editor w. q. King Of The Dallas
Express was in our city Sunday and
lectured at the A. M. Il. church. His
principle thought was race organiza-
ton for the purpose Of social and
civil improvement, again he says the
better class Of Colored people do
not uphold the lawless element OF
our people. We welcome Mrs. Kate
Orange Dixson, sister to our city.
Mrs. M. 3. Haley is in Dallas with
her aunt.
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z and s o'clock Wednesday night at
1916 Pavilion street.
Mr.. Anderson lived in Dallas more
than forty years and vas liked by
all who knew him, three children sur
vive him, Mrs. Florence Winn, DALI
las; Mrs. Carrie Royal, Ardmore,
Oklahoma; Mrs. Elmira Petty, step
daughter, Dallas; and a son, H. An
derson Of Temple.
Twenty-Five grand children and
thirty-fve great grand children sur
vive him.
He was member of Macedonia
Baptist church for thirty years. His
remains were inferred In the old
cemetery in North Dallas, his body
and Mrs. A. R. Griggs were the
first to have been buried in this cen7A
etery since the burial of Mr.. An
derson's wife eleven years ago.
Rev. McIlveen, assistant pastor of
Macedonia performed the funeral
rites.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, July 17.-Gibralter
Lodge X. of p. Pride of Paris Court
Of Calanthe and Pride OF Paris Ju-
veniles had a joint installation Fri
day night at the Odd Fellows hall.
The affair was quite enjoyable Mrs.
l. A. Thompson, w. C. Of Pride of
Paris has succeeded in organizing
this juvenile with about fifty child
rem.
Mrs. Nellie Etter-Carter has re-
turned to Shreveport after a short
visit In our city.
The Paris Summer Normal had
an excellent program Sunday even
ing at the Buford Theatre given UNI
der the auspices of the Negro Ad-
vancement League.
Miss Jennie Eta Cooper returned
this week, after spending six week
with Miss Florence Stafford. at VAL
lient, Okla.
The st. Paul Baptist church will
have the corner stone rally the sec
cnd Sunday in August. 100000 is
the watch word. ss
Mr.. Willie Maxey of the Citizens
Undertakers has returned from over
sea. His father had charge of his
business while he was on duty for
Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Pearl Woodson who has served
In the U. s. Navy for two years has
been honorably discharged and is at
home again.
See Willard Greene Bennett and
Uncle Blind Charley for the Dallas
Express.
You get the race news in the Dallas
Express.
Mr.. J. L. Cooper lett Sunday to
attend the Masonic Lodge at TT.
Worth.
Mr.. Andy Curry is here on a
visit from st. Louis, Mo.
The Negro Advancement League
met Sunday afternoon at D. m.
and raised donation Of $500 which
was turned over to the County Nor
nal several teachers were present
and made remarks.
DR.. ]. H. Bell, Dentist and DR..
B. L. Boswell and T.. d. Ramsey
physicians will leave on the 21st
INST, Of the Lone Sta Medical and
Dental and Pharmaceutical Associa-
ion at Houston, Texas.
Mr.. Grandson Dean who got his
eg broken In an automobile acct
lent returning from a picnic near
Slondike several days ago is now
confined at DR.. Boswell's Hygeia
'anitarium.
Miss Viara Patton is said to have
uietly married returned soldier 4
ew days ago-here hoping, health
appiness and prosperity to each of
hem.
Miss Mayme Gordon is GONZALES
ing.
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KELTYS.


Keltys, Texas, July 17.-Sunday
school was well attended. The pas
tor, Rev. /. Fleming being present
Services were good all day.
Corporal Alexander Penson and
Jesse Charlton returned last night
from France Mrs. Letha Charlton
Of Dallas is visiting her mother
Mrs. Josephine Johnson. The ladies
gave banquet in honor of OF their
soldier boys. Mr.. Moxie Brown de-
parted this life, July 10, interment
at Cedar Grove cemetery under aus
Dioes of the G. u. o. OF o. r.
Miss Ambreta Timmons Of Alto
spent Sunday with Miss Jessie Wal
lace. Mrs. Minnie Mae Rigsby has
returned to her home in Galveston
Mrs. Lily Riggsby Of Galveston is
visiting Mrs. Rutha Reece. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Reece, a. girl
July IL. The baby girl of Mr. and
Mrs. Polk is very sick.
Mrs. Sallie Humphrey has gone to
Nacogdoches to see her daughter
Miss Deta Humphry. Misses Colette
Centers and Bernice Centers Of PolB
spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Cas-
tie.
Read the Dallas Express and keer
posted on the news.
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Get ii On a Sure Thing

Don't be misled by frauds, dom
wait to get something fer nothing
that will never happen: don't slave
for others all your lifs. be indie
pendent. learn one thing "well' and
stick to it. boss yourself The mirror
making profession Is a sure thing"
Small Investments and large profits
and too, the country is not over
crowded with mirror makers, any
body who reads can learn. women can
master this trade as well as men.
My wonderful instructions teach all
the arts In the trade. such as re-
signing. prepare your glass, remove
old silver. make backing paint. white
acid, chip glass, take out scratches,
bore holes in glass, transfer pic
lures to glass, initiate frosted glass.
and In fact teach you from start to
finish in mirror making how to
transfer pictures is well worth the
price charged for all This trade IS
worth fortune to you II properly
conducted, the full course will be
mailed to you for the small sum Of
$500 for the next ten days only.
Regular charges are $500. You had
better take advantage OF this golden
opportunity today. as this ad will
not appear again.
Address,
+. w. FRAxEER,
1915 Jackson st Dallas. Texas.
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Cleveland Conference and still they
come as evidenced by the fact that
more than one hundred persons have
Joined within the last few meetings.
All the members of the Association
and citizens of Dallas generally are
invited to attend a regular meeting
of the organization at New Hope
Baptist church, Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock to hear the report OF the
representative who attended the con-
conference at Cleveland, Ohio.
These reports promise to be OF a
beneficial character not only to the
members OF the Association but to
every Citizen who believes in a
square deal to every man.
Some startling revelations will be
promulgated affecting the welfare of
the race.
Do not fail to attend the mass
meeting under auspices Of the N. A.
A. c. P. at o'clock Sunday after
noon at New Hope church.
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TERRELL.

Terrell. Texas, July Sunday
school and church services at the
different churches of the city were
well attended. The spirit of rivalry
was high at the Bethlehem Baptist
Sunday school the collection was
S12.73.
The religious at New Hope was
high all day In the morning SER
vice there was one accession to the
cnurch at night. Pastor Butler bap-
tised two.
Special service will be had at New
Hope Baptist church next Sunday
July 20. at $3.50 p. m. All the re-
turned soldier boys are cordially re-
Quested TO be present. Special music
will be arranged for the meeting.
Rev. l.. A. Weaver Is out West at
Amarillo running a revival. Mrs. L.
]. Youngblood and Mrs. v. H. Haw-
kihs have returned from Bonham and
Sulphur Sprinl Texas. Prof. VIM.
Butler, Mr.. Highsower and Mr.. Percy
Butler, the brother-in-law and neph-
ew Of Rev, Butler were in the city
Sunday.
Mrs. E. q. ANDERSON is visiting
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MRS. ANNIE MAE TURNER is
DEAD. SUCCUMBS A FIT Il r
COURAGEOUS FIGHT TO GRIM
REAPER. REMAINS FOLLOWER
FINAL RESTING PLACE BY
LARGE CONCOURSE OF FRIENDS

After fighting courageously against
superior odds for more than thirty
days the picturesque life Of Mrs. An
ME May Turner, the amicable wife
of Lawyer ]. 1. Turner took refuge
upon the old ship of Zion at the
family home at O'Clock last Friday
evening at 1921 Allen street
Mrs. Turner was born at Mt. Plea
ant, Tennessee, Jan. 5. 1884, coming
to Dallas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gates, when the children
four IN number were quie small. She
began in public schools here when
quite small thus completing her
education in Dallas High School in
the class Of 1907.
Mrs. Turner was appointed a
teacher in the city schools. in which
she taught until her marriage to
Lawyer ]. L. Timer on June 9th,
1908. OF this union were born three
children: Bernadine. Minnie aad ].
L. Turner, Jr. Her husband aud
the three children together with her
mother. two brothers and other rela-
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tives survive her.
Mrs. Turner was converted and
baptized into New Hope Baptist
church in 1900. Rev. DR.. A. s. Jack
son baptized her, OBLIGATED at her
marriage and preached her funeral,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Starks of Even
ing Chapel, pastor of deceased's hus-
band.
Mrs. Truner was a conscientious
Christian, who lived on high ground
as such.
Her remains were followed to its
final resting place by a large and
sympathetic host Of borrowing friends
Sunday evening. The remains were
entered at $500 o'clock at White
Rock.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19
WACO.

Waco, Texas, July 17.--Miss N
Russell Wichita Falls, Is taking q
trip to Mart, In an auto driven by
Mr.. Dunlap. Funeral Of Miss Oracle
May White held at North 9Th st.
Baptist Church. last Sunday, The
big Correctional meeting and Wom-
ans Missionary Society convened
with st. Paul Wednesday 9th and
held till Monday, the 14th. Hon. w,
IT, Vernon spoke to very crowded
house Sunday afternoon at st. Paul.
His address was timely and frought
with good thought for the weary
seeker OF the truth.
Mr.. ]. II. Hickman will give a
musical recital at o'clock Baptist
church 18th. Miss Jim L. Warner
left for TT. Worm, 10 visit her grand
mother. Mrs. e. Greene has return
ed after spending several months with
her son In Fort Worth. Mr.. Harry
Greene's son has gone to San Fran
cisco, to reside.
Mrs. M. H. Greene received a
message from New Port News that
her son, Herbert Green had reached
there from France.
Mr.. Robert Berney, who has been
overseas for several months return
ed to the delight Of his many friends.
He Is the very picture OF health.
Mr.. B. @. Ashford Of North 9Th st.,
has purchased a five passenger car
Mrs. A. b. Thomas will leave soon
for Baton Rouge, La, Atlantic City
N. J. and New York. Little Hortense
Webster is up to the delight of pa
ents. and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Tears Of Aus
tin, motored TO Waco, to attend the
w. H. & r. Missionary Convention
Mrs. George Mckinley Of Chicago &C
companied them also Mr.. w. M. Full
cher. The leading Job printer OF
Austin.
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corner ina ana Harding SITS.
The Sunday school was opened on
time The Metokas and Galedas are
doing fine work. Mr.. Choyce Is work
ing hard with his class. All OF the
classes as rule are doing fine.
present 20S, total collection 1929,
closed on time Elevta O'Clock SER
vice began on time. Rev. VIM cali
ed to Mineral Wells, Texas to preach
his place at st. James was filled
BY Rev. @ l. Hun Of Austin, Texas.
Thie young man Is splendid speak
or and we feel grateful to him for
his fine sermon and our doors stand
open to him at any time. one Joined
the church. We were GLAD to have
Secretary Wilson Of Camp Bowie and
Prof. r G. Brown OF San Angelo.
Texas, with US Sunday morning.
closed on time. h. Y. P. u. at $40
night service begen al 5 o'clock. Rev.
Ruff finished his days work. sub
tect He Lifted up His Eyes in He'll"
Touching so many things and mai Ing
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so many good pointos until he stirred
the people up to the point that {
joined the church. Then Bro. Mont
gomery told the Rev. DR.. Huff, that
he had gOe over the top, total col
lection for the day s101.11. The B
Y. P. U. carnival was a success.
REV J. H. VIM, d. D., Pastor.
PHIL r. REGISTER. Reporter.
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Or. Leroy L. Gates and wife of
Merlin were in attendance at the
funeral of tne Doctors sister. Mrs
A. M. Turner.
Mrs. Eva Gordon and son, Rosser,
Of Waxahachie, aunt and cousin of
Mrs. Turner Were here Sunday in
attendance at the funeral.
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second DaptIst Church.

DR.. s. Montgomery, Pastor.
Sunday school was at its best very
largely attended at 1880 a. M, DR..
s. Simmons of Charleston, s. c., is
a visiting minister filled the pulpit.
and preached to the delight OF all
who heard him. arw
At 8 p. M, the B, Y. P. u, was
carried out in due form with Presi-
dent Burks at the head. At the
hour OF 3 p. m, the building was
crowded the pastor preached a great
sermon from the subject conditions
OF success in Christian work, text,
Nehemiah as
Accession for the day. one; coll
lection $1s0.S4. Mrs. Coleman of Dali
las. pleasant visitor of the pastors
wife returned to Dallas after a two
days stay.
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N. A. A. C. P. TO HAVE AROUSING
MEETING SUNDAY AT NEW
HOPE. DELEGATES TO CLEVE-
LAND CONVENTION TO MAKE
REPORTS.

Interest N the Dallas Branch Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People is
increasing as well as in member
ship.
Dallas has shown its loyalty to-
ward the Association by going over
the top before the converting of the
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

Mss Lola M. Nash. Hair Culturist,
Poro System Your patronage sa-
licifed. We produce the best results.
Phone Main 1910.
2619 San Jacinto ST. Dallas, Texas.
7-ls-tf
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BENJAMIN ANDERSON, PIONEER
CITIZEN DEAD-TWENTY-FIyE
GRAND AND THIRTY FIVE
GREAT GRAND CHILDREN SUR
WE HIM.

Benjamin Anderson. aged So years,
an old and respected citizen of Dali
las passed away at his home between
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

The Most WOrshipful Grand Lodge
Of Texas and Jurisdiction was form
ally opened Tuesday, July 18th.
The Grand Chapter OF Prince
Hall, R. A. M. opened Monday morn
ing, and the Grand Commandery. was
opened Monday night A full repre-
sentation Of delegates and officers
were present
Watch for detail report. next week
MS the bodies are still In session.
The hotel Mems Progressive AS
sociatlon will entertain Friday night
July 25, 1919 at Herman Park. The
Dallas, Mineral Wells Associations
are invited.
Miss Blanche Dogan OF Marshall
has been In the city visiting Miss
Helen Smith, 1911 e. Bird street. for
the past ten days, Several evenings
OF pleasure were enjoyed one bath
ing party az Lake Worth. on We'd
nesday. the 9th inst, which was
greatly enjoyed Luncheon was SER
we'd on the ground and on Friday
evening the 10th, 2 nice party was
rendered Miss Dogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Green Of Pal
cstine were In the city last week to
attend the funeral Of their brother
and uncle, Dan Howard.
Mr.. Freeman. Taylor has returned
from France and Is the guest OF
Mrs. Mary Alexander.
Private c, A. Simmons sent HIS
mother. Mrs. M. II. Simmons a large
beautifully embelIshed Captlpilla shell
shell from the battlenelds in France.
Mr.. Joseph Earl has returned from
over seas and heartily greeted by the
mother and relatives.
Mr.. Finls King, ron Of Mrs. Lothi
Hogan has returned from over seas
and Is at home again.
Mr.. Joe Turner OF Oklahoma City
q visiting Grand Lodge. this week.
Mr.. W. H. Swanson vas the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Swanson during
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs Pearl Boggs and Mrs. Alice
Hicks will leave for Denver, Colo,
Colorado Springs and Green Noun
tain, Saturday night, July 10.
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IN G. 4. WORK AND ACTIVITIES


Fort Worth, Texas. July I've
are delighted with the great number
Of visitors visiting our ~" rooms
weekly. More than $50 registered
with us last week Many spent their
few moments In a very edifying and
entertaining manner by reading the
pages Of our magazines, papers,
and other journals.
Many ex-aervice men are being
placed In good paying Jobs through
our employment bureau. About SO
men were placed the past week.
Our weekly entertainments In each
Thursday night, at different churches
are really enjoyable and largely at
tended. The previous week our sol
dierA and sailors leaSue was the
guest OF Mt Plsgah Baptist church.
Round table talk by discharged sol
dsers proved quite interesting and
informing. The G. M. =. church will
entertain Thursday night. Program
by Soldiers League Our Boys Club
Is progressing nicely. Mr.. ]. III.
jackson Is serving as physical d.
rector.