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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
L. s. TO PAY BRITAIN Ss1.z5
EnR EACH TAN[ TH AHspORIE

washington, D. G. Aug l5.-for
each man transferred overseas IN the
service. the United states VIII pay
Great Britain S6L75. under an agree
ment reached between Brig Gen
Hines. director OF transportation in
the war department. and lord Read
ing. representing the British govern
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
Extremist ActiDities
In India Said to Hold
Serious Possibilities

London, Eng Aug ga grave
warning about possibilities in In
dIa arising from the activities of
the extremists was uttered today
by sir Harrington Verney Lovett
who has held many important pO-
sitions in the Indian government
in the course OF testimony before
the committee Of the government
which Is considering the India bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
GUNS RECEIVED
FOR TEXAS CAVALRY BRIGADE

Austin. Texas. Aug. 25.-Machine
guns. requisitioned some time ago for
the six machine gun troops Of the
First Texas brigade Of cavalry. are
now being received and delivered TO
the headquarters Of these troops. an
nounced Col H. c. Smith. quarter
master general OF the Texas national
guard For the present each troop
VIII receive the minimum Of four
guns and when the troops have been
mustered TO their full strength Of 60
men. two additional guns. or a total
Of six. viii be given to each troop
The four guns for the Austin troop
have arrived and the troop will soon
begin practice with these guns The
local troop has now only 20 men, but
It is planned to increase the nun ber
to the maximum Of 80 men Plans
are on foot here to organize another
troop Of cavalry Considerable inter
est is being manifested in the propo-
sition-
With these machine guns are in
cluded all equipment necessary for
field service The local troops are at
tached TO the First Texas brigade
commanded by Brig. Gen J. F. VOL
ters. with headquarters at Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
wHIPPETs DUE

- T UEII HIS. SUN
sixten more Of the s05vhippet tanks
consigned 10 Fl Bliss are on their
way to FL Paso. according to Rock
Island passengers. who say they passed
a train load Of them in Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

]. B. fitzpatrick and VIII Allen. Of
81 Paso, were visitors over Sunday at
the home Of Louis H Brandt, IN the
La Union. n. u. district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
0NLYF0RCE T0PREVENT TEUTONS
AGAIN TRYING FOR WORLD SWAY

This Is Opinion Of Senate Committee, Reporting on
Validity Of Proposed Treaty to Aid France If At
tackled; Would Aid France to Recover to Be Shield
to U. S. Against Future German Menace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

san Antonio Tex Aug Zo--LlelL-
Fred Haslan. Of Westwood. Mass. and
Bernard Higgins. machinist. Of Samo-
kin, were instantly killed near Kelly
field late Saturday when new air
plane they were testing fell in tai
spin from a height Of 800 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

Paris. France. Aug. 25-The treaty
with Austria Will be considered by
the supreme council this afternoon
and probably viii be handed to the
Austrian delegates tomorrow. Five
days viii be given for consideration.
unless the Austrians ask for a longer
delay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

ted States TlreProdU'
IsBein9 Doubled
Due to the constantly In
creasing demand, we are
doubling Reproduction of
United States Tires. Work
already has been started.
The tremendous demand that
has made such expansionnecessary
has been built up on quality alone.
This quality is expressed in
performance that makes the
adjustment problem one of minor
importance to United States Tire
users.
Car owners are getting the kind of
service they want and have right to
expect from United States Tires.
All United States TIres-passenger
car and truck-are guaranteed to be
free from imperfections in materials
and workmanship, With no Limitation
of mileage.
United States Tire Company
United States Tires
are Good Tires
ENAsNDp MIDNM,.. A1C
AS1 ~ NNluuIIIuHlIIl y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DNDSssssEzs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

Curtis & Co.. buy Liberty Bonds-Adv.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09
KAUFMAN.

Kaufman, Texas, Aug. 7.--Rev.
Davis of Wills Point, was here run
ming revival all the week. Bold Pill
grim has no pastor and some of the
sheep have wandered away. During
this revival there was not a mourner
or even conversion. Rev. ]. r.
Jordan assisted in preaching.
Albert Pullins, George Virgins
were in the city Wednesday night
the latter coming to see his wife and
daughter. MI. Henry Love and Mr..
]. b. Mayfield are in Victoria. The
c. M. e. held a big Christian meet
ing at the Odd Fellows hall Sun
day.
Mrs. Hattie KEENAN, of Chatfield is
here visiting relatives. Miss Allie
NJ johnson and mother are the guests
rof relatives. Mrs. Cumby and Taylor.
Mrs. Christian Thomas of Ennie is
visiting her brother, Mr.. B. Thomas.
Mrs. Wesly Hardin and children of
Fort Worth are visiting relatives in
the city. Rev. Rogers Norwood of
Columbus, N. NJ, has returned home.
Mr.. Bartly Kissentainer passed
throug Kaufman from France en
route to Dallas.
Mrs. Nettie Glaze Of Dallas visited
her sister, Mrs. Emma Nelson also
Miss George Hider of Terrell is
spending the week with the latter.
Messrs Linzy Ellis, Newell Bennett,
II. Finne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacy of Ma
bank spent, the weekend with rela-
tives. Mrs. Matte Lacy is conva-
lescing also Mr.. Luther Bennett
Mr.. Harrison Shaw OF Wills Point
spent Sunday evening with Miss
Marguerite Shannon.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, August T.
Services were good at all of the
chu -ches Sunday Rev. Burns has
succeeded in painting his church
and beautifying it on the inside
which makes it look very attractive.
Miss Margaret Johnson, who has
spent several weeks out of the city
visiting her sister Mrs. Pendleton of
Terrell, Texas, and friends in Fort
Worth, Texas, and friends in Mrs.
Sallie Thompson, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Smith OF
Wolfe City. Texas, has returned
home. Mrs. T. e. Y. Pollard AMI
Mrs. NJ. e. Y. Moore left for points
Ia West Texas. last week.
Mrs. James Grover, who has been
ENisiting in Milo, Okla, returned home
sick. Private Walter Furgerson who
has seen service over sea, is home
again.
Mr.. Melvin Jones is or the sick
list.
Mr.. Luther Pempleton and little
George Stoes are home from "over
sea-" Mrs. o. F. Dixon is visiting
in Henrietta.
Mr. and Mrs Norman of Oklahoma
City, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Blackrnon and
daughter, Sadie, who had a weeks
vacation in Galveston are home again.
Mr.. l. G. Burton was home Sunday.
The quarterly Conference at the
c. NJ. e. church Sunday was sue
cess. Rev. G. l. Jackson presiding
elder was at his best, round on all
claims for the quarter, Rev. I. e.
Robinson, pastor.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall, Texas, Aug. 7.-AIadams
Ida Lane, Sallie McClain, Col. p. r.
Dennis are attending the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Sherman.
Mr.. ]. w. Patterson, an old and
highly respected citizen of this city
died at his home from stroke OF
paralysis. He was an Odd Fellow and
was buried with its honors. Mrs.
Robbie Beasly, young woman well
loved by all, died at her home after
a long Illness. She was laid to
rest in the family cemetery. Miss
Belzora Lewis, leading young wom-
an of New town, died at her par ent's
home. Remains were laid to rest
in the Powder Mill Cemetery. Mrs.
e. M. Barnum, H. ]. Mitchell, H. A.
Mitchell of Fort Worth were in town
at the bed side of the very sick faith
er. Miss Jenetta Murphy went to
Fort Worth, Texas, to spend the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. Kittie
Murphy was claimed by death and
laid to rest in the Mack Johnson
cemetery. The party given by Mrs.
Rachel in honor of Mrs. Emma Alex
ander was a swell affair. Mrs. Dora
Phillips left for Chicago, to spend
the summer. Mrs. Susie Taylor and
and Miss Helen Taylor are spending
the summer in Dallas. Gladys De-
laney returned from Jefferson.
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HONEY GROVE.

Honey Grove, Texas, Aug. 7.-Rey
Collins, pastor of A. M. e. church
preached to crowded house Sunday
Mr.. Sam Loggins has moved into
his new cafe also Mr.. Kid Harris
has moved his barbershop back on
Sixth street. Miss Mabel Hayes ar
rived in Honey Grove from Waco also
Miss Isadore Hawkins from Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tob Carter came in
Friday from Kansas City, Mo. Mrs.
Florca Scarlet on her way to Kansas
City, Mo. Stopped with her sister
for few days. Mr.. Joe Hensley and
Mrs. Johnnie King came in Friday
night from Camp Pike. where they
were discharged from military SER
vice. Mr.. Bonnie Rainey from Clark
sville, spent day and night in Honey
Grove with friends. Rev. ]. r.
Swancy left for Denton. Mr.. Dave
Johnson and Floyd Walker, M. s.
DeJournette, Lonzo England and Gill
bert Mcfarland and others motored
to Honey Grove Sunday evening.
Mr.. Isman Allen who has been in
military service in Mexico with the
Gath Infantry is at home with wife
and relatives. Mr.. Horace Townsell
was in the city Sunday visiting
friends. Miss Alma Burks left Fri
day for Hugo, Okla. Mrs. e. s..
Burks, Colorado Springs: Mrs Snsia
Bills, GrandfieId, Okla; Miss Geneva
Bills, Dallas; Mr.. James Page Burks,
Greenville.
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.PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg. Texas, Aug. 7.-Churci
Notes.-The parsonage rally at Pint
Bluff, Sunday was success col.
lection $4,000. Collection from all
sources, $172.00.
The Pittsburg District Conference
which was the guest OF West Chapel
G. M. 2. church, Newsome. was q
success. Their efficient P. g., Rev
Blick is elated over the cooperation
harmony and unity that characterized
the conference throughout the entire
session. Money raised for education
was $743.42, the pulpits were filled
as usual last Sunday. Revs. Felix
Jones, A. H. Daniels, r. H. Dur
den and Scott are doing much %
elevate their congregations.
Rev. T. e. George Is at this writ
ing engaged in successful revival
at Long Pine. assisted by Rev. ]. A.
Vincent of Marshall. Rev. Vincent
reports quite a successful meeting.
Rev. d. T. Trammell engaged In a
revival at Union Chapel assisted by
Rev. Bolden Of Mt. Pleasant.
Arrivals: Mr.. Dan Pitts of Tulsa.
Okla, while here he was the guest
Of his many friends and relatives.
Mrs. Emma Peel guest of Mrs. Nc
Graw. Mrs. Wright Of Galveston. the
guest Of Mrs. Louella Hellburg.
Miss Idelia Stewart, Temple; Mrs.
Lula Miller. Dallas, the guest of
Mr.. Joe Black guest of Mrs. Maria
Stewart
Mrs. Lottie johnson, Dallas. the
guest of of her mother, Mrs. Har-
riett Rooney. Mrs. Little Randall. GIL
mer, the guest of Mrs. Sallie Craw-
ford and others. Mrs. Cora D.,
Prairie View, the welcome guest of
her husband, Mr.. Ionic Hunt. The
Misses Telcie and Lucy Mae Boyd,
Shreveport, La, the guest of their
relatives and friends. Miss Opal
Stewart. Messrs. Ernest and Rufus
Burdine, Jim Rollin, Nash Kennedy.
Isaiah Turner, Socks Birdine, A. G.
Spears and Claud Williams from
France, the guests Of their many
friends and relatives.
Departures: Mrs. ]. w. Crump to
and other points on va
cation
%'ADo 4tActC 41OAtOn W OdlldS
while there she will be the guest of
Mrs. Oklahoma Wallace.
Mrs. Glen Hunt to Chicago on a
health resort while there she will
be the guest of her mother and sis
ter.
Death: The little son of Rev.
Brown and Mrs. Brown died Friday.
August /, buried Saturday under
taker l.. v. Tell.
Society Notes: Birdine and Hill
Miss Margretta Hill and
Mr.. Clarence Birdine were married
Sunday, July 9th, $3.50 p. M, at
Evening Chapel A. NJ E. church by
the Reverend of said church,
worth Aoasass eflrefrs Chapel Ep-
diers club with a bandfes t6s sa,s.
Fellows and Masonic hall, Tuesday
night, July 2Sth. The club in turn
Cottrell Chapel Epworth
League with a splendid program.
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STEPHENVH,LE.

StephenvilIe, Texas. Aug. Good
services at all churches Sunday. Rev.
L. Winston was at his post all day
Sunday at the st. John and at night
Rev. Winston preached noble SER
mon, subject "Discipleship." The en-
tertainment given at Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Moores Tuesday night was a
success. Mrs. Novella johnson of
TT. Worth Is in the city visiting rela-
tives. Mr. Alex Wright and Little
Wiggie Jones were baptised Sunday
afternoon, Rev. L. Winston, officiat-
ing. Sisters of the G. M. 70. church
gave an entertainment last Thursday
night at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Peterson
Of which was well attended. Miss
Eril Francis is confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollic Keith are in the
city visiting his mother. Mrs. Rose.
Mr.. VIII Chattmon arrived home
Sunday from France. The West Tex
as Baptist Association will convene
here at the ST. John Baptist church
from August 18th to August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIiga and Mrs. Rather
Inc Maberry have returned from
visit to Arizona. Mr.. William Full
nettle is indisposed. Mr.. Bud Roe
is in the sick list.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Texas. August T.
Services at the A. M. e. church was
well attended Sunday night. Rev
p. w. Wright, pastor preached 9
noble sermon, his text was "Man
Wanted" Rev. j. s. Sutton, p. C. OF
Little Bethel preached a soul stirr-
ing sermon Sunday night. The Bus
mess League will have their annual
sermon preached Sunday night, Aug,
10th. The A. NJ. e. pastor and HIS
members are having their church
painted by one Mr. Jones, Colored.
Miss Ester Loving and Mrs. Anna
Thomas gave a surprise party Satur-
day night In honor of Mr.. William
Brown who departed Monday for
Camp Lee, Va.
Departures: Mrs. Fannie Cooper,
El Paso, Texas; Miss Sallie viii
liams. and Miss Tucker, Abilene;
Mr.. Troy w. Carr
Mrs. s. q. Lacy Of Dallas formerly
of this city left Saturday for home
in Sulphur Springs and Louisiana.
Mrs. e. Hawkins OF Kansas City is
here visiting her cousin.
To my customers: am sorry
that things were like they were Sat
nrday but from now your nsnA.,
''11Vh s9aturuay uenVpreu au ytlnr uooT:
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CLEBURNE.

/ Cleburne, Texas, Aug. 7.--Madams
Essie Nickles Argolda Smith, Annie
Lee johnson. Miss Matte Oliver at
tended the funeral of their aunt at
Hillsboro last week. Mrs. Molendia
Pollard of Morgan is visiting her
/ son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Gatewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon, Mondine
of Somerville, visited Miss F. B.
Harbert and family last week. Mrs.
Mary MCGOWAN and daughter Flor
ence, Mrs. Mondine visited their
brother and cousin Mr.. Henry Har-
bert at Fort Worth, Monday. Mrs.
C. w. Brooks has returned to Clarks-
vile. Messrs. Leroy Thomas, Clar-
ence Higgins, Robert Johnson, Munk
King have returned from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trig Mathis are at
tending thdiith or 6futFu
hold OF 6Afr. and Mrs. Parker have
returned home Mrs. Bette David
of league is visiting her neices, Mrs.
John Pippins and Mrs. Charlie Gate
wood, also their aunt, Mrs. Alice
Grayson Of league. Misses H. M.
Frame, l.. T. Phillips left for Hen
rietta. Mr.. Clarence Moore has re-
| turned from France Little Jack
Hickman celebrated his ninth birth
day with q party. Mrs. Annie Lee
Johnson entertained Mr.. Robert
Johnson, who has just returned from
France.
I Mr.. Felix Watkins, Mrs. Annie
Tyler and children, Mrs. Clara Griff-
in and children left Sunday for Los
Angeles, Cali.
Mrs. Majorie Phillips and baby
are visiting her mother at Denton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pollard Of Waco
are visiting their mother. Mrs. Bar
bara Davis. Miss Zerline Mullen has
} returned from Tyler. Mrs. Laura
Gee visited relatives at Whitney last
week. Mrs. Charlotte Brown visited
her sister at Fort Worth. Mrs. A.
L. chatham visited her husband at
Ardmore last week. DR.. ]. T. WEIGH
has moved his drug store to Wichita
Falls. Messrs. Listern o s
and Lexie Dowlin were in the city
Monday. Miss Addie Wilson won
the contest, she raised $500. Mrs
! Annie Johnson's sister was her guess
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenworth
have moved to Liberty Hill.
~ Mrs. Della Carwell is visiting her
7 sister at Sulphur Springs. Rev. and
Mrs. Ruff have returned from Okla
bona. Mrs. Leila Carwell who las
been visiting her mother at Wolfe
: City, has returned. Mrs. Mary Sween-
ey is attending the association a.
Dallas. Miss Lucille Neal of Grand.
! view was her uncle and aunt's guest
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Neal. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warnings are
, visiting Mr.. Wolfe Kendeli.
, Mr.. Eugene Hunter has returned
! from South Texas. Picnic at Nathan
today and speaking to night by some
of our leading gentleman. Mock con
vention at the First Baptist church
) Sunday by the young people.
Mrs. q. ]. Jones and daughter
; Miss Daisy left for Newton, Kans.
this week.
For Sale.-My house and cottage
are for sale on east Robin street
for information address Mrs. Chart.
, Pollard, e. Robin street.
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FERRIS.

Ferris. Texas, Aug. REV. Miller,
P. c., Mt. Horeb Baptist church was
at his post Sunday, good services all
day. Mr.. Geo. Shepherd died on the
goth of July, funeral attended by
Rev. Chapel at Mt. Horeb church.
Buried by Peoples Undertaking Co.,
Dallas, under rites Of X. Of P.
Lodge. Mrs. Austin Nutter is visiting
her daughter at Mertense. Little d.
L. Colemon after spending several
months with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Little departed for
her home, Coolidge. Delegates and
visitors from Mexia District Confer
ence report splendid session. Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Titles lnotored to
Ennis, Sunday visiting relatives. Miss
Mabel hurry is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mabel hurry is visiting in Hem
pstead. The town Is greatly in need
Of revival. Mics Marble Clement Of
Calvert Is visiting relatives here.
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WHTTEWRIGHT.

whitewright, Texas. Aug, Mrs.
Dizzy Allen, daughter, Miss v. Bell
Bennett were in Denison, SATURDAY.
Mrs. Tishie Freeman is in Wolfe
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Bessie
Bryant. Mr. H. e. Haley is in Sher-
man, this week delegates for the
Grand Lodge Odd Fellows and House
hold Of Ruth. The c. M. q. rally
was a success. Money raised 1926
81, Rev. G. e. Patterson, pastor
Rev. Parker from Tom Bean, Rev
Walker and Rev. Burk from Sher-
man. Mr.. Claten and son motored
over from Van Alstyne.
Service was we'll attended at both
churches by Rev. s. Cleveland Mr.
B. Luper from Whiterock.
Mrs. Lucille Minner from Wolfe
City is visiting Mrs. Fred Jackson
Mrs. Alnora Smiths baby is improved
Sunday school was well attended al
all churches Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
L. Freeman was in town Sunday
Mr.. Ruben Golf was called to the
bed side Of his sick father, Mr.. Ike
Golf.
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is visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ J,
johnson. y
Mrs. J. w. Neal spent the week
end In Dallas. Mrs Minnie Graft
spent SIX weeks visiting her mother,
Mrs. M. J.e Johnson. Madatns L. q.
Crawford and NJ. Crawford have re-
turned from a pleasant visit at
Luling.
Miss Emma Donald and Mr.. Will
liam Maddox representatives OF Dem
ton Lodges left Monday for the an
nual meeting of the Household Of
Ruth and Odd Fellows. Mrs. ]. w.
Burr left Sunday to spend q few
weeks in Hot Springs, Ark. Miss
Mona Burr will visit in Sherman
this week.
Misses Clara Neal and Beulah en-
tertained number of friends at the
home of the latter Friday evening.
Mr.. Isaac Givens has purchased a
Ford touring car.
Mrs. H. G. Smith has as her guests
relatives from Eufala, Okla
Mr.. r. d. Moore has returned from
the Prairie View Summer Normal.
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, Aug. DIR. F. G..
Lotion, moderator of the Western
Association and his delegation left
for the Association. Prof. p. A.
Stamps and Missionary. Rev. p. A.
Armstrong left for the association
accompanied by Mrs. M. J. Bennett.
president of the Womens work Mrs.
l. L. Gates headed delegation of
fifty out to Hon. G.. H. HUMPHREYS
on Sandy Creek, where they en-
joyed moonlight picnic to the de-
light of all. Upper Zion Baptist
church held rally. Rev. s. G.. preach
ed strong sermon. Mrs. Mozee
had charge of Women's work. Presi-
dent II. G. Pepper organized the
B. Y. p. U. and left for Free Liberty
church. The reporter was there and
put In some good words for the Ex-
press s56.56 was raised Corporal A.
G, Childs of Camp Funston having
completed the course. r. o. It. q
6 the refill drill is at home on Bill
street. Misses Mamie Land, Mabel
Childs leaves for Waco.
over sea has returned and holds an
honorable discharged. Mrs. Dolla Nc
Gee of Hearne is at Mrs. Crease
Washington on Bill street.
Mrs. Norma Harris is visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. NJ Marlborough
on Wiley street Mis-. Cora Jen-
kins has returned from Hearne after
one months stay. Mrs. Hester Green
and Sister Mary Cotton of Navasota
are stopping with Mrs. George VIII
liams on Croix street Mrs. DR. A.
s. Magee of Pensacola. Fla. is in
the city visiting her mother and Sis
ter, Mrs. I. v. Simmons and Miss
Hortense on Falls street Mrs Liz
zie Hill and brother OF New Fulton,
Okla, are Visiting their sister. Mrs.
Nancy Mulese on Commerce. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. X. knight and son Of Com
merco motored to the city.
Miss s. L. Seely spent a few days
in the city. Messrs. A. w. Washing
/ ton, NJ D. Dawsey, L. NJ and Miss
Matte. after attending the six weeks'
summer school at Prairie View Nor
NAL have returned home. Mrs. A. w.
Washington. leaves for Sherman, in
attendance of H. H..
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I Mexia, Texas, Aug. THE follow
ing named ladies': Mrs. Roxie Car
roll, Mrs. Marie Caruth. Mrs. Isidore
Cash and Mrs. Lucy Alexander repre-
scented the Tabor at Waco during
tho Grand Lodge.
1 Mr.. Carol Jones, wife and sister,
fn-law, Mrs. Louise Jones came from
Boswell, Okla, Saturday night to
spend a few weeks with his wife's
father. Mr.. VIM. Dancer.
The Antioch Baptist church was
the scene of big contest rally Sum
day which resulted in Deacon, DR..
w. H. White carrying away the
laurels by raising $101.50.
Miss Willie Pearl Holland came
home Saturday from Prairie View
bringing several friends including
Misses Lora Belle Barnes and Ida
Mosely from Jacksboro. Texas.
Mr.. u. C. Carol made a flying trin
to Corsicana, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Britt and little son,
Leafer were in Corsicana at the
church of her husband. Rev. Sam
Britt.
The Corsicana base ball team was
mere Thursday and Friday and beat
the local team both days. Scores
S to l and 9 to 8.
Miss Rubie Ventress of Dallas
was the guest Of Miss Ruth Hawkins
last week.
The Dallas District Conference was
In session at Comanche Crossing
last week. 1t was quite a success
with many able sermons preached
by the different pastors Of the Dis
trict as well as many old friends
met.
Mr.. Sanford Smith came home
Friday, after taking few weeks
vacation In the fair city on the
gulf.
Little U. c. and Emma Mcdonald
spent several days in Limestone with
relatives.
Mrs. Nina Grey Coleman came in
last week from Dallas, where she
had been attending the normal.
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WACO.

Waco, Texas. Aug. Second Bap-
fist church, DR.. S. Montgomery, pas
tor. AT $3.50 a. m, there was at
least two hundred persons in Sum-
day school. Supt and Teachers had
things well in hand. At 1880 a.
M, the pastor preached grea ser
mon, subject Ignorance of a Divine
Opportunity" text John 4:10.
The church again assembled at 4
p. M, and enjoyed the Lords supper
together The B. Y. P. u. met at
6 p. m. At p. M. the pastor
preached another wonderful sermon
Old Zion rejoiced as never before
text Nehemiah IA, subject How are
the Folks at Home" The pastor
left Monday for Calvert, Texas u
attend the G.. II. w. Association. Col
lection $4,000