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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-19

Mir. Rollin Collins died April 18th
funeral conducted by Rev. Melton.
The Glover Leaf club met with
Mrs Josh Lola, Friday evening, a
two-course luncheon was served.
Several of the teachers are closing
their schools and are at home again.
Rev. Henderson preached for Rev.
j. A. Swami at the A. M. e. church
Sunday morning. ~ tthe
Rev, Carr will pull off his 100000
rally on the fourth Sunday in April
everybody is invited to be with them.
Rev. ]. A. Swami raised $1,000 in
his quarterly conference with P. E.,
A. G. VIM, presiding.
Mrs. A. G. VIM, the district mis-
sionary was in the city Wednesday
and held successful missionary
meeting.
Rev. T. E. Higgs and his church
are doing great work.
Mrs. Jackson of Ladonia was in
the city last week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Smith.
Rev. Bougan, Rev. Britain preach
ed for Rev. Lynch Sunday.
Rev. S. +. Silas is improving his
residence.
The 81 Marechal Mel club met with
Mrs. Jake Simply Wednesday even
ing. A luncheon was served.
Mrs. Josie Bennette received a
letter from her husband, Mr.. Mar
win Bennette that he had crossed
over sea safely and was in New
Port News. Va.
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LAYTON.

Lawton, Okla, April IL The Min
listers Alliance met last Sunday al
the Baptist church there were eight
visiting ministers all seem to enjoy
the many sermons. Collection 1920.
The American Woodmen held their
joint meeting last Monday night with
Deputy Moody acting as Commander.
The tacky party given out at
Lawtonview, last Saturday night was
quite a success and was well at
tended by many soldier boys from
TT. Sill. Mrs. A. ]. Strauther won
the prize. Total amount raised
$2O.10.
Mrs. Mary Snowton has opened
neat grocery store on Dearborn
street. She desires the patronage Of
all.
Mr.. Robert Berry gave a birthday
party last Thursday night at his
residence on Euclid. Many useful
presents were received and all re-
ported an enjoyable time. Wishing Mr..
Berry Many more happy birthdays.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine Texas, April 17.-Sun-
day was delightful day for church
goers Many of the people motored
to the country for services.
The citizens assembled at the w.
U. Baptist church not long since
and organized a N. A. A. G. p. with
Attorney S. Williamson. president.
The organization started off with
one hundred chartered members.
DIR. f. Rivers Barnswell is in the
city and spoke to large crowd
unde the auspices Of Texas Public
Health Association.
w. U. Baptist church pulled off 2
rally Sunday and raised more THAI
six hundred dollars Pastor Davis
is doing some good work with this
church.
Mrs. Geneva McEwen, daughter Of
Prof. w. T. Swanson passed away
Sunday and was buried Monday. She
was member OF the Mt. Vernon
A. M. e. church. She leaves many
relatives and friends to mourn her
loss.
Az the pastors had good services
Sunday.
Rev. t. w. Daily came in from
Hearne Monday.
Rev. d. j. Crawford while still
little indisposed preached two up
lifting sermons He has things
moving along fine with Antioch Bap-
list church.
Rev. Mr.. Keith is bringing things
to pass with Mt Vernon.
Sec A. Taylor for the old reliable
Dallas Express. You may get it each
and every Saturday. Rain or shine.
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CLEBURNE

Cleburne. Texas. April f7.-Ann
Chapter No. 81, Order Of Eastern
Stars Thanksgiving sermon was
preached Sunday evening at the C..
M. e. church by Rev. B. Smith, was
excellent. Solo by Miss Corrinne
Jones. Remarks by Prof j. ]. Bur-
nette.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Rus
sell. twin girls. Rev. A. r. Starks
of San Marcos preached Sunday night
at the A NJ, 2. church. He was tile
guest of his nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs w. Starks. Mr.. Charley
Pope and Miss Bertha Harris were
married Thursday at TT. Worth.
Rev Ruff, Messrs. John Henry.
Tyler Rev. N. Prince spent Sunday
in Farmersyille Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Johnson entertained the w. Y. A..
Mrs. Mary Chandler and Therther
Jackson left for Mineral Wells last
week. Mr.. Johnny Sears of Gall
weston, was in the CITY Saturday. The
Elgin Eastern Stars No. 10 rendered
program SUNDAY evening at Cor
zines hall. Mr.. anG Mrs. Black left
tor Denver, Colo. Hrs. Ola Gent
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OKMULGEE.

Okmulgee, Okla, April 1.-THE
boys and girls club rally for Olkmul-
gee County was held at Dunbar
high school Saturday, April IL. The
meeting was arranged by Demonstra-
tor P. NJ. Mann and Home Demon
strator. Miss NJ Smith, through the
untiring efforts of the demonstrators
most of the clubs were represented.
ffbs meeting was called to order by
asent Mann. Miss Smith in few
well chosen words set fourth the
purpose and plans of agricultural
club work among boys and girls.
The auditorium of Dunbar school
was crowded with visitors eager to
hear the discussions by the club
members.
The following club members were
awarded cash prizes: Johnnie
Young of Preston; Bessie Ishaw OF
Preston; Rouder Smith of Preston
Tonsie Myer of Okmulgee.
Mr.. ]. A. Roper on behalf of the
judges spoke encouragingly of splen-
did program of club members. The
county club members were served
free lunch in the domestic science
lunch room by the Okmulgee County
Teachers Association.
Miss Aquilla Chadwick. Home De-
monstrator Of Muskogee conducted
The bettepbread demonstration among
the club girls. The community has
the highest regard for the efiicient
service of Mr.. Mann and Miss Smith
The club rally was by far the most
important meeting Okmulgee. has wit
messed for some time. The funeral
of Matthew Walker was held at First
Baptist church Sunday.
Most OF the county schools will
clore Tuesday.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall, Texas, April 17.-Rey j.
B. Warren has been appointed to the
principalship of the high school at
Manard.
The Ancient Order of Pilgrims
are making arrangements for their
annual Grand Convention which con-
venes here some time in July. The
women on East Fannin street, has
petitioned the city council for three
arch lights, their request will be
granted. Rev Williams of Kansas
City, Kans., preached at nights at
Galilee Baptist church. He is an
able minister. Mr.. Jas. Mayfield Is
still on the sick list.
Mr.. s. Lee is very sick. Mrs Rab-
bic Beasley does not improve. Mr..
Ed. Thompson lies very low at his
home on Bishop street.
Mrs. B. A. Smith is still very low
the fire department was called to the
Robt Morris home, it was the fue
that burned, no damage. District
Court is in session, several convic-
tons. Mrs. Dora (Haywood) Samp-
son of Kansas City, Kan, is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Haywood Sunday was a
big day at Mt. Ollie Baptist church.
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Independent Baptist Church.
Rev. P. X. Humber. Pastor.

Rev. p. X. Humber, Pastor.
Sunday school was opened on new
time. Subject Of lesson, Christ, our
Friend and Savior" Lesson taught,
text, He loved us, and sent His son.
This great lesson was well taught
by each teacher. Superintendent
johnson, and teachers were surprised
to see class No. S, Mrs. e. H. Tally,
teacher, take new steps and new
life by going over the top and mar
ching off with the banner, raised
$7.7O. Superintendent has put on
another smile, Eat 1880 Rev. A. l..
King, spoke from Rom. 12:11, sub
ject, "The Service Of the Body." He
delivered a real soul stirring sermon,
gaining six souls for baptism.
AT 4 o'clock the Y. W. G. A. held
good, spiritual prayer service, con-
Quoted by President L. A. Johnson.
Tie young lodies rendered good songs
and wholesome prayers for The sim
ners
Night service conducted by deacon
Dorrey, The choir sang. "He's the
One" Rev. S. B. Benford offered
prayer. The old Inder endent church
was packed from the bell tower to
the pulpit. Rev. A. l.. King, the
God sent man, assembled the pulpit
took for his text Gen. III, Invitation
to the infant church, subject, Come
Thou and all they House He OUT
lined his text well. then hitched up
and captured five OF his regiment for
Christ. This kind OF gospel will
draw or repeli. Old man satan is
on the dodge.
Mrs. L. Payne and daughter are
now in FL Paso, Texas.
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rooms for next term and put on Do
nestle Science and Art. It is said
that by all that Gilmer City school
is doing more and better work and
the school in better shape than ever
before. The Reading club Of the
Bruce high school had their Annual
sermon preached Sunday by the Rev.
II. M. Jones and raised $1,000 first
Of its kind in Gilmer.
Church Notes REV, Cornelius Of
Jefferson preached an able sermon
for Rev. Prince, subject, Bread"
Gilgal Baptist church was we'll
attended Sunday Rev. s. H. Howard
preached two able sermons morning
and night. He scored the folks very
heavy concerning their morals and
dress
Sister l.. G. MarabIe District Presi-
dent Of w. H. M. S. raised $21.OO
for stamp campaign. Sister Anna
Jones is yet very sick. Collections
as follows church $25.15; S. s., 1915;
B. Y. P. u, $3.75. $2.15.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas, April 17.-Sec-
ond Baptist church news-services
We're good all day Sunday. The pas
tor preached three powerful SER
mons at three p IN. He preached
the Home Mission Sisters sermon
and unvailed the window if Deacon
T. Franklin and Sister C. A. Brown,
the deceased at night. A full house
The church is moving along nicely,
Pastor AL Russell. Grand services
at Christian church Sunday, the pas
tor, Rev. j. B. Williams preached a
fearful sermon at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Lille Doty has returned home
from the Dallas sanitarium, after an
operation.
Mrs. George Gray and husband are
building a new home.
Mrs. Jno. g. Cooper of Greenville,
was in the city Saturday and Sun
day, the guest, of her sister, Mrs. N.
L. johnson. She was en- route to
Van Alstyne to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Grove.
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GHMER.

Gilmer, Texas, April live are
glad to report that Miss L. H. Price
is convalescense, her cousins. Mr..
Robt. l.. Hicks of the famous 92nd
or Buffalo division of the A. 2. f.
and sister, Miss Luella Hicks are
visiting her. Mr.. Augustus Roberts
has returned from Hot Springs where
he has been for his health. Prof.
Broadnax and Mrs. r. Echols closed
a successful term of school at Sum
merfeId, Friday night. Mrs. Bobo
played for MIS-. S. e. Eubanks' clos
ing Friday night. The FSther's and
Mothers clubs are planning to
build new school house of four
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LONGyIEw.

Longview, Texas, April 17.-There
will be big drive at st. Mark C.
M. e, church Sunday (Easter) spec
ial Easter sermon at IL a. M, by
the pastor. Program at night. The
public is cordially invited. Our mot
To is $4,000 for the great Centenary
Movement.
The East Texas Teachers Associa-
ton will meet here on the oath ana
25th inst.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w. A, Hagler
a girl. w. A., is all smiles
Mrs. Mary Crosse has returned from
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
Lenard Rowe.
Mr.. John Dixon was called to
Tatum Sunday on account of a
sick brother.
Mr. George Dean was called to
Mineola to attend the funeral OF
his aunt, who was killed in tn storm
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fife Matthews and daughter OF
Wills Point were here last week the
guests Of Mr.. anu Mrs. w. M. Hut
chings
Mrsn6. d. Benton made a business
trip to Marshall last week.
Mr.. A. o. Odem. Hattie Eddings,
Alma Hutchins, Effie Matthews and
y. T. Leroy attended church SER
vices at Freedmen Ridge, Sunday.
They report a great meeting.
DR.. O., T. Womack, P. c.
The ball game here last week be-
tween Longview and Tyler resulted
in and 3 in favor of Longview. Rev.
%. T. Womack has opened a first
class grocery, he solicits your patron
age.
Rev. S. L. Garrette left for Big
Sandy on the 10th to assist in the
Centenary movement.
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OKLAHOMA TOWNS
OKLAHOMA CITY.

Oklahoma City. Okla, April IT,
This city for the first time in its
history has the honor of having a
Negro patrolman in the person Of
Mr.. Deck" Fuller. Mr.. Fuller comes
to this position after having served
seven years in the Public works de-
partment.
The Aldrich theatre one of the
finest pieces of brick and stone mas
onry will be completed in a few
weeks and when completed will be
one of the finest play houses in the
great southwest. Mr.. Thos. Pier
son Of Sherman, Texas, is the mana
ger.
Call at ]. d. Davidson, 300 E. End
street, for The Dallas Express.
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FORNEY.

Forney, Texas, April 17.--Rev L.
w. Mackey left last Friday for his
church down South
Sunday, April goth, will be high
day at Old Mt. Zion. Our motto is
$4,000 for the Sunday School. The
Sunday school is on. the upward
march with Bro. C. w. Sanders as
Superintendent. The A. M. E. church
is planning to have an Easter pro-
gram Sunday night, April 90 Misses
Theva Weldon and Locket Lenox left
last week for their summer trip.
Miss Bernice Love whom Bro.
Bledsoe took is stitches on after gett-
ing cut last week at shool is doing
fine.
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GATEsvILLE.

Gatesville, Texas, April 17.-Mrs
II. A. Hubbard of Houston, Texas,
was the guests of the Barren family
Saturday and Sunday.
All three churches. Methodist,
Sweet Home and Bethlehem Baptist
we're largely attended Sunday both
morning and night. Rev. H. T..
Wise, Sweet Home; Rev. Cannot. the
Methodist and Rev. Darlington, the
Bethlehem Baptist.
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CHICKASHA.

Chickasha, Okla, April 17.-Splen-
did services were held at the various
churches Sunday. Pastor d. d.
Jones of the First Baptist church was
at his best. Sunday school collection
$500. The space allowed for TIE
IL o'clock service was given. Mrs.
Drusilla Dungee Houston, the most
efficient and worthy principal of the
magnificent Baptist College for Wo-
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G. MI. u. ChnrcIl.

Service was well attended all day.
The pastor preached in both morn
ing and evening services. The church
vas well filled Sunday night. Bap-
thing Sunday tomorrow morning
after the morning sermon. Sunday
will be Centenary day and the mem
bers and friends of the church will
pay $1.00 to the cause of Christ.
The children will render a program
at $3.50 p M, and the great Centen-
airy drive for Easter will close Sun
day night with sermon and the
songs of our grand-fathers and grand
mothers, You are cordially invited.
Miss Gladys G. Smith of TT. Worth
is here, the guest of her brother and
sister, Rev. and Mrs. w. Louis Smith
Mr.. VIM. Luper, father of Mrs. w.
Louis Smith spent Monday here visit
ing children.
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and children left for Denver, Colo.
Rev. Palmer has been called as
pastor OF the independence Baptist
church at BRENNAN. Mrs. Annalene
Phillips and daughters have return
cd from Denton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton White of Pur-
cell, Okla, have moved here.
Rev. Lynch of Brownwood was
In the city Sunday en- route from
Mineral Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Pollard have
moved to Ft. Worth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Overton OF Camp Travis are
in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jay
motored to Morgan in their new car.
Mrs. Mary Jones is visiting her SON
in-law at Ardmore. Okla.
Mrs. Ada johnson Of Farris is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Henry
Warren. Mrs. Emma Clark and
grand daughter, Emma are visiting
their son and uncle at Mart Mrs
Fannie Edmundson is visiting rel
atiyes at Grandview. Mr.. Wade
Smith of Fort Worth were in the
city Sunday. Mrs. NJ J. Wimberly
visited her daughter. Sunday, Mrs
Ethel Acles at Grandview. DR.. A. T.
Punche has returned from France
Rev. Lynch of Brentwood preached
Sunday at IL O'Clock at the A. NJ. e
church. Rev. Yoakum attended the
district conference at Mineral Wells
Mrs. Russell Of Waco, is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. e. l.. Russell.
~ od1
citizens at .Aivarado, Sunday at the
First Baptist church Mrs. Mary
Griffin OF TT. Worth, is in the city
visiting relatives. Mrs. White of TT
Worth is visiting her mother. Mrs
L. Sydney. Mrs. Tanner Warren ant
son w. T. Warren have returned
home from TT. Worth, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. War
rens' sister, Mrs. Berdie Sloan Our.
tbs, who died recently.
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Add to Bonham -. -. So. -. -. aci
JOhnsOn-McKee NuDtials.

Thursday, March Y, IyIy.
The wedding of Mr. VIM. P. John
son and Miss Roberta Mckee was
solemnized at the home of the bride.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Mckee, has a sweet and
lovable disposition, one of Bonh-m's
most popular young ladies. The
groom is a graduate of Tuskogee
Institute, quite an accomplish young
man, a resident of Waco. We hope
for them long, happy and prosper
Gus life.
Contributed NV f1.iond
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La Fayette, Texas, April I'M.
H. E. Sayler and his two daughters,
Misses Ella Dee and Pairlee, left
home en- route to Texarkana. They
stopped at ID. A. Corners hotel.
They are expecting to return home
the last of the week:
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Card of Thanks.

/ wise to thank the Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows for their good
ness to me while sick and for your
charitable gifts. Also the S. NJ. T.
for your charitable gifts and your
kindness shall never be forgotten.
Mr.. Aderson Elliott and Family.
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Agents Wanted.-To sell the newest

Agents Wanted.-To sell the newest
aud best patriotic, religious. and
race pictures, also race post cards.
Send 25c for Sal piles of post cards
or your choice II sample picture:
True Sons Of Freedom" or sour
Colored Heroes We have only the
best in everything. Get your ter
ritory to-day.
United Supply Stores,
Box 631 Rawlins. Wyo.
e. Benton Wills. Mgr.
S-15-4t
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas. April 17.-Mr. Will
liam Bennette, Mr.. r. B. Murphy left
last week for Wichita Falls.
Rev. P. P. Bonner of Celina, Texas,
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Barcus and wife were up from
Dodd City, Monday.
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VAN ALsTYNE.

Van Alstyne, Texas, April IT, The
Masonic sermon was preached at the
c. M. e. church Sunday by Rev J..
w. Mckinney, d. D.. Presiding Elder
Of the Dallas District, ex-Grand Mas
ter Of the Order OF Masons Of Texas.
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TENDERS FOR FORD CARS.

Sold direct from factory to owner
twelve dollars per set.
Fordson Tractor Tenders and other
street. metal specialties Write today
for information,
VIM. r. Brace,
Sales Department, Ypsilanti. Mich.
4-12-2t
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InIPORTANT.

See Gabe Dawson-of Terrell. Tex
as for the best blood medicine.
also can cure any kind Of sore. Will
save you trip to Hot Springs OF
Mineral Wells. Address Gabe Daw-
son, 303 Broadway avenue, Terrell
Texas. 2-1-9t
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Mem ext0nique-neve fails TO re-
store strength to those troubled with
weak. nervous rundown and de-
spondent conditions that undermine
good health. Results satisfactory or
no charge. Write for free hook.
Cumberland Chemical Co.. 1865 Berry
Block, Nashville, Tenn.
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS AND
CUSTOMERS.

In order to receive prompt atten-
ton. all letters containing money and
of a business nature should be adj
dressed to THE DALLAS EXPRESS
PUB. CO., $500 Swiss Avenue, Dali
las, Texas.
j. r. JORDAN,
Business Manager.
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Forty acres shallow field in Ken
lucky at five and ten dollars per
acre. all oil and mineral rights go
with land. Terms SIS per month
Suite 6. over Central State Bank.
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WOOD YARD.

Call at H. 1886. SIT Bank avenue,
Tom Teel, wood yard. chunks and
stove wood. Tom Teel, Prop.
3-15-tf
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Want to Know-4of the where
abouts Of my daughter. Mrs. Victory
Williams, last heard Of she was in
Regin. Texas, any information con-
highly appreciated address Mrs. Lima
Williams, 1T West First street, st.
Angelo, Texas. 4-5-1t
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RarhAone.

When in Cleburne, don't forget
that l serve big lunches and barbe-
cue at all times. Don't forget the
place, 603 E. Chambers street. Will
Coleman, Prop. Cleburne, Texas
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CLASSIFIED ADs.v

BEFORE YOU SELI-Your fur
niture,, call us. Furniture hospital
2209 Elm street, Main 61S6. 4-5-4t
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ACLAssIFIED ADs.s

L0ST.--An Odd Fellow Policy is
sued to J. s. Smith. Finder please
return to 2917 Thomas avenue or
phone H. 5174.
41o-1t
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Miss Lola M. Nash-Hair Culturist
Poro System. Your patronage so-
licited. We nroduce the bssss. result =
Phone Main 1890 #7
2511 San Jacinto St., Dallas, Texas.
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KNIGHTS AN GFTEKSU
o. to
the
namea and my seal at
a. o prl
Commisd ii Bankin
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TT IN SOLO DEC SALUS 323
International Order of 6iDelDe Knights and Daughters
of Tabor
OFFICE OF CHIEF GRAND MENTOR
Dallas, Tcxas.

the of
NESS is follows:
OMceO CommIs Of
Of
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This is to Certify that:
KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR,
Marshall, Texas.
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WANTED.

Comedian for Medicine show at
once. Play banjo, OF guitar, call
Sunday morning and bring box.
DR.. ii. d. Merrill, 1905 st. Louis st.
Dallas, Texas.
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LA FAYETTE.

Contributed by a friend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
KID PAY0 VILE
BOX R. ROGERS
Fast Fl Paso Feather is
Matched With Infantry
Mixer at Columbus.

Plans for a busy campaign. during
which they VIII meet all of the south
western featherweight coutsnders. are
being made by the two Payo boys.
Gene and Clip. who are training daily
IL anticipation Of sons fast contests.
The first fight to be engaged in BY
one o. the members OF the brotherly
fiIra viii be held az Columbus. n. IL.
on Thanksgiving day. when Clip viii
60 up against Rabbit Rogers, the
tough 2fth infantry crack. who TO
date has won every engagement
l,oggers VIII outweigh Fayo by about
ten pounds. bur. as the little overseas
mixer is conldent Of the outcome Of
the contest, he IS willing % give away
e rezE pounds In weight
Gene has issued a challenge TO Benny
Kramer. conuueror Of Ralph Lincoln
u Tucson recently, and is anxious TO
meet Benny Chavez, Nick Gundy or
any other boxer in she southwest az
present
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Aoy And Villas
Teams Play Draw

In fast game. featured by good
dribbling and excellent team work.
the Aoy school and the Villas school
played a scoreless tie Friday after
noon. The game was fast and siren
uous at all times. but especially dur
ing the last five minutes. when both
teams fought their hardest. Good
dribblinE by Rodriguez. captain OF the
Aoy team, was a feature Of the game
Miss Pauline Smith. OF the Lamar
school. acted as timekeeper. Park
Bishop, OF the T. n C. A., officiated
as referee
Following is the lineup o. both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Boulder. Colo, Nov. 15.-Atter q
week Of practice on a snow covered
gridiron at the University Of Denver,
the football squad OF the Utah agfi-
cultural college reached Boulder to-
team Of The University Of Colorado.
Both elevens are reported fit for the
contest, and the liveliest battle of
the season on the Boulder gridiron is
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