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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Aug. 7.-Mrs. Ell
la Baker and children left for Ok
lahoma to visit relatives they will
be gone about four weeks.
Sunday was a high day at all OF
the churches Rev. Washington held
his quarterly conference at Mt. Yer
non, Sunday.
Mr.. e. p. Griffin, who has been to
Marlin, Hot Springs and other places
for his health, has returned home
looking much improved.
Prof. Kelly Miller of Howard Uni
yersity lectured at the city hall the
30th rilt. Mrs. Annie Williamson OF
Dallas is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Davis on Swantz street
The Zion Hill District Sunday
school convention is in session at
Bethel. Tenn, many delegates are
in attendance. 4
Rev. d. j. Crawford was at Antioch
Sunday, but unable to preach.
II YOU want the Dallas Express
on Saturday and don't see the agent
call at Mrs ]. F. Hunters barber
shon and get copy.
Miss Clorine Campbell has return
ed from Chicago and reports pleas
ant trip. Prof. G. f. Carr who has
heen principle of the high schools
for IL years has moved to Dallas to
take better position. We regret
very much to lose him.
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BOSWELL.

Boswell, OKLA, Aug. 7.-AMrs. Ine1
Bennett left for Okmulgee, Saturday
morning to visit her sister.
Miss c. B. Jordan left for Idabel
Okla, on a few days visit.
Mr. Pink White visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Minor.
Mrs. Emma Minor is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. X. James went home with
her grand children to visit at Bluff
Mrs. Cappie Hartman and daughters
went to Vernon, Texas. with her
neices and nephew to visit relatives
Rev. M S. Gamer has just returned
from Colbert, where he was called
to pastor the Hopewell Baptist
church. He reports that he had
Is other deacons and preachers from
various churches for the purpose OF
ordaining Brother Knight for deacon.
He passed good examination maxi
ing 95 per cent.
The reporter is on the sick list
this week.
Rev. H. B. Bucl1ner was at his
church in the forks of Doggy, Sum
day.
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PINELAND.

Pineland, Texas, Aug. I'm the
absence of pastor Sunday at II
o'clock the members of Evergreen
had arousing prayer meeting. A
splendid program ives rendered in
: the B. Y, P. u. in the afternoon. Rev
/. Riley preached at night Rev W
M Daniels of Hemphill preached last
Wednesday night
Rev. w. M. Davis reports very
nice time at East Mayiield Sunday
in his rally.
Mr. Burrell Conner and Miss Eula
White went to Hemphill Saturday
afternoon where they were united
in holy wedlock. They were ac-
companied by Misses Cogrie Wilkes
and Bessie White.
A large number Of CoIored people
were summoned to San Augustine
last week to attend the trial II Rev.
J. H. Johnson, who Is charged
with the murder OF Err. Marlborough
(white) who was Superintendent of
turpentine still, about three mile
east OF the city.
Mrs Matte Byrd, left Saturday for
Little Rock, Ark. to visit relatives.
Mrs. Susie Gilbert Of Haslem and
Mrs. Daretfa Brown with her Two
children from Dallas are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Vercie Marse. Mr. War
rem Danshv was seriously hurt in
one eye last week by a piece OF
splintered lumber.
The ball game Sunday evening
Pineland VS. Hemphill. scores 8 and
IA hi favor of Pineland
The remains of Mr.. Ed Harris
were shipped here for burial Satur-
day He has been in the hospital
at Beaumont.
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sOuR LANE.

Sour Lake, Texas, Aug. Sunday
school was largely attended Sunday
with some distinguished visitors
present.
Rev. Dunbar was at his post OF
duty at st. Paul church Sunday. He
had Sunday school.
To whom this may concern: Rev.
c. L. Lee, pastor of Tyres A. M. e.
church advised the reporter last week
that he did not want any more of his
services reported in this paper. For
further information see Mr.. H. T.
Pollard, the reporter.
The Royal Sons and Daughters of
Charity of America will he engaged
in their annual sermon Sunday, Aug.
10th, everybody is invited to attend.
Rev. McGincy of Houston spent
Sunday here engaged in religious
services.
Mr.. Bob Toliver and wife arrived
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
A. Madried last week to make this
their future home.
The delegates of the Royal Sons
and Daughters of Progress returned
from an encampment at Conroe last
week.
Mrs. L. C. Lawson, and children,
Clytie and Ira left last week for
Willis to spend few days with rel
atives.
Mrs. G. ". Pollard returned last
week from Willis and reports her
mother is very i'll.
Mr.. s. Blue reports that his mother
is much improved at this writing.
Miss Henrietta Stewart returned
last week from Beaumont, where she
had been under the treatment of DR..
Hodges, an ear specialist.
Messrs. Skeet Wysingle. Mrs. Hun
Ger and Fielder are reported very ill.
Miss M. w. Late returned from
Prairie View last week where she
had been attending the summer
school.
Mr.. w. M. Mitchell, who has been
lingering for the last few weeks is
now confined to his room.
Mrs. L. Kicks is back home and
ordered the Express as usual. She
was a regular customer before her
departure.
LOst-Saturday, July rs. some where
a pearl handle gold pointed fourn-
tain pen, any one finding 1t will
please return same to me, L. A.
Pierce and receive reward.
S-9-1t
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HUBBARD.

Hubbard, Texas, August 7.-Sun-
day school Sunday and B. Y. p. u.
was well attended. Rev. Medlock,
Brother r. B. Davis and daughter,
Rosa v. and Mrs. Brantly attended
conference at Mexia last week and
reported nice time.
Mrs. Reed spent a few days in
Waco with her brother. DR.. Russell.
Mr.. J. w. Davis, Carr Daniels and
Mrs. Petite motored to Waco last
Tuesday to hear the lecture delivered
by Kelly Miller. Mrs. Angelina
Hooperword departed this life Fri
day after long illness. She was a
faithful and loyal member of the
First Baptist church, member of
the Ruths. her funeral was conducted
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hooker
spent last week in Waco. Mrsfi Ar
donna Thomas Mulker Of San Antonio
is in the city. M
The many friends are glad to see
Corporal Chapel, Pvt. Kirkpatrick and
Lenner from over sea. Mrs. Allen
OF Waco was in the city to see her
brother, who has returned from over
sea. Mr.. Sam Fay spent few days
in the city last week.
Misses Freeman, Evans and Hubert
Of houston are spending their sum-
mer trip in Oklahoma. Mrs. Rosa
Moore left Saturday for Waxahachie.
See little Henry L. Goodlow and
get the Express to keep posted.
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TEMPLE.

Temple, Texas, Aug. Sunday
was a high dav at the churches. Revs
Barber, Lott, TAYLOR, Wyatt and San
ders were at their church Sunday
Prof. Downing, secretary OF the VIII
low, Grove Association was in the
city Sunday.
Privates Crawford. Byrd. Maxwell
Hancock and Acrombe are back from
France. Newton Proctor OF the navy
is home TO see his people. Mrs. Ida
Dawson Is in Tulsa. Okla, on bust
ness. Rev. J P Rarber IS IN Dallas
this week to sneak before the re-
ligious Chautauqua. DR.. S. J. Thomp-
son is in Sherman attending tho Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge. Hon. G. c.
Merideth was in Cameron Sundav in
the interest of the Owl. Mrs. Eva
Alexander is back after three weeks
visit to Austin. Prof. 7. ]. Iieonav
Miss orvella Tatnm. Miss Goidie
Sims and Miss Effle MacDedreclx
have returned from Prairie View.
Mrs. Ed Marahall and daughter, Miss
Elite Mae has returned from Gal
weston. Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Hayes
have moved 70 Arizona,
Mr.. /. l.. Moody WIS ~ Dallas last
week on business Mr.. Ed Brown Is
in Sherman, attending the Odd Eel
lows Lodge.
Mrs. G. r Morgan returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, Sundsy after spend
ing two months attending the SIM
lner school and visiting her brother.
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large crowd was in evidence at the
dinner hour. and there was plenty
to eat.
Rev. N. w. Lewis filled his appoint
ment at West Station last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aycox are re-
joicing over the visit of the stork
to their home last week, mother and
babe are doing well. Mrs. @. ".
Sparks is visiting relatives in Fort
Worth. Mr.. John Henry Jones was
down from Ft. Worth. last week.
Mrs. L. A. Terrell is. visiting in
Greenville, Texas. Mrs. Oliver, wife
Of Mr.. Grant Oliver, departed this
life July 80. The funeral took place
from Mt. Moriah Baptist church,
July 81 Rev. Burton Of Itasca Off
ciated. Mrs. Susie Aldridge is visiting
relatives in TT. Worth. Mrs. Carter
is still on the sick list. Mr.. e. D.
Jones of Guthrie, Okla, brother of
Messrs. ]. Henry and Jimmie Jones
were in the city last week.
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PRAIRIE VIEW.

Prairie View, Texas, Aug. 1.-THE
farmers short course in session here
last week. was largely attended. The
meeting was a very pleasant and
profitable one.
On Wednesday night, play was
given by the pupils OF the practice
school, under direction Of Miss w.
B. Patterson.
!. Miss A. E. Grace of San Antonio
shigh school was the guest of Mrs.
r. L, Isaa&s-fpr the closing.
Mrs. Bessie Porter Overstreet of
Terrell and formerly clerk in the
treasurers Office here was a very
welcome visitor on the campus.
Honoring Miss Sadie L. Perpener,
Mrs. M. r. Butler entertained with
a miscellaneous shower on last Tues
day afternoon. After the rendition
Of an excellent program an ice course
was served. Many and beautiful
were the gifts. Showing the esteem
with which Miss Perpener was held.
She will be greatly missed by friends
and the Domestic Art Department.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Isaacs
entertained with six o'clock dinner,
naming Miss Perpener as honoree.
Miss E. A. Grace was honor guest
at tea Friday evening in the home
of Prof and Mrs. H. J. Mason.
Miss Mabel Wills of Houston was
the guest in the Bledsoe home "The
Willows"
Mr. 81 Ewell of Brennan was with
his brother, Prof. Ewell for the
closing.
Mrs. w. A. Giles was called to st.
Louis, Mo-, to the bed side of her
sister who is very i'll.
Friends here sympathize with Chief
7. l. Morten in the loss of his faith
er.
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MART.

Mart. Texas, August I'm. E.
Church Notes, Rev. w. B. Lott was
on his third round of quarterly meet
ing which was held Aug. End to
Bird OF Spring Hill. Quite number
from here attended. The meeting
was a success both spiritually and
financially. The revival begins Aug.
9Th at Spring Hill. Come every
Christian. Bring some sinner with
you. Let them know what side you
are on.
st. Mary Sunday school was con-
Quoted by Supt. at $3.50.
At 11:00 a. m. Rev. Ellis preached
noble sermon. At $3.50 Rev. Ellis
and his host paid Rev. Wade the
A. M. G. preacher visited to help
them in their third quarterly con-
ference. The rally was a success
raised 1882.
One person was added to the
church. The following delegates
will leave for the association on the
18th to Reagan.
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ABILENE.

Abilene, Texas, August 7.-Great
preparations are being made for OH
"Hoine coming" for NEGRO soldiers
the date is stu undecided uoon as
all haven't returned as yet. Ar
engagements have been made for 1905
rounds of meat and one of the best
hands in the state any information
will be give by whiting Henry ftar-
rer, local representative of the Dali
las Express
Rev. p. f. Thornton was officially
installed as pastor of Macedonia
Baptist church lasr Sunday. They
closed a very successful rally raising
a grand total Of S23461.
Rev VIM Guy was installed pas
tor of Mt Zion Baptist church last
Monday night. Rev. Thornton officiat-
ed.
Madams Bessie Sibley and Sailie
Williams OF Mineral Wells are VISIT
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cumhy.
Rev. James A. Stout OF California,
Is here in the interest Of the c. M.
III church.
Rev. Thornton will leave this week
ON h's vacation visiting his old home
in Tennessee.
Ron Rraneh returned from over
seas last week.
Mrs. Mary Savage was taken to
Dallas last Monday night by her
hrFhand. She was in a serious con-
ditiou.
Mrs. Lena johnson went to- Sher-
man to attend the Grand Lodge n.
II. Of Ruth.
Mr.. Dope Johns win represent The
Odd Fellows.
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CAMERON.


Cameron, Texas. August Master
P. d. Williams is still confined to
the bed. Mrs. Henderson of Hub
bard City after spending several
days here with her sister, Mrs. Ben
nett, has returned home, Miss Mat
tie Pratt is reported on the sick
list.
Hon. Geo w. Sledge spent few
days at Davilla this week In the
interest of the +. l. s. Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Montgomery, Mrs.
Lula Cole and Miss Zettie Lewis,
are attending the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows at Sherman. this week.
Miss Mona Cunningham has returned
from Prairie View, where she at
tended the summer school.
Rev. j. Norris filled the pulpit at
Lights Chaple Sunday. Rev. B. Davis
of Palestine was in the city this
week.
Mrs. Thorn and Mrs. Richardson
of Rockdale were here on business
Saturday. Misses Roberta and Gene
Walker Of Dallas are here to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Hall.
Mrs. DIR. Young and her little son
are visiting in Cuero this week.
The A. M. q. camp meeting is in
full sway at the old camp ground.
DR.. Johnson Of Minerva preached the
great opening sermon on Sunday
night Black Billy Sunday will
preach several nights this wel1k. Prof.
R. B. Johnson left for Tulsa, Okla.
last week.
The reporter spoke to large
audience at Cause Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights, July 10Th, and Both.
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GREENyHLR.

Greenville, Texas, August, 7.-Wed-
nesday last week was full Of good
things for Greenville. The Paris
District Conference M. e. church was
held with Warren Chapel with Rev.
j. o. Williams, D. d. presiding and
every delegate pastor and visitor
seemed to have been at his or her best
The meeting opened at $3.50 a. m.
Wednesday. When the spirit ran
high and was kept up until Sunday
night Among the visitors were Pres
ident M. w. Dogan of Wiley Univer-
sity. DR.. A. w. Carr, District Supt.
of the Marshall District. DIR. t. M.
Jackson, District Supt. OF the Nava-
sofa, District. DIR. Z. o. Wolford of
the Upper Mississippi Conference and
Mr.. Stanlet e. Uranium of New York.
There also were others whose names
we cannot mention.
Sunday was a high day, Model
Sunday school was conducted at $3.50
a. m. Miss M. e. Jamison, Supt. with
seven classes teachers struggling for
the prize. Miss Mary A. Atkinson
who represented Greenville was the
successful contestant having report
Cd $1,000, GAINESVILLE was second with
$500. Others reported smaller
amounts, total reported in the Sunday
school was 5000 and the total rails
ed Sunday was $102.20. At IL a. m.
DIR. j. o. Williams, district Supt.
nreached a very stirring sermon on
the subject of Temptation. A great
mass meeting in the afternoon when
neacope9s r. Simpson spoke ex-
clusively to the women and DR.. Will
liams to the men. At the evening
hour DR.. L. v. Harrison, pastor of
the proud st. Paul M. e. Church at
GAINESVILLE, Texas. preached very ac-
centah''' Thus closed one of the
best District Conferences ever held
On the Paris District.
The following ministers were con-
stant visitors: DIR. w. F. Simon, p.
E.. Greenville District C. NJ. e.
church; Dr. H. s.. Winston, pastor
New Hope; Rev. B. T. Trammell,
pastor Wesley; Rev Mallard and
Rev. Brown.
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MICIIITA FALIs.

Wichita Falls. Texas. Aug. r.
Sn'endid services ct all the churches
today. The funeral Of Dr. Davis
was held at ST. John Baptist church.
Prof C. c. Trimhle lectured to p
goodlv number at Anderson Chanel
A. M. f. church. Wichita Falls CO..
ored ENTERPRISE has had blessed adj
dltinn which is a first class drug
store pnt in by Bros. DR.. King and
Bovd, We think Providence for
snch men ps them and others and
ton for sending unto us good Denple
who think Of something else besides
the "hires". Recent comers to Wich-
tia. who are willing workers Of
Christ are Mrs. Thompson Of Dali
las and and a Or. Cunnmins who ex-
poets to locate here for the purnose
Of extracting teeth and dentist work
supreme.
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HEARNE.

Hearne, Texas, Aug. Mrs. G.
r. Shepherd of Houston. spent a
few days here visiting her niece,
Mrs. Florence Jones.
Miss Annie B. Dixon of San An
tonic; Lettie May Mobiles of Kansas
City, is visiting their mother. Mrs.
Bell Dixon.
Mrs L. q. Bradford, accompanied
her son, TAYLOR and neice little Ester
Walton as far IS Fl. Worth on their
trip to Vernon, Texas
Mrs. Jane Bell, died Saturday night
and was buried Sunday By Benevc-
lent Society, funeval preached by
Rev. J. d. Leonard. She leaves a
nost of relatives to mourn her de-
mise. Her son, Prof. R. t. Bell left
for his home in Washington, d. c.
Sunday night.
Minis Vivian White is in Houston
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A. Pierce.
Miss Lula B. Love of Hammond
is visiting her sister. Mrs. ". A.
Hoyt. Mrs. Linsy of Palestine stopp-
ed over between trains with Mrs.
NJ. A. Boyd while on her way from
Marlin.
Miss F. L. Tubbs of Palestine is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. M. Calvin.
Mrs. B. F. Kicks spent week in
the country visiting her sister.
Mrs. Isoleva Boon, is visiting her
grsr,dmother. Mrs. Georgia Kinney.
Miss Minnie Lane has returned
from her visit to Greenville. \
Prof. w. p. David and family of
Mexia, on their way motoring to
South Texas, stopped over night
with Prof. s. N. Richardson and
family.
Mrs. Mary Ella Lewis went to Dali
las with her daughter trying to re-
gain health.
Dr. A. j. Milligan spent a week
in Kansas City. visiting his brother
and wife. Mr.. N. B. Milligan.
Mrs. Alberta Phiilips has returned
from a visit to Galveston.
Miss Lillian Blackshear has, return
ed from a visit out of town.
Miss Matte McQarter Of Calvert
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Matte Will
1iams
Mr.. and Mrs Levy Cooper motorsd
from Fort Worth bringing with them
Miss Nao1aa Perkins. their niece, who
has been visiting them.
Mr.. Lewis Beverly is suffering
much with his throat.
Brother Matlrin Butler has returned
from San Antonio.
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GHMER.

Gilmer, Texas, Aug. REV. H. M
Jones closed a successful meeting
at Summerfield. Revs. Warren is
holding his protracted meeting al
Friendship Prince, at Taylor's Chap
ell. Married a Dickson ,orphanage
Miss MadelI Williams and Mr.. Thomas
q. Hall of Houston. Rev. H. M
presents were presented. Mrs. Rilla
Jones, officiated. Quite number OF
Jones is visiting in Winnshoro. Mr.
Will Jones and wife of Richmond
Parish, La, is visiting relatives here
Mr.. Relerford Andrews Of Mt. Pleas
ant visited home folks, Sunday. Mr.
F. d. Bonner has gone to Sherman
to attend the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Sick listed. Mrs. Sally
Dickson, Little Alex Marshall and
s. Blacksbcar.
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CLASSIFIED aApsv

The Dallas Express classified ads
bring good results.
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Cliff high school. 9th and Beckley.
Ask for superintendent. 8-9-4t
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and fixtures in good location for
Colored will sell cheap for cash. A
real buy. Apply to S04 Central Ave.
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Husband Wanted Characted good,
moral Christian gentleman, temper
easy controlled, habits. faithful, color
brown complexion, age SO or 60
years old, health good. Viney Jack
son. Gilmer. Texas. My age Is 81
years. color brown complexion,
height 5 feet, 6 inches, occupation
common labor, member Missionary
Baptist church, lover CT home life,
address J. p. Tucker. elmer, Texas.
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SAN ANGELO.

San Angelo. Texas, Aug. Mr..
-Pondexter Foots has returned from
over sea and is reading the Express.
Mr.. c. M. Lott, Mrs. A. @. Shirley
are visiting in Dallas this week. Mrs.
Rosa Johnson and c. M. Lott will
attend the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge at Sherman.
Mrs. A. M. Moore Of Gainesville and
sister of Wolfe City are here for
recreation. Mrs. M. G.. Grigsby of
Galveston is the guest of Mrs Nc
Nicely Of the city. Mrs. Sarah Brown
who has been absent from the city
all Of this year has returned. hrs.
". G. Brown is n little indienosetd at
this writing. Rev. ]. H. Heron, p.
c., of New Hope Baptist church was
at his best Sunday.
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The Great Campalgn.-Is now start
ed to raise 100000 for the Com
mittee Corporation under the laws
of the state OF Texas in the various
towns Of the State for our people a
Department Store. We are going to
insert the missing link which has
hindered the success Of our race.
We are going to put our young men
and women into the commercial
world Deputies wanted in every
county to organize in your COM
munity. Write to the general mana
ager at once and get particulars.
William A. Cochran, General Mgr.
81 w. Congress Ave- Denton, Texas.
7-19-4t
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My Dandruff Remedy never fails to
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If you have q tight stubborn scalp
a circular Is sent with each treat
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loose and flexible so the hair viii.
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Course taught through mail.
Hair Culture $40
Dyeing and Bleaching
Hot Oil Treatment
Beauty Culture
Manicuring-
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Pressing, Oil SO cents.
Temple Oil so cents.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney. Texas, Aug. THE
Holv Ghost church has on great
revival. The Christian church was
a'yakened with a spiri'uai sermon
by Rev. w. NJ. Walker. Sunday after
mon.
Mr.. JIMMIE Iockhart of Oklahoma
is bore visiting his mother Mrs. 'Sus-
an Iockhart and sister. Mrs. Mana
Nors
Porn to DR.. and Mrs. Hardin, a
girl Mrs. Sallie Virgins left for
Fort Wayne Saturday. IN visit her
daughter, Mrs. Katie Davis.