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LONGYIEW.

Longview. Texas, June 5.-The re-
mains of Mrs. Arlenia Atkins was
shipped here from Chicago. for bu-
rial last week. Misses Mabel Daniel
Alta Malone and VIM. Ormond Dan
lei attended the commencement exer-
cises at Wiley University last week,
Marshall.
Master Roscoe Townsel has re.
turned from Waco, where he attend
ded Paul Quinn College. Mrs. RAJ
chel Johnson is visiting relatives in
Terrell and Dallas. Mrs. Willie ].
Garrette of Marshall was here last
week on business.
Mrs. M. A. Odem and little daugh-
ter, Ruth left last week for parts in
Tennessee.
Rev. White, P. c. Of the M. E.
church has on weeks meeting. Dea-
coness Simrson is doing the preach.
ing. Prof. s. s. Willis and wife left
for Terrell on the 31st of this month.
Prof. e. A. Erwin OF Marshall was
here ON last Saturday. on business.
Mr.. Peter Tippitt has bought a beau
tiful house and had It moved on his
lot. on East Magrill.
Oracle Samples has returned from
Henderson. Mr.. w. H. >rouser has
returned from Chandler where he
has been doing carpenter work Rev
S. L. Garrette win preach for the
society OF the a. NJ. g.
church Sunday at $3.50 d. m.
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MOTHERHOOD.

Weatherford, Texas. June Seer
vices were good at the c. M. E.
church Sunday. Rev. C. G. Smith
was at his post. Miss Johnny Mae
Mason has returned from Austin
where she attended school. Nj. Ben
Young was here Saturday and went
over to Wells Sunday.
Mr.. Hugh lizard and wife went
Mineral Wells, Saturday.
Mr.. Graham is here from Aus
tin in interest of st. Johns's Or
phanage The Weatherford base ball
team went to Mineral Wells Sun
day to play ball.
Mr.. Nose Brown is real low sick
at his home. Miss Bessie Jane Hall
passed through the city Thursday on
her way to El Paso. She attended
school at Marshall.
Rev. G. G.. Smith has a rally on
at his church.
Rev. Jordan will be here on the
second Sunday. Miss Freddie Harris
is bringing things to pass at Mt
Zion Sunday school
Mrs Carrie Newbill the president
OF the Missionary society is urging
her members to get to work.
Mr.. Jim Alternately made flying
trip home.
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COMMERCE.

Commerce, Texas, June Spas
tors L. G. Farley and A. w. Jack
son filled their pulpits with splen-
did congregation, Sunday. Tho M.
T. of A celebrated their annual
Thanksgiving Sunday at the G. M.
Il. church. Commerce was shocked
to hear of the death of Sir c. e. w.
Day, S. G. C. M. of X. T.
Mrs. ]. r. Rivers and M. e. Knight
left Saturday night for Dallas to
attend the funeral Of Sir G. e. w.
Day.
The citizens of Commerce met Sat
urday night in a mass meeting for
the purpose of organizing the N. A.
A. c.. p. Rev. l.. G. Farley was
elected president; Rev. A. w. Jack
son, vice-president; Prof. G. s.
Meadows, secretary; Fannie Smith,
s. S.
Mr.. r. L. Rivers, assistant secre-
tary and Mr.. Jas. Crowder, treas
urer. The organization was per-
fected with more than rs members.
The Mt. Moriah Baptist church has
just completed tabernacle. A new
church is to be erected soon.
Sister L. Goss entertained the H.
M. s., last Friday evening. Served
cake and cream. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Rivers entertained the joint ses-
sion of the Mosaics and served a
sumptuous repast in honor of Rev.
L. G. Farley, who was obligated into
the mystic shrine.
Departures-Mrs. E. Barrett, Sui
nh1if Cnrfno 90. IYalla WiIhorna apd
A. Davis, Paris.
Messrs. Ed and Jas. Crowder were
called to Paris to see their sick
neice.
Sick listed: M. Cobbs, Oracle Bow
ems, Willie Spencer, Ida Neal.
All news for the Express, please
hand to reporter, B. J. Wynn on
Monday.
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HRAREE.

Hearne. June 5.-Mr. L. d. Living
stoh Of Port Sullivan, Texas, was on
the streets this week. Rev. j. G.
Connally. r. A. Smiley. G. G., Little
ION. aud z. McCracken. was on the
streets this week ON the way I'd their
reports fine crop. Mr.. II. r. Read
or, mas been on the siclxlist for sew
er1l weeks is up again.
Prof. r. y. Bats of hammond
stopped over Sunday on his way
home from r. .kdaie. where he had
gone to carry grestings frosn the
Lincoln Sunday school congress- Prof.
II. d. Williams also stopped on his
way to Baileysville frorn RockdaIe,
Mrs. r. ID. Williams. Miss Nancy
Jude, Mr.. John Williams and wife
from Baileyvllle, were In New ELAN
Annive ssigy Sunday.
Mr.. O.. IA. White and Miss Ruth
Smith cf Houston stopped over TO
vissa Miss n. T. Butler. Sunday. Mr..
Tom Carr OF Mumfocd. was IN this
week and said send the Dallas FIX
press to him one year.
1fey, T. w. Daley. was with his
people at st. Paul snnday. Rev. ].
d. Leonard was with bis people at
New ELAN Sunday. they win have
an anniversary next Sunday. Mr..
Frank Foster the efficient brakeman
on the H. & T. G. branch always
supports the Dallas Express ana
sells quite a few copies every week
Pew. J. W. HOyt, preached at st.
Emanuel church Wednesday night
a. a., <~.t1,..rtoot&n n,,ds,-.,... o,,.l \ =
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DENTON.

Denton, Texas, June 5.-The SER
vices at the @. M. e. church last
Sunday were splendid. The affable
pastor, Rev. w. j. B. Henderson had
Systematically arranged for each
event. Promptly at the hour of IL
a. m, the pastor announced his text
and all present were glad to have
been worshippers in the morning
services. At 800 p. M, the choir
was In its place and the beautiful
rendition of praise service was in
spiration to all. At $3.50 D. m. Rev.
Mr.. j. w. Hill (white) of the M. e.
church South preached after which
the rally was opened and a nice
amount was taken up. Mr.. Henry
Moore. contributing $1,000. The to-
tai amount raised in the one day
effort was $4,000. Rev. j. R. Swancy
preached an excellent sermon Sum
day night at Pleasant Grove Bap-
fist church. The B. Y. P. u, in the
afternoon was interesting.
Messrs. B. F. and B. W. Crawford
motored out to Sanger last Sunday
carrying with him his family and
their guests, Rev. w. p. Crockett and
Mrs. Mood, the latter being a visi-
tor here in the interest of the Ju-
venile department of the American
Woodmen. Mrs. Emily Day, a time
honored Sunday school teacher in the
G. M. E. church for more than forty
years continuous service, is visit
ing relatives in Houston. Mrs. L.
A. Walker of Fort Worth, spent a
few days in the city with her sister,
Mrs. M. o. Smith. Mrs. Addie Walk
er left for Fort Worth Friday to join
her daughter, Miss q. d. Walker,
who recently closed her school in
Wichita Falls. Mrs. Ella Estell Law
son, Mrs. Stella Neal, Mrs. e. d.
Moten, little Miss Alice Neal and
Master Rufus Smith attended the
commencement exercises in Waco at
Paul Quinn College last week. Misses
Gussie and Muriel Neal returned
from Paul Quinn College, after a
very success session last week. Miss
Mae Burr has returned from Sher-
man, where she spent successful
term in the high school. Mr.. F. d.
Moore, principal of Fred Douglas
school leaves this week for Prairie
View State Normal to take up special
study during the summer. The town
is aglow with the announcement Of
coming of Hon. G. M. White, Supreme
Commander of the American Wood
man next Saturday, June z, ample
preparation has been made for a
picnic during the entire day and
night, but special arrangements have
been made for the address to be
made by the Supreme Commander at
1880 p. M, at the park after which
the book will be open for the re-
ception of new members.
The announcement of the death
of Sir c. e. W. Day, C. G. NJ, of the
Taborian Order in Texas, came as
shock to Denton. The executive
branch of Arcanum met and ordered
telegram of coincidence be sent
to the widow, Mrs. c. e w. Day.
Sir J. W Reynolds, who was doing
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First Baptist Church,
a. =. moore, Pastor.


At $3.50 Sunday school was we'll
attended, Supt. Il. Morgan is trying
to raise the standard OF attendance.
Al classes made good reports.
AZ IL a. M, large congregation
present and lesson to a thorghtful
and well delivered sermon by the
pastor from the subject, Love at
$40 p. m, pastor preached on the
Lords Supper" 1t was the commun-
ION service. All seem to be impress
ed.
The Galeda class was led by Mrs.
Josephine Joel this week, she re-
ported $42.48. There was a number
of visitors in each service during
the day.
Pastor Moore has been indisposed.
Rev A. Norris is very sick. The
F. D. H. closed with its industrial
exhibition in the reception hall and
up stairs of our church. which was
first class exhibition showing what
Prof Brewer is doing for the boys.
To Reporter-We would enjoy your
discretion exercised in legibility and
uniformity of your your weekly re-
port The Dallas Express.
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RRIsEL..

Riesel. Texas, June 5.-Services
were well attended at New Zion Bap-
fist church, Sunday. Rev. H. Grey
their pastor preached an able ser
mon at o'clock. Rev. H. Guy and
Mr.. C. c. Long went to Mt. Moriah
Sunday night where he delivered one
of Gods message. Rev. q. l.. Jack
son was here Wednesday and Thurs
day visiting relatives. Mrs. Nellie
Bryant died Sunday night, June LIST.
She leaves a husband and a host
of relatives to mourn her lost. Mrs.
Pearl Estelle and Sadie Grey were
In Marlin, Saturday. Mr.. A. J.
Merritt is a never firing reader Of
the Dallas Express.
Mr.. Allen Crane was in Marlin,
Saturday. Don't forget the great con-
vention meeting at New Zion, Sun
day June 9Th. Mr.. |. o. Dorsey was
in Rosebud, Sunday, reported glo-
rious time. Rev. Edwards was here
Saturday. He set-up the Royal Irish
Chapter among the Masons. The en-
tertainment at the hall Saturday
night was great success. The rally
at Nazareth was great success.
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GMMER

Gilmer. Texas. June Madam
Amy Ford, 8. Blackshear. Maggie
Walton and Lizzie Cooper made a
flying to winona last week. Mrs.
X. G. ingram, L. G. Marable and A.
Ingram visited in the county Sunday.
Mrs. Della Ellis, who was reported
very sick at Winnona, came home
Saturday very much improved to the
delight OF her nany friends. Sick
listed: M. Il. Montgomery. Rev. H.
M. Jones was at his post of duty
Sunday as usual. His members serv-
ed dinner on the ground. Sunday
night He preached to his congre-
cation. the general rules OF the G..
M. e. church. Messrs. H. Jones,
VIM Watson, w. I. Luster and ]. T..
Smith Of Summerfieid are Express
hustlers. Mr.. T. r. Bonner OF Forest
Hill also, Rev. u. w. Johnson and
Edwards Of Pittsburg. both passed
through Saturday on re tie to their
churches.
Sunday school was well attended
at all churches Sunday. Quite a
number of delegates are expected
this week to be In the great move
ment for Colored uplift.
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the order.
The Tyler public schools closed
last Friday. The graduating class
numbered girls and boys. The
class program was rendered at First
Baptist church. Friday night, which
was pronounced excellent from be-
ginning to end. President w. R.
Banks of Texas College delivered the
address to the class. Prof. Banks,
said many things if needed will help
the race. The diplomas were present
ed by Supt T. H. Shelby after a
short address.
All teachers of the Tyler public
schools have been reelected for
another year. Mr.. Felix Belcher
spent a few days in Winnona, this
week on business.
Mr.. Amos Willis and family have
moved into their new home on Hern-
don and Parks street.
Rev. J. q. Rains held his second
quarterly conference with Rev. Car
ter and congregation at Miles Chapel
Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Houston, left Tuesday
night for Weleeke. Okla, to wit
ness the marriage of her neice, Miss
Corene Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Canada
have rented the home of Mrs. L.
M. Strobe, the latter will leave in
few days for Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Lucille Pierce, daughter of
Rev. ]. A. Morehead died on the
7th of May, her funeral was attend
ed at the G. NJ. 2. church by the
pastor. She leaves father, brother
and one little girl and other relatives
to mourn her loss.
Mr.. Elmo Lewis of Kansas City,
is here sick at the home of Mrs.
Jane Lewis. his grand mother.
Rev, z. N. Pinkston preached for
Rev. Willis Sunday. pastor being i'll.
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ARLENE.

Abilene, Texas. June 5.-Rev. +.
o. Brown Of Dallas and Hon. w. e.
King were distinguished guests in
our city Last week. Rev. Brown
preached the memorial sermon OF the
late rev. Macon, Sunday night the
25th ult. A great crowd heard him,
and every one showed by their con-
tribution that they enjoyed the SER
mon, he was induced by the pastor
Of the G. M. II. church to remain
over and speak at his church Tues
day night. The Negro !. Business
League had called meeting but
they gave way and attended the SER
vice in body.
Hon. w. Il. King who happened
by en- route to San Angelo. and was
among the crowd. Let's go on an
occasion amen now and then. Hon.
X. u. w., spoke for a few minutes
before we left the house of the Lord
and he said a plenty for us to think
on until his return of which he
promised us wouldn't be long.
Tho Negro Business League, is
meeting with great difficulty In try
ing TO meet as the weather has been
awful bad every time a meeting is
called.
Rev. A. L. Taylor, p. c., Of the
A. M. u. church spent last Sunday
In Stamford, doing Missionary work
Mrs. Jane Merrill of Weatherford
was the guest OF her daughter last
week. Miss Junita Merriall, assis-
tant teacher in the public school,
who closed a very successful year
here.
Mr.. Joe Davis. an enterprising hotel
man has renovated his car and has
II on the road again.
Mrs. Pearl Alexander has returned
to her husband at Kyle after an in
definite visit to her mother.
Public school closed Friday. Com
mencement viii be held at the @.
M. Il. church Tuesday night.
Mrs. Carrye Mae Morgan, colora-
ture soprano and Mrs. Mona ]. Vaultz
piano artist appeared at the G. M. p.
church Monday night in a musical
duo. very successful recital was
had the house being full and every
body satisfied, they were in the hands
Of Mechanics Silas Bell. J. F. Stevens
and Edward Maberry. they we're quar-
tered at Mrs. Bell. and were enter
tanned by Mrs. Stevens in their big
car with Mrs. Maberry at the wheel.
Macedonia Baptist church closed a
very successful rally Sunday, amount
raised seventy-fiye dollars and TWEEN
ty-flve cents (S75.75). Rev. Thornton.
?. c.. has built nice study on to
the church.
Master Oscar Simms has returned
from school. His father met him in
Fort Worth, last week.
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WILLS POrNE.

Wills Point, Texas. June s. Mrs.
Georda Williams spent a few DAYS
with Mrs. Austin Henry,
Mrs. Rachel Grifins made a busi-
ness trip to Kaufman. Wednesday.
Mr.. Joanah Afford returned We'd
nesday night from Homer. la
Rev. Mallard was at his best Sun
day. collection s23.12 Mr.. and Mrs.
Carothers. Lieut.. and Mrs. Roy Jen-
nings and Mr.. Jack Jennings OF
Kaufman motored over Thursday to
spend a few hours with their mother,
Mrs. Weatharspoon. who has been
III for some time, she returned with
them.
The picnic given for the G. NJ Il.
church SATURDAY. was a success.
Wills Point defeated Lone Oak in
ball game Saturday. scores being
5 and In favor Of Wills Point.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, June 5.--Mr. Co K
of Fort Worth, attended the closing
Of the public school. his daughter.
Miss Vera Cook being member Of
the graduating class.
The o. B. of F. and s. M. s. It's
sermon was preached Sunday evening
at Truevine Baptist church by the
pastor. Rev. Fl. c. Alexander. the
houss was filled with members Of
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field duty stopped over q few hours
with his family en- route TO the oe-
ceased Chieftain, Sunday continuing
his trip at 1885 p. IN. Several are
planning to make the trip MONDAY
to attend the funeral among whom
are DR.. and Mrs. e. D. Moten, Messrs.
Crawford and Crawford. Mrs. Long
and Reynolds and several others.
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YOUR HAIR
invention of an Expert
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getting the desired results, until you
have become discouraged and lost
confidence in all hair remedies. Thou
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turned to using Seeby's Quinade, and
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else.
Quinade Is not an ordinary POM
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a real scalp food. Quinade stimu-
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hair, causing a natural growth Of
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and easy to put up in the style de-
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itching of the scalp; and dandruff.
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To get best results from the use
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fluffy and imparts refreshing feel
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Insist on getting Seeby's Quinade
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each. II your druggist or dealer does
not stock these two articles ask
him to obtain them from his whole
saler for you, or send us the price
and we will mail them to you direct
Seeby Drug Co.. IA Wooster 81
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AMMONIA.

Ammonia, Texas, Sunday was a high
day at Rock of Ages church. Rev.
DIR. G. M. Hill of Clarksville preach
ed in Ammonia, Monday night. Rev.
Dewey preached in Ammonia Tuesday
night. The knights and Daughters
of Tabor gave a banquet in Ammonia
last week in honor of the Deputy
Grand Master of Dallas. Texas. Mrs.
Sallie Gamble is having her hcme re-
modelled. Mr.. Dan Williams of Vesey
was in the city Saturday. You will
find the Express at Mr.. John Royal
restaurant every Saturday.
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Iege, Marshall. Texas; Miss Juanita
Roe, from Philander-Smith College.
Miss Erma Bailey visited Wiley
University, where her sister, Miss
Fannie Mae Bae Bailey finished in
Music and Literary course.
The St Paul Baptist church has
launched two-thousand dollar rally
and tho different clubs are showing
great interest by giving entertain
ments
Mrs. Ida Belle Runnels is in the
city visiting relatives and to wit
ness the commencement exercises.
There are four graduates who will
receive certificate Of efficiency from
the Domestic Science Department,
viz: Misses Ruby Bills. Ruth Bac-
Gus, Tommie French and Abbie
Franks
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WHARTON.

Wharton, Texas, June 5.--Mr. and
Mrs. A. p. Boone have returned from
Marlin, where they motored to see
the homefolks. The new horne Of
Mrs. Edward Richards is near com
pletion, 1t is a model home. Mr.. t.
H. Taylor made business trip to
Houston last week. Rev. Ferguson
filled his pulpit Sunday and good
spiritual time was had. Mrs. M. N.
Bell Is on the sick list this week.
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Bethel A. M. r. Church.

Sunday being the first Sunday in
the month, the presence of the pas
tor, McDade, who had been absent
for several days was very much ac-
cepted. Smiles from every angle OF
the church were forthcoming. The
pastor stated with pride the sue
cessful closing of his Alma Mater
Paul Quinn College, where he preach
ed a special sermon to the theolo-
gist and received the honorary de-
gree Of d. d.. and reported more
than twenty thousand dollars ESQ.,
000) laid on the table for Christian
education. The message was receiv-
ed with much enthusiasm.
AS usual Bethel had an apprecia-
tive audience u hear the message
delivered by the pastor. McDade
from lisa. AL. subject. THE Ora.
eious invitation" The pastor fed
the flock at ease as they SEEM
ed tn he hungry and desired to
be filled. Rev Nichols worshipped
with us at IL a. m. Love feast and
general class were eagerly attended.
Mrs c. G Kelley District Supt. A.
c. T.. made her visit and spoke en-
couragingly to the league.
Look and Read, come and see
your Colored soldiers on the screen,
will be shown, June Is and 10 at the
A & d Theatre in France and re-
turning home, Corsicana. Texas, E.
9Th avenue. The French cell them
Hell Fighters"
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PARIS.

Paris. Texas. June 5.-Gibbons
High School had its annual com
niencement exercise at the Summer
Theatre on last Monday night. June
End with twelve girls and two boys
in the graduating class.
The pupils are returning from the
various colleges. viz: Miss Mary
Burnett from Fisk University. Nash
vile, Tenn: Mr.. Claude Coivin from
Tillotson College, Austin, Texas;
Miss Annie Johnson and Mr. Elisha
Bills from Wiley University; Miss
Dorothy Williams from Bishop Col
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CORsICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, June 5.-Com-
mencement exercises were very pleas
ing. The program was out of the
ordinary and illustrative of the oc-
eupational tendency of the speaker.
1t was departure from the ordi-
nary commencement program.
Mrs. Ollie Brooks has purchased
six lots here. Miss M. NJ Jones has
returned from Calvert. where. she
had two sisters to graduate from the
high school.
Rev. R. T. Pardee, was called to
Dallas, to attend the funeral of his
sister.
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Corner Boil and Bzyan Streets,
Is now open with q complete line
Of everything you wish in q home
business or cafe. Call and inspect our
terms on retails. which are right
Our prices are the lowest on what
you may need.
Repair work q specially
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Phone Residence Fl. 983: Store H.3217
Dallas. Texas. 12-21-tf
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W've Found The Secret

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TEXAS TOWNS

the commencement exercises at Paul
Quinn, this week.