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DEFENSE COUNCIL WILL
CONTINUE INDEFINITELY
State and National Organizations Re
quest Nueecs County Council 20
Continue lts Work.

The Nuocof County Council NJ po
ffnse viii continue lts duties indofl b.
nitclv such WIS TIE conclusion reach
ed ut meeting hold sunday afternoon
go iiscueH ihr prupuFll that tNe Council
merre into County Commercial A..
Hpciation.
The action taken followed official
requests from the TsXts state Council
~ Defense and the National Council re-
queHinr the County Council 90 con
unuc functioninc pointing out that
the organization viii bee needed la tho
many peace reconstruction problems.
The need for frequent meetings d not
now urgent and meetings hereafter viii
be- held only once monthly the first
sunday afternoon ln each month being
decided upon na meeting daie..~
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PAYMENT OF POLl-TAyfS
CONTINUES BELOW NORMAL
Eleven Women Among the 400 People
Who Have Provided Themselves
With Voting Certificates.

Despite tho faci iha' several elections
~ Importance nlt before g. nus CHRISTI
aud Nuorr COUNTY fhla gear pon taN
pts'urniH Hlt lnrNinT only 900 Nuecos
gaunN citizens hu,iur secured their
BON lA1 wcelptH finm the county nN-
collector up 20 last nilht
Januafy 80 BIS th, as, date Tor their
PAYMENT Thoee residing in Cufpua
tf'itt muat secui, pon.iaNcs from the
oifN and county 700 former costing
tlNe nnd the intief Us Persons pnst
oH tcaf ui Rno afe tNomri from the
payment of 90" tHt hut SHOULD nrtufc
exemption certificate from both oi.y
Uni county collector
iIrtrn Women afr am0Ug ihoee vino
have provided thom tltpa With poi tax
rnc.ipit iiVr of tle numhsf were from
iN hop four feam Vohstuwn and two
ffYm Cuipul Chritfi
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Realty Transfers

g.. g. stone. trustee. 10 Mrs. Lola
wheeler lots 40 % ana o. block is.
uill,roat addition consideration. $3.50.
%. 49, Carver nnd wife Matinee Cary
az. 90 d. ~ IudkinT. south half Ion 80.
DO. west half of south hair lost No. n.
block 40 T. Hampton addition. CITY OF
Corpus Christi. consideration $1,000
Mrs g. A. Scott " y. Pope and
Mrs. Lucille s. Pope 20 G. r Allen. 90
acres ont of survey No. ifT. Nueces
County. consideration. f2l0o.
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Ser Anita Stewart in "V!riuoun
wives" To-day only % thc Aiuusu
Theatre Come earl, and get "a good
seat shows start nt i''o. 2;f5 1850
.G.i5. $500 ana o,ta ocloct 7fs
-fAdvD
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CITY NEWS
SINBRIEFC

g. Q. Garrett who recently sold his
interest in me HIncfty business OF
'Antti Qua Furlcw tp N Warren
hNr accepted position 1898 manager Of
th" Corpus Christi Agency Of The
TeNAH 'omrHpy.
pmltry dnd ia Stock Association no
thc ouauinr venf nfr tn De- elected at
the monthly bua.uDH meeting. g. D.
held iSnt'' ~ 500 o'ciock in the coun
tendance Of mCmh,rs Is strongly urged
Tho Red Gross takes ihis means ~
acknowledging tne .lft of 90 cupios ~
od $50 tlo General Hospital daily Tor tho
use lul pleasure of the onuNaieeceut
soldiers
The Junior Red Cross campaign Tor
mcnhcrn VIII hr conducted n the
lu D. Mcdonald chairman. urres lhe
/ teachers Co trV for onr hundred pef
cent enrollmcni Reports must ho
complete by fcmuirv D.
Word has been received from Private
+ liomor 81 Wilson one of me Flfth I'm
rincefs that 81. H recovering from "a
eliftht operation in RHac Hospital mum
/ bDr ST. nesr Toui France lio hopes
io return tn me i7nilcd States dur-
INK tbt winter
Father Paulnus poran and Father
shcld hre both in of pneumonia az
nae Spohu stnitarium.
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virtuous wives.

See Anita stewart in 'Nirtuous
wives" To-day only az thc Amusu
Theatre Come early and get a good
seat shows start al i;oo 2;45 A.so
aii5. 5000 ANA ai45 O'clock. 7fa
--tAdN)
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Marriage License.
Narcilo Ecnayldez and Felipe florel
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Routine matters engaged tho atten-
ION of tho county commissioners
court ON Monday the first day of the
january Jerm % is thought that either
cdsy or "Wednesday the court viii re-
Give petition from citizens asking
fot a survey Oi thc county with the
view oi shortly issuing bonds that win
give Nueces County count ywidc sys-
conn Oi hard surface roads
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a telegram received last night an
n0uuccd that ihc remains oi Private
SamUei Weed. corpNs Christi TAD IN
iho Marine Corps. and " whose death oc-
urpd DO the NAVAL hospital 40 Brook
ISM last saturday night from pneu-
monia have boon shipped 40 this city.
Arfiu gemcnts are helms made 20 have
the iunual services Thursday after
uoon nt 3 o'cloCk. from the lamlls resi-
dencO. 40 staples street.
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G. o. Garrett who recently sold his
mi.fret in the grocery business OF
GHuott and Furlow 10 % T. Warren
Doc accepted "a position ls manager of
no" Corpus Chr.i agency Of The
TsSHa company.
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Officer, 90 serve 'ho Nuccos County
ruultry Ind p,i Sioux Association r1r
fhr muuihlh huFIur meeting. g. h.
b.id tShtf' ~ 500 o'ciock in tho coun
$50 0nanhcf Of th, rty hnli The at-
tendance of members ls strongly urged.
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Tho Rcd Gross takes ihis means ~
acknowledging the .ilt of 90 copics ~
The Corpus CHRISTI caller CO. ho deliver
od at ho General Hospital daily for tho
use lul pleasure of the oousalesceut
soldiers
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The Junior Rcd Cross campaign Tor
momhorn VIII nr conducted n the
srhuul. du InR fho present week. Mrf.
u % Mcdonald chairman. urres lh'
teachers Co trV fnr cnr hundred per
cent eniolImeni Reports must ho
complete hy fchtulfv
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liomei a. wilson one nf che flfth I'm
rlnccfr mat b.. H recovering nom "a
slirht operation in hnsc hospital mum
btr So nesr rOui France lio hopes
to return to me lrnited States dur-
lng tbt winter
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-26
MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, April 24.--Mrs.
Lucy Phillips of Waxahachie was in
the city Saturday visiting her sister,
Miss J. B. Johnson. Mrs. Robin
son, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burton returned to her
home in Gainesville, Texas.
Mrs. Nancy Hawkins of Chickasha,
Oklahoma, is visiting her brother
Mr.. Charlie White. Mrs. l. G.
Mcdonald, made a flying trip to
Hillsboro. Friday. afternoon. Mrs
Jim Miller is home again after spend
ing quite while In Dallas. Misses
Lois Banton. Eta Mae Sims. Mad
ans Lake and IDA Beatty went to
Italy. Miss Ella Duncan Of Hills
b0ro. was the guest Of Miss Bernice
Richardson Madams Helen B. John
son and Lizzie Harden went to Hills
boro. Mrs. Halle Clemens Is Inn
proving her home. Mrs. Matte Car
ter is on the sick list Messrs. Fred
Mackey and Thelma Marshall of
Hillsboro, were in the city Sunday.
Mr. Dele Carathers and Alvin Mum
chus of Waxahachie were in the
city visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. Cleota Hawkins was in the city
in his Allen Six.
Educational and Religious.
Mt. Moriah, Sunday school was
well attended Sunday and the Easter
lesson lively and Interestingly taught.
Sunday afternoon at 500 p. M, an
excellent Easter program was render
ed by the children. Miss ]. B. john
son, directress Rev. Burton filled
his appointment at Itasca. Pilgrim
Rest NJ. e.. The Easter exercises
were a success. The pastor being
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HENDERSON.

Henderson, Texas. April 24.-Mrs,
win Ballinger passed away on April
IL, 1919. She was affectionate wife
mother of II children. Z boy and 4
girls. Five boys and girls still
survive her, also husband. Mrs.
Ballenger was a Christian, lived
neighborly, friendly toward all. She
was loved and respected held in
high esteemed by ell who knew her.
Church Notes.
Easter exervises at c. M. r church
proved effective to all that witnessed
the occasion also education was a
success for y ,xas College.
Mother lions faster exercises were
under auspices OF Mrs. A. w. Whally
lead these people to praise exer-
else.
Antioch church, rendered Its pro-
gram on last Saturday night under
Leadership Miss Bonnia Montgomery
and Mrs. q. L. Pryor led these peo-
pie to unique success. Those young
people need praise for their tire
Less work
Mrs. Matte Hall has been CON
fined to bed for szst five or six
months.
Rev. ]. B. Jackson of Tyler has
pitched a revival here st Mt. Hebron
church for ten days.
I. e. TOXIN Supreme Knight Of
tile World. headquarters Dallas, was
here on Sunday, also ]. n. Ander-
son, State Grand Deputy.Nof Gold
Chain OF the World, headquarters,
Calvert. Texas, was here in the
city with the Links OF the World.
Mrs. J. l. Ford and Miss Bonnie
Montgp merry closed schools last Fri
day at Antioch, while Henderson's
base hall team, Antioch. Henderson
was d sseato ID.
Mrs. Annie Jones has 81 ceeded
IN paying for home last week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Benson was called
here 70 attend the bedside Of her
husband.
Miss Willie Anderson OF Palestine
IS the guest OF Mrs. Jim Simmons
Misses Ellie Jones. Flanagan spent
q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Moe
Reedy.
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PRESTON.

Preston, Okla, April "a. The
teachers and pupils of Douglass school
were guests Of Pleasant Hill school
closing last Tuesday.
Mrs. Craig completed successful
years work. The program was wit
messed by many.
The Douglass school closed Fri
day among the interesting features
were the oral examination, the old
fashion school basket dinner, and
Tie literary program rendered Fri
day night by the Dunbar Literary
Society.
Miss Maude Smith Home Demon
strator, Mr.. A. w. washington. Rev.
Ollie Polk, Rev. s. u. Holmes, Mrs.
Lucy Smith and others spoke en-
couragingly of prosram and school
work In general.
Sunday was high day at Jerusalem
Baptist church. Sunday school was
condueted by Supt A. W. Warhing-
ton.
The Easter sermon was delivered
by Rev. A J. Holmes, forceful and
potnty. AID appropriate Easter pro-
gram was rendered Sunday night.
Collection $40.
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A GREAT AFTER THE WAR INDUS
TRIAL OPPORTUNITY.
[Contlnued from page Sd


quired. At liners for the riverters.
The cementers and the cementers
helpers will put cement in for
ward and after peak tanks or else
where about the ship and the fresh
water tanks, the wash rooms, etc.
There will be clippers who will
trim of and smooth the edges OF
plates, and castings. After then the
clippers will come the calkers who
will see that all edges of plates,
rivetheads, etc, the made water
tight The drillers and reamers.
when necessary, will alter holes in
the plates so that they will match
properly. When holes are uneven, the
reamers. will be roaming make them
cylindrical SO that the rivets will en-
tirely fill the holes and thus pre-
vent play OF plates and leakage.
The drillers and reamers, because
of their opportunity TO do piece
wirk will be among those receiving
the highest pay. There will be ship
filters, joiners, machinists. painters,
and punchers. The riveters, with
their assistants, the buckers, heaters
and passers. will occupy one of the
chief places In the ship construction
and will be among those receiving
the highest pay,
And other advantage Of this indus
trial opportunity at the Chickasaw
ship building plant and the Fair
field Plate shops is that there is to
be no discrimination in wages paid
whites and Negroes. The Negro work
men are to receive the same pay
that white worltmen receive for the
same kind Of work. In any word,
Negroes are TO be given mans
chance on a mans job. Here is in
deed. a great opening for black men
with desire to do skilled work and
receive the same pay that skilled
workman receive; for 1t is still true
that in many sections of the coun-
try, black men are doing skilled
work for which they are receiving
the pay or unskilled labor.
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TEXAS TOWNS

della Roberts was married Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Jennie Reece OF Luf-
kin Is Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Townsend today. Rev. Whitaker OF
Nacogdoches Is visiting Kellys. to-
day and will deliver Gods mes
sage to the people to night. Mr..
Milton McAdams IS on the sick list.
Mrs. Ella Folks OF Lufkin, Land
Mil, Is vlriting her son and daugh-
ter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Moxie
Brown.
Mrs. DoasIe Lewis is visiting her
mother Mrs Priscilla Lewis for 4
month. Miss Alma Cherry Of Hous-
ton Is visiting her grand parents,
Mr. and MrB. e. L. Recce. Miss
Estella Dennon Is visiting M0rrIl
Land and Alto. Mr.. and Mrs. Linn
and little Miss Tressie Stokes made
q lying trip to Alto. Miss Tishie
Roberts married Sunday and returned
to her new home, Huntington. Mrs.
Lille Adams, Mrs. Joe Albritton,
Miss Alma Cherry, Messrs. Louie
Clark. Hollie Clayton. Denment
Charlton made a flying trip TO Dlboll
Miss Mabel Collins, Messrs. Sam
Humphrey, Q. d. Collins. Carl Bee
man are in Alto. Mr.. Booker T.
Mcdonald OF Louisiana visited Miss
Jessie Wallace The higher students
of Keltys school gave party Fri
day evening all enjoyed themselves.
Teacher Annie L. Penson. Mrs Lid
die Clayton made flying trip to
WiIdhur8t visiting Mrs. Anna Hen
dofson Mr.. Monroe Townsend Is on
the sick list Mr.. and Mrs. Steward
are visiting In Crockett.
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them. DIR. NJ. A. Coulton, H. p,
DIR Maggie Stevenson. vice pres,
DIR, r. M. Lewis, C. R. This is the
quarterly report OF T. G. q. G. Re
port of all purpose paid for, finan-
cial expences of all claims, $214.45.
All dues paid $191.10.
w. w. Williams, president; ]. G.
Rutherford, secretary; Mary Gar
rett, assistant secretary; H. Parham,
LIST treasurer.
There was a high day at al. the
churches in town Sunday. Easter
day. Children hiding eggs. Sunday
evening, the Easter exercises were
exhibited at the two Baptist churches
at night, every body turned out to
the M. e. church, where they had a
grand program. Mr.. r. W. williams
and Miss Efiie Brewer Took flying
trip over to Jewett to the school
closing. DR.. Moore is in his Office
ready to answer all calls.
Read the Dallas Express.
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cLARKeYILLE.

ClafkByiIIo. Texae. April a.. Eas-
ter ms observed at Zion Traveller
BApiiol Sunday. Rev. Hill preach
cd an excellent sermon.
Tho Easler egg hunt for the little
children was enjoyed by ALL
The program rendered was most
excellent Mrs, Collier and others
deserve much credit for interest
manifested
Rev. Harrison preached two SER
mons and emphasized easter His
4 o'clock d. m. services were well
attended.
Several entertainments given BY the
various working clubssof tho church,
es proved to be 4 SUCCESS
Miss M. n JamiaOn carried three
81 chcatham hiHh school students
to Paris. they entered contest,
each received useful book as q
premium. Master Henry Hikes ex-
ccII6d all Of thom..
Madam POrtia Pltlman, musi-
cal recital at st. Paul NJ. r. church
was d treat to the city. We hope she
win 4etnrn again.
Dr. Munchus ten room brick build
ing IL near completion.
zion Traveller Junior Mission Circle
MIasion met with Sister Addie Parker
Sunday afternoon. General discus
sion on fzaster'' Il was great
spiritual, as we'll al entellectual
troaI. A two courat luncheon was
served. A new menu for the season.
Rev. Hill colnplimented the sisters
on their good work.
Arrivals; Mrs Mocio Began, 1T.
WORTH Prof. II. Bedford. Rlyerview.
Mia8 A. n. Hughes. entes tanned
the little boys and girls Of her
KINDERGARTEN school with an Eas-
ter eeg breaking A program will be-
rendered BY them.
FARMERS report corn cop growing
nicely, We are preparing TO plant
moro long staple cotton.
Tho oviYal continues at ST James
Baptist church. They rejoice daily
over their new church building.
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OKLAHOMA CRY.

Oklahoma City, Okla. April "a
Rev. U. s. Keeling OF Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church Of Bea mont, Texas, was
in tlsa city and preached for the
Calvary Baptist czurch Sunday. Rev.
Keeling Is indeed and an truth a
giant oak in the religlods forest Of
the Baptist denomination. He made
good.
Sunday. Arril goth marked the
closiag Of successful rail-. at How
ard metropolitan church, The church
was divided into two divisions viz,
The Blues" under the leadership
of Bro. VIM. Williams and the Reds"
under the leadership Of Bro. Jim
Flynn. Pro. Flynn eading with q
tosal of $612.3O. Bro. Williams,
$4,000. Amount all sources more
than $1.2000O. Hurrah for the How
ard Metropolitan C. M. 3. church.
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OKLAHOMA TOWNS
PURCELL.

Purcell, Okla. April Easter
program was well prepared. Mrs.
Lucy Thompson. the State Missionary
Of Oklahoma, lectured to the Women
one hour in the afternoon. Rev.
Carter was at his post Sunday night
and preached soul stirring SER
mon, collection $500 The enter
tainment given by Tribe No. 2, Mrs.
Duckery, Captain raised $3.50 for
the building of the First Baptist
church The Federation Association
held its session here Friday night
and rendered an excellent program,
Prof. White. president.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Texas, April 24.-Mr. Fau'
Crawford, who las been With tbe
END division in France Il back home
again.
mis-. Frazier Of Lodi. Texas, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mollie Wash
ington Mr.. Arthur Winkly carried
HIS wife. Mrs, Nettie Winkley to Tax
arlkana, Monday for an operation. The
friends Of Atlanta hope for her a
SPEEDY recovery. Mr.. Joe knight Of
Springdalc. visited his son, Mr.. Jim
Knight OF this city.
Mr.. Paul Crawford left fir Kansas
City. Mo. Monday Mrs. Laura Cary
OF Mystis. La.. visited IN the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson
and LEFT Monday for her home Ia
MystiR. Ia. The service at First
Baptist church Sunday was fine all
day. The pastor Rev Pryor preach
ed an able sermon from the subject,
when I zee the Blood ! WIN Pass
Over you Tho hearts OF his hearers
wore overwhelmed with joy The
congregation re-sssembled at 400
O'Clock to witness very enferest-
ing Easter program The duets, trlos
ana Qua1fet chorrses and papers
pertaining to Eacter were enjoyed
by all present Service Sunday
night was excellent Pastor Pryor
was at sis beat.
Mrs Anna Griffin fiaitos IN Tex
a7kalia. Monday. Mr.. Charlie Moore
telsgraphed hls mother. Mrs. Patsy
johnson fhAt he has arrived safely
from over seas and VIII soon be at
home. Tie Caster program was D.
seccesa. ~ 81 Paul G. NJ, ID. church.
Mrg' r Warrington made trip
70 TNxarkana Monday ia business.
The members Of First BAPTIST church
are osr4lniy Fallyang among sleni-
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KeItya, KexNa. AnrIi "A Sabbath
4etfoI met On usual tina. Supi.. 10
order With 50 pnp''e al 0lIlcsfs ob-
9taln to meet the Grand Master Of
Gnpt i n kennedy taught claus
A end B combined
tis1 Efi.nt WIlIiInf. ieaG.lef o.
class {, and afIofn4fd1 1lle0 the
s6at Of tue secretary Miss Jessie
N'f'IAeo nm school Wa6 iixsdy ana
rriCT through tn, ,tIihttrile1t and
Miss afi.Na Williams mr. VIII
Shelby 81 I'Iil1a n visiting Nr. Joe
Ufetn 3s Alberta Mallory and
i..l.1I ter afa1Aah. NlGe and 5euoie
H.I9 are visiting n Drcpt, the
''fN,4 q m and Mn Uo1fije Nal
nv MIA ttsit cbAf.Ion h1g fe s
Ialb11f 9oIi q IHk Ht8.,s 4|.if Il
ri ti4fPia Sfsff il Yls4
4 '1s E'ffeH Rks. 6II'4 i1Ish
" sf,,e nix 104ih Msa
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WHITE METHODIST FAvORs JUS

(By the Associated Negro Press.)
Lexington, KY. April 24.-The LNx-
ington Annual Conference of the de-
thodist Episcopal church, closet
successful session here, after soing
on record In their annual Message
to the Country as favoling equal
andSexact justice for all. and a def
mite, Lntirirg working out OF the
great problems OF reconstruction."
This conference comprises more than
$4,000 members and speaks for its
work In the states Of Kentucky, In
diana, Ohio, and the Methodist work
in Chicago and Southern Michigan.
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\ II
Chlckasha. Okla. April a. sun
day was carefully observed as Easter
SUNDAY at all tho chnrchSB The
program rendered First Baptist
was without question tho most in-
icrest|ng and impressive ever held
for some time.
Rev. Sutton OF Mineral Wells. Tex
%. the great evangelist will preach
et shs lat Bapi 81 churci,. Thurs
day night. April "a The Easter
exercise AZ tho A. M. ~ church went
over the top Nariy morning service
At 5 q, ~. subject sHe % Risen as
He said. suEaay school collection
Miss ReIIIe Taylor was married
to Mr. NORTH Sunday, April 20. at
the home the BRIDES parents.
lhc bride wore a stunning tailored
SUIT and caranation The groom
wore d military uniform. Nany
friends and relatives Witnoaned the
affair A Hsreo~o0,Irso wtddirH din
ncr was served.
Five hadred paolIaees nf seed
were sos to Lincoln school bv ann-
ntor COME OF Oklahoma. and have
been diatfl5nted among TIE studenis
Hurrah fok lincoln ochooIl
The Senior class IS very busy with
IkeIr school e4rden. which they I. sos
10 naIEf SUCCESS.
Misses Tina Evans. irene Ycineer
and NifgIi|in y,Endoiph aldo Mr.. 10
f4ph0S YOcNfcf were de|irhffuiiv an
|ofI1Ine0 AZ the 4nInn ~ Ma INA
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IONGvIEw.

Iongyiew, Texas, April a. Caster
services at all the churches Sunday
we're we'll attended. The program
at ST. Mark G. Al. e. church was
on high order, the music was excel
lent, collection good. Mrs. $. l..
Garrette and children OF Marshall,
spent Easter here. Mrs. Matte
Dean and Little grand son, Clarence
left for San Angelo. Mrs. Dean is
making the trip for her health.
Rev. A. B. Davis has erected a
beautiful bungalow on north Free
donia.
Mrs Jessie Griffins Of Dallas Is
here visiting relatives. rhe Wiley
University base ball team played
the Longview team on the 18th and
18th inst. the Longyiewites won
each game. Rev. J.. w. McAfee Of
Marshall. spent Easter here. Mr..
H. 7. Williams has returned from
over seas, where he spent several
months. He looks well and says
time varies much with him.
Mr.. Clifton Cumby spent Easter
In Hannah, La, with his aunt, Mrs.
Lula Black. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
@. w. Washington, a boy on the 18th
inst. Mr.. p. l. Dixon has the con-
tract of remodellng Mr.. John Smiths
home In North Longview, (Mobersey's
Sick listed; Little Ruth, Odem,
Mr.. W. N. Hntchings, Miss Obeiia
Hall. II. M. Malone, motored to
Henderson. Sunday.