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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Ruth-Alderman

The marriage of Miss Beatrice
Alderman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Alderman, to Mr.. Gordon
Ruth, which was to have taken place
Tuesday morning, was solemnized
Saturday evening at the residence of
Father B. Slime, who performed the
ceremony.
Miss Mildred Alderman cousin
of the bride, and Mr.. Benjamin
Haigh of Atkinson, Neb., were the
only attendants.
The bride wore her travelling suit
of dark blue tricotine with a small
hat to match and her corSage was Of
red rosebuds.
The bride is former Fremont girl
and is the composer of several popu.
lar songs. One of them was dedi-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Vital Question.

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee
| have been reading your advice
to the Lovelorn' and l thought /
would write to you about my trou-
bles. have a very dear friend
whom | have been going with
steady and he is away at the pres
ent time. DO you think it is proper
for me to go out with young man
while he is away?
Hoping to see my letter in print
soon, l remain your reader.
WORRIED.
All riphf az
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
All right. Go ahead.

Gated to Base Hospital, 40, of which
Mr.. Ruth was member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth left Tuesday
morning for a motor trip to Denver
They will be at home at is22 South
iWentY-eighth after Septamher |
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13

Mrs Harry lie Claire has returned
from Columbus, O., where she was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Curtis
Osborne, for two months.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Weiner-Weisman.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cohn an
nounce the marriage of their niece,
Miss Anna Weisman, of Patterson,
N. j., and Mr.. Joseph WIENER of
Omaha, which took place Sunday
afternoon at the home of the BRIDE
groom's parents, Mr.. end Mrs. B.
Weiner. Rabbi Gerdinsky perform
ed the ceremony
Miss Lucille Osheroff, who was
bridesmaid, wore a gown of pink
gorgette with large hat to match
and carried pink roses. The bride
was gowned in white gorgette and
wore long tulle veil. A huge show
er bouquet of brides roses COM
pleted the costume.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr.. Harry Osherof as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiner are at home
at 1918 North Thirty-fourth street.
Fellowship Club Party.
Fellowship club OF the Y. w. C..
A. will entertain 20 Of the members
Of the Y. M. C. A. at the home of
Miss Dorothy Dimick, Thursday
evening.
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Country Club.

Mrs. R. B. Busch will entertain
seven guests at luncheon at the
Country club, Wednesday.
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Society

rHERE are merry little parties
of pretty girls at the country
i clubs these days. Over the
Aower-laden luncheon tables they
chat and plan-perhaps you think
swimming parties, or even tennis
matches, but not sol For verify our
young society maids are blessed
with vivid imaginations. Blazing
skies, green woods and fields, all
the reminders of the summer sea-
son so close at hand, are completely
forgotten. Sparkling snow, nippy
winds and even sleighbells seem to
figure in their day dreams for just
last week many Christmas parties
were arranged, in the very teeth of
a soaring thermometer!
The Blackstone is the scene of one
particularly lovely dance every Yule-
tide, and it is whispered that the in
vitations will be issued this year,
too. The young hostesses are
Misses Virginia and Rowena Pixley
and Miss Mary Morsman, and all
the school set anticipat this supper
dance with the greatest of pleasure.
Misses Geraldine and Gretchen
Hess, two of our prettiest school
girls, are even now making their
extensive preparations for a Christ
mas dance to be given at the
Blackstone. Miss Elsie Storz is an
other pretty hostess whose plans
are made for a Christmas dance, and
it is rumored that it will be quite a
large affair.
Luncheon parties and teas will
play an important part in the
Christmas festivities. Miss Mer-
cedes Jensen and Pauline Coad will
no doubt be honorees at large af-
fairs, and Misses Margaret and
Mary Wattles will entertain, also.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Advice to the Lovelorn
Love Comes Unbidden and, ITO Love or Not We Are
No More Free Than the Ripple to Rise and
Leave the Sea-"
' BEATRICE FAIRFAX

pathy? You have been at home, at
peace with your dreams. He has
gone through that which takes
mems reason. skaters their nerves
and leaves life forever changed.
fear you are selfish and think only
OF your own PLEASURES. If I am cor
rect. 1t would be kinder to break
the engagement than to marry the
soldier. Selfish women are about
the greatest drag on the home and
socity that one could mention
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Culkin-

Culkin- Hannah.
Miss May Hannah of Chicago and
Mr.. William J, Culkin of Omaha
were married Tuesday morning in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Blumenthall en-
tertained at large dinner party at
their home Sunday evening, when
they announced the engagement of
their daughter, Jennie, to Mr.. Carl
Studna, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Studna, of Kansas City. The we'd
ding will take place in the winter.
out-of-town guests at the dinner
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Max Studna, Mr..
Sam Studna, Mr.. and Mrs William
Milder, Mrs. Ben Taxman and Miss
Sarah Yessen.
Licensed to Wed.
Miss Gunda Litton and James H.
Goodwin were licensed to wed in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
FROM A FRIEND

A bridal veil is usually made of
yards and yards of tulle. If you
will write to Polly the shopper"
care The Bee, am sure Polly can
tell YOU all you wish to know.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
Bridal Veil,

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
Will you please tell me through
your columns what brides veil is
made of. and also where could
get bridal wreath? Thanking you
in advance
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-13
With Armour Oval Label F GODS
You're Never at a Loss What to Ser1

ITO the housewife who takes advantage
of the unusual facilities of the Armour
4 Oval Label-the mark that takes the
guesswork out of buying-the ''What-to-
Serve" problem is no problem at all
In the long list of Oval Label Package
Foods - more than 3OO-are countless
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, There were no SER
vices at any of the churches today
as the rain come down in torrents:
The st. Paul A. M. Els. anticipated
big day with Bishop Jones at their
church but were cut out on account
Of the rain. Rev. J. w. Beckam OF
Calvert was up at South Union Bap-
fist church. Mrs. Florence Washing
ton, Yeazooe, Miss, is visiting Mrs.
Guss Geralds on Hayse Street.
The Misses Beaulah Mae and Gera-
dene Geralds left for Tuskegee In
stitute, Ala.
Miss Ida Mae Wilson of San Antonio
has been added to the teachers stan
In the city school.
Mrs. Mary Palmer OF Dallas is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ann Smith
on Island street. Mrs. Rosie Dill
lard of Houston is in the city for
the baths. Prof. J. H. Childs spoke
for the N. A. A. C. p, a few nights
ago. Mrs. L. L. Gates pulled off
another grand picnic at Hon. G. III.
Humphreys with a party of friends.
Everything was lovely, there was a
rally at the County Tabernacle.
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FoRNEY.

Forney. Texas, Sept. 25.--Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches Rev. l.. w. Mackey was
unable to fill his pulpit Sunday.
He is reported some better now.
Rev. Herin filled his pulpit at the
A. M. e. church Sunday and preach
ed two sermon.
Mrs. Willie ellis and son left
for home after two weeks stay
here. Mrs. Henderson of Dallas was
here Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Geo. Mackey is able to be up
and has returned to Fort Worth.
Mrs. Juanita Perry and Mr.. Woodie
Smith were united in holy wedlock
Sunday night at the home of the
birdie, Rev. Haynes OBLIGATED
Mr.. Annie Godfrey and Mrs. alberta
Godfrey left last Monday for Louis
lana where Mrs. Godfrey will stay
a few weeks for her health.
Miss Viola Wheeler has returned
from Tyler. Sunday.
Miss Bette jackson has returned
from LOngview.
MS. Emma eager was in Dallas
last week
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RIESEL.

Riesel, Texas, Sept. 25.-Service
was well attended at the New Zion
Baptist church and Rising Sun M.
E. church Sunday, Sept. FL
Mr.. Clifton Thomas has purchased
a $1,000 automobile.
Mr.. Edd Irwin, Jr. has returned
from Columbus, New Mexico, where
he has been on guard duty in the
u. s. army. There will be a great
rally at the New Zion Baptist church
Sunday, Sept. %.
The Colored farmers of this dis
trict are blessed with one of the
most prosperous crops this year they
have ever made. Some have har-
vested enough foodstuff to last al
most two years, and full crop OF
cotton is already assured.
Notice.
The reporter Is now arranging to
start a campaign for so yearly sub
scribers to the Express in order to
get our people in the habit Of regu-
lar reading. We are going to give
you the agent commission and let you
have the paper one year for SIPS for
the next 80 days.
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YE A BLANKET
PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Sept 25.-This
community was visited with good
rain Monday morning. Services at
all the churches were well attended
Sunday. Pastor D. J. Crawford has
been i'll all the year is much better
at this writing and was at his post
at the Antioch Baptist Sunday to the
delight of his many friends. Revs.
q. M Griggs, w. Boliver. Davis and
ID. ]. Crawford have returned from
Newark, N. j., where they have been
attending the National Baptist Con-
vention. They report a splendid ses-
sion and grand time.
Mr.. Brown Medlock, an old citizen
and employee of the !. G. N. KY, OF
this city passed away Sunday.
Mrs. Caraway and family left Fri
day night for Texarkana to spend
a few days.
The Zion. Hill Association will con-
vene this week at Crockett. Rev. ID.
J. Crawford, the Moderator and a
large number Of messengers lett
Thursday for the same.
Rev. W. A. Kieth and number OF
the members of the Palestine District
of the A. M. e. church was In oak
wood last week attending the Dis
trict Sunday school convention. They
all report a great meeting OF the
same.
Get the old reliable Express from
A. Taylor, Saturday, rain or shine.
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WILLS POINT.

Wills Point, Texas, Sept. 25.-Mrs.
Lark Mathis, her two daughters and
her son, Mr.. Eugene Mathis have re-
turned from their tour of the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Floyd Jacaway and her
daughters Miss Annie Mae Jacaway
and Mrs. Pearl Mathis have been
visiting relatives in Oklahoma. All
reports a pleasant visit.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Fri
son, girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alexa Griffin,
girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Chainy,
Mrs. Lizzie Marlborough recovering
from her operation, to the delight
of her many friends.
Clemmie Jackson of Mineola, who
had been employed here at the oil
mill for about six month. died after
a brief illness of about three days.
Master Horace Blair. the son of
Prof A. M. Blair, who has been
visiting relatives at Henderson and
Mt Enterprise is at home again after
more than three months stay.
Mrs. Belle Jones and family Of
Dallas are in town.
Mrs. Pearl Mathis has her sister
of Taft, OKLA, as her guest this week.
The Sunday school at Pleasant Hill
Baptist church was well attended,
collection 1881 Sunday, Sept. IA
collection was $500, all teachers
were present. Rev. Jackson of Ter
rell was pleasant visitor at Sun
day school
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ATHENS.

Athens, Texas, Sept. 25.-Rev. W,
o. Boyd, p. T.. of the Tyler District
A. M. e. church held his fourth and
last quarter Sunday.
The remains of little Edward Jack
son was shipped here from TT. Worth,
last Friday. Interment in Odd Eel
lows cemetery. Rev. Stevens off
ciating. The little neico Of Mr.. Edd
Murphy was also buried here.
Athens Colored school opened on
the 18th with a good attendance.
Prof. r. G. Fisher, principal, his
corp of teachers were present
Miss Beulah Smith returned from
Corsicana. Mr.. G. B. Leake and Sam
Fletcher Of Kemp are spending few
days with home folks. Miss Ger
trude Baxter of Baxter, Texas, spent
Saturday in Athens.
Messrs. Earnest Sewers and Jesse
Conner left Saturday night going
east via Cotton Belt.
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MExLA.

Mexia, Texas. Sept Pa picnic
vas given at the home of Mr.. Israel
Tatum and everything was carried
out nicely.
Mrs. Alice Gauth OF Oklahoma. was
down visiting her aunt. Marie Car
ruth. Mrs. Wilmer Said was here
from Corsicana visiting friends and
relatives.
Sunday school was we'll attended
at the ST. Johns A. NJ. Il. church.
MIR. Timothy Echols of Fl Worth
is visiting friends and relatives this
week.
The Sunday school club was dis
appointed on the account Of the bad
weather last week.
Mr.. Reed Pierson OF Dallas Is In
the city visiting his wife and grand
children
Mr.. Buck Yeldell Hnd Miss J. I.
Jefferson vas happily married Sat
urday night
The mother OF Miss Sylishla Moody
of Cleburne Is visiting her daughter
md mother this week.
Mr.. Walter r. Cotton left Tues
day for Dallas TO begin work as
printer for The Dallas Express.
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CLEBURNE.

Cleburne. Texas, Sept 25.-Rev.
Jenkins and members of Fort Worth,
were with Rev. Yoakum and MEM
bers in their rally Sunday on the
account of the bad weather the rally
was continued until next. Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Nichols Of Chicago is
here visiting her father. Rev. p. d.
Yoakum. Mrs. Hightower W a s
the guest of Mrs. M. A. Taylor Of
Sherman recently. Mrs. Pearl jack
son who has been visiting relatives
in East Texas, has returned home.
Miss Willie Marie Wallace of Hills
boro, was the guest of relatives last
week. Mrs. Emma Heard is visit
ing relatives in East Texas Mrs. G..
d. Williams attended the marriage
OF her neice at Grandview last. week.
Mr.. Ira Diggs, brother of Mrs. viii
Stephens of Ennis and Mrs. Maggie
Rhone of Fort Worth, were the guest
of Miss F. B. Harbert last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie l.. Johnson has returned
from the National Baptist convention.
Mr.. George Conway and c. Jones
were married Thursday at the home
of the brides, Rev. j. w. Ruff, Off
ciated. Miss Ethel Oliver, who has
been visiting her cousins, Mrs. Es-
sic Nickles and Mrs. Argolda Smith,
has returned home. Mr.. Rollen at
tended the funeral OF his cousin at
Waxahachie last week.
Mrs. Elite Lee Huff was called to
Dallas to see her aunt. who is very
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones of La
Junta, Colo, are in the city. Mrs.
Daisy Gent. of Dallas is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mamie Kendell. Mrs. w.
s. Rice is visiting relatives in Louis
lana. Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Park
er's grand mother of Cranberry was
their guest recently. Mrs. Flora
Pope, who has been visiting her sis
ter. Miss Hazel G. Phillips left Tor
Brownwood to take up her school.
Mr. Albert Martin has returned
from Texas City. Mr.. Archie Rice
Of Fort Worth was his fathers guest
Sunday, Mrs Bertha Rice and chill
drer who have been visiting relatives
at Fort Worth. have returned.
Mrs. G. w. Grigg left Saturday for
Houston on business.
Mrs. Annie Foster Wesley and
daughter have moved back to Gle
Burne.
l would like to know the where
abouts of my brother, Mr.. Solomon
Smell, left here last Aug. 16, 1918,
any Information leading to his where
abouts address Mrs. Eva Cobb's sis
Ger. GOA Hillsboro Street, Cleburne
Texas.
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SOME Tt WINS IN TEXAS
y coTER STATE

well high school,
Mrs. e. A. Blount returned home
Sunday night after about two months
visit with home folks in Center,
Texas.
Somerville Colored school began
Monday. Sept. Is, 1919. with Prof.
A. M. Smith Of Houston as principal;
Mrs. Il. A. Hunt primary; Miss G.
J. washington and Miss A. 7. Kill
patrick, both intermediate,
Prof. ]. X. Davis was down from
Marshall, a few days last week visit
ing his family and home folks. He
holds the position as Y. M. G. A.
Secretary at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harris returned
home Sunday after weeks visit
to relatives in Waco. Texas.
Mr.. s. A. Mcdonald was married
Sunday night at Gay Hill, Texas. A
large number of people went from
Somerville to witness the ceremony.
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LUFKlIN.

LufIsin, Texas, Sept. 25 The saith
session OF the Houston District s.
S. and Epworth League convention
which convened at Long Chapel
C. M. Il. church Sept. nth to 2lst
proved quite a success.
Mr.. Jas. Larry and Mrs. s. w.
Swagerty have returned from Nor
folk, va, where they attended the
National convention. Mrs. Anna
Johnson Of Tyler, was the guest of
Mrs. Della Arnold last week Master
Joo Hackney of Crockett is the guest
OF relatives.
Mr.. Willie Starks left for Timpson,
where he will enter high school.
Mrs. F. y. Long formerly OF this
place, but now of Houston spent sew
erals days here last week with friends
and relatives and also attending
convention.
Miss Annie SIett Of Nacpgdoches
was the Weekend guest OF Miss Mary
Etc Efenry.
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TYLER

Tyler, Texas, Sept. 25.--Dr. A. +.
Stewart, Rev. H. G. Alex and Rev.
r. B. Francis have returned from
the Maternal Baptist convention. New
ark, N. u Mr.. A. McDaniels was in
the city and visited the East End
school ON business.
Mrs. Lula b. Butler was called to
the city last week on account Of Sc
rious illness OF her mother, Mrs. M.
v. Furch.
Mrs. Emma Mosely Is reported
very i'll this week
Miss Francis wesren left Sunday
for Fisk University.
East Texas Academy is building a
new brick building in place OF one
that was burned during the summer.
Mr.. Anders McDA.rell was married
last week to Miss Pruitt Of North
Tyler.
Prof. H. s. Smith. preached at
true Vine Baptist church for the
pastor, Rev. # c. Alexander.
Mr.. Lindsey Caldwell was married
to Mrr. Lnella Jones at Wrights
Tabernacle. Rev, A. R. Wheeler, ofi-
ciatod.
Mr.. A. Lilly Is remodeling his
home on West Paul street.
Mrs Jesse Jiles died at her home
Friday evening, after long illness
aged A.
Rev. b. Abram returned from Dali
Las. where he attended the Grand
Lodge Of the Golden Chain. where
he was elected one OF the Grand
auditors and will assist the Supreme
Knight In visiting lodges.
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RUsK.

Rusk, Texas, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. M. j.
Cumbo is spending a few days in
Tyler.
Mrs. Lena Wagner of Jacksonville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives in Broughton
Mr.. Walter Dearman has returned
from a trip to Dallas.
Mr.. Oscar Verdelle has returned
from trip to Longview.
Mr.. Earl Pye, who has been in the
U. s. navy for two years, has return
ed to Rusk honorahly discharge.
Services at MT. Pleasant c. M. T..
church, Sunday were conducted by
Presiding Elder Young. This being
his last quarterly meeting for the
conference year, strong financial
effort was made to end the years
work. creditably.
Rev.. ]. M. Mcclellan has returned
from Orange, where he went to visit
Mrs. Mcclellan, who is in a sanitari-
UNI In that city. He says Mrs. Nc
Kellar ia steadily improving.
Miss Hannah Ellis, who has recent-
iy returned from Tyler. where she
has been taking treatments from an
eye specialist, rapidly improving in
her sight.
Mr.. Jacob baltimore was able to
attend services at Mt Pleasant, Sum
day. His friends are hoping that
his health will continue to improve.
Mr. Jewel Sanders, after several
weeks OF illness with consumption,
passed away, Thursday at the home
of HIS grandmother, Mrs. Mary Young.
He was buried Friday. He was the
only son OF Mrs. Maggie Moore.
The cotton crop in this section will
he short, on accOunt of the works
OF the army worm. Many farme 3
are gathering good corn crops.
Mrs. A. l.. Franklin gave an enter
tainment at he school house Friday
night, for the benefit of the church.
An who went report a pleasant
time.
Mr.. Tom Hicks and sister. Miss
Nora left recently for Leavenworth,
Kans., to visit their sister and fami-
ly, Mrs. M. 70. Fraziar. They will be
present at the marriage OF their
neice.
Mrs. Jennie Hicks was quite i'll
Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Pye, who has been re
Gently honorably discharged from the
navy, is nov en- route for Rusk
having stopped over in Dallas, fol-
few days.
Inmates for the new Insane Asylum
at this place are arriving every day
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wHITEwRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, Sent. 25.--Rev.
G. u. Patterson preached at the G.
M. Il. church and Sunday Sunday
school was well attended at both
churches. Master .Mearven Childes,
son of Mrs. M. Bryant died Friday,
was buried Saturday from the c. M.
u. church, Rev. G.. Il. Paterson Off
ciated. He was loved by his Sunday
school and school mates.
Mr.. Miller, Grand State Deputy OF
333-777 Knights and Daughters Of
Tabor is working this city to sue
cess.
MIR. Miller is one of the greatest
men that Texas affords. All are in
vited to the rally in the fourth Sun
day in October.
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ed under most promising outlook.
wiley University opened with about
100 boarders and students the out
look this year is very bright a full
set of very able teachers this school
is an ideal home for girls and boys as
we'll as the very best Of instruction.
the president has the highest appre-
citation of his student DR.. Homer
Jones does not improve very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison returned from
California. Mr.. Ed Grumpy, Jr., re-
turned from New York. Mr.. S. NJ.
McClain returned from New Ark,
N. ].
Read the Dallas Express delivered
at your door for 20 cents per month.
Phone your subscription to phone
SAG. the Express will be forth coming.
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FERRIS.

Ferris, Texas, Sept. 25.--Rev. Mil
Ter filled his appointment here Sum
day as usual. Madams L. F. New
some and s. NJ. Dukes after spending
six weeks have returned home.
Slcklisted Mrs. Dollie Sanders, Mr..
Willard Stems little girl and Mr..
S. Payne.
Mr.. A. Sanders of Dallas is here
visiting his sick mother, Rev. Davis
of Kaufman. en- route to his church
at Bristol stopped here Sunday. I'm
Gle Charley Harden of Lancaster
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Emma Brooks and children are
visiting her brother in Corsicana.
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TEAGUE.

league, Texas, Sept. 25.-Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches Sunday. Rev. Win Hen
derson was at his post. Rev. DR..
Hill was absent this Sunday for
some cause.
Little Miss Vairie Brewer returned
home Saturday from Jewett, where
she spent several DAYS with her
sister, Mrs. n. X. Rodgers. Mrs. Abb
bic williams is on the sick list, Mrs.
Dunbar is sick. The collection at
the North Baptist church last night
was $3.50.
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RoCKwALL.

Rockwell, Texas, Sept. 25.-Sunday
school at all OF the churches. Rev
Handles being III. Rev. p. Gamble
filed the rostrum at 4:30. AT $50
Starlight band was called to order
by its president at night Rev. T.
Gamble spoke TO crowded house.
Rev. G.. w. Nelson left to FIJI his
out OF town appointment Mr.. George
Martin and family motored to Kauf-
man last week. Mr.. John Coleman
OF Dallas was In the city on business.
Mr.. Il. Johnson made a flying trip
to Dallas.
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PINELAND.

Pineland, Texas. Sept 25.- Sunday
schools and services were good Sun
day. Rev. Jones. former pastor of
Pine Grove church preached at Pine
Grove church Sunday. Mr.. Ira Gam
BILE, deacon and member Of Evergreen
church was seriously hurt while
working on a log train. Mrs. Rhoda
Wade and Miss Va Caddy returned
from the Sunday school convention
which convened at Timpson Texas
of the Nacodoches district also Mrs.
Wade went to attend her mothers
funeral at Shepherd, Texas. who died
Sept 10. Prof. J. NJ. Hurdle was in
town Saturday arranging to move
his family where he is teaching.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, Sept. ga nice
rain fell here last night 1t was very
much needed.
Mrs. o. F. Dixon, Mrs. Huel and
Miss Vivian Wright are on the sick
list.
Miss Georgia Moore has gone to
Ladonia, Texas, where she will re-
main with her sister.
Messrs. Allen and Anon Moore left
for school few days ago.
The public school has been in
session for two weeks. Prof. Moore
reports goor work.