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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Six room house,
connected with deep well, new
ciStern, new coal and wood sheds:
one lot; at a bargain. See J. A.
Burress, Welsh, La. Jul site
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, July 10th.
NOT CLASSIFIED
9 9 4ls-fff.llfi

WANTED purchase second
hand Delco-Lisht Plant. Enquire
this Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-19
l. b PRICE

Clerk of Court and Ex-officio
Notary Public.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-19

-, :. -. j.. S. IRENE,
President of Police Jury.
JOB JOHN I lilo HOOP,
Clerk, of Police Jury. e..
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
1890 LIFE POLICIES
IN FORCE IN KENTUCKY

Frankfort, KY, May 26.-The forty
eight annual life insurance report is
sued by C. F. Thomas. insurance COM
missioner, shows that the flfty-three
legal reserve companies of other states
doing business in Kentucky had in
force in this state 1920 policies, in
surfing for s33S.463,472S6.
During the year covered by the re-
port there ceased to be In force 1872
se4 policies, insuring s3s.46s,sl7. leav-
Ing In force siO,si4 policies insuring
sae4,64s'464.27 The companies issued
during the year ls9.4ss policies, in
surlng s6i,55I.sOs64. Premiums re-
coiyed by the fifty-three companies on
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
KENTuCKIAN Is
AON0RED At EDUCA.
CATIONAL MEET
National Educational Association Sc.
lects Mother Of Moonlight Schools
On Main Program.

Milwaukee, Wis.-The State OF Ken
lucky has been given signal recogni-
ton in the plans for Americas great
est educational convention by the Sc
lection of Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart
as one Of the speakers at the main
session of the National Education AS
ISOLATION Convention to be held in Mil
waukee June 20 to July 5.
Il will be an epoch-making conven-
ton because its great problem is the
rebuilding of the world by the war
and the part of education in this great
task. On the other hand, it will be a
convention for the average teacher and
nearly half of the attendance will be
of women teachers from the grade
schools of the cities and from the ru-
raj schools. The Hotel Plankinton
has been selected as the headquarters
for the Kentucky delegation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There 10
only one way to cure catarrhal Deafness
and that 10 by a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an In
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube 10
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when It 10 entirely
closed, Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored ID It's normal condition. hearing
Will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is
an infiamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any CAGE OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists, 76c.
f. ]. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
FOxDOrt

TOfpOTt
Aunt Sophia Carpenter is still very
poorly.
Rolly Conrad, wife and baby of SUIT
ton spent last Sunday with Mrs. Con-
RAIDS parents, Allen Lightner and wife.
Born last Sunday to Edison Gilker-
son and wife bouncing big daughter.
c. A. Jordan was in Maysville last
Monday on business.
Otis Lightner and little son, LeLacie
of Tollesboro, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents, Allen Lightner
and wife here.
Riley Lightner came home last Sat
urday with an honorable discharge.
Riley had been In France for year.
Uncle Billie Martin one day last
week while out burning brush caught
afre and would have burned up had
1t not been for Willie Gilkerson, a
neighbor boy who happened along in
time to put out the flames before
any damage was done.
Mrs. Miley Ann Conrad is very sick
at this writing.
| Van Carpenter has come home with
an honorable discharge from the army.
Born last week to Will Ham and
wife daughter.
Born to Will Stamm and wife baby
which only lived few days.
Rev. Carver of Garrison preached
several sermons at the Christian
Church here last week.
Leslie Doyle of this place but recent
ly at Mama, Fla, has gone to Mil
waukee, Wis, to resume his old trade.
The roads at this place are almost
impossible.
Mrs. Will Jones and granddaughter,
Miss Alpha Thompson. were called to
Ewing by the death of Mrs. Jones sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Jasper Spradling,
Fred Stamm, who has been in the
Ambulance Corps in Italy during the
war, has returned back home.
Hiram and James Stamper of Or
angeburg came up to see their father
Will Stamper, who has been very i'll
the past few weeks.
Cecil Million who has been drill
master in the U. S. Army, for several
Years in Alaska, is at home visiting
home folks.
| Word has been received here that
Hiram HUMPHREYS had passed away a,
the home of his counsin, George Cal.
vert at Enterprise, Ky. Hiram for sew.
eral years has been a travelling occu
list and was known in almost every
state in the Union. He often visited al
this place and all the neighbors were
glad to see him for he was always
jolly and good fiddler.
The people Of this place was great,
shocked when word was received her,
Of the death of A. f. earns of Pint
VALLEY, who was running sawmill II
Illinois, had been killed by the explo
sion Of an oil can when he was tryins
to build fire. His remains wer,
brought to Tollesboro for, interment
He leaves wife and several children
to whom we extend our heartfelt sym
pathy. Mr.. earns was the pastor O
the Christian Church here for a mum
Der Of years where he endeared him
self to the people by his winning per
sonality.
Born recently to Lott Bramel an,
wife five pound daughter, who onl.
lived few days.
Onie Florence and family Of Orange
burg came up Saturday to visit rela
tives at this place.
Lowell Harrison, a prominent youn
farmer of Ribolt, and Miss Alma Jor
dan, one of Fleming county's mos
popular young ladies drove to Elem
ingsburg one day last week and wer
united in marriage by Rev. Spates
Congratulations.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27

The development of the democracy
is to be the keynote of the entire con-
vention, however, as it applies to the
public schools and this will be dis
cussed by both the average teacher
and some of the worlds greatest edu-
Gators. 1t is even hoped that Presi-
dent Wilson will be able to be here
to speak on the League of Nations.
Word from the White House is that he
will come If he can.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
ne 1s will you help them? For good music good boys good instructor BETTER bgte

Kentucky business amounted to SILL
452,97S.2O; the losses and claims were
$4,46S,799.74. The taxes paid by them
to the state Of Kentucky on the prem
iums received were $237,197.16.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27

Rev. Oscar James of Goddard, who
together with Rev. T. Y. Wood of Til
ton, preached at Bowman Springs the
first Sunday in this month has been
stricken with paralysis and there Is
little homes of his recovery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27
Building Lot For Sale

Running from Second to Third Sts.,
Joining residence OF j. +. Barbour,
fronting residence of E. L. Kirk. front.
ing residence on Third st. Of Judge
Newell. Can be Il house built on both
streets. NJ. F. COUGHLIN,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-27

dome Capitol Washington Is kept In excel
by painting few For this work forty painters
thousand gallons OF
the Capitol dome
regular intervals prevent Of metallic surface
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27

Fowler, 81, Jesse Franklin s10s
Ira Franklin, So, Geo, Glenn 81
Ed Graham, S.; Ernest Graham, s2s
IL. T.. Quinn, $50; John Grant, $751;
r., q. GaFthfn, cash 81 Frank Holmes,
S.; Frank Henry, cash ~, 49, y,
HardeJnan, cash 81 Lewis Holmes,
25cts; 8. r. HiII, cash 81, Joe Haf-
ris, cash s0cts, I'd Harris, So David
Harold, cash 81, s10s J, H. Hood,
$40. Va. n. Hooker, cash s., sz0s
Melvin Houston, So r. ", HeckS,
81. Earf Hudson, cash S., sz5s Met
vim Houston, S.. r. n. Heeks, 81
Earl Hudson, So T. H. Harrison,
Sz5; VIM. Hutchinson. W. Jennie
Hlll. 81, H. W. Hztt0n, cash 81 J,
Hooper, S., Fred Hamilton, s10s II,
Hands. cash 81 B, Jackson, Si9s
T. N. Johnson, So }, A. JOFdon,
$50; r, A. Johnson, 80 Henry genk-
ms, SO, Nathan Johnson, cash ~
Nv, ". W. Johnson, cash 81 fl-S0s
Nettie Jones, 81; Mabel Jones. 81
Geo, jackson, So Eennie Johnson
$3.50, Daniel Jones', cash 81 Rev,
A. w, Jacobs, szes CISrenee. King,
81 A. B. King. cash 81, 910s 7. X
King, So W. D. kirkpatrick, fz0s
j. 7, Langst0n, cash, e. 81 Jofs
IAngston, IT., IS; John Lansstony Sr-.
cash 81, s3s Clarence Lee, casa ~,
81 V, u, Logan. So y. B. Llgksfoot-
cash s.. $50: VI. &, 1.fgfnzstony cash
S.; W, =, .Ladd, cash So 70 LOylney
cash g. szBs O, A. Men0gan, ~
VT Zion Baptist church 500 ,, G.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27

Mason. IS; J. Y. Mason, cash IS.
SIS; Fred McCIain, So Lem Mad
COX, cash IS, $40; r. A. Mitchell.
s10s Royal Mutual Insurance Com
pany, cash so, $751; Dr. z. P. Mur-
Gibson, s.; VIVA Biimms. SO; Prince
T. Mack, So J. D. Martin, cash 81,
So A. L. Marshall, cash SO. SO;
Billy Morgan, cash 81. S.; Tom
Moor s10s 1T Gflead Baptist church,
cash 81 Peter Menefee. cash 81, IS:
Alvin mccoy, 81; Lee Marshall, So:
VIVA Mcdonald, cash $50; Hiram
McGzs, cash SO; J. p. Miller. cash
81 }. ~. Martin, cash 81, SIS: 81
Miller, cash 81 W. q w. Mckee,
So H. Mayes, $780, Andrew Mimms.
81 Charley NettIe. cash 81; DAVID
Oliver, cash 50. s10s James Patton,
cash 81, e10s J. D. Perpener. cash
&c. Frank Proctor, e10s James Pres
Gi6xe, 9z.sts Andy Prince SO: B1rs.
Annie Patterson. cash 81, Rev. w.
a. PEeseOtt, ezSs Lewis Pharmacy.
cash VIZ L. Perry. cash 81; 2. p.
Payne, csSh 81 W. A Rfekett, 50;
Emory R0llfZzn, cash 81, So Ear
Ross, 81 &, IL Ross. cash 81; c.
II. B0ss,- cash 81 A. Robinson. 81;
Phil Register, gIOs Shiloh Baptist
ehMreh g1os James Scott. cash 81:
81 J. O. King. s.: Austin Smith.
81. Theodore Scott. cash f5.75, "a
r. Shstfh,> s10s Rutherford eaSfn-s
310s J. p Gmifh, So 1Ssryte :.
s@itht s1es 3. 8 GhsSSerd. cash
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27

so; DR.. r.. +. clifton. cash sz0s
Chas. Ashufst, $40; Rev. y. Rivers
BarneswelI,, cash, IS. g25; Prayer Al
len, 81; Bob Austin, 81; b. A. Bal
lard. S25; c. II. Blaine $3.50; l.. T..
Butler. cash 81, $3.50; Geo. Bates,
So; Lawrence Blackwell. $40; W. n.
Blasengame, cash $3.50. IS; G. T..
Barnes, cash 81. s10s W. b. Brac-
ford, cash 81; l.. y. B0yce, cash IS,
$40; James Brown, cash. s5. Allen
Brown, s.; L. o. Bryant, cash S.,
sic; BARLEY Brown, SO. w. r. Bled-
soc, IS; Roy Brooks, S.. CoFley
Brooks, IS; W. o. Bnndy, cash, 81,
81; c. r. Bafney, cash 81; John
Brown, 81; VIM. Brown. $3.50, N.
8. Bogert, cash S.; Matt Blackman,
81; Il. Il. Bewley, cash $40, Johnnie
Brazier, 81; George BrazieF, 81; ,.
N. Baker, cash SO; Felix Carter.
SO; Florence Collins, $40; Frank
Cochran, 81; Oscar Collins, S.; G.
NJ. T.. church, t25; J. n. Cowan, S.;
l. G. CoIlIngton, cash 81; WIN.
Campbell. cash 81; Rev. &. II. Crabb,
81; Rev. NJ X Curry, cash IS, Sz5s
Lavon Carringt0n, cash S., r. w.
Davis, 81: J. r. pewberry, SO; J.
l. Dotson, SIS; FIem Dewberry, cash
50, $40; George Duncan. 81 Henry
Davis, SO; Fred Earl, cash S10s
Robt. Edwards. s10s Y. r. Fowler.
CASH 81. SO: Frank Forte, cash 50.
g2s. $40: 8. II. Fowler. cash SO;
,25; W. v. Ford. cash s.. s1os Robert
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27

", $40; Jermoe Scott, cash 81 s1o.
Samuel simpkins. $40; ]. s. ster,
ling. IS; Nathan Smith, IS; Geo SAN
ders. s25 Rev W. A. Sparks cash
"a, 81; DR.. d. A. Scott. 81: Rev
ID Scott cash, 81, 81; Loge smith
cash u; g. w. Smith, cash 81 ~,
I. H. Tabb, cash 81, $40: q. It He.
Dooeaux, cash 81; DR.. ]. w. TiIdore
Sr, cash IS; Joe Turner. S.: Claude
Lerreil. ~; DR.. J. W. Tildon II
~. H Thomas, 81; G. w. ToeeeT
"; callie ToIiyer, 81: Sidney tho
son, %; Allen Thompson, cash
Bonnie Thompkins, Csc: RAY Vsn.
easn "; Rev w. G. Upshar casn
81; A. J. UDshaw. cash IS. .; l.
= Updaek, cash 81, $IOs. IL War
reH, cash 81; J. c. Was 1on, casn
I've: ~ Wright. caaf J9t5; 3. Y.
Willis. cash 81; Ilc. Wesley. So;
e w. Walker. 81; James Ward:
cash. 81, S.: Rc5ert Wagner, 80
w. T. Washington, IS; Geo. Nelson
S.; J. c. waiers.. $40; A J. White
s.; Tom williams. $40: J. AMI
liams. cash 81; H T.-YTse. Dish 81;
8; B. A WEiekt SO; VIM WRIGHT
slv; LIS Wooten, S.: 7. }. WI.
Ilzl2H cash ~ Richard White, e ~,
w; Il ~. Williams. $751; 7. =. MI
IIamf SO. Il Woodard. 50; Joe WIZ
Ifam{ e tohu walker. 81: T. White.
500: Maek white, cash 81; Robl
WfIk,amr. cash SIPS; Joe fancy'
|earh 81: John Yeddell. cash 81
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
DALLAS HAS LOW DEATH RATE
RATE WITH INCREASE IN
BIRTHS.

Death rate In the city the past
week shows a decrease for the first
two weeks OF December.
Lula Thomas. Saturday. December
l3 at 6001 Ash Lane.
Henry Easley, Thursday Dec IL
at 500 Good street.
Alex Miles. Thursday. December
IL at 1888 Fairmount street
Emily Webb, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
nt 5000 Heating avenue.
Isabella Jones, Sunday. Dec. IA, at
1907 Fletcher street
Mia Wade. Jr., Ferris, Texas. Dec.
i5.
Dudley Davis. 2429 Cedar Lane
street, Dec. l6.
Evelyn Tyler. 2222 Runnells. Dec
rs.
Births.
Births among Dallas families, the
present month shows a slight in
crease.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. s. Word
low, 2420 Washington Avenue, We'd
nosday. Dec. 10th girl.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. n. IL. Hodge,
$500 Campbell street, Tuesday. Dec.
y, a boy.
10 MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Ward, 212G
Hagg street. Sunday, Dec. 7. girl.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Miles, 271S
Indiana. Saturday. Nov. 30, a girl.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell.
Ills Wall street, Sunday, Dec. Ia.
a girl.
TOWN.. and Mrs. Willie Dotson,
1926 Leonard. Wednesday. Dec. 10.
a boy.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bolds, l1O4
Betterton Circle. Thursday. Dec. IL
a girl.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. II. Williams, 2O1O
Leonard, Monday, Dec. 10, q girl.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A. Lee, 3714
Munger avenue. Dec. 10. a girl.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Thomas,
$500 San Jacinto, Dec. IL, u boy.
Walter Thompson, 914 ST. Joseph,
Dec. 10, girl.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Isler, 1873
Bourbon, Dec, IS, a girl.
Henry Hawk, 907 Ross avenue.
Dec. Is, girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, 1411 Ma
rilla street. Dec. 20, a boy.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
FORT WORTH Y. M.
Ca. DRIVE

The Forth Worth Y. NJ. C.. A.
Drive (Col0red\ Branch) was a sue
cess both In making intelligent senti-
ment in support Of dhe work and In
raising funds In intef#t Of the work
some $4,000 was raised
A very creditabIe bFogram was
carried out In the I.odg3 Room Of
the Clifton Building. wheN the. in
itial drive ended. Nov. IA v9l9.
The following made taIkS relative
70 the Y. NJ. G. A.. and the import
ance Of its mission and community
program viz: Rev. +. Rivers Barns
well, Representative American Edu-
cation Society; Pref Brewer and II.
n. Wise, High School: DR.. A. l..
Boone, president B. NJ. and 70. Con-
vention Of Texas; w. T. Ladd. presi-
dent Board OF Directors and r. NJ.
OHare, Boys Work Secretary (Cen-
trail "; VIM. Young. State Boys
Work Secretary (white) and +. l..
Gordon, State Secretary CoIored Y.
N. C.. A. Work.
Other features that proved highly
edifying and source of repeated
comment were IS minutes with the
Boys in the "; and inspiring sing
ing By the Special chorus. The his
tory Of the "Y" as told by little l..
z. Jones Of the Y. N. G. A. Boys
Reserve Club OF the Westside Grade
School, was originally chiIdlike. He
told In a most entertaining style and
intelligent manner was referred 70
I'm complimentary way by each
speaker. The HI ~" and Graded
Schools Reserve clubs are planning
great things.
Below are the names Of the fol-
lowing who contributed TO our Y. N.
II. A. drive:
DR.. r. A. Ransom, cash SIS: w.
T. Adams. IS; Jack Alien. cash IS;
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27

Sunday school was good At 1880
pastor Custer preached an able SER
mon from 2nd Cor. 6:17 subject Sep
aration from the World The Shi-
lob b. Y. P. u, met with the City
Union. Bro. L. Railey. the presi-
dent OF the b. Y. p. u, carried with
HIM his working force and they re-
ported a nice time. At 8 o'clock
Rev. ]. s. Sutton OF Mineral Wells.
Texas, preached powerful sermon
from Matt, 1886. subject Were
You at the Cross" After that strong
sermon two members were added
to the church. Receipts for the day
s44.s6,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
n CITY LODGE NO. II, X. OF
o. GALVESTON, TEXAS.
ELECTS OFFICERS.

Queen City Lodge No. IL, elected
officers at the regular meeting at
their hall. 1874 Market street The
following officers elected for the next
ensuing year: Hamilton Williams. c.
c.; Peter L. Brown, Vice Chancel-
Tor; w M. Ard, Prelate;' G. l.. Will
liams, X. Of r. q s.; Chester II. Fer
guson, NJ. of f.; w. s. johnson. Mas
ter Exchequer; Georee Washington,
M. at A.; Frank Williams, /. c.:
Jesse Scott, o. @. Trustee, c. IL
Ferguson. G.. L. Williams, Hamilton
Williams: Representative Paul { Du-
hrnhl.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
EI RetheI RaplIst Chnrch
B. Moore. d. d. Pastor.
ID IL Lanai nln.I.


A manifestation OF the. Christmas
spirit as we'll as the church-goine
spirit was In evidence, hence. SER
vices were al their best Sunday.
The Sunday school will render O
Christmas program as well as have
old Santa Claus with his magnitude
nous sack Of toys, to be given Ia
each pupil and attendant.
A few OF the members accom-
panied pastor Moore, at $3.50 D. M,
to New Years Chapel Mission
church Of which Rev. Stone in pas
tor.
This week will be one OF much
activity, by way OF interest socially
and financially In a church bazaar
under the management of brothers
Jamison and Turney and sisters q.
Moore and Lewis.
Our Christmas rally of a five hum
dred dollar slogan will end on Sun
day 28th inst.
@. A. TURNER, Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
OAK CLIFF.

oaR Cliff, Texas. Dec. 25.--Sick
listed Mr.. j. L. Penticost, Mrs. Liz
zie Humphrey.
Arrivals: Mrs. p. A. Bacon and
family. Mr.. Jack Lloyd and Mr.. Jor-
dan and family. Miss Ruth Turner
OF Gainesville, Texas, spent Sunday
with her brother and friends, G.. A.
Turner, 1924 l.. 9th street.
Mrs. frankie Fear has returned
from Gainesville, Texas. Mrs. Mary
Moore and Mrs. M. M. Penn left
Wednesday. to spend Xmas in North
Texas.
Get the Express from G. A. Tur-
ner, 1924 u. 9th street.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
vt. CHARLES NO. a1.
ELECTS OFFICERS.

4 meeting Of the above name
last night the following ON
|rere elected for the ensuing
q. Bradshaw. c. C.. John c.
Nv. c., Hiram Bailey, p, J. A.
gns. N. Of w., o. b. Claiborne.
,. & s., J. l.. Dixon. M. OF r.,
yler. NJ. Of r., Randolph VIII
II at A.. Wiley Ford, I. g..
Wilson. o. G.: DR. d. w.
Garfield Robinson. e. w. b.
Trustees; J. H. Bradshaw
Ned representative TO the next
prove. Grand Geeper Of Re
zeal presided during the
neeaa spoke very encouraging
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
MIIFOnD.

lIford Texas, Dec. rs. Social
linn Richardson and family wer
fia,r. Madam Ollie Anderson
de Carter went TO Waxahachl'
VirtIo lemons OF Waco, Is
ciiV eisII|bg trends. Mrs. 1ll
went to Hillsboro. Mad
~ Malone. Zono Richardson Ne'
Jaw Mr.. Carrie White went
..ae City Miss Della Coop
y 10 Austin to enter s. n
f.1orria Mae Daniels went
ton to enter school, Lanesi'
rsIty
mia Mcdaniel Of Dallas
bedside OF her aunt, Mrs.
sef who is very sick at N
2 Sunday school was We
! tended at all churches. II
y pirnelI was at his post q
s u noble sermon Rev.
ton is on his Mission
"A Texas.
inn. pastor Of Saint Jam
church preached a 50
ermon to q packed houl
y mbers were added to I
y Express. The report
" Merry Xmas and
Year.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
FORMER DALLAS COUPLE
TERTAINS.

!. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson enter
a with birthday party. Dec,
u their residence. 404S Indiana
h. Chicago. Ill. A very delight
Ivening was spent. Whist and
games were played.
IA: Chicken salad. ripe olives
tuco leaves. hot chocolate and
Filth whipped cream and marsh
VS.. Aftetrward the candies were
Ia on the cake and wishes we're
t. Mr.. Butler furnished music
the occasion. A host OF friends
present
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
OF LATE N. CARO-.
INA, INSURANCE MAGNATE
[ARRIEN.

nnounces the marriage Of TIA
'yhter. Martha Caroline to Doctor
10 Donnell on Wednesday, the
OF December. 1919. at Durham.
Iill be at home SOC Fayetteville
NJ; Durham, N. C.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-27
SALEM APTIsT CHURCH,

b. 81 kinner. D d., Pastor.
sch cool was sublime. the
ta Nlnght was a model one.
loel Is. stk service was conduct
pas '|mftor in spite OF his Ill
,br a |htt S:14 Look and Live"
SIS 'noed meeting. d. Y. p.
on hit Off q splendid program.
20 hnpce was very large. The
01|Ne struck while hot. Night
Were opened with the Holy
very presents were felt
IA with the pastor using for
meb. LIST chapter and End
| vRubje6t "Inoppcrtune Cry"
lIiN of most plainest sermons
lV,n ever heard. There were 8
Seie to Christ making a total
| n day OF ~ personkP Collect
al the day 1871.
W. The pastor will preach a
81 ~ sermons. The first IL
ho1 the New Year, the public
III to come and share with
to9 times.
toM. HAWKINS. Reporter.
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Lost Relative--LadoHia. Texas, II
any one knows the whereabouts Of
of G. II. Hill abount ~ years old.
The last time heard OF was about
Rpxton, Texas. Please notify VIII
Jackgon, Ladonia. Texas. Box "a.
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MARLIN.

a|Ifn, Texas, Dec. 25.The ,
81 churches had good attendan
b with strong sermons. r,
nes Kelly preached two able 81
ne at First Baptist church. r,
fton held Sunday at Second Ba
church. Sunday school was so,
n First BaptiSs church there win
fine Christmas tree Hon. HI
farborough. manager. Mi. londY
'ohn Redrick have retur u
liver Greek, Neb.. bfinsinds w ~
hem Mrs. Ida Tenne||s Asit- sn '
larry Conley Of Dallas hon, vi
lily, the guest or Mrs X ire en
ngton on Bell streel Miay. ~.
lewis has returned FROM on a.,
There he visited his sister ia
iah Daffin. Mr.. SciDeo r, ~
gas laid to rest IN the Wobd ~
cry under the auspices 81 woe W.
Ie was reared In Marlin ~, ye
owed by those who knew him ny
;thol johnson OF Denton Ia Il W,
Q city dipping In hot Waters "
out announcing the niaffi M
Jimmie Griffin and Miss =
Tubba on Dec. 25. MI. 4
III r. Moore Of Waco. cai
visit relatives and frlen
with them Mr.. Jesse VIII
and Miss frankie M. Bur
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sH4A work. She is at home with
III Meier, Mrs. E. A. Reece, g15
rse Look 'ne Ihe .ad Of Klar and Winter
we tLslh lew rs and see II there's any
a. sag or ,terest To you. They viii
Thse yop noney In each purchase.
rs ICY are cated at 1912 Elm street
q im,iss A ~ Marian Brown OF Gaines
= Is 'siting her aunt, Mrs. M.
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"sOIHEH# DF c. G. WIGGINS DIES
Ar IN LION, ARKANSAS.

Tn captain c. Virgins left last
sass sday al ht for Fulton. Arkan-
no,,n IN respoi pse Of Telegram an
wbiaScing The death OF his brother
day Ven occurra in that city wednes-
:" DecembarI 10.
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1isss1 Lodge Of Buffaloeu viii
44ll. y 's.utlful club homo on
January on the End
AZ Royal Cafe With 100
'tIt Mr. c. 8. Hainey.
Tor oan James and J.. A.
busy looking after