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DENTON.

Denton, Texas, Nov. 27.-Rev. W.
]. Henderson of the c. M. Il. church
was returned for his fifth year by
the annual conference which con-
vened last week in Gainesville.
Rev. B. w. Crawford and wife mo-
tored to Gainesville. Sunday, also
Mr.. West Jackson and wife.
Rev. U. P. Crockett of the A. M. K.
church is busy getting full reports
for the annual conference which con-
venes in Fort Worth. Rev. L. B.
Skinner, pastor of Salem Baptist
church, Dallas, preached a very able
sermon, Sunday at 1870 p. m. at
A. NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Deborah Attaway of Durant,
Oklahoma. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Paul. Master Lorenzo Alta
way accompanied his mother.
Miss Emma D. Walker left Sum
day for Rockwell to take charge of
the school over which she was elect
ed principal.
Miss Beulah Taylor is the new
teacher at the Fred Douglas school.
c. Annette and Myrtle B. Moten
spent the weekend with Myrtle and
Elnora Ebert at Louisville. Mr..
Giles, Lawson of Parsons, Kansas,
is here at the bedside Of his son-in-
law. Mr.. l. Ross. Mrs. Mae Smith of
Fort Worth, is the guest of Mrs.
Matte Shegog.
Cards have been received announ-
cling the approaching marriage of
DR.. James Foster and Miss j. NJ.
Stultz, the latter of Danville, Va
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OKMULGEE.

okmulgee, Okla, Nov. 27.-The
Langston University foot ball team
was here Saturday to play the Dun
bar high school team an interesting
game was played. The scores being
seven and seven which was a tie.
Mrs. Allie Wallace has as guest
her sister, Mrs. Blue of Muskogee
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Martin of
Chicago, Ill.
A number of the high school pu-
pills entertained in honor of the
Langston boys at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Benson. Every one report
ed having an excellent time.
Mrs. Crumble of Chandler, Okla,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
s. A. Gates of Delaware avenue.
Mr.. Louis Arbuckle, who was Sc
verely hurt when struck by the train
a few weeks ago, is slowly recuper-
ating.
Miss Hassye Smallwood, one of the
county teachers was here from Has
kell, Okla, on a business trip, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Artesia Loman departed for
Los Angeles, Cal, Wednesday to join
her husband, who anxiously awaits
her arrival. The Annual Conference
of the c. M. e. church will convene
with st. Paul c. M. e. church, We'd
nesday. Bishop Cleaves will pre-
side. Rev. II. H. Edmonds, the pas
tor Of c. M. e. church has everything
In readiness for the conferences.
Rev. ]. o. Murphy, District Supt
of the Muskogee district of NJ E.
church held quarterly conference
with Rev. Maddows congregation
Saturday and Sunday.
The rally at NJ. e. Church at We
leeka, last Sunday was quite sue
cessful, nearly three hundred dol
lars was raised. Mrs. p. Collins of
Tulsa, spent pleasant hours here a
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. Dowdle
of 1015 Il. End street.
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for rates. Subscription, job work of
any kind.
We appreciate the interest our
Business men, lawyers, doctors, min
listers, teachers, laborers and other
classes of people take in aiding the
spread Of Negro newspapers among
our people. That fine spirit of race
loyalty is gaining ground fast in
this section.
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ROSEBUD.

Rosebud, Texas, Nov 27.-Services
were largely attended at the st. Luke
A. M. E. church.
DR.. j. II. Warmesley preached a
logical sermon. DR.. Warmsley has
been recently transferred from the
Southwest Texas Conference to the
Central Texas Conference and is now
located in Rosebud, Texas, P. O.,
box 1872.
Mrs. B. G.. Humber, who is one
OF the teachers in the Calvert indie
pendent District was in the city last
week visiting her daughter and SON
in-law, Prof. and Mrs. T. W. Wright.
A birthday party was given little
Roenave Shield by her mother, quite
a few little girls were present.
The Mothers club is doing a
great work for the advancement of
the school,
Prof and Mrs. T. w. Wright have
returned from Marlin, Texas, where
they have been attending the Falls
county Colored teachers institute.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall. Texas. Nov. 27.-Mr.
Henderson Davis, one OF Mar
shall's most highly esteemed citi-
zen was run down by a t. & P.
train and was killed. His neck was
broken, hip broken, head crushed.
death wns instantly. His remains
were carried to Woodlawn and after
being identified we're taken to his
people near Marshall. He had been
for several months suffering with
demented mind, his funeral was at
tended from Macedonia Baptist church.
Rev. Elsie Fort attending. Little
Bernice Ragland, who was run down
by an automobile and seriously hurt
died IT Kahn Memorial Hospital,
laid to rest In the Mack Johnson
cemetery.
In an alteration between Claud
Robinson and John Russell Russell
was shot. the wound was a flesh
wound. domestic troubles the cause.
The Mock Conference at Miles Chapel
c. NJ Z. church was financial sue
cess. Bethesda Baptist church led
the conference Of the Marshall dis
trict. Mr.. Joe Brown lies very low
at his home. The Wiley University
foot ball team won decisive victory
over Paul Quinn foot ball team OF
Waco, Wiley score 81 to 0, come
again boys.
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HUBBARD.

Hubbard, Texas, Nov. 27.-Rev
Hubert of Kerens preached two
sermons at the Second Baptist church
Sunday. Mrs. q. B. Burton is visiting
relatives in Cleburne. Mr.. Jonas
Jones and family moved to Hillsboro
to make their future home. Miss
Annie made a flying trip to Waco,
Saturday. Mrs. Ada Fay has return
ed from Haskell. Texas. Mrs. Crowd
er and Mrs. Clydus left for Wichita
Falls, last week. Miss Lydia Har-
ris OF Uvalde, Texas, is visiting Miss
Russell, this week. Mrs. Bessie
Johnson OF Waco. is spending few
days with mother. Rev. Medlock and
Mrs. Minnie Robertson have returned
from Yoakum, where they attended
conference. Mr.. L. Chapel went to
Wichita Fallas. on business last week.
Sick list: Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
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TERRELL.

Terrell, Texas, Nov. 27.-Miss Lu-
cile Matthews left recently for Nash
vile, Tenn, to enter the Nurse train
ing department at Meharry College.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Clara
Carter are glad to see her in Terrell
again. Mrs. May Lee Burton of Ok
lahoma, is here visiting her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorey.
Service at Bethlehem church was
good all day Sunday, collection $129-
90.
Rev. F. C. Bledsoe of Tyler, Texas,
filled the pulpit at New Hope church
Sunday. He preached two helpful
sermons. He is making an earnest
appeal all over Texas for the CO.
operation of the pastors and the
presidents.
Col. Roscoe Conklin Simmons will
lecture at the city hall, Friday night,
Dec. 9Th. Col. Roscoe Simmons is
among Of the best Negro orators in
America.
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CLEBURNT.

CIsburne, Texas, Nov. 7.-The
town has been thrown in mourning
on account of all the wood yards be-
ing out Of coal for the first time in
their history, Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall twin babies, a boy and a
girl. Tom Lee, Jr, was cut In sew
eral places about the head at the
CIeburne Compress by Ira Smith
from BRENNAN. Miss Beaulah Hub
bard has returned home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Hickman's infant died
last week. Mrs. Hoyt Of Fort Worth
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Vir-
GINA Fortune. Mrs. Lithel Small is
visiting In Fort Worth. Mr.. Ernest
Griffin and Miss Jay Of Fort Worth
were married at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Cozines Saturday, Rev.
Joseph A. Brown officiated. Mrs.
Willie Smith has returned from Dali
las. Mr.. Willie Wilson left for Ok
lahoma City, last week. he expects
10 make his home, Mrs. Maggie
Jones Of Palestine, Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Beatrice Parker Mr..
Johnny johnson was the guest Of
his wife last week, Mrs. Sewilla
johnson, Mrs. Mamie Beasley and
Mr.. Budy Williams Of Fort Worth
were in the city Sunday. Mr.. Tom
Smith was called TO the bedside OF
his wife, who was very sick. Mrs.
Elvira King and daughters of Dallas
are visiting her father, Mr.. 81 Griffin
Mr.. Ezell OF Alvarado, was his sisters
guest Sunday. Mrs. Ola Williams.
Quite a number of the A. NJ. f.
church sisters gave their church a
days work which amounted to sew
eraI dollars. Madams Annie Wesley
and Annie Tyler spent Tuesday in
Dallas. Mrs. A. l. Browns mother
Of Muskogee, Is visiting her. Mrs.
Fannie Edmundson, visited in Grand
view, Sunday. Mrs. A. d. Key, @. w.
c., OF the Courts Of Calanthe made
her annual visit to Queen Star
Court and Josephine Salone Court
Wednesday. Mr.. T. II. Wise attend
cd the annual conference at Gaines
Vile last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison of Governor, were guests of
her brother, Saturday. Mr. Jackson.
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in Brennan.
Rev. P. H. Jackson, arrived from
Temple and left for a several days
stay in Austin.
Mrs. Lomax of Ladonia is at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Arnold, who is critically i'll.
Mrs. Mary Latham arrived from
Houston. Mrs. Minerva Miles, the
guest of her son, Mr. Harry Miles,
left for her home in Hearne. Mr..
2. F. Howard, suffered a painful ac-
cident Saturday night, when an auto
mobile crashed into his buggy badly
demolishing the vehicle.
Miss Minnie and Mr.. Napoleon Rey-
nolds of Mexia, spent the week with
their brother, Prof. ]. A. Reynolds
and wife. The Misses Viola Nor
row, Ilah Rector, Erma Hendricks,
Mrs. Webb Hatcher and Little Jessie
Gregg went to Littig, Sunday to wit
ness the wedding of Miss Willie
Meeks and Mr.. Robert White. They
reports grand time.
Mrs. Louise Henson returned from
Yoakum, where she spent most en-
joyable time attending the Annual
Conference IN. En-.
Mr.. Hathaway, Prof. Arts Of Con
zales spent a pleasant evening at the
residence of Prof. and Mrs. ]. A. Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. Webb Hatcher is spending a
few days with her parents at Bas-
trop.
Mrs. Louise Henson left for Mexia,
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Reynolds. Mr.. Chas. Campbell of
Littig, spent Sunday with his bro
Their, Mr.. Andrew Campbell.
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Thanksgiving, so that the teachers
may attend the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION. Prof. VIM. Anderson made
trip to Brennan, account of the
Texas Conference of the A. NJ. r.
church in session there. Mrs. Easter
Williams, one of st. Paul A. NJ. e.
church was buried here last Thurs
day. Mr.. Connie Anderson with wife
and children visited here Sunday,
visiting his mother, who is i'll, in the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Clara
Pendergrass.
Rev. R. e. Hutchinson. pastor of
A. M. e. church here has been sent
to Bastrop for the next year.
The First Baptist church with Rev.
A. Denmon as pastor had quite a
successful rally last Sunday. School
rapidly filling up, children returning
from the cotton fields.
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Amelia
Fletcher of Chickasha, Okla, is here
to visit her son, who is a mail clerk.
They are with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbreath,
S. 10th street. Last Tuesday night
the Forum held a mass meeting at
st. Paul. Every man and woman
are urged to pay their poll tax, after
program a free lunch was served.
Mr.. Newman Dudley was here last
week arranging for the Simmons lee
ture. Mr.. VIM. McGuinn returned
from s. Texas, where he purchased
a carload of wood Rev. Deslandes
and family left last Saturday for
Austin, his new charge.
Mrs. A. d. Key, Grand Worthy
Counselor Of the Courts paid her an
nual visit to Waco, Calanthians last
Monday evening.
Mrs. w. P. Waite entertained her
guest, Mrs. A. E. Mcmillan of Prairie
View, last Wednesday evening. Quite
an ejoyable time was had by a host
of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hub
bard Of Ranger, were in the city last
week.
st. Paul NJ E. church and all
Methodists of the city are making
great preparation to entertain the
Central Texas Conference on the
10th of December. Friends of the
church are asked to cooperate and
help make this conference sue
cess.
Central Texas Glee club sang be-
fore the B. Y. P. u. of the First
Baptist church, while Sunday evening
Central Texas College foot ball team
was the victor in closely contested
game with Moore High School last
Friday, scores IL to 5.
Mrs. Edna Anderson of Bosque-
vile was buried Monday evening.
The body of Mr.. Dials, a former
citizen of Waco, was buried from
New Hope, Sunday evening.
Thanksgiving services were held
in all the churches Thursday.
Arrivals: To Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Gunter, a fine girl was born last
Saturday. To Mr.. and Mrs. Wa D.
Williams, a fine boy.
Pay your poll tax and be a citi-
zen.
Prof. j. H. Hines attended board
meeting of the X. of P.'s in Dallas
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. J. F. Williams and his con-
gregation visited Second Baptist
church Sunday evening. Or. Will
liams seemed at his best.
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WHITEWRIGHT.

Whitewright. Texas, Nov. 27.-Sun-
day school was well attended Sun
day. Rev. L. H. Hearvey was with
his people Sunday and preached a
grand sermon Sunday at IL o'clock.
Mrs. R. Baden, Mrs. G.. e. Boyd
and others was in Gainesville last
week attending the c. NJ. E. Confer
ence.
Sunday at the First Baptist church
total raised Sunday. Nov. 23rd, was
$242.4S. We are asking every one
to come to the great rally the second
Sunday in December of First Bap-
list church. Rev. L. H. Hearvey
will preach a Thanksgiving sermon
at the First Baptist church.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Nov. 27.-Mr. STAN
ley was In the city Wednesday, the
guest OF Mrs. Julia Marlborough.
Mrs. Hudson left this week for
Oklahoma, to visit relatives.
Little Cecil Baily died Nov. "a,
1919. funeral conducted by Rev.
James Carr.
Mr.. Milford Nicholas left Tuesday
for Fort oWrth. !
Mrs. Blanche Walker left Saturday
Purcell, okla.
Mrs. ]. A. Swami left Tuesday for
Terrell to attend the A. NJ q. An
nual conference.
Rev. j. W. Mckinney of Sherman
VIII preach at the c. NJ. E. church
Carr.
Sunday morning for Rev. James
Mr.. B. X. johnson was called to
Prairie View last week on the ac-
count of his wife. who Is attending
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WEATHERFORD.

Weatherford, Texas, Nov. 27.-Mrs.
Taylor of Granbury and others spent
Sunday with friends. Miss Lizzie
Rucker made flying trip to Gran
bury.
Rev. Jordon, the pastor of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church was at his post
Sunday. Rev. Roberts of the A. M. e.
church preached at his post Sunday.
Mrs. Leona Rucker is i'll at her home
You will always find the Dallas TX
press at hollands cafe.
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PRAIRIE VIEW.

Prairie View, Texas. Nov. 27.-Mrs.
Roberta d. Crawford has joined Capt
Crawford here and they have taken
apartment in Kirby hall.
The foot ball eleven of Samuel
Huston College met Prairie View
Gridiron, Nov. 18th. The game end
ed In a defeat for the visitors.
The little tots of the practise school
entertained the student body and
friends on last Saturday evening. A
Tom Thumb wedding ceremony was
performed in which Little Selma But
Ter made sweet modest bride, while
Wendell p. Terrell. Jr., was the gal
liant groom
TIL school under the supervision
Of Miss M. j. Sims is doing excel
lent work.
Mrs. Bell d. Mccoy Of Galveston;
Mrs. DR.. Chas. Jackson and Miss
Mabel Wells Of Houston, were up
for the game Saturday and were
guests of Prof and Mrs. p. Il. Bled-
soc.
Miss Cliftene Smith of Houston
was weekend guest of Mrs. N. r.
Crawford and took in the banquet
and ball game.
Mrs. Eddie Blackshear Smith and
son, who have been visiting DIR. and
Mrs. Blackshear have returned to
their home in Houston.
Friday evening. Nov. II, from 8
TO IL o'clock. the faculty and officers
Of the school entertained in honor
Of the newly elected Principal. DR..
]. G.. Osborne.
The banquet was a very elaborate
affair and marks great event in
the history of Prairie View.
It shows the appreciation and good
will of his co-workers.
Miss Prudence Lewis head OF Do
nestle Science Department spent a
few days last week with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. VIM. Hammond Of Bryan.
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LUFKIN.

Lufkin, Texas. Nov. 27.-Prof j.
f. Robinson, State Deputy of the
American Woodmen passed through
the city en- route to Corsicana to at
tend the State Lodge. While here
he succeeded in writing up several
new members. The good people OF
Long Chapel G. NJ. e. are pleased to
have their beloved pastor for another
year, Rev. w. T. Reagor.
Rev. Sister /. p. Hightower has re-
turned to the city from Manning and
has filled the pulpit five successive
nights.
Mrs. Martha johnson is out of the
city on business.
Mr.. Otto Davis and Miss Ada Marks
were united in marriage at c. M. f.
church. Sunday evening at O'Clock
in the presence of host of friends
and relatives. Rev. w. t. Reagor
officiated. Mrs. Dora Greer of Shreve-
port, hair specialist is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Reese.
Mr.. lobe Burnell, a member OF
Camp No. II American Woodmen fell
from coal bin recently on the st.
L. o.. s. W., R. R., and was serious
ly hurt. He was sent to Texarkana
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. q. l.. Huntly has returned
home after visiting her daughter in
Gary. Ind.
Rev. Rowe Of Groveton was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Shelby
last week. Rev. Sister Hope Of
Houston is in the city conducting a
meeting at New Zion Baptist church.
Prof. ]. ID. Robinson will visit Camp
No. II American Woodmen again
on December Sth to the many readers
Of Dallas Express, the agent has
been instructed by the company to
have all news in Office not later than
Monday noon. therefore please hand
him your news not later than Sun
day noon.
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MAY PEARL.

May Pearl, Texas, Nov. 27.-Ca-
naan Baptist church went over the
top on Sunday Sunday school was
well attended. Deacon Stephens has
returned from business trip to
North Texas, and report everything
fine. Mrs. l. B. Pollard of Waco,
was here Saturday and Sunday shak-
ing hands with her many friends and
worshipped at Canaan. Sister Leatha
Williams, who has been sick for
some time was carried back to Wax
hachie on Sunday to undergo another
operation by DR.. S. c. Diggs.
Rev. Hutchinson, Waxahachie wor-
shipped at Canaan. Sunday. Mrs. Luz
la Thomas visited Red Oak, Sunday.
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school there.
Mrs. Dema Stewart left Saturday
for Hawkins. Texas, to visit her
children, who are attending school
there.
Miss Irma Woodlands left Saturday
for Hawkins, Texas, to attend school
she was accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Ben Johnson.
Miss Etter DeJournette left Sunday
to take up her school.
Rev. ]. A. Swami and Rev. James
Carr will both preach their annual
sermon Sunday night and will leave
for Annual Conference.
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Second Baptist Church.

DR.. s. Montgomery. Pastor.
Sunday school was at high water
mark, DR.. l. w. Waters of Pales-
tine, Texas. was with us and made
things lively for the school at the
1880 service, the pastor preached
one of the most powerful sermon
We have listened to from the sub
ject, Religious Activity Based upon
the Certainty of the future life,"
text l Cor 1858. Long live this
great leader to help our people at
$3.50 p. m. Rev. ]. F. Williams
preached a great sermon to us. The
house was again crowded at night
and enjoyed another great sermon de-
livered by the pastor, subject, the
Sign of Sincerity, text Acts 1918.
One was added to the fold of God.
Collection for the day $558.3O. Watch
Second Baptist church go over the
top next Sunday.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas. Nov. PA large
crowd was present at Mt. Zion M.
e. church on last Sunday evening
to hear Rev. J. W. Glider preach his
farewell sermon. He will leave this
week for the annual conference.
The Domestic Science Department
OF Gibbons high school will serve
dinner, on Thanksgiving at the high
school for the benefit of the cook
ing department.
The Gibbons high school will give
benefit concert at the Buford
Theatre Tuesday, Nov. 25th in the in
terest of the Domestic Science De-
partment.
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GIbbons Hlgh school Notes.

Gibbons high school will give an
Indian play at the Buford theater.
Tuesday night, Nov. 25th.
There will also be a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner and rally at the school,
Thursday, Nov. 9th, twenty-five
pound turkey has been bought for
the dinner.
Miss X. NJ. Campbell is Indian
chief and Mrs. Elmer Green is the
wife in the Indian play.
Vocal music Is being taught in all
OF the rooms at the school now.
The Senior class sells sandwiches
and pies every Friday at the school
They are doing well.
The Peoples Undertaking Co., for
prompt courteous service. a trial will
convince you, S. A. Maxey, manager,
corner Rusk and Price streets.
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sILsBEE.

Silsbee, Texas, Nov. Give wissh
to correct the error made in last
weeks issue relative to the amount
raised in the big rail- at Rev. James
church, 1t was 100000 instead of
$4,000.
Prof. Mathews and his corps of
teachers are busy working on plans
to install Domestic Science in the
school. Mrs. Harris made flying
trip to Jasper to see her children
last Saturday Miss Anna G.. Taylor
visited an ex-school mate of Tuske-
gee in Beaumont last Saturday.
The Mothers of Silsbee high school
met at the school house Friday even
ing and organized the Mothers club.
Mrs. Adams was elected president;
Mrs. William, vice; Mrs. Singleton,
secretary and Mrs. Lewis, treasury.
After the meeting the mothers were
sandwiches by Miss A. G. Taylor and
her pupils. District Supt. Belcher
hold his last quarter here on the
27th. Ali Sunday schools are pro-
crossing nicely. The Curry-G Goodwin
over the Top. moving picture show
is being rapidly erected. The neat
little cottoge Of Mrs. Cornor's is about
completed. The neat little cottage
completed. The people are learning
to love the Express.
Mrs. Griffin Brown and Goodwin
served lunches all over town, rails
ing the centenary money for the
NJ. y. church. Rev. r. r. Bailey,
pastor Of NJ. II. church was at his
post last Sunday and was paid in
full for the conference year. He will
make a round report from st. venson.
There has been a Bible Institute con-
Quoted at Rev. James church, the
last week. The revival OF the NJ. e,
church did not begin on the 10th as
the reyivalist failed to MAKE his APP
pearance
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OAK CLIFF.

Oak Cliff, Texas, Nov. 27.-Don't
hold the reporter responsible for not
getting your paper last week, for
we were short of papers. Mr.. Chas.
Smith on Cliff street, took very ill
Saturday, but is much better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Johnson and
Mrs, Katie Lewis are able to be out
again.
Mr.. w. M. Moore entertained his
Sunday school class of little folks
Sunday afternoon at 1924 E. 9th
street, after being instructed in Sun
day school work they were served
ice cream.
Mr.. Abe Gray was able to be out
Sunday after being loved up from
sticking nail in his fooot.
Mrs. Matte Oliver and family have
returned from West Texas.
Ell Bethel Baptist Church.
Sunday was an ideal day for going
to church, which was shown by the
attendance at Ell Bethel.
Sunday school was we'll attended
we had a splendid lesson and good
OolloCIrou WHICH dhiOuHIeu 10 3l4.f L.
1900 a. m. Devotional services led
by two young deacons and a soul
stirring sermon by Pastor Moore. 6
p. M, B. Y. P. u, well attended, les
son subject Miriam, the Musician and
Prophecies" 1880 p. M. sermon by
pastor. Total collection for the day
$500. DR.. Moore, pastor; R. E.
Jones, clerk; G. A. Turner, reporter.
1924 e. 9th st.