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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-13
DENTON.

Denton, Texas, Dec. 11.-Rev. w.
P. Crockett returned from the annual
conference at Fort Worth. He be-
gins his second years work with the
purpose of erecting a new church.
Madams A. e. Walker and E. NJ.
Whitlock visited the conference.
Among those who attended Sunday
were Mrs. R. IT. Burr, Miss Cora
Burr, L. T. Lambert, H. Maddox,
Sid Wood.
Mrs. Anna Lambert is visiting
relatives in Lewisville. Rev. Swan
cy filled his pulpit at Pleasant Grove
Baptist church, Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Woodland have purchased
beautiful home in Fort WORTH and
will move there shortly. Mrs. Mary
Stone of Cara spent few days in
Denton. Mrs. Lucy Fox of Hickory
was here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton are
the happy recipients of a fine boy
Mr.. j. w. Neal of Dallas spent
the weekend with his family
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RIESEL.

Reisel, Texas, Dec. 11.-Service
was well attended at the New Zion
Baptist church after lively Sunday
school, Rev. ]. S. Lee of Mt. Moriah
was introduced and preached a>soul
stirring sermon which was enjoyed
by all. At night the Hon. ]. H.
Stewart, Sow. Commander of the Ma
tional Woodman made one of his
famous lectures to a large audience.
Our public school under the lead
ership of Miss Washington and Miss
Washington and Miss Hance are pro-
crossing fine. The public installa-
ton given by the National Wood
men Saturday was a great success.
The Hon. ]. H. Stewart, Sow Com
mander, Austin, Texas, made the
principal address,. The drill team
played their part well and several
new applicants for membership was
received. Rev. S. d. Degreate is very
ill. Rev. H. Guy and Mr.. R. C. and
H. Long were in Waco Monday on
business.
Mr.. A. E. Estelle is erecting a
beautiful room house on their
place, the jolly craftmen of the Wood
man Lodge are preparing to enter
tain everybody with big 6-day car
nival during the Christmas.
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WHITEWRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, Dec. 11.-Mrs.
Bessie Bryant, Fannie Pertler were
in Sherman last week. Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches Sunday. B. Y. P. U. was
postponed on account of. fuel being
short. Rev. L. H. Hearvey, passed
through enroute to Dallas.
Mrs. Dicey Allen is up doing nice
ly Mrs. Rentha Conley was called
to Sulphur Springs, Texas, to the
bed side of her sick mother. Mrs.
Callie Henderson was in Sulphur
Springs also. Miss Lucinda Bagby,
and Mr.. Monroe Yatts were married
at the home of Miss Alice Yatts, sis
ter. Mrs. r. v. Dehoney was in Hon
ey Grove last week. We are asking
everybody to come to Sunday school,
Dec. IA.
Rev. ]. Wolfe was here Sunday.
Mr.. L. C. Lynch and wife have gone
back to Oklahoma. Mr.. Joe Neal is
sick Mr. j. H. Logan made visit
to Denison Sunday. Mr. J. Conley
Is repairing home.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Dec. Mrs. Tin
Mcfarland OF Honey Grove was in
the city this week visiting her mother
Mrs. Alice Black.
Mrs. M. c. Ruffin OF Terrell is in
the city visiting her son. DR.. A. H.
McRuffin.
Mrs. Willie b. Crumpton has re-
turned from Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. ID. X. johnson has returned
from Dallas, where he has been TO
visit his sick wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Douglas and daughter
have returned to Sherman.
Mrs. Dizzy Neal died, Dec. Z, and
her funeral was conducted by Rev.
Carr.
Mr.. Dennis Bennette and other of
Okla. were here this week to attend
the funeral Of their mother, Mrs.
Dizzy Neal.
Mrs. Molle Fitzgerald of Gaines
Vile is in the city visiting relatives.
Prof. Cobb left Monday to take up
his school at DeKalb.
Rev. J. A. Swami has been sent
back to the passionate of the A. M.
e. church for another year. Rev.
A. O. VIM as p. e. of the Bonham
district.
Rev. James Carr and Mrs. Ida
Hirman and Rev. Phea have return
ed from the c. NJ. II. annual confer
ence at Texarkana, Texas.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Texas. Dec. H.
Rev. E. w. Wright, the beloved pas
tor of the A. M. Il. church preached
special sermon to the children
Sunday morning preceding the SER
mon a neat little program was rem
dered Mrs. McKoy and daughter
from Eagle Ford is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. H. 1, Boykins. Mrs.
Saunders has returned from Tulsa,
Okla, Rev. Talley visited the school
Friday also Miss Williams. Both made
inspiring remarks. Miss NJ o. Stin-
nett was called by telegram to Sher-
man to be present at the funeral of
her cousin. Mrs. Fay Mckinney
Goodson. Rev. ]. S. Sutton left town
Saturday Mr.. ]. G. Gillam's daugh-
ter Charlie Gillian married to Mr..
Wiley shannon. Thursday night We
wish for them much success. Mrs.
Sims and Blunt has been on the
sick list Mrs Della Grey has re-
turned from Dallas Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander went to Cleburne, Satur-
day to visit relatives. Mr.. Norris
Ward visited Weatherford last week.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall, Texas, Dec. 11.-Galilee
Baptist church has on a $40O rally
for the 4th Sunday in December, it
will be conducted by Captains. The
Captains are: Deacons Phillips.
Graves. Fieldsa Mahaffey, Powell,
Bryant, Mills, each captain has Sc
cured the services of the following
able ministers to preach their nights.
Rev. J. H. May, Rev. Bilbrew, Rev,
Whitlow, Rev. Ed w. Kelly and
others, $500 is the watchword. To
all all old men above go get your
exemption papers to be able to vote
in the next election. pass the re-
quest to every one these exemptions
will not cost you anything, let every
man II and up get poll tax receipt
before Jan. 81, 1920. Let every
preacher announce 1t from the pull
pit DR.. Homer Jones is very sick
man. Mother Carr lies very sick
at home. Mr.. Willie Barnes is very
sick.
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TERRELL.

Terrell, Texas, Dec. 11.-If there
is any class of men who need the
sympathy Of the public this year
II is the farmer. This truly has
been a year OF opposition with him
Out Of a week of mist and gloom
the people OF Terrell were proud tc
see pleasant day Sunday.
Church services at the various
churches were well attended.
We gladly welcome Rev. w. T
Wofford, the new pastor of the M
e. church to our city. We hope fol-
him success in his new field of SER
vice.
Rev. Craft, the recording and field
secretary of National B. Y. p u
Publishing Board, Nashville, Tenn.
lectured at the Bethlehem Baptist
church Tuesday evening.
The weekly exercises of the an
niversary of Rev. d. A. Butler, the
successful pastor of New Hope Bap-
list church were only fairly at
tended on account of the inclement
weather. Sunday was a beautiful
day and the members and friends
came out in large numbers. Rev. K.
l.. Harrison of Ennis, Texas, was
with us all day at the morning SER
vice.
Rev. Bass, the pastor Of the First
Baptist church (white) delivered an
able sermon in the afternoon. Final
reports of clubs amounted to $12.70
The anniversary exercises closed Mon
day evening, Dec. 8 with a reception.
Prof. d. L. Boyd is pushing the
business for the Standard Life In
surance Co. He reported last week
800 worth OF business.
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McALESTER.

McAlester, Okla, Dec. 11.-Rev.
Addison of Texas closed success
full revival here with Rev. w. R.
Jackson of Mt. Triumph Baptist
church. There was about 80 addit-
ions to the church. Baptising took
place at the church. Rev. w. r.
Jackson, officiating. Dr. John, Hon.
N. h Blanton and Leslie Beck went
to MNskogee to become members of
the Elks. The Consistery met last
week. Mr.. George Mccarthy and Mr.
Fletcher Tilford were obligated to the
32nd degree. Rev. T. G. Foster, for
mer pastor of the G. NJ. e. church
has been transferred back to the Ten
nessee. He left Monday to take his
charge. Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Smith
entertained in honor of Rev. T. G.
Foster. Miss Ludia Hopkins was call
ed to Ennis. Texas, on account Of
illness.
Mrs. Rissie Bostic has returned
from Chickasha and Oklahoma City
Mr.. ~ b. Blanton was called tC
Klondike, Texas, to the bedside OIL
his daughter. The 18th Calvary ar.
rived in the city today. Mrs. II. AL
lison spent Thanksgiving in Tulsa
Okla. Mrs. Henrietta Carter and Miss
Lilly Mae Smith spent Thanksgivins
in Tulsa and Muskogee. Mr.. Mat
Brown spent Thanksgiving in Ok
lahoma City.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Dec. 1.-THE In
yincible Concert given at the City
Hall on the 5th inst, was a success
Rev. G. w. Carter, who has been
district Supt. of the NJ. Il. church OF
this city has been moved to Navasota
as pastor of the church there and
Rev. Booker becomes Supt. in his
stead. Mrs. Allen Thompson of Ok
lahoma is In the city visiting the
bed side of her mother. Mrs A. S.
Davis. Mr.. Dennis Williams of Ok
lahoma, is in the city shaking hands
with his many friends. Rev. S. M
Bolden, the popular pastor of the
proud st. Paul M. L. church who
has been very i'll is IN and at his
PASTORAL work again, Mr.. Will
Johnson who is employed at the |
& G.. N. freight house got his leg
broken last week and is now in the
Companys hospital. Rev.. e. NJ
Griggs had a slight stroke of paraly-
sis last week. Mr.. w. NJ. Watson
who has been very i'll passed away
on the twenty-ninth of last week an6
was buried under the auspices Of
the Masons, Pythians and Odd Eel.
lows. Miss Arletha Anderson passed
away Monday OF last week. Capt. II
G.. Nicely was in the city for more
than week while his wife was at
tending the State Teachers Associa
ton. Mr.. S. 7. Williamson was unit
ed in holy matrimony to Miss MAUD
o. Conner of Houston this week.
The job printing office of Mr.. j. B
Leake was destroyed by fire las
week.
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CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, Dec. 11.-Mrs.
r. M. Pearson, who is teaching Do
nestle Science in the Kerens high
school is preparing an exhibit from
that department at the County Teach
ers to see the real work that can
be done in rural schools.
This being the first of the rural
school to install the feature of work.
Miss Lillian Hardee of Corsicana is
in charge of the primary and music
department a number of pupils have
been added to this department. A
three hundred and fifty dollar piano
has been bought which adds much
to the school. Rev. r. T. Pardee OF
Corsicana filled his place Sunday al
Mt. B. Zion. Prof. r. M. Pearson
visited Corsicana last week. Prof
G. A. Jones. ]. B. Dellums was in
the city last week.
Services was good at all the
churches. Mrs. B. v. Branham left
for her home in Troupe last week
after spending few DAYS with heI
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. T. Per
dee. Miss NJ. oliver spent Saturday
in Waco, also Prof C. w. Banks anC
was delayed on account of the
change in railroad schedule. Mrs
Ella Griggs, who was operated OF
some time ago is up and out again
The Pilgrim Lodge under the lead
ership of Mr.. ]. ]. Johnson had theil
annual banquet last week and every
body present having quite an en-
| joyable time.
Prof. H. E. Howard of Terrell was
in the city last week.
Sick list: Rev. A. L. Moore. Mrs
Carrie Lawson and Mr.. Erwin Car
roll.
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Sorae Owns In Eexas

Worth is the guest of Mrs. Yanza
saddler. Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Smith
the visiting in Oklahoma.
Prof. Eugene Dykes was in the
city Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs.
Fannie Wright, who has. been very
sick is improving. Rev. Joseph A.
Brown preached a stirring sermon
sunday morning at the First Baptist
church.
Please have your money ready
when the reporter comes around.
Misses Hortense Frames and La
rena Phillips have returned from
Corsicana, where they sang at the
state Teachers Association.
DR.. A. w. Edwards has returned
from a trip from Southwest Texas
and will leave for Waco to attend
the Annual Conference of his church
which will convene on the 10th. The
DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards will be
the guest Of Mrs. J. p. Montgomery
while in Waco.
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RUSK.

Rusk, Texas, Dec. 11.--Sunday
school at Mt. Pleasant c. NJ. f.
church was well attended. Rev. Jim
Kindrick preached a soul stirring
sermon Sunday night at Mt Ollie
Baptist church. Mr.. Richard Awnens
of Rusk and a member of the Tyler
String band died Friday morning
Dec. 5. Mrs. Martha Davis of Dallas
Mrs. Bette Boone, little Mary Boone
Miss Ula Rivers of Tyler; and the
Tyler String Band all were here
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Richard
Owens
Harllee Price, son of Mr.. Clarence
Price returned home from a hunt
ing trip Thursday evening when he
shot and killed his brother Bennett
Price accidently.
The African prince will preach al
the G. M. E. church Sunday, Dec
IA, and have a picture show the rest
of the week, showing things of his
native home. MIR. and Mrs, r. l.
Foman gave a birthday party fol
their little daughter, Lillian Foman
II was well attended and received
many nice presents.
DIR. baltimore and Mrs. Leila Leg
made business trip to Nacogdoches
Wednesday.
Mr. ]. A. Smith. R. W. Stevens and
P, r. Taylor left for Fort Worth
Wednesday.
Mr. John Thompson of Lone Star
was in Rusk, Saturday.
Mrs. and Miss Seals were here
Saturday and left Sunday for Their
school in Smith County.
Mr.. Eli Parks Of Ranger, Texas
are here and spent Sunday with his
uncle, Rev. Sam Love.
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CIEBURNE.

c,leburne, Texas, Dec. 11.-Rev.
yorkum and Rev. johnson are at
. ~ m the annual conference al
, , senu1ns ana the quarterly conference
$3.50 Win much success. 5000. cd
close1 ra,sed sunday night Rev. 4
M ss,,,a 49, nyaached n strong sermon
mn,sa, ntrbt al shiloh Baptist
Snaa 's.t M and Mrs. James Mosely
s emu u.oved into their new residence
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ssrITHvTLLE.

Smithville. Texas, Dec. 11.--Mrs.
Carrie waddels died last Thursday
and was buried last Saturday by
the S. NJ. IT. Lodge of which she was
member, Rev. s. ]. Connor deliver
ed the funeral Grafton. Mrs. Carrie
Stoglin is here from Kansas City
visiting relatives.
Mr.. ]. Preston is reported i'll, Prof
VIM. Anderson and family went to
Bastrop Sunday to attend the funer-
al OF cousin. Mr.. Rufus Jackson
who died there Saturday a m. Rev
s. J. Connor. pastor st. Paul A. M
e. church was at his post Sunday
The public school is now being
crowded. children returning from the
cotton fields. Miss Dale Williams.
visiting her Sister Miss b. B. WI
liams, one of the city teachers has
returned to her home at Waco.
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MART.

Mart, Texas. Dec. list. Mary
Church Services were good at our
church Sunday. Rev Ellie was at
his post and delivered two excellent
sermons. Collection SIZES. We say
that our pastor must so to Chicago
as a representative in January.
Denhams Chapel.
Rev. Wade was at his post Sunday.
This winds up the year for the am
nual conference. We are looking for
ward to make round report.
NJ. 4. Church.
Services were good all day at this
church. Mrs. Ida Dorsey was elect
cd delegate to represent our church
at Waco, Dec. 10th. Mr.. VIII Har-
rell was In town Sunday shaking
hands with his many friends.
Sicxlisted: Mrs Benson, and Mr..
Johnson.
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FORNEY.

Forney, Texas, Dec. 11.--Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches owing to the Indictment
weather. The bis drive is still on
at old Mt. Zion and everybody Is
looking forward to big anniversary
OF the church.
Mr.. C. w. Sanders visited the
Board at Greenville Texas.
Misses Minnie Ross and Leola
shaffner were Terrell visitors Sun
dav. Mrs. Leola Shaffner also had
a visitor from Italy, Texas. Mrs. Les
sit b. McMurray is still on the sick
list.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, Dec. lin response
to a meeting called by Profs. j. A.
Bills and R. S. Halbert, the Colored
citizens of Paris and Lamar coun-
ty organized the Lamar County In
vestment Company at a capital stock
of $20,000.00. The purpose of the or
ganization is to purchase choice real
estate for the use of Negroes as
business and Office buildings. Last
week the company purchased from
Mr.. j. N. House, one-story brick
building fronting five doors on Rusk
street, extending from Price streetfi
for $4,000 cash. Since that time
the company has been offered $751;
900 for the building.
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The officers and stock holders Of
This organization include some OF
the wealthiest and most influential
men of the county who are rated at
from $500 to $2OO,000.0O.
THE printing and newspaper press
which was purchased for the print
ing of a newspaper by the Colored
neople of Paris from the New Ameri-
can Pub. Co., of Seguin has arrived.
This press which cost $1,000 could
NOT be purchased from the factory
now for less than $5,000.OO.
Prof. B. H. Graham, District COM
missioned agent for the Great South
ern Fire Insurance Co.. of Atlanta,
Ca. a Negro company chartered by
the state of Georgia and capitalized
at $50 100000 has sold several shares
of stock in the last few days to out
Of town subscribers.
Rev. Belcher, the new pastor OF
Mt Zion NJ. Il. church has arrived
and assumed his new duties.
Hon. C. NJ. White, Supreme Com
mander of the American Woodmen
has granted the Paris Camp No. n
a special dispensation till Jan. LIST.
prof. b.. H. Graham is supervising
Deputy.
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TAYLOR.

Tailor, Texas, Dec. 11.-Good SER
vices Sunday at the various churches
and good collections. Rev. G. w,
Anderson preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday night to a SPLENDID
audience. He was presented with a
handsome new suit Of clothes and
several additional useful articles OF
clothing as token of their highest
esteem for one so loyal and con-
genial as Rev. Anderson. The citi-
zens are hoping and trusting for
his return TO Allen Chapel A. M. E..
church. Rev. p. ii. Jackson preach
cd at Allen Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames Le0na Webb, Mary Hill,
Messrs VIM. and Henry Hutchins
were called to Hearne on account
Of the death Of relative. Mr.. Ed
mond Newman is convalescing after
severe attack OF influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Westbrooks
have moved TO their residence on
Burlitt street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nichols are
the parents OF q new baby girl, born
Sunday. Mother and babe doing well.
Master Bonnie Smith. son OF Mrs.
Birtina Reed, has entered Bishop
College at Marshall.
Mrs Sylvia Hooks met the pain
full accident Mrs. @. J. Moody OF San
Antonio, grand matron OF the Juye-
nile department OF American Woods
men delivered a grand lecture here
Saturday TO the juvenile.
4 Of SUNDAY
Houston after a brief visit here.
The Modern American is rapidly
being organized here with a splendid
enrolment.
Mrs. Louise Henson returned from
Mexia, Texas, reports a very pleas
ant stay with Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Reynolds.
Miss Viola Morrow left yesterday
for Austin and Littig, Texas, to
visit relatives and friends.
Rev. II. o. McCutcheon OF Samuel
Huston College. Austin passed thru
the city en- route to Granger, Texas.
He spent few hours between trains,
at the residence OF Prof and Mrs.
J. A. Reynolds, the guest of Mrs.
Louise Henderson.
MrB. WeDD HdtCner retuIueu rum
Bastrop, where she spent several
days with her relatives.
Prof. Jeff Meeks, mail clerk, stop
ped over Saturday evening. Taylor
Is now his headquarters. His friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell. Prof.
and Mrs. Reynolds and others. were
glad to see him and royalty enter
tanned him. He left the same after
noon.
Mr.. Ben Gregg Of Littlg, Texas.
spent Monday night with his brother
in-law, Prof. Reynolds brough with
him large load Of wood. Wood be-
ing scarce aroundt Reynolds, he
laughed heartily when his Bud drove
inside.
Mrs. Clara Caldwell OF Bishop,
Texas, passed throukh the city Friday
en- route to Round Rock, Texas, to
see her home folks. She stopped at
Littig, Texas, with her mother, Mrs.
Andrew Campbell who is very VI.
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ROCKWALL.

Rockwell, Texas, Dec. 11.-Mrs.
Ellen Hill has returned home after
an extended visit to her son in
Oklahoma. Mrs. C. Mathis and Mrs.
e. Morrison made flying trip to
Dallas. Miss Louisa Bradley visited
Miss Averline Walker Of Royce City
last week. Rev. G. W. Nelson and
several of his members attended the
annual conference at Fort Worth.
Rev. F. R. Randles was at his
post at 1880 and at 4:SO p. M, Rev.
p. G. CANDLES filled the rostrum for
Rev. F. r. Randles, text God Will
Provide" Gen. 1928. At night the
pastor was at his best and spoke to
a large congregation.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, Dec. 11-Mrs.
Lee Boswell and daughter, Avis OF
Gainesville. are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Trammel. Rev
L. H. PRYOR preached two excellent
sermons Sunday at County Line Bap-
fist church, both services were well
attended. Miss Lois Halton has re-
turned from Gainesville. Miss Bessie
Riddle has begun her duties as as
sistant teacher in the city school,
Mr. Ebert Phillips spent Sunday in
Denton.
Mr.. Andrew Hugely and Luke
Caldwell are attending the A. NJ. f.
Conference in Fort Worth
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G. M. f. Church

Both services were well attended
Sunday, and it is said the pastor
preached as though he was a new
minister, although this is his 4th
year. The choir under the direction
of Mr.. NJ. r, Rhine rendered some
choice selections. The pastor made
strong appeal to the men of the
race to pay their Poll Tax and ask
that the appeal be passed around.
Strong organizations have been
perfected to Go a great years work
and all officers are striving to col
lect the General Fund by the last
of January. Two special sermons
will feature the day for Sunday.
Rev w. Louis Smith, Pastor.
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to visit her daughter in Bishop Col
lege. last Saturday. Mr.. A. Ingram
and wife and Mr.. ]. P. Montgomery
and Mrs. c. E. Marable toured to
Lake Providence, Sunday.
Misses v. L. Blackman and L. H
Price toured to Longview, Sunday
Mrs. S. ID. Wilson, L. A. Avery, Z. l.
Blacksher and Mrs. Polk went tC
the c. M. E. Conference at Texarkans
last week. Sick listed. Mrs. Rosie
Roberts. She is better. Mrs. Bobo
has large music class and more
are planning to take.
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wEATHERFORD.

Weatherford, Texas. Dec. 11.-Mrs.
Canarie Alexander came home Sun
day for q. short visit with her parents,
Mr.. Richard Dawson OF Muskogee
okla, is here attending 10 business,
There was no services at either
church Sunday. Mr.. Murgison being
away to the conference. Mrs Mollie
Hatchett and Mrs. Ella Smith are
on the sick list.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas, Dec. 1.-THE
Parent and Teachers Association
met at high school Dec. Z. The
meeting was conducted by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Lue johnson. secretary.
Mrs. H. ]. Coffee. Many good
efforts were set forth.
Mrs. A. +. Linzy opened school
in Allen, Texas. Rev. Willie Rober-
son preached at the Christian church
Sunday $3.50 and brought some money
from his church to asst the church
of Christ in their rally. Rev. j. B.
Williams preached at Free viii Bap-
fist church Sunday night.
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WARNING

All members of the Excelsior Mu-
tual Association are hereby notified
not to pay to X. d. Morrison and
w. p. Vaughn any monies as dues
to this association. The association
will not be liable for any receipt
given by them.
ii. STRICKLAND, Pres.
SILAS C0FIELD,- Secy-Treas.
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ATHENS.

AthensS Texas, Dec. 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Jorden has purchased
the Robert Guwder place.
Rev. Sanders was in town a few
days on his way to his new charge.
Beaumont, Texas. Mrs. Maggie Nit
cham has returned home from Kemp,
despite the fact that it was cold
the young people were royalty inter
tanned Tuesday night by Mrs. Anna
Hamlet