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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-01
Some FeWns In FexaS
NEYLANDYLLE

Neylandville. Texas. April 22.-The
Sunday schools at the C. M. e. and
Baptist churches were we'll attended.
Rev. A. W. jackson ascended the
rostrum exactly at 1880 a. m. and
took for his text the 9th verse OF
the 18th chapter OF st. Luke, subject,
1.-THE Revelation of Jesus to the
Lowly," from which he preached a
great sermon. There were many
present, The Easter program which
was postponed until Sunday was
rendered Sunday evening with Mrs
Bessie Houston and Miss Daisy Brig
ham conducting. to crowded house
with good effects. Collection for the
day $685.
The w. II. M. Society gave their
tea party at Mrs. Virgie Denmon's
this week. Hon. T. M. Belts spoke
to an appreciative audience Monday
night at the c. NJ. f.. church. Mr..
p. A. Nixon is on the sick list this
week. Mr.. Elisha Fowler has pur-
chased Dodge automobile.
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AMARILLO

Amarillo, Texas, April 22.-Rev.
Flournoy, pastor of the Second Meth
odist church is visiting in Shreve-
port. La. Mrs Nancy Ealy died last
week and leaves lots Of sons and
two daughters; also a host of friends
to mourn her lost. The good people
of this city furnished more than
100000 worth OF flowers. Mr. Dickson
died on the LIST and his remains were
shipped to Paris. Mr.. Willie Ed
wards died and his remains were
shipped to Sherman. Mr.. John Par
nell also died and his remains were
sent to Waco, Texas. Mrs. T. Moore
and Mrs. Whitlow has returned from
Wichita Falls. Miss Monela Good
win and Mr.. Palen Allen are very
sick. Mrs. Olga Stokes and Robert
have returned from Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Bertha Calvin is here on Wis
II from Fort Worth. Mrs. Susie
Castle. the fashionable hair dresser
is very sick.
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w W. Jenkins of Abilene, conduct
ed service. Both delivered great
sermons after which the following
members and visitors contributed
Mrs. Maud Thompson, S3O.75: Mrs.
L. L. Williams. $500; Mrs. Ammy
Jinks, $500; Mrs. Sally Bailey,
$500; Mrs. Bertha j. Smith, $500;
Mrs. Teal Patterson, $500; Ma
diana Carter, $500; Mrs. Matte
johnson, $3.50; Mr.. James Rivers,
$1,000; Mr.. J. w. Smith, $2.25:
Rev. M. w. Jenkins, $500; pub
lie collection, $34.53; total collec-
ton $159.78, after which election
OF officers of B. Y. p. u: Bro.
=. j. Johnson, vice-pres., Sister
Ethel Carter. secy., Sister Eleanor
Crump, treas, Sister L. L. VIII
liams, teacher of primary depart
ment of B. Y. p. u. Woman's
Missionary Department.-Sis Am
my Jinks, president; Sister B. ].
Smith-vice president; Sister L. L.
William, secy; Eleanor Crump,
Chairman, sick committee; Matte
johnson, City Missionary; Sister Ma
donna Carter, director of Star Light
Band; Tella Patterson, assistant
director. Ranger is growing in popu-
lation among our race. We hope
to Increase our subscriptions to $50
copies, also we have set aside an
addition for Colored people to buy
homes in a nice location.
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TENNESSEE COMMUNITY

Ferris, Texas. April 22.- Sunday
school was well attended with Supt.
and teachers at their post. Services
were cut off on account of rain and
cold weather. The Mission sisters
visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Speed
Sunday who is on the sick list. Mr..
Oppie Brown and neice has returned
from Calvert where they went to
attend the funeral of her father.
Mrs. Pinkie Sterling is on the sick
list. The house of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Runnel was thrown about
a block by storm but no damage
was done. We are proud to know
that Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Walker have
moved back to our community. Mr..
S. w. Walker visited Mr.. G.. w. Walk
err Sunday. Mrs. lola Birdsong made
a flying trip to Dallas last Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. Ellison visited his sister
and brother Mrs. p. Andrews and Mr..
r. r. Ellison.
r. PORTER. Reporter.
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GRAPELAND

Grapeland, Texas. April 29.-School
closed at Cedar Branch Thursday
the 18th with examinations, dinner
and concert visiting teachers pres
ent were Misses Daily. Taylor and
Marshall, also Messrs. Perkins and
Shepherd of Grapeland Rural Dis
trict. Received and sent to Mrs. e.
e. Burnett of Cleburne. Texas for
IGrandview sufferers $500 from Dali
leyville Sunday school and $500 Civ
en- by Cedar Branch Community ON
behalf OF o. e. S. Chapter No. "a,
making a total of $500. Republican
precinct convention was held Satur-
urday to meet the County Convention
at Crockett April 18th to elect coun-
ty Chairman temporary, to serve until
the regular time in August.
We are for Green and Mccarthy.
Mr. Levi Mccoy is in a very critical
condition and is not expected to last
much longer. Subscribe for the Dali
las Express through the agent, H..
w. L. Shepherd, and keep pceted
at to general Race news. Its al
right to read the white papers, but
not to the exclusion Of the olored
ones. II you cGn not support but
one paper, let that one be Race
paper C?
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WEATHERFORD

Weatherford. Texas, April 29-Sun-
day was a high. day at the C. M. e.
church. The service good all day.
Rev. Bingles is able to be out again.
Mr.. Mitchell Rucker in very sick
at his home. The entertainment
given at Mt. Zion Baptist church
last Saturday night was a success
Mr.. ]. w. Hunt and w. M. Ross
were in the city last week on fra
ternal business. The members of
Loyal Friends of America, Palace
Rose No IS. saw to it that their
time was we'll spent. Mr.. Arthur
Mcmillan Of Mineral Wells spent
Sunday with Mr.. Walter Holland.
There will be a chicken supper
next Saturday night at Mt. Zion Bap-
list church. Please have your money
ready for the Express.
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CELINA

Celina, Texas, April 29.-Sunday
was high day in Celina for all church
goers. Rev. G. H. Simpson, pastor
of Brooks Chapel C. NJ. e. church
was a his post. Rev. j. NJ. Caddell
of Dallas preached a glorious sermon
at Brooks chapel at IL o'clock. Sun
day night at $3.50, Rev. ]. w. Hill
of Denison preached an excellent
sermon to a crowded house at Brooks
Chapel. Collection for the day,
$29.87 The fight is on at st. Phil
lip Baptist church. Every member is
trying to do his part in raising
money to build a new church. Sun
day was one hundred dollar rally
day. Rev. Caddelle of Dallas preach
ed a soul string rally sermon. Rev.
G. H. Simpson, accompanied by his
members assisted in raising the
$4,000; amount raised Sunday $1,000,
total money reported $12320; Rev.
P. P. Bonner, captain. Mrs. S. W.
Coleman of Dallas accompanied by
little Miss Bonnie Lucille Gunter,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Hill of Denison,
and Rev. J.. NJ. Caddelle Of Dallas,
were the quests of Rev. and Mrs.
P. P. Bonner while visiting Celina.
Express for sale at Bonner's restau-
rant
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PALESTINE.

Palestine Texas. April 29.-The
East Texas Teachers Association was
in session here last week. A num-
Der of out Of town teachers was
in attendance.
The Palestine Camp of the Ameri-
can Woodman had its annual SER
mon delivered not long since by
Dean Reynolds of Prairie View.
The A. M. e. District Conference
was in session with the Grants
Chapel A. M. q. Church last week
Mr.. Burt Haynes passed away
this month and was buried on the
18th under the auspices of the
Hearts of Oak Lodge X. of p.
of which he was a member. Rev.
d. ]. Crawford filled his appoint
ment with the church at lakewood
on the 25th inst.
Rev. e. G. Young held his second
quarterly conference in this city
recently.
Mrs. R. Davis is visiting in Over
ton this week
Rev. d. J. Crawford, had birth
day dinner for a few of his MANY
friends on the 26th inst. The Rev.
says that he is as young as he
looks and not day older. The Rev.
Is still unmarried. Savie. Pierce
Temple No. 131 entertained the pub
lie with spring feast and drive
in the interest of Tabor on the 22nd
inst The same was a success. Lin
coin High school had its regular
field day on the 21st inst, on the
high school campus. The same at
tended by large number of pa
.rous and friends. The public
schools Of this city are making pre-
'arations for the closing of the
same.
Lincoln high school defeated the
team in a match game of
,ase ball on their field day.
See A. Taylor for the Dallas Ex-
)ress.
Prof. S. S. Reed of Marshall was
n the city last week in the inter-
st of Tabor.
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Rev. ]. S. Carr of Bonham assisted
in st. John A. M. e. revival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jackson, Mrs.
Eugenla Reid have recently re-
turned from Muskogee, OKLA, where
they attended the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Julia Peterson, who died
in st. Louis, while on visit to her
children there.
Mrs. Eva williams entertained
the Harmony Baptist Missionary at
tea at her coy residence on East
Pecan street. Delicacies of the
season were had.
The 18th anniversary of the
American Woodmen, Sherman Camp
No. zoe literary exercise and ser
mon will be held afternoon, May
End at Payne Chapel A. M. E..
Rev. DR.. B. +. 3oggers will preach
the sermon.
The Tom Thumb Wedding night
of 22nd inst at st. James M. e.
under the able management of pas
tors wife Mrs. Rev. Sanford was
grand
The principals were little Jas.
Roe, groom; little Evelyn Mitchell,
bride. There were Is maids and
6 flower girls. Wedding march
was played by Miss Mona Burr and
Mr.. Artie Randell on his violin.
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LONE OAK

Lone Oak, Texas. April 22.-St
Lucas G. M. e. opend Sunday school
at 1880, prayer service conducted
by A. L. Brown, after which Rev.
J. w Smith rose and took for his
text a part of the 10Th verse of
Matthews, Nothing but Leaves" and
we were made to feel glad. Col
lection $22.64. Mr.. Wiley Smith
parted this life the 9th of April.
He leaves a wife and a deal of
friends to mourn his loss. Sleep on
Brother Smith till we meet in that
Great Beyond
MT. Gillard Baptist Church.
Model Sunday school at $3.50 a..
M. The white Baptist visited the
Colored sisters and gave them an
aluminium set valued at $500. Miss
Mary Redden, president. has PLAYED
the part of Ruth. She raised the
amount of $3013 for the society. Mrs.
Lille Pitts made a flying trip to
Greenville to visither sick nephew.
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TEAGUE

league, Texas, April 90 s. s.
was well attended at all churches
Sunday. Rev. j. Palms was at his
post Sunday with Rev. Dezell and
Rev. l.. II. Holmes as visitors. This
community received a good rain here
Sunday. which was greatly needed
and appreciated. 1t was reported
here by Mr.. Thomas over the phone
that the lakewood College was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night
The members of Starlight X. of p
Lodge are preparing to rebuild them
new hall pretty soon. They have
one big drive now for new members
me leading men of the League are
getting together and are cooperating
their thoughts with one another
BE wise and keep wise by reading
the Express. You can get it every
Saturday from the Brewer BOYS on
the streets; give them your report
or X. J. Brewer, the agent.
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PURCELL

Purcell, Okla, April 29.-Mrs. L.
Reed, Mrs. L. Bailey and Mr.. H. C.
Christian spent Sunday in Oklahoma
City, with Mr.. c. G. Christian and
wife. Mr.. P. Gaines is suffering
with a broken leg. Good services
at the M. e. church. Purcell Base
ball team is ready to play any team.
Please don't forget you owe for the
paper. The entertainment was a
success Saturday night. Give your
ads to John Walker.
We had glorious sermon Sunday
Rev. A. T. Dartin preached Sunday
morning, Rev. Carter at night SER
vice. Mr.. Givens got his leg broken
while playing ball. Mrs Hattie
Downs made short visit with Mrs.
Annie Jefferson last week. Mrs.
Minnie Jefferson was in the city of
Purcell last week. Little Clarence
Christian is visiting his relatives in
Purcell this week. Purcell and Pail
Valley crossed bats Friday.
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CLEBURNE

Cleburne, Texas, April 29.-Rally
at the Shiloh Baptist church Sunday
was success; over $4,000 was
raised. Rev. ]. w. Hawkins of
Mexia preached two strong sermons
Sunday at the First Baptist church
and installed Rev. Joseph A. Brown
as Financial Secretary Of Foreign
Mission. Rev. D. Gross and Mr.
Perry of Dallas are attending the
Labor Union. Rally at the First
Baptist church was a success; $1,522.
was raised. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Coy left for Ell Paso last week.
Mesdames Francis Rose and Elvira
King spent Sunday in Temple. Mrs.
Whitfield of Washington, d. c., lee
tured at the different churches this
week. Leave your news, money lob
work no later than Saturday or Mon
day mornings of each week, at 626
Il. Chambers street. Mrs. Julia
Matthews has improved her home.
Rev. Joseph A. Brown is remodel
ing his home. Have your nickles
ready when reporter comes around
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WOLFE CITY

Wolfe City, Texas, April 22.-Sun.
day school was well attended at all
churches. Rev. Bledsoe preached al
the morning service at the Baptist
church The Pastor. Rev. ]. /. Gill
more preached at night. The enter
tainment given at the Methodist
church was a success. The Daugh-
ters of Tabor entertainment Sat
urday night at the residence of
Mr.. and, Mrs. w. B. Bell was a sue
cess. The following Wolfe Cityites
have returned from west Texas Mr..
John Harris, Dalton Lock, Alvin
Patterson, Sing Cherry. Lock Alvin
Mrs. Geo. Wilson. Mrs. Emma Ward
spent last week in Commerce, Wis
iting relatives. Mrs. Rivers of Com
merce was in the city Monday. Rev.
Simons Of Greenville, Rev. Thompson
Of Commerce and Rev. Davis were
IN the city for a few hours Monday
changing cars. Rev. Pauls of La
donna was also in the city Monday.
Mrs. Elnora Warford has returned
home from Greenville. Mr.. Bill
Yeager and Rev. w. ]. Cohbs were
- AASNh'AAC UtdACcQtly Oh UuSlneSS.
Mr. Sam Clark has returned to Hot
Springs, Ark. after spending several
weeks with his parents, sMr. and Mrs.
Presley Clark. Mr.. George Johnson
Of Garland was in our city Sunday.
Mr.. Son Spencer and Lloyd Cobbs
were In Commerce on business. Mr..
Woods, Acie Fleming and
Sing Cherry were in Paris Sunday.
Mr.. G. N. Johnson. our progressive
iailor was in Whitewright Tuesday
on business. Mr.. Jim Thomas was
IN Bonham, Tuesday. Mr.. Thomas,
Is one OF our prosperous citizens.
He runs a service car. Mr. Boston
Ward is on the sick list. Mr.. Hatch
Or. one OF the old citizens OF Hickory
Grove settlement was buried at Mt.
Zion Cemetary Thursday. Quite a
number Of out Of town visitors at
ended the funeral. Kindly gige what
Jews you have Of interest to the
agent.
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TAYLOR

Taylor, Texas. April 22.-Mr. G.
n Reese returned from Houston,
where he went on business. Mrs.
h J. Bradford OF Hearne is here
visiting Mrs. Mary Il: Hill enroute
70 Dallas. Mrs Morris PEOPLES re-
turned from San Antonio. where she
has been visiting Miss Viola Peoples
recently Of Galveston is visiting
here. her old home. Mrs. e. M.
Green, Rev. B. w. Brawley and Rev.
7 H. Jackson attended the Board
meeting Of B Y. P. U. and s. S. at
Bastr0p last week. Mt. Calvary Bap-
list church raised all told $S5.15
Sunday. Deputy Miller of the knights
OF Tabor is here in the interest OF
the membership drive for the local
Temple and Tabernacle. Mrs. Tim
GRAFTON of the CircleyilIe Community
died Sunday evening after a linger-
ING Illness at an extreme ripe age.
being one OF the first settlers of
this county when land could be
bought for SOC per acre. Mrs. NJ.
&. May-Herring had the funeral.
Rev, 4. E. Campbell pastor of Chris
uan CHURCH of Taylor conducted the
ceremonies. Many from the city at
tended the funeral Mrs. Myrtle
HICKS is visiting in Austin. The
Taylor Camp Of American Woodmen
had a great program and banquet
last Thursday night and quite a
number were taken in. Miss Eliza
beth Wright has closed her school
. COPELAND and is again at home.
Murphy Street church has put on
q revival which begar April 18th.
Elder G. W. Taylor Of Dallas will be
here on the 2lst TO assist the pastor.
Elder T. II, Campbell is planning q ]
great meeting. Sunday school and
church had good attendance Sunday
and Sunday night. Subject Sunday
night, '"Tie Your Dog" Text, James
l:26 every body seemed to enjoy
the sermon; collection taken by Bro. |
4. A. Hendrix, $1,000: Supper admin
istered by Elder l.. p. Proctor. The |
r p. s. G. e. held Bible Institute
~ their service Sunday evening,
and the young people showed an ex-
celicnt talent answering Bible aues-
tons. Little Miss Fredonia Wicks
took the lead; the meeting proved
mat they were preparing to take care
o. the future church. We welcome
az to attend the revival that is
now bein~ put on at the church.
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MARTIN MILLS

Martin Mills, Texas, April 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. W., Blaclman are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a baby boy.
Mr.. ]. Lawler and Little Cora Lawler
Of Dallas are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Fred Massie and
Little Miss Massie OF Athens, Prof.
t. %. Osborne dined with Miss
Beatrice and Fred Henderson. We
neglected TO monitor the fight of
Mr.. Amos Henderson In an airplane
recently The manager OF the plane
said that Mr.. Henderson retained
steady nerve while he made many
meanders with the plane several
hundred feet in the air.
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MINEOLA

Mineola, Texas, April 29.-Mr
Frank Hawkins is on the lick lief
MI. Frank johnson is still sick. Mrs
Addie Brown and Mr.. Arby shaw
We're married Sunday night at 8.3o
by Rev. D. Hill. On account Of Mr.
Jas Hunter being away last week.
tne express did not come Saturday.
MT Pete Davis has gone to Fort
worth TO work. Mrs. w. T.. Brown
is remodeling their home. Mr.. B.
stewards movie show is fine. Cali
at the West End Barbershop for
the Dallas Express. We want five
hundred subscribers at once. Every
Colored person should read this
paper. All who have news give II
to the reporter by Sunday SO it will
be IN the office by Monday night.
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ALTO

Alto, Texas. April 22.-Sunday
school was well attended at both
churches Sunday. Rev. Sweet de-
hvered a wonderful sermon to a
crowded house at morning services
a. the First Baptist church. Night
services were omitted owing to the
snclemency Of the weather. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Roseborough spent Sunday
~ Nacogdoches Mrs. Seresta Mar
t3D left Sunday for FL. Worth to at
tend the bedside of her son, G. L.
Martin, who is i'll from pneumonia
Mr., Enooh Richardson who has been
~ for several weeks Is convalescent.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. ~ L. HeEder-
son a boy.
JOE BRADLEY. Reporter.
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CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, April 29.-Hol-
lands Community. The commence
ment exercises began Tuesday night,
April goth, 1920 and closes Friday
night, April 23rd. On Tuesday
night the Baccalaureate sermon was
preached by DR.. j. r. Swancy, Phi.
D., of Honey Grove. Texas. and on
Friday night, Prof. o. A. Fuller.
A. NJ, Dean of Bishop College.
spoke to u.s. We were greatly berle-
flied by him. Also we had some
distinguished visitors. Among them
were Mr.. Nathaniel Pendleton of
Honey Grove, student of Bishop
College. and Misses Ruth and Ida
Belle Pendleton of Honey Grove,
Texas, and both of them students
of Bishop College and all were sis
tiers and brothers of Prof. j. H.
Pendleton, the principal of Hol-
lands high school.
The Tenaha Ball Team played the
Pine Grove Black Legs. The Pine
Grove Black Legs won. The base
ball team from Center will be up
to play the Pine Grove Black Legs
the second Saturday.
The Cooperative store is getting
along fine. They are planning to
move out Of the Talley store and
engage building Of their own.
They expect to have 1t completed
in about another week.
MISS Emma Stevenson who has
been away to Tyler Commercial
College has returned
Sunday school was well attended,
but on account of the inclemency
Of the weather there was not a ses-
sion of the B. Y. p. u.
Rev. Cradle Stevenson preached
1t Pleasant Grove Sunday and re-
ports a nice time. Also he or
yanized B. Y. P. U. there.
Rev. G. G. Buford of. Tyler Texas
will preach for us Sunday, April
Ind
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Kiesel. Texas. Alrsf 22.-service
was good at the Sunset Baptist
church Sunday.
Mrs. Rosie Degrate spent a few
Gays in Waco last week with her
daughter Mrs. Love Lang and
Mamie Merritt left for Waco. sun
day. Hr. !. e. Dorsey and Rev. c.
A. Anderson spent Saturday and
Sunday IN Hiehbank and state that
church work Is at high water
mnfk A host of citizens here went
10 Marlin last Wednesday night to
hear Judge William M. Harrison
speak Mrs. J. W. Brown OF Fort
Worth Is here visiting relatives.
mr. Tom burden and Jesse Avens
81 Otto are here on business.
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HIGH BANK

High Bank, Texas. April 29.-Sun-
day morning was cloudy. but we had
good Sunday school. II o'clock,
Rev. G. W. Strongfellow preached an
excellent sermon. A good Sunday
school was also conducted at Zion
Rock with Supt at his post Our
Insurance agent paid the SUI moi
$500 to S. r. Carter who was ac-
hurt. Mrs. M. p. Hodge Is
in Montgomery visiting friends. DR..
J. D. Grant OF Marlin was in our
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MILFORD

Milford, Texas, April 29-Mr
FRANK Buckingham went to Dallas
Mr. s. H. Richardson went to Way
anachie on business. Mrs. Zena
Richardson went to Hillsboro We
were blessed with a heavy rain
The farmers were glad to see n
Prof. Chas. Chairman brought his
Dali team over and crossed bats with
nelly Miller High School. Scores
10 ana . in favor of Milford. Prof
T. " mcdonald is expecting Prof
p. e. Goldwaithe over with his hoii
team April 18th. Sunday school and
church were poorly attended ON ac-
count of the rain. Rev. C. L. Morgan
held his quarterly conference SUNDAY
save nickle for the Express. and
please pay your Express bill when
wilson brings the paper. It win
save time. Read the Express.
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town on business. We had an Or
dinarily good rain here Sunday even
ing. Robert Lee was shot at twice
by John MCGOWAN, but was not hit.
MCGOWAN is now in the county Jail
at Marlin. Mrs. Matte Gray died
Tuesday evening, buried and was
funeralized by Rev Erby. Mrs. Ida
Smith is now on the sick list. Jim
Harris has been in Marlin and Waco
getting ready to try to put in good
new stock of groceries. s. r. Carter,
Fate Fisher, Jno. Lynn. N. Washing
ton, Prof. H. S. Holston, L. B. Dupree
were in Waco to hear Col. Roscoe
Simmons. II you want the High
Bank news read the Dallas Express;
you will find it at Jim Harris store.
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, April 29.-Mrs.
J. p. Hampton has gone to the bed
side Of her daughter, Mrs. virdell
Wells In Atlanta, Ca.
Mr.. James Delton has gone to
Kansas City, Mo-, on business.
Hon. A. J. Johnson of Douglass,
Ariz., here representing Animas and
Playas Southwestern OIL and Gas
Co., Of New Mexico In which he Is
founder.
Miss Lola Mae Douglass, who re-
Gently underwent success operation
at st. Vincent Sanitarium Is con-
valescing. Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick
is teaching in her place.
Mrs. Rev. B. #. Boggers left 9Th
inst, to attend the general confer
ence of A. M. e. church to convene
three weeks In the City st. Louis.
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COOPER

Cooper, Texas, April 29.-On ar
count OF the rain services were poor
Nr. George Vaughn and Mrs. Maggie
moore were quietly married at her
nome. New Zion and her members
wish them happy success Mrs
Jack Ivy. mother of Bonham was
mere visiting. Rev. Garmon of Waco
was with his members at the Second
baptist church. Sick list: Mrs. Anna
Fletcher. Don't think that I FORGOT
10 bring your paper. it was ON ac-
count OF the rain. az