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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, Jan. "a
Services was well attended at
the Baptist and M. E. churches.
Revs. Pryor and Sanford were
at their post. Collection was
good. Miss Ida Whitlow and
and Rev. Darkins of Dallas,
were married Thursday night
at the residence of her father.
Mrs. Anna Whitlow has return
ed from a seven weeks visit in
Fort Worth. Mr.. Will Boyd
has an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Ransom johnson spent two
days in Sherman.
Mr.. Titus Stone and Ed Wat
son, were in Denton, Sunday.
Mr.. B. w. Crawford and Rev.
Crockett of Denton spent Sat
urday here on business. Mrs. Bill
Watson is confined to her bed
with lagrippe. Several promi-
nent preachers from Dallas at
tended the Whitlow Dawkins'
nuptial last Thursday.
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cluded on that date.


On last Sunday afternoon, Rev.
G. e. d. Belcher, pastor of Mt.
Zion NJ. e. church delivered an
excellent lecture to a very APP
preciative audience at the Blu
ford Theatre under the auspices
of the Negro Advancement Lea
= que. Among the objects of the
meeting Sunday was to impress
upon the minds of every Colored
man and woman, the value of
paying poll tax this month.
Discharge soldiers can vote
without the payment Of poll tax
by showing discharge papers.
Mrs. A. D. Key, Grand Worthy
Counsellor of the Court of Ca
lanthe of Texas, was entertain
ed by the X, of P. Club, Mon
day evening Jan. 10Th at Guests
Hail. Mrs. Key is in the city
on her annual visit to the Court.
Miss Metella Clement has been
appointed clerk of the Paris
Camp of the American Woodmen
to succeed Rev. j. w. Maye,
who is teaching at Brookston.
Mrs. Arizona Brown, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Catherine Butler in Nashville,
Tenn, returned home this week.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor of Ohio,
who spent seeral days visiting
his mother, Mrs. Greed Taylor
and sisters returned to the north
last Thursday.
Friends of Miss Wayne Titus
were called to GAINESVILLE, Sun
day to be present at the funeral
. of her mother, who died last
week.
Boldwin Grammar school is
now preparing for their annual
oraorical contest.
Mrs. E. B. Long of North
Rusk and Booth streets, has
been quite sick for several days.
Mr.. M. V. Baccus, who was
shot some weeks ago is report
ed as getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Hope Roark and Radell
went to Hugo Sunday to meet
her husband, Mr.. Joe Roak.
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TAYLOR

Taylor. Texas. Jan. 22.-This sec
ton enjoyed a few DAYS of sunny
weather including the Sabbath day.
Religious worship. was well attended
at all churches. Messrs. Pinkney
Davis. Tom Newsome, Andrew John
son, Mathew Brown and Early Horn
were ordained Sunday after noon as
deacons of the Mt. Calvary Baptist
church. Rev. ]. ID. Leonard. pastor.
was ably assisted by Revs p. II,
Jackson and H. McCrane of Round
Rock. Mrs. Birtina Reed accompan-
led by little Reuben and Lloyd Marie
lively, left FOR a visit in Brownwood.
lily at Waco this week. Rev. p. H.
Jackson spent the Weekend in Bas-
trop with relatives. Mr.. d. p Park
er spent two weeks visiting
his family in Paris He reports a
DELIGHTFUL stay. Mrs Winston Elias
of Gonzales, enroute to Marlin stop
ped for a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rector. Mr. Chas. Her
ring arrived from Brentwood. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hooks left for a
visit in San Antonio. Miss BESSIE
Hicks left for Austin. Little Misses.
Geneva and Jeffie Kav Moore left
The '1Manless Wedding" Friday night
at the Allen Chapel A. M. p. church
was success. 1t is rumored that
the wedding will be repeated Tues
day night Insist on your friends
or neighbors to be patron of tho
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Negro journal in Texas. Yearly sub
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copy.
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SOUR LAKE

Sour Lake, Texas, Jan. 22.-There
has been Indictment weather for sew
eral days and we have some very
muddy streets. The presiding elder
of the Houston District arrived Thurs
day and began his business, closing
out Sunday night with a successful
quarter. This is the first quarterly
conference he has held here. All
of the Sunday schools reported hav-
ing good lively Sunday school
Miss NJ. f.. Overton one of the public
school teachers is spending a few
days in Houston Mrs. n. Il. benson
and Miss Kinner teachers of the
public school spent Sunday in Beau
mont with relatives Miss w. N.
Visor of LuflIin and Mrs. Mary L.
williams of Beaumont were the guest
OF their cousin, Mrs. Sam Massey
last week. Little Rastus Taylor OF
Lufkin was the guest of little S. NJ.
Massey last Wednesday. Mr.. Fl. +.
Pollard one of the leading business
men of Sour Lake spent Sunday in
beaumont the guest of Miss Birdie
II. Jones.
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YOUTHS ENUMERATED OF
HOTEL KILLING.

mo Bill" of Grand Jury Does
Not Exempt From juvenile
Court Jurisdiction.
On an order from the grand
jury generating Bonnie Bickers
and Stokes is Is. No charges
having killed Eddie Garland, Ne
gro, bell boy at the Adolphus
Hotel on Dec. 81 both lads have
been released from the county
Jail. Bickers is IA years old
and stokes is Is. No charges
have so far been filed against
them in Juvenile Court, al
though the grand jury's mo
bill" does not exempt them from
its Jurisdiction.
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ITALY

schools @y we're SSaS Wen at attended, at al
churches. Rev. p. A. Prince filled
his pulpit at Union Baptist church
with a large congregation, Rev. NJ.
NJ, Burns filled his Rostrum at 1900
dience present all day. Rev Parnell
was at his post all day Sunday at
the NJ. Il. Church. Pastor NJ. NJ.
Rurnes of A. NJ. Il. church has organ
lied the Allen C. e. League with
Prof. A. w. Mcdonald as president.
Mrs. NJ. d. Heron is on the sick
list. Rev. j. l.. Heron filled his
The Italy Progressive Civic Club
met last Wednesday at A. NJ. Il.
church to discuss sidewalk building.
Rev. j. IL. Edwards and Rev. /. Oil
plant passed through enroute to
blooming Grove, where District Coun-
attended District Council at Blooming
Grove last week. Miss S. ID. Smp-
son, a graduate of Central Texas Col
lege and residence here has been
elected assistant teacher of Italy
Colored public schools. Miss Simpson
began work on the Sth instant Italy
Colored High School is progressing
Patrons when you move away from
Italy. kindly leave your books with
Principal A. W. Mcdonald Mr.. Dew
ereauX was in Waxahachie on bus
mess last week. Miss Johnnie Rob-
inson of Waxahachie was visitor
last week to see her mother who is
sick listed. Quite a number of Mil
ford people visited Italy last week
and this week Read the Express
only cents the copy. See me, Jodie
DevereauX for same The slogan is
each Sunday go TO church somewhere.
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HONEY GROVE

Honey Grove, Texas, Jan. 22.-Rev.
j. w. Collins preached at st. Paul
A. NJ. Il. church form the Text. Take
out Insurance" Rev. j. c. Coleman
occupied the stand at Eastland Bap-
fist church Sunday. Mr.. Henry Dyer
who has been sick for some time
died Wednesday and was buried
Friday He leaves mother and many
relatives TO mourn their loss Messrs.
j. w. Dyer, Lawrence Dyer, Miss
Gertie Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson were called to attend the
funeral of Mr. Henry Dyer. Arrivals:
Mrs Hazel Lowe, Dallas. Texas; Mr..
and Mrs. d. Payne, Greenville Texas;
Mr.. Willie Mathis and Mrs Mamie
Ryan, Kansas City, Mo. The willing
Workers are doing their part of the
work at the st. Paul A. M. E. church.
Rev. ]. r. Swancy is in Seattle Wash
ington on business this week. Rev.
Mrs. Clark is conducting n series
of meetings at Eastland church this
week. Mr.. Ben Fuller. Jr, left for
Mineral Wells Sunday. The Mis-
sionary society had a pleasant time
at the home of Mrs. and Rev. ]. w.
Swancey. Miss Odessa Logan left
for Arlington Sunday Mrs. A. d. Key
G. w. c., made her annual visit to
For get-me-not Court and made an
excellent lecture.
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MARLIN

Marlin, Texas. Jan. 22.-sunday
schools We're well attended. Good
preaching at all the churches. Rev.
Mooney of the NJ. Il. church held a
good board meeting and deciplnized
his good people. Hon. j. c. Mckenzie
said many good things to the board
members. Mr.. Radey Yates left for
Prairie View to study Auto mechan-
les. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mosely is visiting in
Calvert. S. J. Washington has pur-
chased an auto. hearse. Rev b. T.
Reece held his first quarterly confer
ence at Hearne. Mrs. Eliza Lewis
of Baileyville passed through enroute
home. Mr.. w. l.. Butler of Galveston
is in the city in the interest of the
Davis Medicine Company. Mr. M. Eli
as has returned from Gonzales. bring
ing with him his brother, Mr. Win
ston, who is now at the Mosely Bar
Der shop. There was a killing in the
Brazos bottom a few days ago by
Mrs. Matte Shaw She shot and kill
led James Jackson who attempted
AN assault on her while her husband
was absent. Mrs G.. H. HUMPHREYS
departed this life on Friday night
and was laid to rest Sunday in the
Spring Hill CemetaTy. Rev Smith
otIicated My home was beseiged by
the Dallas Express readers looking
for the paper. All can say do
not know WHAT the matter Only
give the editor a chance for | know
the Express is not dead.
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Resolutions by Harmony Sane
tnaru A. O. p. No. 200.

tuary A. o. p. No. 269.
Mexia, Texas, Jan. 6, 1920.
Whereas, we, the members
of the Harmony Sanctuary NO.
269, of the Ancient Order OF
Pilgrims mourn the loss OF SIS
ter, Lucy Price, who departed
this life Monday morning, jan
5, 1920.
Sister Price was to us as
ray of Sunshine that found lts
way into gloomy room' reviVes
the dropping flower. She was
lover of truth and abhored ny
pocrisy and injustice everywhere
True friendship consists I'D
serving ones fellowman ana
since she has been in our MIDST
these past five years it mas
clearly observed that she mas
served suffering humanity by De
= ing loyal to her secret orders
loyal to her uplift of the chill
dren of her race and last, put
not least, loyal to her God
She added to the sum OF hu-
man joy and If every one should
bring her blossom for COM
pensation for some kind deed
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Resolutions by Glass No. 3, st.
John A. NJ. Il. Church.


MeXia Texas, Jan. 6, 1920.
Whereas it has pleased the
Almighty God, with his infinite
mercy to take away from class
No. 8, one of it's most duti-
full members, Mrs. T. X. Price
and
Whereas she was a faithful
member, we bow in humble sub
mission to Him that doeth all
things well, we feel that our
loss is Heavens gain. We eX-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to
her bereaved husband, sister and
father.
BE it Resolved that a copy
of these resolutions be placed
on our church record
"And be it further Resolved
that a copy be sent to the fam
lily and a copy be sent to the
Dallas Express for publication"
Respectfully submitted,
st. John A. M. E. Church,
MRS. L. A. COLEMAN, Leader.
CLASS NO. 8.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, Jan. 22.-Major
General j. L. Jones of the Uni
form Rank of the American
Woodmen will come to Paris,
Thursday night, Jan. Goth under
the auspices of the Paris Camp
No. II for the purpose of organi-
zing a uniform rank of both
men and women. Prof. B. H.
Graham, the Supervising Deputy
announces that a special dis
pensation has been granted by
the Supreme Camp to be con-
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CORSICANA.
First INDEPENDENT Baptist Church


Corsicana, Texas. Jan. 90. 30
Sunday services were good.
Sunday School was well attended
Reviewed by Supt. Rev. C. L.
Morgan. Banner Glass gold col
lection, $4.1S. The pastor
preached an able sermon. Text.
Phil. Al, subject Sanding Fast
in the Gospel. At night Rev.
Sykes preached a soul stirring
sermon. Miss Bertha Williams
of Texarkana visited Mrs. Bodora
a Burnett. Services were good
at Bethel A. M. E. church all
day Sunday. Sunday school was
well attended and Prof. G.. w.
jackson, the Supt., made an in
teresting talk. The pastor Rev.
McDade, preached very excel
lent sermon at IL O'Clock. A
good old fashioned class meet
ing p. m. and Prof. G. w.
Jackson preached an able sermon
on The Christian Life" at night.
The N. A. A. C. P. met at Beth
ell A. M. e. church, Sunday after
noon at o'clock with vice
president Johnson presiding.
Timely speeches were made by
DR.. sDavis and Rev. McDade. The
A. M. E. choir furnished beau
iful music.
Mrs. Columbus Winston has re-
turned home from visit to her
father in Muskogee, Okla, and
other parts.
Mrs. Lille Waters of Tyler
was called to the bed side of her
sick son, Mr.. John Waters of
this city.
Mr.. Geo. Dowell of Mckinney,
Texas, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Georgia Brown.
Mr.. S. B. Denison is visiting
his daughter, in Marlin, Texas.
Mrs. A. B. Greer of Texarkana.
Miss Bette Ivory of Dawson.
Texas; Miss NJ. D. Ford of Gil
mer, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O.
j. Jefferson of 931 South Bea-
ton.
Mr.. John Sykes of Fairfield
has bought the old Henderson
home, ST. E. IL avenue and
will make his future home here.
A new enterprise for Corsi-
cana, known as the Stewart
Banks Undertaking Co., has
been established.
On Jan. II, Rev. T. C. Morris
of Dallas and Mrs. Amy Nabois
of this city to be united in
holy matrimony at the residence
of Mrs. N. L. Brown, Rev. E. E.
Lawson officiating.
Mrs. N. L. Brown leaves for
West Texas, this week and pays
for ten weeks subscription for
the Express.
Mrs. Mary Bowens left for
Dallas this week.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Davis and wife of
Mineral Wells, Texas, visited
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
johnson last week.
Sick listed: Mrs. G. Gray,
Mrs. John Steward, Mrs. Eva
Gales, Mr.. Joe Mcbride, Mrs.
Willie Mae Harper, Mrs. L. Ell
bert.
Mrs. Jeff Watson passed away
last week. She was buried from
the A. M. u. church of which
she had long been a faithful
member. Rev. McDade con-
Quoted the services.
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NNontihueu rum rage ~
Texas.
Hon. VIM. Tears, Austin. Tex
as.
Prof. A. s. jackson, Waco.
Texas.
Prof. B. Y. Aycock, RockdaIe,
Texas.
Rev. S. R. Prince, FIT. Worth.
Texas.
DR.. E. D. Moten, Denton. Tex
as.
Rev. B. ]. Brown. Gainesville,
Texas.
Prof. ]. Washington, seguin.
Texas.
Hon. J. B. Grumbles. San An
tonic, Texas.
Mr.. Chas. Banks, Jourdanton.
Texas.
Mr. d. Z. Williams. Kingsville.
IeAaS.
Prof. VIM. Coleman, Ell Paso.
Texas
Mr.. Seth Hill, San Angelo,
Texas.
Mr.. w. A. Walton. Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Mr.. r. A. Hester, Brown
wood, Texas.
Rev. G. w. Upshaw. Fort
Worth.
This is to be one of the most
important meetings of the real
leaders of the race since the
days of Frederick Douglass.
Hon. Will H. Hays, Chairman
of the National Republican Com
mittee will address the Conven-
ton on the first day of open
ing. 1t is my earnest hope that
should any delegate find it i'm
possible to attend, that he will
appointed some one his alternate
will attend.
VIM. MADISON MCDONALD,
President.
THE TEXAS LINCOLN LEA
CUE OF AMERICA.
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Card of Thinks.

We take this method to thank oul
many friends for their lindnesses anC
sympathies during the illness and
death OF our dear relative. Mrs l.
s. Price. You were attentively affec-
tomato and very constantly kind dur
ing the whole of the crisis. May the
Lords choicest blessingse be witt
each of you.
Signed:
PROF. T. X. PRICE. Husband.
REV. Il. j. SIMPSON. Father.
MRS. IDA NJ. OWENS, Sister.
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GAINESVILLE

Gainesville. Texas. Jan. 22.--Ser-
vices were well attended at all the
churches Sunday. The program and
rally that was held at Mt. Olive Bap-
fist church was SPLENDID. Mrs. II.
Granner and Mrs. &c. Stenson left
last week for San Angelo, Texas
Miss Percola Nickerson left last week
for Booker Washington Sanitarium
at Fort Worth, where she will UNDER
go medical treatment Mr.. Herman
l. Il. Blackburn left Sunday morning
for Wichita, Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Woods spent few days in Pilot Piont
last week Dr. r. A. Ransom was in
the city last week. Mr.. Ransome
Johnson of Pilot Point was in the
city last week. Mrs. T. E. Pollard is
here at the bedside of her sister Mrs.
NJ. Il. Y. Moore Miss Vera Mcneil
one of the teachers of the public
school has been i'll. Miss Bertha
Williams has been i'll. Have your
money for Dallas Express Saturday.
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RESOLUTIONS of Pure Delight No. 10
Court of CaIanthe.

Shortly after o'clock, Monday,
morning, Jan 9Th, 1920. the heoric
soul of Mrs. Lucy Simpson Price,
slipped its mornings and sailed out
across the bar Of eternity.
Her death mas brought the bitter
friends and relatives. Hers, was a
heart of gold brave, loyal, good A
cody life has left memory that
VIII 'tnror long and true. We can
fer so severely in giving up our
loved ones. but God tempered the
wind to the shorn lamb. and he can
heal our broken hearts. Her soul
has returned to the God who gave
II and surely some day and we
know not what hour, we shall all
meet, beyond the river where the
surges cease, to roll,
Let us Sc live, that when on? sum.
mons come. to join. that innumerable
caravan, we shall not be afraid,
but wrap the drapery of our couch
about us, and lie down to pleasant
dreams A flower from earth has
been transplanted to grow in a fair
err cline where the reaper comes not
with his sickle. We stop to think
that life has it sunshine and its
shadows. We have had our season
Of refreshing. now comes, our hour
Of the loving hand that has rewarded
her can reconcile us to her absence.
1t will be in the home that she win
be missed most, life will never be
the same with those who knew her
while those who were near to her
will long for her with unutterabla
longing, long for a wife's comforting
presence, a daughters kindness, ind
sisters sympathy MAY God watch
over them in their future life and
help them to realize that she - not
dead but asleep in Jesus. and when
this short life here is over they shall
be reunited, where the river of life
sparilles cool and clear.
BE it resolved that copy of
these resolutions be placed ON our
record book and copy be sent ;hc
bercaved family.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. A. r. HALEY. w. c.
MRS. EUGENE FREEMAN. r. of u.
MRS l.. Il. PIGFORD.
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Resolutions by American Wood
men.

Mexia, Texas, Jan. 5, 1920.
ION Jan. 5, 1920, our beloved
neighbor, Mrs. L. S. Price, pass
ed away. This is indeed a
cause for great grief to us all;
with the thought that she is
out of the world of agony and
but we are consoling ourselves
pain. At the time of her death
she was a financial member of
MeXia Camp No. 105 American
Woodmen. Mrs. Price was one
of those personalities whose
presence was always pleasing,
whose charming manners won
for her host of friends.
We know hat she will be
greatly missed by her loved one
but God doeth all things well.
Alas, this life is in the icy
grasp of death and the pulse
OF TINS kindly heart has ceased
to throb forever, but God plans
like lilies pure and white, I'M
folds when we shall see and
clearly understand. | think that
we shall say that God knew best.
"Be it Resolved that we as
members of the American Camp
No. 105 mingle our tears and
sympathy sorrow with the be-
reaved family in the dark cir
Gle of their great loss
Further Resolve that a copy
of the resolution be placed on
our record book and a copy be
sent to the bereaved family"
Submitted.
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ALTO

Alto. Texas. Jan. 22.--The weather
being fine every thing was at its
best Sunday. Sunday school good at
all churches. Rev. Collins was with
his people. Rev w. NJ. Tinsley was
called to Forest to attend the fun
Miss johnnie Kyies came in Saturday
night from Wiley University. Mr..
Martha Anderson is much improved
after two weeks illness. Sick listed:
Mr. John Brown, Mrs. j. E. Harris
and Mrs. George Harrison.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The Empire Company has remov-
ed to 302 North Ervay street, Dali
las. Money on short notice. Bust
ness confidential. Phone Main
796. 1-17-4t
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siIsbee. Texas, Jan, 5, 1920.

SIIsDtt1 ItNuS' JUN % IJsU'
T. X. Price,
Principal Colored High School
MeXia, Texas
In losing your most precious Jewel
you have my heartfelt sympathy, one
of the brightest stars in the constel-
lation of Negro wonanhood has been
snatched from it's silver socket only
to take her place in the ieweled dia-
dem of our blessed Lord
WALDO MATTHEW'S.
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PASSING OF A GREAT
YOUNG WOMAN

The sweet and beautiful life
of Mrs. T. X. Price left her at
her home in Mexia, Jan. 5th,
Mexia, Texas, Jan. %, 1919.
1920. She had been i'll since
summer of 1919. She tried hard
to live. Her friends and loved
ones and the skill, of the best
physicians obtainable tried to
help her to live. She attempted to
battle as a heroine with death
at times by trying to do her
chores. In November, she went
from her home to Codsicana, Tex
as, with her husband to attend
the Teachers State Association.
He having been president of the
association at the time. Teach
ing was her profession and SEEM
ingly the browning point of her
life's work came while she was
attending the greatest meeting
of the state that the teachers
have, while her husband was
the president. She attended
the morning session Of the first
day, return to her room, took
ill, and was never seen in pub
lie any more.
Mrs. Price was born in Ken
lucky, about 3S years ago. She
was educated n secondary
schools and colleges of Kentucky
and completed her education by
taking summer courses in Hi
nois.
She joined the Presbyterian
Church early and was a, consls-
tent member of that church I'M
til she was married to Prof.
T. X. Price in August, 1914,
came to Texas and since there
was no church of her immediate
choice in MeXia, where she set
tied, she connected herself with
st. John A. NJ. E. church, which
she remained consistent men,
Der until her death. When death
came her husband, father, sis
ter and host of friends were
at her bedside. Rev. w. A.
Younger, her pastor, delivered
the funeral grafton, and was
assisted by Revs. p. H. Jen-
kins and S. M. Britt. The body
accompanied by her husband,
father, sister, and Mr.. H. NJ.
McBay, the brother of whom was
sent by the local lodges of
Mexia, was taken to her home
in Kentucky for enterment.
Among those out of town who
were present were Prof and
Mrs. L. G, Mcdonald, Milford;
Mrs. Sam Walters, Bryan; Mrs.
B. Y. Aycock, Rockdale; Misses
Georgia Dorsey and Nannetta
Wilson, Corsicana.
Active pall-bearers: Leon
Echols, Christopher Nixon, Jim
Ransom, Elisha Bluitt, L. G..
Pigford, Gabriel Evans and Ma
rion Johnson.
Honorary paul-bearers: Mel
Carlton, H. M. McBay, A. r.
HALEY, DR.. w. H. White, Arthur
Pigford and Will Coleman.
The life was such a one I'M
til we can easily sing with Ten
nyson when he said:
Twilight and evening star
Make one clear call for me;
And, may there be no mourn
ing at the bar
When l put out to sea-"
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PLANO

Plano, Texas Jan GIVE had with
us father Christian of Dallas Mrs.
Maggie Harris is here from Clarks-
vile, Texas. Mrs. Willie Stenson is
very sick. Mrs. Grace Cagwell is
i'll.
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Waco. Texas. Jan. 6. 1920.

Waco, Texas, Jan. 6, 1920.
Prof T. X. Price,
MeXia, Texas.
The news of the death of your be-
loved wife is a great shock to me.
You have our sympathy in this hour
Of your greatest sadness.
w. S. WILLIS, Grand Chancellor.