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North Carolina.
Among the ut-of-town guests at the
Wedding were Mr. and Mrs. w. b North
rup and Mr. Kendall Northrup of Ashe-
vile. n. c.; Mr.. Stott Mobiles OF Win
s;on-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noble
Of Birmingham Mrs. w. 5. reat OF
Montgomery Mrs. Henry letters Of Ca
lcra. Mrs. 4. W, Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Z. Lawton Of Birmingham.
Miss Media Haynes was hostes at an
informal party given to honor her guest,
Miss Jean Taylor of Missouri. who is
spending the winter in Jacksonville.
where she is instructor of English at the
Normal school, Miss Haynes was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Dawson
Haynes and Miss Patti Haynes.
One Of the most delightful holiday par
ties of the past week was given by Miss
Pauline Gordon at her home on Tyler
Hill on Tuesday evening. a merry con
test was enjoyed by the guests includ-
ing a large number of the school set.
Capt. Joseph f. Aderhold Miss Rrena
Barker and Judge Henderson of Gads-
den and Miss Lorraine Iiaigler of New
York spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. e. Aderhold
Miss Mary Ford. little Miss Lucy still
| wen Miss Nettie Wilson, Miss Lillian
Martin MIR Jack Darlington and Mr.. Da-
| vid Garvin enjoyed house party given
during the past week by Miss katherine
Garvin at her home at Rock Run. Ga.
| Mrs Walker St;ckney entertained the
| Wednesday Bridge club at her apart
ments on Quintard avenue Wednesday
! afternoon.
(, The Euterpean club met with Miss
Julia Davis Tuesday afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Knox and Miss
Carrie Knox have returned from visit
to Mrs Samuel Harwell in Nashville.
Miss Mary IIaser delighted large
number of tots during the story hour
| conducted at the Carnegie library on sat
| urday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Goodwin have re-
/ turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Bellinger in Macon, Ga.
Mrs Josephine Walls of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs roddingtcn Wells
! Mrs. James Knox Simpson of Jack
sonville. Fla. is the guest of her moth
err Mrs. Wade c. Sproull.
Mrs. John b. Darlington and Miss
Elizabeth Darlington left Saturday foi
| a visit to Asheville. n. G.
Mrs James Park Bowie. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Wade
lSprOufl, mas IeluIneu W h0l ipiht II
| Rome. Ca
Miss Virginia Sproull attended the A
IN o. dance in Birmingham last week
Mrs James Barry and Miss Edit
Barry have returned from a visit L
Birmingham.
Mrs Frank Johnston entertained tn
Tuesday Bridge club at her home oil
Quintard on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lively have re
turned from visit to Hot Springs
Miss Adele Crumrine of Birmingham
is the guest of Mrs. y. II. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble have re
turned to Cedartown. Ca, after a visi
to Mrs William r. Owen.
Miss Virginia Ordway. Miss Carolyl
Ageee and Miss Fannie McCaa re
turned Friday to Agnes Scott.
Mrs. Gordon Nye of Palm Beacl
Fla. is the guest of Mrs. Lucille Me
darts.
Miss Nellie Tanner is visiting Mrs
William Rogers.
Mrs. A. B. Griffin of Moundsville |
is the guest of Mrs p. S. Dorman
Col John b. Mcdonald of Sal
Francisco spent last week with hi
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Mr. ana Mrs Fred II. Blackmon en-
tertained on Tuesday evening at their
home on Christine Circle to honor Col
T. w Hammond of Washington, who,
during his stay in Annisron, was feted
at a constant round o. charming rune,
tons.
The Blackmon home was artisticaliy
decorated in red carnations and CHRIST
mas greens Mrs. Blackmon was as
sstedsin entertaining by Mrs. Joseph
n, wheeler and Mrs. Wallace Conner.
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Miss Leila Darlington entertained
last week at her home to honor Mrs.
Homer Turner of Atlanta, the guest
Of Mrs 4. l.. Tyler and Mrs. Miller
snro,lll who is spending the winter
II, Atlanta, returning to Admission for
the holidays.
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A large number Of guests enjoyed
u a pec al the Admission Inn on Tues
Gay evening and at the Country cur
on Wednesday evening MI. fTans
Jones and his jazz band lurliis ~
~ ,n,sic for both occasions. The
guests at the club on Wednesday eve
ring celebrated with enthusiasm the
advent of the New Year
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Miss Mary Pope Maybank won the
.e.,r,, mice Among the visitors pres
ent were Miss Katherine Rogers, the
guest of Mrs. William A. Davis. Jr.;
Mrs Jackson and Miss Mary Eel OF
Birmingham, guests of Mrs. T. D.
Donaho. Mrs. J. b. simpson, Mrs. Wade
Sprouts guest, and Edward Almond
Of Marion, the guest of Mrs. Samuel
L. Crook.
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Several dances were enjoyed by the
College set during the holiday season
Miss Juliette entertained at dance
at hcr home. An artistically decorated
Christmas tree contained gift Tor
each guest
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Miss Leila Green entertained at the
Alabama hotel on Tuesday in honor Oh
her guest. Miss Ruth Collins. OF on-
Vile. La, and Miss Frances Denny q
Tuscaloosa. the guest of MISS Sdran
Britton. game of heart dlce was
enjoyed. after which the score Dies
were awarded to Miss Eugenia Inobp-
son and Miss Margaret Ford Little anu
a dainty gift to each honor guest.
Miss Frances Denny of Tuscaloosa
was the honoree at lovely afterhooh
tea given at the Inn by her hostess
Miss Sarah Britton. The reception
rooms were attractively decorated IN
Christmas .eolors and a dainty saiaa
course was served in the dining room
Mrs. Dewitt McCargo entertained
during the past week in honor OF her
guests, Mrs. Virgil Adams of Meridian.
Miss and Miss Lottie siaughter ana
Mrs. v. T.. Adams of Gadsden. Follow
ing a game of rock miniature Christ
mas tree with burning candles was
placed on each table, each tree con-
tanning a s'sparkler'' whose falling
stars lent delightful effect to the
merry Yuletide season. A dainty hand
rainted calendar. the handiwork Of
lie hostess, was presented to 4 each
guest.
Mrs. Robert Hampson entertained
last week at most enjoyable
musicale Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson con-
/ rributed several voca. selections ana
| Mr.. Thompson Hamnson. who is at
/. home from Castle Heights. number
of violin selections
4 A notable event of New Years day was
the wedding of Miss Annie Lamar Noble
and Mr. Willard c. Northup of Winston
salem. n G.. occurring at Grace Epis-
canal church with Rev. Carlton Rarnweil
officiating.
Ser father. Mr. Charles Milton Noble.
ard Miss Frances Noble was her only at
tan6ant.
The bride is one Of Anniston's mos'
lrniversail.- popular young women and e
member Of one OF the cit#'s most proS,i-
rent families. Mr.. Sorthrup is one Of
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Miss Media Haynes was hostess at an
informal party given to honor her guest,
Miss Jean Taylor Of Missouri who is
spending the winter in Jacksonville.
where she is instructor of English at the
Normal school. Miss Haynes was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Dawson
Haynes and Miss Patti Haynes.
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One of the most delightful holiday par
ties of the past week was given by Miss
Pauline Gordon at her home on Tyler
Aill on Tuesday evening. a merry con-
test was enjoyed by the guests. includ-
Ing a large number of the school set.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-22
MARSHALL

Marshall, Texas, May 20.-The
Ancient Order of Pilgrims held their
annual Thanksgiving services at
Word Chapel A. M. e. church with
an elaborate program and about 200
members in line. Rev. w. M. Fifer
preached sermon to the delight Of
all. Mrs. LOWE Williams acted as
the Mistress Of ceremonies. Rev. t.
C. Rodgers, leading minister Of
the Baptist denomination died at his
residence in New Town. after very
snort illness with a blood block of
the heart His funeral was attend
ed from Galilee Baptist church, laid
to rest in the Nickoles cemetery.
More than $500 people witnessed the
last of this great man. The floral
offerings were large and beautiful.
He leaves a devoted wife and a host
of relatives and friends to mourn
his lost. He was member of the
American Woodmen, and was buried
with their honors-Or o. L. Bledsoe,
Master.
Mrs. Callie Norris and Miss Susie
Graham of Dallas leaves for Kansas
City, Mo-, to visit her daughter and
relatives. Mrs. Mamie Steele of
Atlanta and Sister, Bradshaw and
neice are in the city. Mrs. Grace
Barlow is in the city. Bishop Col
.lege closes one of its most success
full years with several graduates.
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JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Texas, May 20.-Rev.
A. M. Mitchell, pastor of Rising Star
Baptist church filled his regular ap-
pointment Sunday. Mr.. Dave Clark
died May 14th after a short illness
Ragsdale, undertaken had charge of
the body. Rev. S. Garner conducted
the funeral services. Remains were
laid to rest in Alexander Cemetery.
Mrs. Katie M. Jordan, after a three
weeks stay in Dallas returned home
Saturday. Mr.. Flemming Mcqueen
and Miss Bessie Mcbride were mar
ried Sunday evening at the home Of
the bride, Rev. Mitchell OBLIGATED.
Rev. w. NJ. White left this week for
San Augustine to assist Rev. B. r.
Booker in his work. Mrs. Rev. w.
NJ. White has returned from Houston
and other points where she visited
relatives Mr.. Frank Miller spent
Sunday in Fort Worth. Mr.. Willie
Griffin made a business trip to
Shreveport, La, last week. Rev.
Gustus Johnson of Queen City spent
few days in the city the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. White.
Miss L. d. Murphy paid for six
months subscription for the Dallas
Express to go to her mother at
Henderson. The big two story Col
ored garage building is nearing com
pletion. VIII be ready for business
by June LIST.
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CLEBURNE

Cleburne, Texas, May 20.-On ac-
count of THE inclemency of the
weather the A. o. OF P's sermon was
postponed. Rev. Joseph A Brown
preached Rev. ]. r. Francis Ami
versary sermon last Sunday. Mr..
Jim Johnson, who stuck nail in his
foot last week is confined to his
room. Mrs. Amanda Elliott of Okla
homa is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Cordie Mack. Mrs. Leila Jones of
Fort Worth was in the city last
week visiting relatives. Mr.. VIM
berly of Hillsboro visited his child
rem this week. Mrs. Emma Heard
is visiting relatives in Wills Point
Rev. A. L. Moore of Corsicana will
preach tomorrow at the First Bap-
fist church. The public is invited
Mesdames M. ]. Wimberly, L. ]
Cooper, who have been very sick are
improving. Mr.. Henry Warren was
called to Denison to see his sick
grand son, Mr.. Johnnie King who is
not expected to live. Mrs. c. G.
Smith has returned from Oklahoma
City. Messrs. Tom Nickles and b
Redd have bought Warren and
Mathis Wood Yard. Mr.. James
Baker, our undertaken, has returned
home. Misses Ermlee Thomas, L. It
Phillips, H. M. Frame, spent aefew
days in Stephenville. Mr.. A. L
Davis has returned to Denver, Colo
Mr.. Archie Rice returned from Texas
College very sick. He was accom-
panied home by his father, Mr.. w. S
Rice. Mr.. A. Tidmore who has beer
very sick is improving slowly. Mes
danes. Annie Wesley and Annie
Tyler spent a few days in Dallas
Readers of the Dallas Express, un-
der the new rules, Nthe Express has
been put on cash basis: so pleas,
have your nickels ready when tn,
reporter comes around. Mr.. Julius
Thomas has returned from Wichits
Falls. Mrs. Ed Gee is quite sick
Mr.. Paris and Miss Blanche Davi:
spent a few days in Prairie View
last week.
The Chairman of the cemetary
Mr.. Charles Alexander will call 1
meeting for the purpose of lookini
after the city of the dead. We meet
Business League. The citizens, o
Cleburne ought to get together ant
organize. Mrs. A. c. Brown is Wis
iting relatives at Blooming Grove
Mrs. Fannie Wright died Monday
morning. Mr.. Felix Watkins VISITED
his sick sister at Dallas. Mrs. C
D. Hunt is visiting relatives at Clay
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice and child
rem were in the city visiting. Mr.
Albert Green has bought hous,
and lot in East Cleburne. Mrs. Fan
ME Gates entertained the Ladies
City Club; refreshments were served
Mr.. Charlie Boyd of Dallas was il
the city Friday on business.
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services over the remains Of DR..
Russell, who died at his home in
Hubbard City last week. DR.. Russell
was known and loved by a host Of
friends here, where he had practiced
for the past five years. We extend
sympathy to his family.
Sunday was a great day at New
Hope. A very interesting program
was rendered both at night and In
the morning in commemoration OF
Mothers Day. One accession to the
church. A happy bunch of Sunday
school pupils, accompanied by their
teachers, spent a delightful after
noon on the Park campus OF the
South Waco school. The Jones and
Orviss Co., is the name Of the new
undertaking company that has opened
its doors for business in Waco. The
annual sermon OF the Odd Fellows
and Household Of Ruth was preached
at st. Paul church last Sunday even.
ing. DR.. Jones of the M. e. church
preached a powerful lsermon. Before
the sermon, Mrs. J. G. Frazier Of
Dallas, delivered one of her match
less addresses to the assemblage-
huff said"-Mrs. Frazier always cap
tivates. Central Texas College be
gan its closing exercises Friday. MAJ
10. The Calantheans Of Waco helt
their annual picnic and program a
Taborian Park last Monday night
The fair Calantheans were at theil
best and entertained their guests
royalty.
Last Tuesday night Dean Reynolds
of Prairie View College delivered
his famout lecture, THE Open Door,
at st. Paul. under the auspices o
the Extension Department Dear
Reynolds held his audience spell
bound from start to finish and al
left amply repaid for having beer
present. The Public schools clos
June 4th. Paul Quinn College closes
June 8. Get the Express at thu
Mecca.
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ATLANTA

Atlanta, Texas, May 2O.-Sunday
school at First Baptist church was
excellent. Supt w. d. Miller knows
just what to do. The adult class
won the Banner. After Sunday
school was dismissed we took min
utter recreation ,reassembling at IL
o'clock. Deyotionals conducted by
Deacon f. w. Watson. The choir
sang as an angelic host from above.
Pastor Prior seemed to be at him
self and preached from the sub
ject, THE Christians Desire Bet
ter Country" Heb. 11:16. Our souls
were made to rejoice. The members
OF the First Baptist church is par
alyzed over the death of their Elk
pastor, Rev. T. g. Rodgers of Mar
shall, Texas. Those who ATTENDED
Mamie Steele, Miss Elnora Williams,
Mrs. l. Washington, Mrs. Angie
Richardson. The Atlanta Ball team
poinment at st. Paul C. M. e.
went to Marshall Friday and was
defeated in the game with scores
running 20 to in favor OF Marshall
The program rendered by the faculty
OF the Atlanta High School (CoD
with their students was treat to
all those that were present. Rev.
G. H. Morrow filled his regular APP
church Sunday. service reported
good. Don't forget to see Mrs. L.
Washington or Mrs. L. Murphy for
your paper.
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GHMER.

Gilmer, Texas, May 13.--Rev.
L. ID. Franklin Of Marshall filled
Rev. s. H. Towards post at Gilgal
Sunday with credit, both morning
and night. He also preached for
Rev. e, Prince at Taylor's Chapel
Il 3 o'clock. He took for his sub
ject "Going to Jerusalem" which
held his congregation with credit,
collection $1,000, both Sunday
school and church services at Gilgal
we're good, collections $4,000.
Mrs. Sally Gibbs is here on q
visit to see her son, Mr.. l.. L. Lin
dley. The Starlight band had q
success supper Saturday night. Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Hawkins entertained
the pastor. Saturday night. Mr.. and
MIS-, ]. p. Montgomery entertained
the Pastor and X. G. Ingram Sun
day. Sick listed Bro. VIM. Patter-
son and Grand son, Sister Ebe
Mathis is yet very i'll. Bro. ]. @
Crugler is looking after his singing
class. Rev s. H. Howard's noch
were all uneasy for while on ac-
count OF his absence but the ange
OF God that he. sent filed his
place TO the delight Of all w. H
n. s. met Monday. Sister X. G.
Ingram, president; Sister M. Mar
shall, secretary.
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CoRSICANA.
Q. NJ. E. Church Notes.

The c. M. e. church had per
feet day Sunday. The Sunday
Sunday school rally between the
Junior class and Senior class was
quite success. The Junior class
raising the highest amount OF mon
~ was awarded the banner. total
collection of both classes was $685.
81. Much credit is due to Miss
Jamie Gordon and her Junior
class Quarterly Conference was a
great success presiding elder was
not here but the pastor held the
quarter at IL o'clock. The pastor
preached fro mthe LIST Cor. 18th
chapter. IL verse. conferen at 3
o'clock and at 1880 his subject was
"A Wise Conclusion" Both services
The crowd was unusually large. The
Missionary met with Mrs. John
High Monday evening and had
splendid business session, after
which Mrs. High served the ladies
with ice cream and cake, which was
enjoyed by all, The public is in
viled to attend the revival meeting
wh0Tch begins Suday night.
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PARIS

Paris, Texas, May 2O.-The annual
Thanksgiving sermon OF the Odd
Fellows was held at the st. Paul
Baptist church. The sermon was
preached by Rev. G. N. Hampton.
Mrs. Lula Womack, the mother of
Mrs. s. A. Brackeen, died Friday
and was buried Sunday evening.
She was a very old and esteemed
citizen of the county. She is sur
vived by seven daughters, two re-
siding in Paris, Mrs. s. A. Brakeen
and Mrs. Morella Saunders. They
were all present at her death. Ser
vices were well attended at all
churches and Mothers Day services
we're held at each. Rev. G. N. Hamp-
ton and Mrs M. ]. Bohannan spent
Thursday and Friday at the Womans
District Conference, which was held
at Oak Grove Baptist church. Mr.
r. B. Bohannan left last week fol-
Kansas City, Mo-, where he will re-
side in the future. Mrs. Charlie
Pierce-Spears. formerly a teacher OF
Gibbons High School is in the city
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
j. H. Bell has returned from Nash
Vile, Tenn. She was accompanied
by her mother.
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WACO

Waco, Texas, May 20.--last Sunday
was beautiful day and from all
appearances II churches were full
The Republican County Convention
met at the court house last Tuesday
and again black Republicans were
squalified-they bolted--held their
own convention and elected men to
the District meet at McGregor. Al
this meeting Saturday the same
thing happened. Judge Evans and
other experienced politicians have
kept themselves well informed and
have been able to properly advise
the men at every crisis. They expect
to be seated at the State Convention
in San Antonio Prof. J. A. Kirk
principal Of the Moore High school
left last Friday to spend week in
St Louis visiting the General Con-
ference Of his church. In his alb
sence Prof. VIM. Bevis. the assistant
principal, is In charge. DR.. and Mrs.
Blount Of Ennis. brother and sister
Of DR.. -. e. Clemens came over to
spend Sunday with the Doctor. He
was very much surprised and highly
pleased 10 have them. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
who has a son attending p. O. c.
Drs j. W. Fridia. Sorrelle, Webster
Mitchell and Conner, together with a
host OF friends attended the funeral
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RI.EsEL

Riesel. Texas, May Service
was well attended at the New Zion
Baptist church Sunday. Rev. M. ID.
Dawson, pastor, preached two power
full sermons and is bringing things
to pass. Mr.. G. G. Long, supt, is
planning to give a leap year enter
tainment at New Zion on the Fifth
Saturday night and great Sunday
School rally on the Fifth Sunday;
every body is invited to attend.
There will be great Masonic Feast
Saturday night May %. given by
New Hope Lodge No. 400, F. S. A.
NJ. Visiting Masons and their fam
lilies are invited. Mr.. G. B. Dorsey
and Rev. Crane left Monday for
Waco ON buiness. A Sunday school
rally will be given at the Nazareth
Baptist church Sunday May 23rd;
Supt Smith invites the public to
come to Nazereth public school clos
ing Friday May IA, and thier con-
cert at night was simply fine. Mr..
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TROUP.

Troup, Texas, May 20.-In spite
of the inclement weather Sunday
school was fine with Supt. j. E..
Prince at his post Miss A. A..
Hawkins is spending few days in
MARSHALL, visiting Bishop College
commencement Miss T. L. McClen-
don and Ada Langhums are visiting
East Texas Academy commence
ment. Misses Cordelia and Veria
Williams from Arkansas. were the
honored guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Williams Saturday and Sunday.
Rev Prof. e. o. Adams Worship
ed with Mineola people Sunday.
Bro. j. p. Swami sustained a serious
cut foot and is proving to be dan
gerous We hope for him speedy
recovery.
Mrs. M. e. Daniels has moved
her ice cream parlor home again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. Brown left for
Fort Worth, few days ago. Sis
ter Emily Charles who has been
very sick is much improved now.
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Quincy.

Quincy. Texas, May 2G.-Sunday
school and IL O'Clock services were
well attended. Rev. ]. G. Brown
preached noble sermon.
Mrs. Mollie Thomas, Mr.. Edmon
Crises and the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Goo is ON the
sick list.
Mrs. Fannie Woods made a fly
ing trip to Tyler this week.
Mr.. e. Garner is erecting a nice
mansion in the Evanspring settle
ment for Chas. Coleman.
Mr.. w. G. Cary Is suffering with
the tooth ache
II you want your shoes repaired
bring them to the Quincy shoe shop.
For first-class blacksmith work
see F. Price. Mr.. B. F. Blaine is
progressing nicely with the Fulton
confectionery company.
The Quincy Business League is
planning great things for the 18th
of June. Watch for further notice
Everybody is busy on the farm and
hoping for good crop year.
We are having deal of rain here
which is very refreshing. Miss lola
Murphy made flying trip to Joillie
this week
Prof. j. L. Hamilton spent q
day in Brushy Creek this week.
Mr.. w. G. Price, Mrs. l. L. Smith
made business trips to Joille, this
week. Mr.. e. Ford has extended
his telephone across the Creek. and
is to soon start his line out in the
Evans Spring and Sand Flat set
Element.
Rev. w B. Mailey is doing frs
class cafe and market work in
Quincy.
Mr.. Monrie Johnson is giving first
class iitney service in Quincy.
See ]. r. Rice for the Express