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home Miss Julia Grace of Oklahoma
CITY, is visiting her mother. The
Potato Digging given by Mrs. White
was quite a success. Mrs. L. M.
Reed gave an entertainment in one
of the C.. M. E. churches of Bonham,
Texas. Mrs. Henderson has return
ed from Muskogee, Okla. Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Hall made a flying trip
to Oklahoma City. Messrs. Frank
lin and Henry Mobiles motored to
Oklahoma City, Sunday. Mr.. Lee
Givins is visiting his mother in
Cleburne, Texas. Mrs. Branch is
improving. Mrs. Willie Peoples is
at home again. Mrs. John Goodman
Wise has gone to visit her people
presCetHW9 ....mtnw m ETHSETI
in Texas. When you want the Dial.
las Express call John Walker at his
residence, phone 1913. Please have
your money ready when the paper
is delivered. Mrs. Hattie Down is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
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HENRIETTA

Henrietta, Texas, June 1.-THE
proud Pleasant Hill Baptist church
of West Texas, is still bringing
things to past. The Missionary So
ciety, voted to put on rally. to
raise money to beautify our church
building, many of the sisters took
envelopes, in order to do soliciting.
They went over the top. When
every thing was finally brought in
they raised $112.01. Our missionary
society is not large, but they know
how to do things. We can safely
say that there is not another set OF
women in Texas, that is doing bus
mess for the King, that is doing
more Than these willing workers
in the home mission society at Hen
rietta. Just after the sisters had
pulled off their rally, sister l.. B.
Mayo of Gainesville, Texas, came to
us to hold her annual Sub-Board
meeting. The meeting was a sue
cess from the start, The meeting
eclipsed the one that was held q
year ago. Sister Mayo is one of our
District workers; she said many
timely things to us about the work
she represented. The Methodist peo-
gave us their hearty support through
out the session. 1t would have beer
credit to any people, to have ouI
talented young women read papers
that they had written on various
subjects, and heard other delivering
their addresses touching along oui
work.
Brothers Eddy Moore. Alex Pointer
and Sister Dimple Rice delivered
splendid addresses when called upon
Pleasant Hill is blessed with somt
of the most brilliant yohng people
in West Texas. Sister Mayo ex
pressed herself as being very wei
pleased with the meeting. We RAISED
! $S640. Every body was rejoicing
because of the good things they hac
gotten out of the meeting. Our pas
tor gave his hearty support to th'
meeting, in order that it might sue
coed; we have a just right to b,
proud of such leader.
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ATHENS

Athens, Texas, June 17.--Miss Mae
Richardson returned from school at
Marshall this week. Also Miss
Myrtle Smith from Guadalupe Col
lege. The Golden Chain gave an en-
tertainment last night at the cafe
Of Mrs. Marietta Bennett and they
report grand time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Butler have remodeled and
beautifed their home. Mrs. Matte
Wall OF Corsicana visited Mrs. But
Ter this week. American Woodmen
Camp No. 81 had their Thanksgiving
Sunday with sermon by Rev. Pugh.
Mrs. Ora Sigler returned to her home
in Dallas owing to THE illness OF
her daughter. From the outlook Of
the Mass meeting. the 18th Of June
in Athens promises to be great
day.
| A correction: The first Of my write
Iup for last week should have been
like this, Mrs. Ida Fluellen of Min
cola visited Mrs. Laura H. Miller
while en- route to the Commence
at Waco. The reporter is on the
sick list
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RUSK'

Rusk, Texas, June 17.-Rev. Garner
was at his post Sunday and preached
an able sermon. Rev. Collins filled
his regular appointment at Ever
green. Messrs. Jessie Cumbo and
Oscar Alexander made trip to Tyler
last week. Mr.. Jack Kennedy and
wife returned from Dallas Saturday
where they were attending the Grand
Lodge. Mrs. Mary Snow left for
Boley, Okla, to visit her mother
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Worth and finished the unexpired
term of Miss Jaunita Merrills, de-
ceased. She returned to her former
home last week. A collection was
taken by Mr.. Henry Harper for a
picnic for the children; Sf9. was
raised. Prof. Glover left for Holly
Springs, Miss, where his family Is.
He was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Doke Johns. Mr.. Johns is off on
months vacation. Mr.. A. Brown IS
visiting friends in Marlin. Mr.. l.. X.
Smith left Sunday night to attend
Grand Lodge X. Of p. Rev. b. M.
Thedford is here representing tn
B. M. Thedford Investment Company
with Home Office in Brennan. Rev.
, Thedford is an old resident here,
having built several nice bungalows
which are a credit to the community,
Rev. Robert C. Mask, P. c. of the
C. M. Z. church will start two
weeks revival Sunday. He has Sc
cured the services of Rev. James
Carr of Bonham Miss Cora Bouldln
was seriously burned about the arms
and back with gasoline last week.
She started to make fire under
the pot in preparing to wash and got
can of gasoline thinking that 1t
was oil. The can exploded in an
instant throwing the flames on her.
She is doing fine at this writing.
Rev. F. P. Thornton has had very
busy week at his church this week.
Rey. Floyd of Sherman, secretary
of the Minister'S Relief Board preach
Tuesday night. Mrs. e. J. Moore of
Mott, Texas, sang Monday night.
She proved to be very sweet singer
and the audience was very much
pleased. The Dallas Express on sale
each week at Moore's Cafe, Aliens
Grocery and Davis Hotel
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sam ANGELO

San Angelo, Texas, June 17.-7An-
other art OF the Negro business, anu
how he should have some business
il his religion. some OF us are trav-
cling in that same old rut OF hfty
five years ago, there are opportun-
titles presenting themselves to the
Colored man that he has never be-
fore had, and II he has the goods,
he should put them on the market.
there is demand for them. or
course the Colored man has his re-
lgion alright, but 1t needs to be
adulterated with a little business.
our people should be taught, the
preacher has the greatest opportun-
ity to talk business to the Colored
people. First, believe 1t is a part
Of his lob. Now IL am wrong,
please explain those words In the
great Commission after you have
gotten them to believe and comply
with the plans Of salvation. Then
It says, teach them to observe all
things whatsoever have commanded,
anil 10 am with you till the day
OF constermation. II / have the
wrong conception OF Gods word some
one please correct me. Systematic
ally taught, that is to say. when l
want bill OF goods form the store.
sit down and make up a list OF
lust what need that day or that
week. then make the order. Our
people will send and get gallon
OF oil, ] box crackers, box pepper,
/ ID. butter and on and on that way
all day from one hour Of the day
unto another. Let us take the white
man or woman there is sometime
they have that we should strive tc
maintain. There is one business man
that does not have to bother himself
about the Negro patronizing him
and that is the Negro barber; II
you do not like this barber, you
lust get another one Of the Colored
gentlmen that Is all.
Now some OF my people when they
want large bill Of groceries, just
phone the order to the white mer-
chant or go down and make the
purchase, tell them to make the de-
livery as soon as possible; but Il
we want 10 cents loaf of bread
from a Negro store. 1t must be now
or never. Our people need to think
on these things and read the Elk.
press to keep up with these series
or articles.
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)Fowler's
10 DROPS

For kidney, stomach and rheu-
matte trouble. You wont get bit
If you get Fowler's 10 Drops. II
you suffer from weak back, pain
full kidneys, Indigestion, shortness
of breath, cramps, collie, or stomach
pains, send us post office money
order for Fowlers 10 Drops. The
price is $1.O0 per bottle, or 6 bot
ties for $500. Sold in Dallas by
us at S17 South Ervay street; and
we guarantee every bottle.
Agents can make plenty OF money
by introducing Fowler's 10 Drops.
FOWLER CHEMICAL CO.,
81 South Ervay st., Dallas, Texas.
6-I9-tf
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CORSICANA

Corsicana, Texas, June 17.-Our
dear old friend, E. w. HALEY, was
shot last week. We are. unable to
tell what led up to the shooting
but the reporter is reliably informed
that it was love affair. The sooner
the gun is taken out of the hands
of the women, the lives of our men
will not be endangered.
Mrs. Pearl Felix Isaacs Of Cuero,
passed through the city last week
en- route to Dallas to Join her hus-
band and stopped for a short stay
with Mrs. B. v. Pardee of BRENNAN.
Messers. w. NJ. Humphrey, p Nc
Intyre, Ben Morgan, r. H. Durham,
Robert, Benjamin, R. t. Pardee, Rev.
]. w. McDade and several others
were in Dallas last week attending
the X. of P. Grand Lodge. Madams
N. V. Thompson, Missouri Casper
and Robert Benjamin motored to
Dallas last week and had to return
without their car The heavy rains
made the roads impossible for travel
Mrs. Curtis Sparks was in Company
also. DR.. and Mrs. W.. H. Davis.
after spending few weeks in Nash
vile, Tenn, visiting relatives return
ed last week. Mr.. Isaac McGriff
was in the city last week looking
after insurance matters. Rev. Britt
of the Primitive Baptist church was
in the city last week. Mrs. Sparks
returned last week after spending
several months in other parts. Mrs.
M. A. Traylor, son, Elves and Mrs.
S. Dewalt leave for Denver, Colo,
this week to spend the summer.
DR.. H. e. Williams came in from
Atlanta, Ga, South Carolina. Chata-
nooga, Tenn, on the 18th and is
looking fine. Mrs. Ossie Paul after
being i'll for three or four weeks is
| up again and her daughter Miss
Lucy Thomas will return to Dallas
on the 18th. Mrs. Mary Bowens
spent a few days in Dallas last
week. Don't fall out with the agent
when you do not see Corsicana
news. Take the matter up with
the company.
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MARSHALL

Marsall Texas, June 1.-THE u.
B. F. and s. M. T. had their annual
Thanksgiving sermon at the Bethesda
Baptist church Sunday. June -.
About 200 u. B. Fs. and s. M. Us.
filed in Bethesda Baptist church
where very elaborate programs was
held. Rev. ]. H. May preached a
very able sermon to the delight of
all present DR.. O. L. Bledsoe was
Master of Ceremonies; P. f. Dennis
and Mr.. Nicely Oliver, marshals Mr..
]. H. Simpson one Of the leading
BARRIERS OF this city died at his home
in the west part of the city after
long illness. The funeral was at
tended from Ebenezer M. E. church,
Rev. Ed Kelly officiating. Laid to
rest in Powder Mill cemetery. He
leaves a daughter and son and q
host of friends to mourn his loss.
In an alteration between Thomas
Daniels and Larne Johnson
Thomas Daniels was shot four times
with an automatic steel pistol In
the hands of Larne Johnson Of which
he died in a very few minutes
Family troubles was said to be the
cause. The sad news reached Mar
shall Sunday night stating that Mr.
John Cox, a young man from lead
ing family of Marshall had been Gu
to death in Longview. The detail,
of the killing is not known here
His brother left for the remains ant
will be brought to Marshall for in
terment. Mr.. ]. Griffin. one of tn
leading BARRIERS of the city viii
leave for Chicago, accompanied b.
his family to make his future home
Mr.. Griffin and family carry witt
them the good wishes of the who'll
city. Mr.. John Smith and famil,
leaves for Ell Paso to make his fu
ture home. Mrs. Dora Phillips
very sick at her home.
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CHICAGO

Chicago, ILL.,, June I'm. T. Bailey
1858 State street, manager Milton
Mercantile Agency and president
Bailey Realty Company. has re-
turned to the city from an extensive
trip southeast. Mr.. Bailey is in
position to secure lots and property
in Morgan Park, beautiful suburb
of the city, on self made terms.
Chicagoans are moving rapidly in
the park. Hon. William H. Field
of ST. Louis, Mo-, National Grand
Master of A. U. X. and D. of A. well
known in Missouri politics, is in
the city much interested in all that
is best for members of the race.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young. 1856 Forest
avenue, an official of the Household
of Ruth, G. u. o. of o. F. will leave
shortly for various points is Illinois
and Milwaukee, Wis, where she has
been invited to visit some of the
Household. Hon. John t. otneal,
Washington Courthouse, Ohio, lead
ing attorney and well known among
leaders in his county and state, is
in the city a delegate to the Ma
tional Republican Convention. Hon.
Oatmeal is tsopping with his old
schoolmate, Mrs. Rose Morris, 500S
State street. The City Federation of
Women's Clubs met in its quarterly
meeting on Monday at Walters A.
M. e. Zion church, 3Sth and Dear
born street. Various reports from
the clubs in the city and it's juris-
diction were read and were all SPLEEN
did. Memorial exercises were held
in honor of Miss Emma j. MCGOWAN
deceased. Delegates have been elect
ed to go to the State and National
Convention to be held at Tuskegee
Institute the early part of July.
Mr.. G. C. Wilson of Cairo, Ill.
recording secretary of the Baptist
State Convention which met at Oil.
vet Baptist church during the week
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A
H. Young, 1886 Forest Avenue, while
in the city. Mrs. Cora B. Gidden
1914 Calumet Avenue who spen
some time at st. Louis. Mo-, ha.
returned to the city much pleased
with her stay. Mrs. Gidden located
some relatives from whom she haC
not heard in many years. The vir
ginia Society will meet at 1888 Stat,
St, Wednesday evening. June il
its regular monthly meeting at which
time all officers and members ar
requested to be present. Many Vir
ginians are in the city at this tim
and they too are cordially invite,
to this meeting where they will NEE
many old acquaintance.
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POCATELLO

Pocatello, Idaho, June 17.-Rev H.
C. White was at his post both Sun
day morning and night and
preached to a crowded house. Sun
day school was well attended Sun
day. The Pocatello Athletic Assoc
citation is moving along nicely.
Frank Howard and his athletes are
opening the season and expect to
make it the greatest training point
in the far west. All the baseball
players will find a home with the
Athletic Association of Pocatello
Idaho.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Stog-
ling, who was shot and killed by her
husband April % is still at the
undertakers. 1t is not because that
she could not be buried by our peo-
pie, for we are too willing to take
charge of the body and give 1t
decent burial, but since the under
takers have found out that she left
some money in the bank that no one
could get except legal admins
traitor and there will not be one
appointed before the last OF this
month; and that 1 have been in
formed that the undertakers are
charging so much a day for the keep
ing of the body and they are simply
waiting for the appointment OF an
Administrator so as to run their bill
up as high as possible.
The o. U. Joker Club gave a bal
and entertainment at the commercial
Hall Tuesday night, 18th instant
which was a swell affair. Mr.. Ra!
Jones and wife are now living il
Portland, Oregon, and seem to b.
very much pleased with the city
Mr.. Henry Washington of Kansa!
City, Mo-, is visiting his brother ant
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wash
ington. Mrs. Earl of Tacoma, Wash
ington, is the house guest of Mrs
Anna Averyheart. Billy Green is Il
the hospital suffering with the small
pox.
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CHICKASHA

Chickasha, Okla, June 17.-Mrs.
Mary Fletcher gave social last
week in honor of Mrs. Carrie Dumas
and Mrs. Young. Mrs. Gussie Green
entertained in honor of Mrs. Dumas.
The social Circle seems to be becom-
ing thing of to-day. The Minis
terial Alliance met Monday and re-
ports a great session, which was
graced by the presence of Rev. A.
X. Morris of Clearview and Rev.
Patton of Oklahoma City. The AL
lance is looking forward to the
opening of the Educational Board at
the Christian church, June 18th. We
are hoping for great meeting.
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CALVERT

Calvert, Texas, June I'M. and
Mrs. l.. C. Thomas of Arizona are
in the city the guest Of Rev and
Mrs L. j. Massey, their father and
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Gardner of Fort
Worth and sister are in the city
the guest of their parents. Mrs.
Gardner is quite sick with rheu-
matism. Mr.. l. Anderson is up after
hard fight for ten days with fever.
The Sanctified people are holding
a big tent meeting in s. Calvert
near Mrs. Perkins. Mr.. Jim Ander-
son of Waxahachie is in the city
the guest of his brother. Mr.. ]. H.
Anderson. Messrs., Cooper and Adj
kins of Hearne, Miss Black of Austin,
Miss Maud Reed of Hearne and Miss
Vada Washington Of Calvert were
royalty entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Crumpley on last
Sunday evening to a three course
luncheon, after which the party of
young men and ladies motored to
Big Brazos for kodaking
Mr.. Haywood Dancy and Mrs.
Emma Jones were quietly married
Friday night, Jan. 10th at the brides
home North of Calvert. All delegates
are back from the Grand Lodge at
Dallas. Mrs. Essie Drew Cary of
Oak Grove died at her fathers home
Wednesday. Rev. M. l.. Covington
officiated at the funeral. Undertaken
Branch is now owner of real Ford
automobile. Prof. A. H. Minis is
back from Dallas and expressed
himself as being highly pleased with
the reception the following people
formerly of Calvert gave him while
in the city: Hon. B. e Hendricks
w. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3,
Morgan, Misses Annie and Ella Park
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner Mr.
H. J. Ford of Houston stopped to
visit his old home and relatives
Friday night, He left Saturday night
for Houston. Mr.. M. P. Phillips and
Mr.. j. H. Hunter of Branchville were
in the city Sunday to meet the del
egates from Branchville to the X
of P. Grand Lodge at Dallas. Mr.
Chas. Bryant Of Branchville and Mr.
P. B. Bryant of Port Sullivan went
to DR.. Versea's funeral Sunday. Mrs
L. v. Thomas is sick at her home
in w Calvert. Mrs Ellen Park is
sick at her home. Miss v. E. Wash
ington is back after a brief visi
to Houston. Misses o. M. Washing
ton. M. M. Walton, Roberta Woodson
Fannie Brooks and Miss Julia Wilson
left Wednesday to enter Prairie View
Summer School. Mfs. Ann Hubbard
an old citizen of Calvert died a
her home Tuesday night June 9th
Mrs. Maggie Williams. the wife O
Mr.. Jerry Williams is up after being
i'll with fever. Miss Hazel Terrell
is back home after spending a schoo
session in kaufman County. MT
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MILFORD

Milford, Texas, June 17.-Misses
Erma Beatty and Oils Buckley are
visiting in Waxahachie. Rev. G. W.
Burton filed his appointment Sun
day at Mt. Moriah and preached a
noble sermon. Rev. ]. P. Lynn fill
ed his appointment. and preached
to a large congregation. Mr.. Rob
ert Brown departed this life June
1st, 1920. Rev. G. w. Burton offici-
ated. She leaves a husband and
host of friends to mourn her loss.
The representative of the Dallas
Express is pleased to say, the people
of Milford are highly pleased with
its Editorials and writeups. We hope
to have one hundred subscribers
ere the dawn of 1921.
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came up from Bryan Sunday and
went to Branchville to visit relatives.
Rev. s.. s. Brewer Is quite sick.
Mrs. Ora Thornton is up after a
brief illness. We were glad to see
Rev. and Mrs. o. Thornton at Sunday
school Sunday. Rev. w, S. Grant
was at his post Sunday all day. DR..
w. H. Hammond and sister-in-lay
were UP Tuesday to visit Doctors
parents. Mrs. Lewis is one of the
teachers of Prairie View.
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MART

Mart, Texas, June 17.-Services
were good at all churches. Rev.
Haley and Sister Fowler visited
Macedonia church. The pastor, Rev.
Moore pulled off his rally with sue
cess. Mrs. Annie Wallace left for
Kansas City, Mo-, to attend the bed
side of her sick daughter, Mrs. Will
lie Brunswick. Rev. Mcdonald of
the A. M. e. church was at his post
as usual. Services were good all
day.
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MOTHERHOOD

weatherford, Texas, June 17.-Ser-
vices were good at all churches Sun
day. The entertainment given al
tn Palace Rose Saturday night was
success. Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Johnson, a fine girl. Palace
Rose No. IS, held their annual SER
mon at Mt Zion Baptist church
Mrs. Caroline Grey Of Bradley, Ark.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carter
Mr.. James Young came in from
Eastland last week. Mr.. Isaac ia
cobs is on the recovery again.
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Some Texas Towns

Horace Winston were delegates to
the Grand Lodge at Dallas last week.
A grand picnic will be given at
Terrell, June 10, in the interest OF
the proposed sanitarium Of Terrell
and Kaufman county. Don't forget
the place at the corner of Dallas
and Lawrnce road.
Prof. d. Il Boyd of Terrell and
Miss M. e. Baker of Coalgate, Okla,
were quietly married few months
ago They will be domociled at their
new home, 1908 Park avenue, after
June goth.
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PINELANn

Pineland Texas, June 17.-Sunday
was a high day in Pineland. The
conference of the Beaumont District
of the G. M e. church opened We'd
nesday night. Rev. A! II. Hughes
in the chair. Sunday school of Pine
land blended their forces Sunday
morning and conducted modern Sun
day school. Financial results of the
meeting $1,000. Spiritual interest
ran high and the delegation re
turned to their homes well pleased
with the meeting.
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RIEsEL

Riesel, Texas, June 17.Sunday
school was well attended at New
zion Sunday. Services were good at
the Sunset Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. Leo, pastor was at his post
Of duty and preached to his flock
both day and night. Miss v. Wash
ington and Miss Matte Hanks were
IN the city Monday on business. Mr..
/. q. Dorsey spent Saturday and Sum
day In High Bank. Miss Mamie
Robinson Of Waco Is here visiting
relatives.
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TEAGUE

league, Texas, June 17.-Sunday
school was well attended at all the
churches. Quite crowd of people
turned out Sunday and went to
Rocky Branch to a meeting. Mr..
Floyd Gibson and Mrs. r. L. Lewis
returned home last Saturday from.
Dallas where they attended the Grand
Lodge. They reported grand time.
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Colbert sisters.

Colbert. Sisters.
Willie Moore and Wesley Moore,
Brothers.
Jim Lott an dWife.
Robert Lott and Jno. Lott, Sons.
Annie Johnson. Neice.
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MIDLAND

Midland, Texas, June 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Moore of Wichita Falls
is in the city. The social Club met
Wednesday. We are expecting Wis
it from Rev. M. w. Jenkins of Alb
ilene soon. Mrs. Martha Johnson has
been very i'll, but is improved at
this writing. Those wishing the pa
per please call at the Carson House
or the Rea Cottage.
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PURCELL

Purcell, Okla, June 17.-Services
were well attended at the Baptist
church Sunday night. Rev. Carter
preached a noble sermon. Mrs. Mary
Grace is in the city visiting her
mother. Mrs. Alberta Gaines Is back
in our city to make 1t her future
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TULSA

Tulsa, Okla, June 17.-Mr. N C.
Tennison visited Mrs. Armetta Weems
Sunday afternoon. He was accom-
panied by his friend Mr.. Henry Will
liams. They were served a turkey
dinner at Sand Springs. After dinner
they went to Sapulpa. Okla, to
Osmic meeting.
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BEAUMONT

Beaumont, Texas, June 17.-One Of
the prominent Colored doctors Of our
city passed away on June 10th. His
death was shock to all Beaumont.
He leaves widow and son to mourn
his loss.