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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
MISS BOWERS DEAD

Miss Jane Bowers of Columbus, a
former Mt, Vernon resident, died at
her home in that city Monday. The
funeral will be held in Columbus at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
deceased has several relatives in this
city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
CALL ISSUED TODAY
FOR BANK REPORTS

IBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
WASHINGTON, July 6--The comp.
troller of the currency today issued
call for the condition of all state banks
at the close of business Of June 80.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
CHILD is BURNED

Anna, the twO-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Mason OF Bran.
don, severely burned her left foot,
Monday afternoon. when she upset a
pot Of tea.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Mr.. Feter Auckman Of Mansfield
was taken from the B. & o. station
to the M. & S. sanitarium, Sunday
morning, in Miller & O'Bryan's am
bulancc.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
BROKE HER ARM

JELLOWAY. July 6-Faye, the
small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. TIL
ton Bum of this place, fell Saturday
while playing. and fractured both
bones In her right leg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
STABILITY
AND SERVICE ARE IMPORTANT
ELEMENTs IN THE CONDUCT
oF THE BUCKEYE STATE
BUILDING & LOAN CO.,

!. 20 West Gay St., Columbus, o.
/. It's competent appraisers, impair
tial officers and careful directors
!. Insure stability.
!. It's willing organization
(. And modern business system
!. Insure service.
:. so interest paid on time deposits.
Checks for the interest are mailed
semi-annually.
!. Your account is invited. Your
money will be safe. You will be
pleased.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
Modest raymond Brings An
Action Against Elizabeth
Raymond Et al
DECREE FORECLOSURE
IN SUIT IN COURT
Three Marriage Licenses Is-
sued; Other Items From
The Court House

"A suit 10 quiet Title mas Deon Held
in the Knox county common pleas
court by Modest Raymond against
Elizabeth Raymond ct al. The attor.
ney for the plaintiff is B. z. Sapp.
Decree for Defendant ~
In the case of Charles Rosenkrantz
vs. l.. F. West ct al, decree in fay-
or Of the plaintiff has been entered
in the common pleas court Of Knox
county. The petition is dismissed at
the costs of the plaintiff.
Third Partial~-
A third partial account has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county by c. w. Ealy, guardian Of
Glennice A. Ealy, which shows the
following: Received $326.99, paid out
IS, leaving balance of s321.9O.
First and Finai-
Maude Vanatta, executrix of New
ton l.. Sperry, has filed first and
final account in the probate court of
Knox county. 1t shows the sum of
$3.50 received and the same sum
paid out.
Tax ls Fixed
In the estate of Susan M. Hoss, the
inheritance tax has been fixed at
$590.92 by the probate court of Knox
county.
Order Of Apprasiement-
In the case of Jane Payne, guard
ian Of Irvil Payne, VS.. Irvil Payne, an
order Of appraisement has been is
sued out of the probate court of Knox
county. The appraisers are. w. ".
Parks. George Bennett and Charles
Van Voorhis.
Marriage. Licenses z 't-..- ~ yl-stI
Henry Shenawald Fish, Inspector,
Cleveland. and Mary Margaret Har.
ris, Mt. Vernon Rev. ]. A. Long.
Fred G. Hall, grinder, and Ruth Lee
ota Swinehart, both OF Mt. Vernon.
Rev. ]. A. Long.
Dea H. Jones, clerk, and Mary y.
Elliott. bookkeeper, both of Mt. Yer.
non. Rev. d. G. Coburn.
Real Estate Transfers
Alveretta J. Shipp to Cliff Bell, par
Gel in Clinton, 81.
Mt. Vernon Foundry G Engineering
Co. to Robert l.. Cole, parcel in city.
$4,000.
J. F. Waggeman to Charles l.. Kel.
ley. parcel in city, 81.
%
Report Confirmed
In the case Of Sanlda Sperry VS..
Laura Sperry, the report of the com.
missioners has been confirmed by the
common pleas court of Knox county.
Each party to pay one-half of the
costs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
STATE BANKS ALSO

COLUMBUS, O., July 6-The state
banking department today issued a
call for the condition of all state banks
1T the close of business on June 30.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06

All siamese people enter the priest
hood for time. +.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
First and Finai-

Maude Vanatta, executrix of New
ton l.. Sperry, has fled first and
final account in the probate court Of
Knox county. 1t shows the sum oi
$3.50 received and the same sum
paid out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06
Third Partial--

Third Partial~--
A third partial account has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county by c. w. Ealy, guardian of
Glennice A. Ealy, which shows the
following: Received $326.99. paid out
IS, leaving balance of S321.9O. u
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-06

Tax ls Fixed
In the estate of Susan M. Hoss, The
inheritance tax has been fixed al
$59O.s2 by the probate court of Kno,
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
Who's Here
ToDAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS


r. Mutton, 81. Louis.
=. VI. -. john. silver CITY.
Mrs Gertrude Coiiister. silver City.
Mrs Mia Forbes. Denver.
Mrs. Ada Forbes. Denver.
j. a. ozark. Denver.
j. W. burton. Estuncin.
e. e.. SHAFT. Wiehitu. Kan.
a. e.. Hnrnessc. Madrid.
A. w Nusey, Cimarron, y. NJ.
D. +. Harriet, Cimarron, \. N.
Laura %. Roberts, New York.
H. y. Murray. Denver
u. T. Marsh. Denver.
Joseph W Jacobs. New York.
Mlrs. tlfego bacu. socorr6.
Mm. Rusiington. city.
G. NJ. Harris. ~ pnso.
u. g. Anderson. Chirnro.
l.. le.cland. Chicg 10.
A,rs. 4. J.. MILLER. Minslow.
~. u. steele, colorado Splinrs.
H. g. liolin. Los Angeles.
AIVaRADO.
j. H. Upton. ~ Paso.
4. 81. ierly. Los Angeles.
}. r. White, shreveport, Ia.
ben =. Baum. New York.
j. y. Flood. Denver.
H.. ~. H~nrrrOvc, Oklah0mn city.
- - NAftf OhlAttiuu city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. barnett, city.
Mrs. g.. N. reairs, Denver.
W. H. Murphy. New York.
j. T. Nowhrough. 81. Joe.
Ethel ". Paradise, barnes CITY. Ia.
e.. o. Braun. socorro.
j. Goldberg. Los Angeles.
j.. 4. 'arder. Hutchison. Kan.
j.. y. Roche. Louisville. ky.
j. II, corning, Washington. ~. g..
W r. Reynolds. ~. Louis.
". C. rotets. Denver.
sTURGI.S.
~. launcnbaum. 81. JOINS. Ariz.
Ed. Gibbons. Sewnnce.
J. 4. Long. ~ Puso.
Clarence g. BRADY. Denver.
II Gormlcv. Santa Fr
MIS-. J. -. Muiiigan. santa Re.
%. &. %lnrrazolo and party. Santa
'c.
a. t. Donneily. New Haven.
u. \. Woodward. Los Angeles.
n. NJ Rowan, Alnmush. colo.
Tom Mishon. Sewunec.
Jan Martinez, seWanee.
WIN. Brown, %Sewaucc.
II. NJ. Moritz. HoibrOok. Ariz.
II. W. Brown. 81. Joe.
G., y Working. 50. Louis.
Tom puughcrty. Gallup.
n. a. kcmme, Denver
O. W widdis Long Beach.
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ARCHITECTS
E. II. BLUMENTHAL
ARCHITECT
Phone k82.M.
tom 2 flIl National hank BulldInE
LI.GAL NOTICES %



MOTIVE h hereby given mat viii on
tastd1y fhe ift day % aans. A ID. 1890.
a. 10 30 O'Clock A. NJ. as my once. offer Tor
sale and receive nod open scaird lids isf
Sis thnusand doiar fsG0uul bonds u
school District 40. - Of hernaillo Cannty.
New Mexico, said bonds 10 b. dated dane 4.
1890. due twenty t2Dl yeau from their date.
optional for payment % an time nfier zen
tiul year. from their date aud bearing in.
tcresi 81 tho rfte ~ six per cent toffl psr
annum. payable semi annually
No conditional lids for ssid bonds viii be-
considered nnd biddefs nurt b prepared 20
take ~ and pas Tor said Lundk on The date
81 sale. All bids must be accompanied iy
check - ten per cent ~ the face vainr a
the. bonds bid Tor. without condition and
without endorsement
No bid will be- considered fdr iesa than
ninety cruis on the dollar and accrued Ia.
fcrest 60 the date ~ dtliyerYs and the right
j. received 90 reject any ar all bids.
Dated 1T Albuquerque. New Mexirn. this
afd day ~ May. A. ~ 1920.
o a. MATSoN.
County Treasurer of H.rnaiilio
County. New Mexisn.
MAY l.i0+t7s2t.
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NEW YORK. MAY 24.%Mcrcartile
papcr. ~ per cent. exchange strong:
strrllng 90 day bills, asfh ncr cent.
commercial 30 day hills or hanks.
ssfis per cent: commercial 90 day
bills. 3Ni per cent demand. 38st
per cent. cnhlcs. 3s7 per cent.
Government bonds and railroad
bonds irregular. time loans strong.
SO. DAYS. 90 days. s month";. 50 per
ccut.
Can money steady. High. Z pef
cent. low. 4 per ceat: sullnh rhto. &
per cent; closing bid. & per cent. Of
fered a. 3 per cent. last loan. . per
cont bank acceptanceH. 80 per
cent
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VIM SHIELD CLASS 9 B1DnDcE LUMBER co-407o PAINT AND v1RvsH
FOR SALE

". $50 g room frame. modern, iavsioriss ~
bedrooms. Eernre. hns shade near
q X. n shops. South Third ~.
f5,opO-l.room single bunfal0N. hardwood
hoors, sleeping porch. i0i fu0xfa9
garaFs iust outside ~ city limits.
n. sqo-io.rsum pebble dash. history resi-
dence, MODERN convenience Just
outside city limits over ~ acrr 81
hHest soil shade and fruit trees
~ k0O-t room. white rtaeea bunrainN.
modern, builtin features. OAK
floors FouFth Ward Immediate pos.
session.
Also other good business aad residence
properties.
A. FLEfSC1IER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone e7t III south Fourth
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NoTIoL or LoNp sALR

NOTICE Is hsseuy ns-l that viii on
Tuesday. ihe IL DAY o. June. A. d. 1870.
a. 10 80 O'Clock A g. a. my omce. ofer ~
saie and receive and open sealed bids for
SiN thcuaand dullars $50 nonl bonds OF
school District No. . of Bernailno County.
Nrw Mexic9, said bonds 20 BE- dated June D,
1870. due twenty i4ol years from their date
optional Tor pay 81 shy time afirr ten
tiOl years FROM their date. and bearing in.
trreat ~ the rate u six per cent t6s,l per
aunum, payable semi annually.
No conditional bids for said bonds will h.
considered aud bidders must De- prepared %
lake ~ and pay for said bonds ou the date
q sale All bids mast be accompanied hg
check fnr ten per cent of the face value of
the bnnds bid for. without condition and
withunt enhancement.
No bid vin be- considered for less than
ninety cents on the dollar aud accrued in
trrrst 10 the date ~ delivery. and the right
i reserNed 20 reject any ur al lids.
Datcd ~ Albuquerque New Mexico, this
Ord DAY ef May, A. D. 1920.
q. A. WATSON.
Cunutv Treasurer ~ Bcrnaiili1
County. New Mexico.
May 3.f0.iT.eA
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NEW YORK, May sf.-Finnl prices
on Lihnrty bonds today wofci sits.
ni.90. first A.. Slio: accpnd A.. 50 Ne;
ursi tAF, Sb.b2; second as. $3.50;
third fhs. $3.50. fourth AS. stio;
If.tk.
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HOlAIh VI t0lAs
To. a p McGiHshan, r v. wardall and D. J..
WelHrndanEers
TAKE ioiiee that a certain suit has been
hlcd AID nov pending In the District
state ~ New Mckee. With.. aud Tor the
County ~ hernalliln numbered t2laH on the
eivil docket thereof wherein ". u. shacllr
Gisshsn, y 4 Wsrdaii asd - o. wsissa.
danger aud o.. A. Matson. Treasurer u Der.
naillo county, New Mexico o.. defendants,
The general objects Of said action nr. iar
the cancellation VI the following Instruments
Insofar a. she sane relate 10 the SothNr.f
Nine North ~ Range Thrse East In y ~
u ~. to.witi Tax sale Certificate numbered
4ioH. dated Novemhtf I 1909, from tho
Treasurer ~ said hernulillo County. Now
recorded ln Hook . ~ y O., at page t9a.
records of said BcrHHlilio County; Tax Decd.
of said Hernaliiia County 10 snii A n tie
0lashan. recorded DO Book 90 AZ page taf
q Tho record. Of said hennalilo County
Jessie H. MeGlashan. his wife 10 + n, wsrd
sNL. dated December -. 1913. and recorded In
ho9k % a. pare 81 records Of said Ber-
T. y. Wardufl and A. y. Mar1all. his wife.
20 y J. NritenT lurer, dated February q
1919, and wcorded, In book 90 AZ age sac
records o. Bernalillb County.
You and each 81 You are notified that IN
los you enter your appearance In sid eaase
Judgment viii be- rendered in said cause
against you hy default.
Plaintiff attorney is Milton .. Helmlek,
whose postnmcr and business address is Bon
tilt Altuquerque, New Mexico.
N WlTNESS WHEREOF 7 have hereunio
set my hand aud amxed the seal Of tho said
District Court this sth day II May A. ID
1920. NEsTOR MONTONA,
County Clrrl 81 hernaltlln County. New Mex.
leo. aud EN.Omrio Clrrk Of the District
Court for Said County.
tseal BY HARRY r. LEI
Deputy
May 1~O.t7.2f.lt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

NEW YORK. May 1t.-Cotton fr-
lures closed barely steady JuD,
sa7.of: October. f34fa. Dccemher,
&aai2; January. t1e.aS: March,
5000.
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Produce

CHICAGO. NAV 2t.-nutter-un-
settled. Creamery. i2H soc.
EgrH-Higher Receipts, fb,lbs
cases. Firats, 4Om &c; ordinary firsts,
asa sic. at mark, cases Included. 80
b. soc: storage packed extras. faW
a. &c. storage packed firsis tsA q
Axe.
Poultry-Alive, higher. Fowls, 3bc.
potatoes- steady. Receipts, IS
ears. Northern white sacked ana
bulk, S7.6OM 100. new weaker; Flor
idn barrels No. ], N5.0oWih.50i No.
.. $500; Louisiana triumphs. $500
SIS cwt.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. May 24.=priccn took
an upward swing IN the cora market
TO-DAY. f~nflnenced ~ scarcely ~ OFFER
inkr opening pricrs varied from Y
cent decline to I crnt advance with
July Sf.5s to $3.50 aud 8fptemhcf
si.to 10 si.t9A Oats went, higher
In sympathy with corn. After onen-
ing ] sent on 70 y cent advance. IN
Guiding 5uiy 1t 50 = to SCI q cents. the
market scored @ general unturf.
Weakness In hog VALVES had q De.
pfcssing eject GA rroyiaous.
rl0ret
com May. Fi.ssHi Iuly. r.si:
Sent. Sl.sI.
oats Mas. ooAel luIy, STAG;
sept. 7tAc.
rork-i uiy. saa.so: sent. 1850.
~iard--Iuiy. f2i.iT; sept. e2l,97.
RIBS July, bS.2s. sept 3is.o0.
Livestock
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May "a. -
Catu@Heceipis. n.s0O. Better
grades href steers steady; others rs
cents lower; choice hnndy steera.
ft2.7b; top yenrlings. $12.oe; veals
and cnlVcF uncyer with stock from
nogs-Rccelpts. $1,000. All
weights 10 20 Is cents lower. top.
Sts.aa: bulk light and medium.
go eo"iA4o; bulk heavy. tfs.b0W
'IfIi.
sheop-Rcccipts. 5000. sheep
and lRmhs steady. short Texas weth-
era &ip.3s. ewes, $3.50. California.
$3.50; goats strong; top Fuckers.
$3.50.
DENVER. May 2A-catue-Re-
ceipts. $500. Market 1b 20 20 cents
lower: beef steers, $500 mti.Th; COWS
aud hciferE. $1,000 1850; Hfocker8
aud feeders, s7.00@to.Bo. calves.
$500 ie,to.
Hogs-Reccipts. i.000. Market 10
TO 10 cents lower. tor. ti4oo; bulk.
Sla.Tb Nft.t0.
Shecp-iteceipts. o00. Market
steady. lamhs, $500 gi7.76. ewes
$40 90 10 100.
CHiCAGo, May, sf.-caule-R4-
ccipts. $4,000. Heavy beef steers
slow. bidding lower. others mostly
steady with bulk al sit.0da 1915;
heavy choice COWS and
steady: other shc-atock steady to
strong with bulk butcher cows. $3.50
o. 1885, bulk tanners and cutters,
500 10 7,40i bulls strong; calves and
feeders steady.
HuEs-Kecoip,a. $1,000; mostly 10
{ IS cent? lower ton, sif.7s. bulk
light, St4.5Oa if.5s; bulk ESQ pound
crs aud over. sI3.7ami4.2b; pigs
mostly steady with most d%esirabics at
Sil.bOM l2.5O.
shecp-Recoipts. 1900. Market
very slow. holding for steady prices.
Kidding lower, few common lambs
sofa at s13.00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

You will find it in our CLASH
fled Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
MmkefNegy


INV YORK. May zt.+unsinaes
on the stock cxcn gtet tod4t con-
tinurd 10 reflect tie many uncef-
tainiiea attending the nnnnlial ana
Industrial aituali6u. Hauctloaary tend
cuciea prevailed ihfouehoui ihe ses-
sion. The closing na4 irfotuIfr.
stiles approeimpted 7co,ouo shares
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Phone 345

nNHNNNNN
turA--l u Cote. az yuars Old died last
Dc lf bic rrsiirHes ou south Arnn street
H survived hy bic wife who was With
hartn1. TraHa. Fred Crnliuit b. Boz charu,
furfral arrangements.
uRESrhll-T The body If Miss LauiHc
.ssfu 20 years Old Who died yesterday.
% hr ln state from tn y % clurk boz Wet.
Hud Garcia chapel Mrs tlinpr HtE
til take the body 10 Chicago tomorrow
~ burial
HitSCHMAN-Funeral services for sam
h Hrschmau who died May D. we're h-id
fHrlHy afternoon a. { O'Clock from & g.
rHrt's chapel Rabbi hnisr Bergman o.
iatlng Burial Was in the jewish GENIE.
WLLTAN-Auhur Jackson MCMILLAN
f.fu old died Yesterday ~ D. local hn'
rsIlrf agent a brother and fistrF urr,
D hHW and Will take tht hodF 10 kturtuaA.
fHr burial. Strong Htuthcrs arr iu
a,ANLON The body OF Ashton Mrtsia
rirH pho died Saturday laY In state frum
H 3 O'Clock thtH FfttrnnHu ut Waters and
rH'H . rhHNrl Tho Wffr viii fsis fht
s tu huetepud Tor burial
|rtliATANE~ The body Uf Cfaflss srhnt
who died Saturday morning lay ion
at trnllpit chapel from 3 until .
1rk thIa afternoon after which lt was
rp0d go Grand Rapids, Mich tnr burial
daughter accompanied lhe body
HuMAN-Arthuf q Thomas % yshts
iiUi at Die residence south ~ town CON
friday hr rHuu hrr, o. wear ago from
bombs. whore thr body WIN ho sent iur
al g rrsnrh is in charge
~~~~
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WNNTFD-Rooms

rEp go rsnf tsflnaiklod rssu tloss
Address j. G. scarf Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

DIR. ROYAL b. TRACY
Neurologlst and Allonist
Uydrotherapcutic aud Electric Treat
ments a Specially
Rooms i7-iS, Barnett Bldg.
HoursF 0 10 II a. M: 2 to..5 p. m.:
z to : D. N. Sunday by arpdintment.
Phones; once. $50; RsNicuoe. 144i N.
DRS. SHERIDAN AND BERGER
Practice limited to- 70
GENITO-URINARY DISEASES
AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN
wassorman Laboratory IN Connection
Phone SIS.
Citizens Bank Bldg. -Alhuauardue.
~
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 80
FOR PRIVATE Secret Service uycstigations
Phone AZ, The American Deisctivea A.
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.TCu rADs. Toe per pound a. Eve
|r iiarAld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

$50 A Boston bull dog Can have SAME
calling ispg 4. iOiI Nurth Eighth 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

FOR PRIVATE Secret service Investigations
Phone al The American Deisctivea a.
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NOTICED
LOST

do THE FOLLOWING please ,ail Of tho
|irp of ihe -rrr,tar, ot the University
rru fhr hours nf . o. 90 and o. m Toe
3D. 600 fhr Extension tUut.gs
Margaret kuon
be-. llrF robertson
Daniel Nphautah
Nm HfuuAu. '
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-01
wHEATLEY PLACE CLIPPINGS

Wheatley Place Community Mission
met at the home of Mrs. Ben Baker
Thursday evening at O'Clock and
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Lesson
was found Matt. 3:1-12. Sister j. B.
Glasper, our reporter and assistant
secretary, was able to be with us,
after unlimited spell of sickness.
We pray that God may bless her
and that she may regain strength.
Mr.. o. A. Anderson, President; Mrs.
]. MCGOWAN, Secretary: Mrs. J. B.
Glasper, Reporter.
The Wheat!9y Place Art Club was
highly entertained Friday evening
April 25th at the residence of Mrs.
&c. ]. Wilson, 1904 Clark street. The
club received two new members,
Mrs. V. e. Shannon, 1926 Fuqua
street and Mrs. e. l.. Johnson, 2134
Clark street. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Turner, 3615 Dunbar
street. After the business session
Of meeting the following program
was rendered: Paper by Mrs. B.
Davis, subject, Charity" Bible scrip
ture, Mrs. Lee Peace; Duet, Mrs.
NJ F. Johnson and Miss l.. B. Butler;
Vocal solo, Mrs. V. E. Shannon, In
strumental solo, Mrs. e. Adkins.
The Art Club met Friday night
April 18th at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. C. Chairman, 1885 Meyers street.
The club received two new members,
Mr.. Hagan and Mrs. Freeman. Re
freshments served after the meet
inc
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-01
CHURCH OF GOD

Amid the cool wind and showers
that prevailed Sunday Gods work
went on and Heaven was made to
rejoice. Sunday school was conduct
ed as usual. Although the pastor
carrying on meeting in Fort Worth
last week for Rev. Luster, which
was great success, he was at his
post Sunday feeling good physically
and he spoke from st. John 3:7; at
3 p. m. Psalms 34:7. Sisters Mis-
sion opened at 700 p. m. Some re-
ported sick. Reports of the Mission
meeting held Thursday April 23rd.
When Mrs. Covinest and IA of her
co-workers (white) met with us
they rendered a lovely program which
was enjoyd by all. At p. m. the
pastor again spoke from Jer. 81,
subject God wants a Man." All en-
joyed a spiritual sermon. One was
added to the church. There is more
rejoicing in heaven over one sinner
that repenteth than over ninety and
nine just men that need no repent
ence." Bro. P. e. Dyer and Miss
Edna Hicks was quietly married
Saturday. Receipts of the day was
$34.49
REV. C. L. BRYANT, Pastor.
MRS. T G. LOCKETT, Reporter
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SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. L. B. Skinner, B D., Pastor.
S. S. was ideal; teachers working
hard to keep classes in trim. Eleven
o'clock service at the usual hour.
Three o'clock found all waiting to
to take part in the Y. w. G. A. rally f;
each leader was asked to bring up
$3.50, there being 16 leaders and
every member was asked to pay ST.. (;
B. Y. P. U. is still on the upward
move. Rendered a fine program.
The Laymen Quartet sang some Sc
lections for the Union. Night SER
vice bringing the Y. w. c A. rally
to close for the day. The pastor
used for his text Isaiah 64:6 Sub
ject, "The Sinfulness and Frailty of
Man" A very beautiful picture was
drawn from this sermon the pastor
must have been at his best. There
were 3 accessions to the church.
Collection for the day S1036S. Sun
day May 2nd, our Grand Rally takes
place; all are invited.
NJ. HAWKINS. Reporter.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH

On Sunday April 25th all the. SER
vices were grand. S. S. largely at
tended. Dr. w. NJ. Walker of Pine
Bluff, Ark, who is conducting revival
meetings at our church, reviewed
the s. S. and Collection was $30.43,
The Rev. Walker also preached Morn
ing and evening-11 o'clock Gen.
2:3, Topic THE Woman's Influence
for Good" This was an interesting
sermon and well received. Morning
offering $36.40. $50 D. m. despite
the heavy rain in midday, the B. Y.
P. u. was largely attended, collection
1921. Pastor White reviewed the B.
Y. P. U. and filled us all with good
thoughts on the lesson. as he is
known to do. At 8 p, m. DR.. Walker
broke the bread of life again to an
enthusiastic congregation. Shouting
and praising God was witnessed in
Zion. Two anxious men went up for
prayer Quite an impression was at
this service, for indeed DR.. w. M.
Walker is some preacher. The
church is being revived and some
accessions to the church by his mas
terly sermons. Collection for the day
was $100.53. Closing services will
he Sunday night Pastor White will
haptize at p. m. At 8 p. m. he
will preach the Royal Family Sermon
at the Pythian Temple on Elm street,
and cur choir will sing for the oc-
oasion.
Mrs. NJ. B. Cooper and Mr.. c.
Cooper are in Hot Springs for rest
and baths. Deacon A. Livingston's
wife is still on the sick list. Our
pastor, DR.. F. K White is at his
post after returning from an Evan
gelical service of 8 nights in San
Antonio, Texas at First Baptist Mt.
Zion, having gained 1873 persons.
Our church is alive and we have
reasons to feel proud of such man
as DR.. f. X. White, who is our pas
tor. Others are calling him as pas
tor, for in him, is all that goes to
make up gospel preacher, teacher,
leader and a Christian man. We are
rallying for new pews for our
church. That's all our church lack
eth now. Since Pastor White has
teen here, peace and prosperity is
within our walls.
MISS ZEPHYR MITCHELL, Rep.