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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
BUSINESS MEN AND Vlii
HOMESTEADS

The richest lands ID Ai \ y,
now for sale by the | ; wa W.
in ceded Red Lake Indian h, n,
in Koochiching County N y.
and can be taken under az ~ \ . .
1908 and you are hot Tequl''Ii 1,
TO live Oh land or make ~, , I
ments. You can gel la aa-t,
seven miles from to%h gu - =
roads. one hundred SHY ~ N n
cost $4,000. VIII Loan ss 4
on long terms to help Pa' nv
Several Hurley peoPis p IN
lands in this district. fol II =
write Frank p seating l,5.a,
National Bank Bailal's'
MINI.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
WHY WOMEN SUFFA
Many Hurley Women az
the Cause

Women often suffer ''' -
cause. :,--..s
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vousness. -. ~
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languor-
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17

For Sale-Team work horses. See
at belong Farm pa miles south OF
Hurley. known az the Chris Strong
farm, on Road No. 10. Price reason
able. RoachS Seeber Company. Whole
sale Grocers, loo Mcleod avenue,
IrOnwood. 2Stf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17

All kinds of household electrical
appliances for sale at the Hurley EIee-
lrie 4 Battery company.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
Charter No .594
Report OF the Condition of the
Hurley National Bank
ate OF Wisconsin the close business on June 3 1926

Hurley in the State Wisconsin
RESOURCES
Loan and Discounts. including
y
deposited (U.
on s. bonds
Total u ) Government
Other bonds
Securities other than u S bonds including sks
Total bonds securities u .. - 2OOOO0
FURNITURE
reserve WIN feuera Reserve Bank
LASH IN vaults and
net amounts due banks bankers in
q 3 other than included IN above items - ... 3l3O2e
tks on banks located outside
treasurer and due u Treasurer
mere earned nut not collected .
Other assets IT any, Expenses earnings
Total. ............. ........ $3248Os23
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in go. .... - 5ONnno
Interest and discount collected advance Of maturity
Circulating 9a0O
bank standing
ndv ldua deposits subject o check PTS
eeTnees OF deposit due in less than
Certificates OF thano
$500 W 'S '''''' -.''''-.-''.. 765399S
lotal'.... ...... S3243Oe23
o Wisconsin
County OF Iron
" u Tyler cashier of the above so swear that the
OoNs statement true to the best knowledge belief
w ID Tyler Cashier.
Subscribed and to before
18th July, -
N 0~A' NONSe Nha'tS Notary Fubhc A. F. ErSpamer
A. l. Rugge
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
(Authorized by and inserted in behalf of E. 7
Tolhurst Hurley, Wis. Amt. to be paid 81 .45c
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12

Mrs. Edgar Marshall and daughter,
Miss Louis Shelton Of Denison are
in the city for the baths. Mrs. Bet
tie Reed left for Reagan to be at the
thanksgiving sermon Of the F. /. s,
To all of the members of Camp No.
S8 OF Marlin, Texas. Chief Com
mander G. M. White will be here
instead Of Prof. j. e. Robinson on
June 21st on his tour to the grand
encampment OF the American Wood
man at Houston. Come out and
hear him.
Rev. IT. I. Willis, pastor Of the
c. M. =. church at Jacksonville Is
in the city at Hon. A. s. Keens on
QUAD street.
Mrs. Bette Fame and Miss At
more Robbey of Crockett are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hines OF
Island street.
delightful dinner was given a.
the home OF Mr.. Oliver Lights II
honor of Prof. A. Wallace and Thu
! Marlin graduates. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson hav'
moved into their new home on Ay
cox street. !,
Mrs. N. e. jackson Of Waco i
here taking the hot baths.
Mrs. Il. H. Johnson and daughter
mrs. Anna Flint have returned iron
Waco. Mrs. Ada Warmbley and Ad
die Praylor of Wharton, Texas Mrs
Joe Henderson and Miss Callie VIII
are stopping at the Warren hotel
Mr. Tanner also is at the Warrel
hotel.
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school and morning service at Powell
Chapel C. NJ. e. church was good
The pastor preached an excellent
sermon to a very large crowd.
Night service was also good. The
Old Folks Concert was good and
enjoyed by all. The rally amounted
to $500 during the day and night
Miss Bertha Chandler visited friends
in Waco last week. Mrs. Frutelia
Rhodes of Corsicana spent a few
days in the city last week, as the
guest of Mrs. N. j. Powell. Mrs.
r. Shoalers of Houston was in the
city Saturday visiting. Mrs. Ethel
Young of Mckinney is visiting rel
atives in Kerens this week. Mrs.
Ida Reese was called to the bedside
of her father at Gilmer this week.
Mr.. T. Ratcliff of Corsicana spent
part of the day in the city Sunday.
Mrs. N. ]. Powell, Mr.. Reuben Powell
and Prof. A. Luper made a flying
trip to Corsicana, Saturday evening.
Don't forget to read the paper. One
among the best papers in Texas.
See Rev. D. G.. Goss for the paper.
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MIDLAND

Midland, Texas, June 10.-Midland
Pleasure club met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Carson and
organized. Whist is to be the game
Those present were: Mr.. w. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs, Porter Carson, Messrs Leslie
Brown, A. D. George and Mrs. s. A.
Whiten. Mr.. Tom Scott and Porter
Carson won the flrststorganoucoHf
prizes. The club entertained Sunday
night in honor of Mr.. Tom Scott
and Mr.. Porter Carson's departure.
Mr.. A. ]. Smith was host. Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Brock won
the ladies' prize and Mrs. A. d.
George the gentlemen's. Mr.. Tom
Scott left for Fort Worth. Mr.. Porter
Carson for Mineral Wells and points
in the East. Mrs Eva jackson of
Fort Worth is the guest of Mrs.
Mamie Galloway. Being ill, the e.
porter was unable to be with the
club Sunday night. Mr.. Henry John
son has taken over the kitchen at
the New Llano as chef, Mr.. Tom
Scott, headwaiter, Mrs. Brock head
maid and Mr.. Brock, porter.
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TAYLOR

Taylor, Texas, June 10.-Mrs. Coner
Hall and little nephew from Cedar
Creek, Bastrop County, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Hatcher. Rev.
p. H. Jackson, pastor OF Mt. Aria
Baptist church raised $109.7S. during
his first anniversary rally. Rev. Jas.
S. Nelson preached instead of Rev.
j. d. Leonard, who was unavoidably
detained. Rev. p H. Jackson went
to Bastrop Monday night after at
tending the funeral Of Mrs Hattie
Moore's sister who died in Temple.
Misses Annieta C. Moore and Majorie
Collins are at home again from
P. v Mrs. A. J. Moore accompanied
them from Navasota here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peoples have made extensive
Improvement upon their home in
Oklahoma Addition. Mrs. Carrie
hrown is-some better at this writing.
Rev. A. C. Crosby is taking Civil
Service examination in Austin this
week. Prof. o. L. Price left We'd
nesday for Denver, Colo. Mr.. Ohio
More and Miss Amelia White were
quietly married Friday. Several cars
motored to Copeland, Texas, to wit
ness a baptizing. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berry, Misses Myrtle Hicks and
Ollie Barton visited Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Hicks in Austin, Texas, Thurs
day night.
Murphy Street church
The Central District Board con-
vened with Murphy Street church
Friday morning to Sunday night with
quite a success. Money raised $63
A large delegation came from Waco
among whom was Prof. T. S. Ander.
son. Prof. o. c. Byrd and wife from
Wichita Falls are in the city to the
delight of their many friends. Prof
. Byrd has secured license for ar
undertaken. He is quite an ener
getic young man and we wish hin
, success in his field of labor. Tht
choir is progressing under 1.-THE di
rection of Miss Rissie Hendrix a:
pianist Mrs. B. e. Campbell al
chorister and Mrs. G.. v. Bryant a!
general supervisor Rev. ]. B. viii
liams and wife of Waco were tn,
guests Of the pastor and famil!
while in the city. Bro. w. F. Hatch
er who underwent an operation
; about three weeks ago is improving
very slowly. He has been up bu
relapsed. He is being missed from
. the church.
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WOLFE CITY.

Wolfe City, Texas, June TO-
Sunday school was well attended
at the churches. Mr.. James Crowder,
Supt., of the Fourth District In
stitute was in our city Sunday
school and B. Y. P. U.
Rev. Davis preached soul stir
ring sermon at the G. M. e. church
Friday night.
Mr.. R. Saxon of Houston,
General agent for the North Ameri-
can Accident Insurance Co., was
in the city last week.
Mr.. Simmons and daughter, Miss
Wyrell of Fort Worth are here visit
ing relatives.
Miss Myrtle King and Rev. Eos
ter of Ladonia, passed through the
city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Gordon OF
Muskogee, OKLA, after spending sev-
eral days here visiting relatives left
Saturday for Arizona and California
Mr.. Mr.. and Mrs. West Linley and
Mr.. Edward Thomas of Dallas are
in our city.
Miss Gertrude Hill of Fort Worth
is in the city visiting her mother
Mrs. Annie Woods.
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FROST
s. u. Delight Community.

Frost, Texas, June 10.-Sunday
school was fine. Rev. Breezy preach
ed an inspiring sermon Sunday night
at s. II. Delight. Mr.. e. N. Barnett
has gone to visit her mother, Mrs.
Walker. She will spend a few days
in school. Mr.. Robert Jackson is
now renting a large cafe. M. Henry
Taylor is doing a first-class work
in the barbershop. Mrs. Emma Curry
and Mrs. o. G. Williams spent q
few hours Sunday at one of theil
friends home, Mrs. Pearlie Evers
who is very i'll. Miss Edna Schultz
member of the A. M. e. church
at S. T. Andrus won the prize al
Blooming Grove at the carnival
Mrs. Lillian Greer from Kaufman
Texas, spent a few hours with hel
relatives. NJ. and Mrs. John Owens
Mr.. Washington Curry and Miss Dee
Williams were married on the 29tl
of May. The farmers have very
good crops this year. Miss Lizzie
Hunt has returned home from Samue
Huston College.
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FoRNEY.

Forney, Texas, June Sunday
school was largely attended at all
the churches. Rev. ]. w. Warner fill
ed his pulpit Sunday all day and
preached two strong sermons. Rev.
L. r. Bornwell Of Fort Worth,
preached strong gospel sermon at
IL a. m. at the Mt. Zion church.
Mr. Jack Ollison of Kaufman
was in the city last Friday. Mr.. j.
w. williams and Mr.. Chas. Bates of
Wichita Falls, came home last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hayes has returned from
Dallas. after several weeks stay with
her father.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor of Smithville
is here visiting her sister. Mrs. H.
S. Haynes is in Dallas on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Farthing left last Fri
day for Wichita Falls. Mrs. Willis
ellis and son left for their home
after two weeks stay in our town
Mrs. W. A. Lott of Dallas spent
the weekend here. Mrs. Marguer-
lite Porter left Monday for Dallas,
to attend the X. of P. Grand
Lodge.
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MOTHERHOOD

Weatherford, Texas, June 10.-Ser-
vices were good at all churches Sun
day. Mrs. c. Alexander was elected
principal of the Weatherford High
school Mrs. Ella Mae Rucker was
elected as one of the teachers. Mrs.
Maggie Harper. one Of the hest
singers in Weatherford, passed
through Saturday on her way to
Paris. where she will enter a sing
ing contest. Rev. Bridges was called
to Louisians Saturday night; Palace
Rose will have their annual sermon
preached to Mt. Zion Baptist church
THE second Sunday in June. The c.
NJ. q. choir is bringing things to
pass at Prince Memorial church.
Mrs. Jane George is very sick at
her home. Mr.. Isaac Jacobs is bet
ter at this writing. ! want Wealth
erford to wake up and read the
Express. Have your money ready
for the paper.
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MARLIN

Marlin, Texas, June 10.-Sunday
schools at all the churches were
we'll attended Sunday. AS it was
the Fifth Sunday the pastors quit
their pulpits for rest and gazed in
on other pastors. Lieut.. Reed of
Washington, D. c., noted lecturer
spoke at First Baptist church. His
talk was fine and will long be re-
membered- Subject: "a Black Mans
Chance" Rev. Mr.. Newton jenkins
D. D., of Waco addressed the grad
yates of Marlin High school. Dr.
A. l.. Hunter was called on a pro-
fessional visit to Mr.. E. Kelly in
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BLOSSOM.

Blossom, Texas, June 10.-Sun-
School was good at both churches.
Sister M. L. Bullock of Washington,
Ark, was with us and preached two
sermons. Sister Bullock is truly a
messenger of God.
Sister Bullock preached at the
Miles Chapel G. M. e. church. Col
lection $53.70. We also had Rev.
A. ]. Gross of Longview, Texas,
and Rev. ]. d. Edmond of Atlanta,
Texas, with us Saturday. Rev. Ed
mond went to Detroit Sunday and
preached the Mosaic sermon there.
He left there for his home at At
Ianta, Monday.
Rev. I. F. Lawson, the pastor in
charge has also been with us since
last Wednesday. He left Monday
for his home in Longyiew, Texas.
Mrs. Ruthie Hodge of Cleburne,
Texas, Is in town visiting her moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Mary Hodge. Messrs,
j. t. and w. B. Thomas were
in Detroit, Saturday and Sunday
on business of the Golden Chain
Of the World. Rev. H. G. McCarter
of Medvill, was in town Saturday
en- route to GAINESVILLE, Texas. The
Mosaic sermon was preached here
Sunday at the Oak Hill Baptist
church. Rev. Thompson Of Com
MERGE is the pastor Services were
good.
Mrs. Pecolia Locket left Sunday
for her home in Stilltown.
Mrs. t. M. Thomas is still on
the sick list, but is better. Mr.
Nasry Spralt struck Sunday night
by some unknown party in the darl
causing an ugly wound in the head
but physicians report it is not Sc
rious.
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas. June TO- Sunday
schools went over the top at all
of the churches last Sunday. All OF
the pastors were at their posts OF
duty.
At the M. e. church. the Mo-
sale TempIars had their annual
Thanksgiving sermon, Rev. P. A.
Stamps. officiated.
Mrs. Rachel Reed rendered a
beautiful essay. Prof. A. Wallace
OF Prairie View College and MT
Reece Of New Orleans, La, ac-
companied by Misses Deborah
Cooks. Mary Debolds and Ida Will
SON motored to Waco to witness
the closing Of Paul Quinn College
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Miss vieata Murrell purchased
about $1,000. 100 worth Of dry goods

MISS Vleata Murrell purchased
about 100000 worth OF dry goods
last week which were added to the
Mercantile Company which is being
operated by the Hunt Company In
vestment Association. The grand
opening was Monday night with a
large crowd present. Souvenirs were
given. Shares are still on sale in
this county at $1.00 per share. Prof.
p. A. Houston, president; M. s.
Durham. Secretary; w. D. Pratt,
treasurer; w. ]. Durham, business
manager Miss Pearl Hampton is
still on the sick list.
The funeral of Mrs. Mckay was
held at New Hope Baptist church,
June 8.
Greenville was highly entertain.
ed last week by the work of the
city teachers in the school exer-
cises.
Prof. Burnett of Terrell delivered
the address to the graduation class
A grand lecture was delivered by
DR.. Atkinson and others.
7, Diplomas were issued by Rev
Summons
Miss Mary Atkins has returned
from Lake Charles, La, where sh'
has been engaged in teaching.
Miss Minnie Baity has just re
turned from Campbell.
Prof. Will Griffin was the CUES
of Messrs. M. s. and H. J.. Durham
last week. He was in the city il
the interest of establishing a frs
class undertaking parlor.
w. ID. Pratt went to Dallas Oh
business last Sunday.
See G. Bird and Louis Jones TO
Colored papers.
Mr.. Clease Bailey and Little dau
ghter Ludale have returned from
three weeks visit. Little Mis-
Atha Sanders is visiting her aunt
Mrs. G.. Boley of Fort Worth. Mis-
Narcis jerks of Jacksonville
visiting her friends in Greenville
this week. Rev. Moore, the paste
of the c. M. r. church had a mic
collection of $4,000 Sunday.
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RIESEL

Riesel. Texas, June 10Th Sun
day school rally at the New Zion
and Sunset Baptist churches proved
to be success. The leap year party
given at the hall Saturday night
was grand affair. Miss Cevera
Dorsey and Alberta Crane have re-
turned home from Samuel Huston
College. Mr.. Albert Scott died May
35th and was buried on the 26th.
Mr.. Tom burden and family of otto,
motored down here Sunday. Mr.. l,
e. Dorsey spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Gaudlupe Collge, Sc
guin, Texas. Quite a number of
people from this city attended the
May Festival on the 2Sth of May al
Spring Hill. Miss Mary V. Donald
and Miss Devora Cook of Marlin
motored up here Monday evening and
were the guests of Mrs. Jane Dorsey
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CALVERT
MI. Zion.

MI NlOns
Calvert, Texas June10.-The B. Y.
P. U. rally was a success. The
Sunday school elected Bro. c. H.
Runn as their representative for
the District Sunday School Congress
held at Hearne, Texas. The B. Y.
p. u. is also represented in the Con-
gress by Bro. Bum. Mr. Bum and
others are back from the Congress
and report a splendid session. Mr.
j. e. Williams came by home en-
route to the Congress. Prof. H. l.
Williams is here spending a few
few days with his mother and rel
atives.
The Mt, Zion H. NJ. Society rem.
dered an excellent program at Morn
ing Star, Wednesday night. Morning
Star is preparing to enlarge the
church. Mrs. NJ. Dotson, Mr.. Ezellie
Foster Mrs. Myrtle Doggan, Rev
]. B. Bryant and little Hester viii
liams were the conspicuous charac'
tiers of the program. Prof. B. Y
Aycok of Rockdale was here taking
insurance for the Standard Lift In
surance Company.
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MINERAL WELLS.


Mineral Wells. juno 10.-All
churches and Sunday schools are do
ing nicely. Rev. w. T. Talley Of
the First Baptist church celebrated
his fifth anniversary last week He
preached Sunday night to a crowd
ed house after which he received
many nice presents. The members OF
the A. M. u. church and friends
wore very much surprised last week
when they received word that Rev.
e. w. Wright, p o., Of the A. M.
y. church had been sent to El Paso
and Rev. johnson Of Cameron had
been sent here. We hope him sue
cess. Rev Johns was in Jacksboro,
Texas. Sunday.
p. e. B. f. Smith Of the @ M. E.
church held successful quarter
here Sunday. June s. Rev. A. 4.
Morgan Of Alrilla, Texas. preached
here last Thursday night at First
Baptist church. One Mr. Artis
Louis OF Dallas, Texas, who was
here for his health dropped dead
Monday night Heart failure was
the cause. The remains were ship
ped to Dallas for burial. Miss Ger
trude Matthews Of Gonzalis, Texas,
a graduate of Prairie View is here
visiting her uncle, Bert Sibley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis OF In
dianapolis passed through here Sun
day en- route to st. Louis, Mo-, Miss
Mamie G. Phillips of Port Lavaca
Texas, is here visiting her brother,
Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Joe Russell has
returned from Oak Cliff, Dallas
where she has been attending the
funeral of her father, r. ]. Jordon
who died there May 25th.
Mr.. Porter Carson of Midland
Texas, is here visiting his father
Mr.. Geo. Carson. Mr.. N. A. Davis
and wife, former headwaiter Of the
Crazy hotel after a brief stay in
Louisiana and Kentucky has re
turned TO resume his work.
Mr.. G. w. Jones of Austin wat
here Sunday visiting his son anc
daughter-in-law. Mr.. Wash Waldror
of Dallas, was in the city Sunday
on business.
Mrs. w. H. Bradford Of Corsicana
is here visiting sister, Mrs. Geo
Carson. Always have the newi
ready when the agent calls.
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the New Zion Community. The re-
porter had the pleasure of accom-
panying him on his trip and saw
much of the Perry country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson have moved into
their new home on Aycock street, and
are much pleased with it. Mrs. Sadie
Love and son, of Dinkie, were in
the city this week. Mr.. r ]. Wash
ington of San Antonio after two
weeks stay, returned home. Mrs.
Blanche Bryant has very sick
daughter on Quad street. Mrs. Tai
ley Agent, one of the Brazos County
efficient teachers, is in the city dip
ping in the hot waters. Mr.. Miles
Mostera of Opeese, La. is in the
city for the baths. Mrs. Eliza
Jones who died in Fort Worth was
shipped here for enterment Mrs.
Eliza Henderson departed this life
on the 9th of May. Mrs. Clarsie
Ward died on May 2Sth. She belong
ed to the, First Baptist church-Age
S3 years.
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COOPER.

Cooper. Texas, June 1O.-Cooper
High School closed here on the 4th
with one of the best exhibitions that
has ever been held in the city.
There was much intrest manifested
by the patrons. The house was
crowded both nights. Boydy Mays
and Alberta Pollard were star pu-
pills. The flag drill of Prof. ]. A.
Bills was good. The Mosaics had
their annual sermon Sunday.
Rev. ]. s. Lyons Of Terrell,
preached.
Prof. s. r. Baker and his mem
bers OF Klondike came over and
helped Deputy d. A. Hall plant
nineteen Mosaics, we were very
proud to have them in our city.
Mr.. Henry Dorsey got killed on
the first day of June and was bu-
ried by the odd Fellows on the
End
Mrs. Lula Bait is reported very
sick.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, June 10
Splendid services were held at the
M. E. church Sunday. Mrs. Mae
Parker and children of Fort Worth,
are visiting her mother for the
week.
Mrs. Ophelia Allen. Rev. and Mrs.
Sanford of Sherman are the guests
of Rev. VIM. Moore and wife.
Mr.. Louie Moore and sister, Miss
Lillian of Dallas and Tulsa, Okla,
are visiting their mother. Mrs. Mat
tie Moore.
Miss Anna Bowens and Mrs. Ma
omi Phillips have returned from
Austin and Temple. Miss Marriott
Dugan of Denison is visiting her
father, Rev. Dugan for few days.
Misses Jessie Logan and Callie
Collins of Denton are visiting the
Stone family.
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LONE OAK

Lone Oak. Texas, June 10.-Mt. Gil
cad Baptist Church Sunday school OPP
ened at $3.50. Madams Jimmie Wright
Matte White and Mr.. Fred Bell
made good impression on the peo-
pie. The banner was taken by Mr.
Fred Bell. Miss May Redder anG
Mrs. Matilda johnson were in Green
vile to attend the District Board
Mrs. Lula Williams, Mrs. Jas. Pains
and Mrs Althi Hansby are on the
sick list. Messrs. Fisher and Dan.
iels have opened beautiful cafe.
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MART.

Mart, Texas, June 10.-Rocky
Creek notes, Sunday was a high day
at this church, Rev. Kelly was at
his post and delivered two excellent
sermons. Lawyer Evans left last
Monday night for Chicago as dele
gate to the National convention.
st. Mary Notes.-Rev. Ellis as
sisted by Rev. McClendon has done
a great work in the last fifteen
days. Several have connected them
selves with the church.
M. e. Notes-Rev. HALEY though
very feeble was at his post Sunday
Services were good all day. Rev
Cogswell is still on the sick list
Mrs. Lizzie Brown is attending the
X. of P. Grand Lodge in Dallas
this week.
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EAST PORT

East Port, Okla, June 10.-St
Paul Baptist church is still alibe
The pastor, Rev. Jones was assisted
by Rev. ]. G. Shelton, F. NJ. Phillips
and ]. w. Williams Each was given
a certain time in which to speak
and take his collection. Rev. Jones
peached the closing sermon from
the subject when time goes well
with you. remember, Me-" Total
collection $500. Mrs. Mary Adkins
and Mrs. Smith spent Sunday in
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