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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
RIESEL.

Riesel, Texas, April Sunday
was a high day at all churches.
Sunday school was up to a high
standard at New Zion. General re-
view was conducted by I. Dorsey.
Rev. B. M. Miller of Waco was with
Rev. Lee at Sunset Sunday and re-
ported a glorious time. The He
rines of Jericho of Riesel, Harrison
and Spring Hill Joined and celebrat-
ed Palm Sunday at the Spring Hill
M. e. church and a great host wit
messed the occasion. Mrs. Hattie
Smith left for her home Friday
Rev. H. Guy left for McGili Chapel
Sunday on conventional matters.
The Colored people here are plan
ming to observe Negro Health Week
April 4-10. Special programs will
be rendered at the new Zion Bap-
tist church this week.
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HILLSBORO
PeahodY Hitch School

Hillsboro, Texas, pAril 1.--So far
there is no scratch of any kind on
your beloved walls. You are report
ed to be the finest in the state for
a city this size. With the help of
good sanitation and civic attraction
we are going to keep you the finest
and most loved Peabody High. One
part of the second year class has
completed Algebra and has taken
up Geometry. Ethel Carson, one
of our classmates, has returned af-
ter two years stay in San Antinio
We are very glad to have her in our
school again. The games of Tennis,
croquet and baseball are progress
ing nicely. Milford Hi will play
against Peabody Hi Friday April 2.
Miss Kirklands room was SO per
cent perfect in attendance this month,
for which they will receive q half
holiday. Much to our regret Prof.
j. T. Miles has gone to Mineral
Wells to spend the rest of the Spring.
Mr.. Angelus Edwards. Mrs. DR..
Moore's son has returned from Sam
uel Huston College.
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G. w. TOWNSHIP OF TERRML,
TEXAS.

Mr.. Townsell. Is one of Terrell's
most progressive business men.
He is Deacon of New Hope Bap-
fist church, Chairman Of the
Green-McCarth club, Council Com
mander of National Woodmen Of
Texas, Camp No. 70, director
in the Nelson OIL Co., and personally
owns and operates grocery store.
barber shop, rooming house and
pleasure garden. He owns some
of the best property in Terrell.
While in Dallas to attend the
meeting of the Board of Golden
Chain of which he is chairman, he
stopped in the Office of the Eek
press where he conversed freely
concerning the Green-M Carthy
club which he is making hum in
Terrell. He is a race man from
his heart and being happily situated
in that he enjoys the confidence OF
the best white people of his town,
there is no limit as to results we
may expect from his management
of the Green-McCarthy club In
Terrell.
He attended a meeting of a COM
mittee of the Green-McCarthy club
at Fort Worth, on Thursday.
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WAKE UP OPEN YOUR EYES

viii possession SECRET VIII give
Perfect health what
Complaint Defect Trouble matters not what is where is
tells
teaches
business selling anything
other rapidly
to fill Will
and win
in It Keys the
that be repeId They only TEN
worth ten times that amounti and in life
would hundre
$4,000 was only allowed to certain word In this
the Kingdom just what you and everybody has
troubles Of
viii win know
do in
Think hint to the Wise
nent? Is ($1O)
guide life
DIR. WALDEN H. CONN.,
Tulsa,
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, April 1.-The SUI
perintendent and, Teachers of the
Saint Paul Baptist Sunday school
have announced an extraordinary
program for their Easter exercises.
The morning services beginning at
IL O'Clock will be in charge of the
advanced pupils, with special music
Appropriate for the occasion, rend-
cred by the choir, including an
thems, solos. Duets, and quartet
selections. The evening will be CIV
en- over to the little folks. An
Overlooking crowd Is expected al
the morning services at which time
the announcement of the prize win
ners in the Sunday schools financial
campaign will be made. Rev. c.
N. Hampton will preach special
Easter sermon. Prof B. H. Ora
ham is Superintendent.
H. NJ. Kingsley, Supt., of the
Colored Congregational church in
Ala, Tenn, and Kentucky, was in
the city last week, and delivered
a very timely and interesting adj
dress to the students of Gibbons
high school. He gave to the stu
dents several illustrations, the
knowledge of which would aid them
in planning useful lives.
Prof. NJ M. Rodgers of Dallas
Past Grand Keeper of R. and S. OF
the X. of P. of Texas, and auditor
of the State Baptist S. S. Convent.
ion addressed the Sunday schoo
and church at Saint Paul last Sun
day morning. The address was full
of interest and was a source of in
SEPARATION to all who heard it. Hon
G.. M. Guest was host to Prof. Rod
gers while in the city.
Prof. B. H. Graham, who wa:
commissioned several months age
by the Great Southern Fire In
surance Co., of Atlanta, Ca, to sci
stock for the company in the North
ern District of Texas, is in receip
of a letter stating the company ex
poets to begin writing insurance IL
about thirty days. When this com
pany begins business, 1t will be thu
only old line fire insurance com
pany in the world owned and oper
ated by Negroes The company II
capitalized at $150,000. Prof. Ora
ham has sold several shares of thu
stock to people in Paris and adjoin
ing towns. He states that there ar
few more shares left to be solt
in this district.
The Secretary of the Republican
club is in receipt of a communica
ton from Col. Roscoe Conklin Sim
mons, the greatest orator of tn
Colored race, who will speak at tn
Grand Theatre on April 18th, tina
he is coming to Paris loaded dow
with news which the people OF thi
city and county will need to know
He will tell the actual facts, as the.
have never been told, how the blacl
boys went over the top In France
He will tell of his experiences II
France, Italy, Belgium, England
and Germany. He will make tn
hair rise on your head, so vivid,
will he give a description OF tn
battles Of the Argonne Forest, Cha
teau Thierry, and Saint Mihiel. HI
will also tell of the part the Colore'
people expect to play n the com
ing election for president of tn
United States.
Rev. e. M Jones, field secre
tary of the Sunday schools OF tn
Methodist churches among Negroe
was in Paris last week and spok
on Friday night at Mt. Zion M. L
church. He also spoke to the stu
dents of Gibbons high school, an
admonished them to acquire som
definite aim towards which to worl
as a life's work.
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CALVERT

Calvert, Texas, April Mrs. A.
B. Turner of Chicago is expected in
the city April 3rd to visit her broth
er. Prof A. H. Minis and relatives.
Mrs. F. L. Roberts left for her home
Sunday after spending week with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson.
Mrs Mary Wallace was in the city
a few days ago, guest of her sister
Mrs. Bessie Sapp. Master Walter
Lloyd is sick at his home near Cal
vert Junction. Miss e. P. Hunter
left Saturday to visit her mother at
Navasota. Mrs. Smith is i'll at her
home in West Calvert Mr.. F. L.
Roberts left Saturday for her home.
Mrs. Smith of Mumford spent Sun
day in the city and left for home
Sunday evening. The concert at the
st. Paul NJ. e. church was a success.
Miss Willie Mae Harvey, conduct
ress of the play, Home Mission in
an Acceptance" was well up to the
minute. Misses Bessie Fields and
Georgia Brown, star players, held
the audience spell bound for a few
minutes.
1rOSTeSSlN6 lOuSS W. L, OH =
United Temple No. 2, Wonderful
Workers of the World met Monday
night and elected officers. Installa-
ton Friday night The church OF
God is carrying on revival at theiI
church in South Calvert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Taylor are back from
Houston where they went to attend
the funeral of their aunt. Rev. Tay-
lor was at his post all day Sunday
Rev. Hoyett of Hearne spent Sunday
in the city the guest of Prof. and
Mrs. w. r, Payne. Rev, Tedford
preached at st. Paul~M. Z. church
Sunday night to crowded house
Mr.. Dock Walton and Miss Minnie
Wilkerson were married last We'd
nesday night at $3.50 D. m. at the
brides home near Wild Cat Bridge
in Milan County.
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CIIICKASHA

Chichasha, Okla, April 1.-Services
at the First Baptist church Sunday
were well attended. Our pastor
Rev. d. D. Jones has returned from
Newton, Kans., where he spent few
days with Rev. Gentry in his new
field of labor Sister Castle of Tex
as is in the city doing rescue work
We are glad to have her in our midst
At 3 o'clock Sunday evening Rev
G. F. Burton of Miles Chapel c. NJ
e. church preached noble sermon
After he had closed Sister Castlg
delivered an address to the people
She will lecture to the women Tues
day night at the C. M. e. church
If you want your news to appear
in the current issue of each week
hand it to the agent Sunday night.
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ATHENS

Athens, Texas. April 1.-Quite a
number Of our young people went
to Kaufman to oil mill. Owing to
the District Missionary Institute at
Mineola, Pastor Pugh is absent to-
day. A number of Athenians are
attending. Mrs. Sarah Shaffer is on
the sick list. Deputy Robinson of
the American Woodmen was here
this week. A banquet was held in
his honor OF Odd Fellows hall. A
number of new members was added
to the Camp. Miss Ella Mae Wilson
of Brownsboro is visiting here.
CLEBURNE.
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BOOKER It. WASHINGTON ADD.
TION.

Mrs. Rena Hunt was appointed
leader of the children's program for
Easter, st. John Rope Holder will
have their sermon at Bells Chapel
Missionary Baptist church at 8
o'clock Sunday evening. Program
will begin at $50 preaching at $3.50
Rev. P. e. Donnell, pastor. Sister
Rena Hunt, secretary. The G. M.
10. Methodist church have arranged
program for Easter Sunday Sis
ter Bessie Bobo appointed leader.
Mrs. Stell Hollins is up from a
long spell of sickness. Mr.. Sam
Johnson lost his brother at Ferris.
28th. Rev. Richardson has re,urr
ed from West. Texas, where he w
II souls for Christ. Give me the
news and buy the Express every
week. See c. T. Robinson.
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Murphy Street church Notes.
AMARDLA

Amarillo, Texas, April 1.-Sunday
was a high day at Second Street
C. M. e. Church. Rev. w. B. Butler
P. E. of Los Angeles, district preach
ed Sunday night to a packed house
The ladies will present womanless
wedding at the church Friday night
The pastor has been granted three
weeks vacation to Louisiana and ex
penses. Rev. w. NJ. Flournoy pastor
The noble ruler of the Masonic Lodge
at this place died Sunday morning
at a local hospital and the body was
shipped to Paris Monday evening
for burial
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SMITHVILLE

Smithville, Texas, April Much
sickness among the old people here.
Mr.. NJ. M. Anderson, mother of Prof.
VIM. Anderson of this city died Mar.
18th and was buried in Bastrop.
Rev. Peter Page an old Baptist min
lister died here March goth. The
school children will go to Bastrop
April 18th to participate in the tri-
county schools meeting. Travis, Will
hanson and Bastrop County schools
will be represented. Hon. VIM. White
of Austin visited Prof. Anderson Sun
day talking politics. The First Bap-
fist church had rally Sunday and
raised $4,000 for the church debt
Mrs. Matte Galley is sick listed.
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MCKINNEY

Mckinney, Texas, Auril Ser
vices were good at all the churches.
Rev. j. B. Williams Of Waco is here
with his family. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Askew Wadley, fine boy. Mrs.
T. l. Willis was shipped here for
burial. She died at Prairie View
Mrs. Willis was the daughter of Prof
h. S. Doty. She leaves a mother
father, three sisters and two broth
ers to mourn her loss. Sick listed
Mr.. Bert Raines. Mrs. Matte Rhea
has returned home from the Baptist
Sanitarium and is doing nicely. HeI
many friends are rejoicing over her
return and wishes her speedy re
covery.
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BRENNAN

Brennan. Texas, April 1.-Marsh
is passing and the farmers are need
ing rain. Miss Julia Scott left Sat
urday for Houston and Galveston
to visit relatives. Mr.. Chauncey Will
liams was on the streets Saturday
and purchased copy of the Express
Sunday school and services good at
all churches. Mr.. Will Randles al
ways ask for the Express. Rev.
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PLANO

Plano, Texas, April I've has
with us Sunday Rev. Childs of Rose
bud. He preached to us Sunday
night. Good services all day. Rev
Ingram was at his post and Rev
Russell in the afternoon. The Jub-
illee Singers will sing here Wednes-
day night at the auditorium. They
are great and you should hear them
Sister Henderson is improving. also
Mrs. Millie Stevens.
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Marvelous-New adding machine,
$3.50 with stationary stand; $40
without stand; prepaid. Does work
of $500 machine; adds, subtracts,
multiplies, divides, automatically;
five-year guarantee; complete in
structions for operating and sug-
gestions and the written five-year
guarantee with every machine. Cash
or C. o. d. Address the Hall Sales
Co., p. O. Box 1853, Corsicana, Tex
4-3-4I
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BALEYynLE-JONEs PRAIRIE
Mi. Zion.Plcnsant Grove.

Sunday School conducted by as
sistant Supt. G. ]. Lee was fine. Mrs.
Myrtle Dogan left Friday for Rock
dale. Rev. G. r. PARTS and wife
were here Friday evening visiting
parents and relatives. Mrs. Lucy
Hurts is here visiting her aunt,
Mrs. F. A. Williams. Rev. Atkinson,
pastor of Pleasant Grove preache
a soul stirring sermon Sunday. Rev.
Rucker was at Pleasant Grove Sun
day organizing for the Five Million
Dollar Campaign.
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MART.

Mart, Texas. April IN. e.
NotesLRev. HALEY went to Mexia
to preach the sermon Of X. OF p,
Rev. Brunson filled the pulpit for
him. Rocky Creek-The Heroines
Of Jericho and X. of p. had their
annual sermon Sunday. Quite a
large crowd attended. Rev. Kelly
of Waco, was with us.
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Wanted.-Live real estate man to
sell town lots in the best Colorei
town in the State of Oklahoma,
Write for agents outfit and full
instructions. Reeves Realty Com
pany. Box 1896, Muskogee, Okla.
1856
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Wanted.-A Competent Pianist to
play for the church and teach mus
ic for town at large. A member
of Baptist church preferred. Orders
of the church. For further infor-
nation address-B. p. Hodges, 40l
r.. 9th Street, Taylor, Texas. --4-S-2t
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Want to Knoxville whereabouts
Of my two brothers. James and Will
lie Weston. Last heard of were in
Chicago, 1855 Wabash Avenue,
write Dave Weston, LufIyin, Texas.
4-3-1t
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Evans was out Of the city Saturday
to fill his appointment The Supt.
and Secretary are always at their
post of duty. Read the Express.
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WHITAKER'S CAFE
1909 jackson Street.

Brighter and Better than Meals
connection Tables supplied
your
ENos WHITAKER Prop
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Cleburne, Texas, April 1.-The
annual sermon of the X. of P's and
and Courts of Calanthas preached
by Rev. G. G. Hammonds Sunday
at the A. M. e. church was a grand
affair, music was furnished by the
A. M. e. choir. Welcome address
in behalf of the church by Mrs. Ella
Helm; response by Mr.. w. B. Rice.
Rev. H. H. Palmer, pastor of the
Shiloh Baptist church was at his
post Sunday. Mr.. Murphy of La
Junta, Colo, is in city visiting
friends.
Mr.. Noodle Fountain has return
ed from Needlis, Cal Baptising to-
morrow at IL o'clock at the Mt.
Zion Baptist church, Easter Sun
day exercises will be rendered at
night by Miss T. T. Phillips. The
Shiloh Baptist church Missionary
Sisters raised $4,000 in a contest
for the. foundation of their new
church, which will be erected soon.
Mrs. Marie Bagsby, Miss Clara Grit
fin, Miss Bertha Griffin have re
turned to Mexico. Mr.. Flemmings
of San Angelo was the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. L. Small last
week. Mrs. G. c. Smith is very
sick at his home. The Eastern
Stars Annual sermon preached at
the A. M. e. church Sunday night
by Rev. G. G. Hammonds was enjoy
ed by all. Rev. H. Wright was at
! his post at Whitney Sunday. Mr..
Easley left for San Antonio. DR..
Wallace's brother was his guest last
week. Rev. Joseph A. Brown
preached strong sermon at the
First Baptist church Sunday night
Rev. N. Prince left for his appoint
ment at North Texas. Mr.. Petty
who has been quite sick is better
Miss Edmondia Robinson of Fort
Worth is in the city visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Maggie lizard.
r.. r.. Shop Notes.
The Colored Brotherhood Of
this city donated to Joe Stiner, 6
paralytic $500.
]. C. Bouldin, president, Johr
Berry, vice; w. C. Calhoun, sec'y.
and treasurer. Local Grievance
Committee: Cornelius Johnson
Robert johnson, E. w. Wicks
Sick committee: Jeff Mcdonald
Chas Scott, Thos Peoples.
Murphy Street Church Notes.
Revs. T. e. Campbell and L. P
Proctor visited Central Distric
meeting at Waco, Saturday, the!
reported an excellent meeting. Rev
Campbell was back to his pos
Sunday and preached an excellen
sermon, Sunday night from Act
S-31, "How Can i Except Som
one, Guide Me-" Collection $14.5O
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Wanted.--First class barber, $25
per week guarantee to right man.
Call or write Frank Payne, % N.
CINCINNATI Street, Tulsa. Oklahoma,
Phone Cedar 173.
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Joy Maker Cleaning and pressing
shop. All work guaranteed. Spec
ial attention to ladies' work. An
drews and Quinn, Props, Lufkin,
Texas.
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Just Out.--A Biblical prophecy of
the coming great power and freed
ON of the Negro. Price rs cents
by mail, 35 cents.
ID. Samuel, 1901 Wabash Ave.
CHICAGO. I'LL.
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Corsicana.--Mr. John Hill wishes
to adopt a baby girl between the
ages of three and twelve years.
Blooming Grove. Texas. 4-3-2t
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Excelsior Mutual Benefit
Association
Dallas, Texas

Most people need money when
there's death in the family Some
times they want to carry the body
out Of town or they may want to send
for relative II you think you need
this kind OF SERVICE take Insurance.
with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BEN
Eft ASSOCIATION
We pay death claims In ~ hours.
Any person desiring such protection.
call at room 2Os Pythian Temple,
2b49 Elm street or call NJ. 557.
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DR.. WALDEN H. COIN,

lOs1S North Greenwood
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
Salt Lakers' Junket
Has Been Postponed

The salt Lake business mems ex-
cursion originally scheduled 20 reach
Filler Saturday. has been indefinitely
postponed on account q the railroad
Industrial emergency.
In a letter received by the secretary
OF the Filler Commercial club. sam X.
Smith OF the Salt Lake Wholesale
Trades department stated that their
organization did not feel inclined TO
add anything 10 the burdens OF the
railroad companies He said that the
O. S l.. company officials assured
them that they would move the spcci-
cial train il they decided 70 make the
trip as scheduled. bat after careful
deliberation they decided that the trip
best be postponed for a future date
All arrangements were complete and
the party was ready 20 start on the
junket.
II is expected that the big excur-
sion Of Salt Lake business men to
southern Idaho points will take place
az 40 early date william Bunce Is
chairman Of the local committee and
when the train arrives here. the party
will be the guests OF the Filler Com
mercial club.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
New Street Is
Being Opened Up

Thru the action OF the village board
in taking into the Incorporation the
new Munyon addition on the south OF
town. Union avenue Is this week be-
ing opened up. giving Filler a new
residence street one block west Of
Yakima avenue.
The street win extend clear thru to
the r. c. Graves ranch property
Workmen under the direction Of L. D.
Allen, street commissioner are this
week putting the street into shape.
Plans are already underway 10 pro
vide the new addition with electric
lights. cement sidewalks. and the wa
ter system Since the sale OF the SO
lots last summer. several modern
homes nave been erected on the tract
and numerous other homes viii be
built there this season.
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Filler Wins Places
In County Contest

Tiirly-cight students Of rural
schools on Saturday engaged in com
petiiive contests for the purpose Of
determining proficiency in branches
of learning. The studies exemplihed
were map drawing arithmetic, SPELL
ing and story telling. The contests
we're supervised by L. E. Bear OF the
Twin Fails high school, in the alb
sence Of Superintendent Hal G. Blue.
John r. Ault. county juvenile officer,
addressed the contestants, who repre-
scented various sections Of the county
1t large. Following are the winners.
Spelling
First Kathryn Logan. District No.
As. Alicndale.
Second Ormond Thomas. District
40. q. Poplar Grove
Ina Campbell. Ind. No. S. Murtaugh.
honorable mention)
Arithmetic
First Ina Campbell. Ind. No. s
Murtaugh.
Second Cecil Massie. District No
46. CastlefOrd.
Arthur Leth. District No. %. Excel
sior. honorable mention).
Map Drawing
First-Colda Smith. Ind No. 4.
Filler
Second-James Woolsey. Ind No
=. Filler
Bertha Richardson. District No 46.
Castleford. honorable mention).
Story Telling
First-Treva Davis. District No. IL,
Washington
Second Ruth Woolsey, Ind. No. 4
Filler.
Stella Strong. Ind. No. ?. Kimberly,
honorable mentionl.
Judges OF the contest were Misses
Mamie Bayer. Julia Helzinger and
Harriet Petliiohn.
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Taylor Will Have
Modern Machine Shop

To give Filler one OF the most com
pleie and modern equipped machine
shops in the county is TIE plan Of c b.
Taylor and his son. William who have
purchased the COoper-Case-Anderson
plant on east Main street.
The new concern announce that they
viii also go into the truck bed man
ufacturing business. and that In a
few months they hope to be turning
out as good a product as is found
anywhere.
The shop is extensively equipped
with lathes. power drills planning
machines. FORCES. wood working mach
merry and other expensive equipment.
Mr Taylor is an expert machlnst and
has had extensive experience in his
line OF work His son William. is an
auto mackanio. and al present Is fore
man o. a shop az Idaho Falls. but VIII
arrive here shortly II Is expected
that the machine shap Will be open
for business about May l.
The firm announce that they will
specialize IN auto repair work. but
viii cater 20 general machine shop
work. such as lathe work. drilling.
woodwork. machine biacksmithing. and
aceytelene Gliding. aside from the
manufacturing end OF the business
The present quarters OF the plant
are being remodeiled. and a fifty foot
addition 10 the building is already
planned