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North New Home.

Mrs. Bud Berry and children visit
ed with Mrs. Tom Chandler last
Thursday.
Milt Reeves and wife and Fred
Wilson visited at Free Stanfill's north
of Virginia Sunday. ..
Tom Lewis and wife. of Amst-r
dam Perry 0sbone and family aad
Mrs. Bud Berry and children visited
Sunday at Mr.. Chambers.
Bob Snroul and wife and children
visited Sunday with Mrs. J. L. Strein.
Jim Morris and wife and children
spent Sunday at Brick McCaughey's.
Mrs. Tom Chandler is on the sick
list.
Our vicinity was visited with fine
rain Sunday afternoon.
Jessie, the little daughter of Lee
Compton and wife, had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her arm N
day evening. COR.
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Foster Flashes.

Gus Scarnier and family of Wcr-
land spent few days last week with
relatives at this place.
Miss Dale Briscoe was a passenger
to Butler last Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Cullison and little daughter,
Wanda Mae, spent Sunday with Mrs.
F. r. Swarens and family.
Mrs. Frank Goodenough, who was
called away to attend the funeral IT
her sister, returned from Canon City,
Colorado, last Wednesday.
Rothwell Writ, from Kansas City,
Mo-, is spending few days with his
grandparents at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson,
of Rich Hill, visited Friday at the
home of L. +. Deaton.
J. P. Mccall and family spent Sun
day with Lewis Lent and family.
Harvey Deaton spent Sunday with
Cecil Clouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briscoe were
the guests of L. O. Daniels and wife
Sunday.
w. P. Carson and Mrs. Jasper Ma
ton, who have been visiting with rel
atives in McCracken, Kas., returned
home Thursday.
Miss Opal Briscoe, who has been
visiting with relatives in Ell Dorado
Springs, Mo-, returned home last
Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Gooden visited Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Hazel
Frankenfield.
c. H. Calvin, wife and daughter,
Frances, Edith Workman, Velma,
Kathleen and Francis Briscoe spent
Sunday with L. E. Deaton and fam
lily.
Sam Hopkins, from Garden City, is
visiting with Art Thomas and family
this week.
Pleasant Shelton and Ernest Stand
ish were business visitors in Kansas
City Saturday, returning home Sum
day.
John Vaughn was business ~is-
i,or in Butler Saturday.
Tony Rider, A. D. Carpenter, Ed
Roberts, John Gasline and Mr.. Kelley
from Mulberry, Kas., were in Foster
Sunday.
Fred Boxley, from Kansas Lity, is
here at present overseeing the inter-
ests of the oil VIII.
Walter and Charley Krouse, IF
Wichita, Kas., are here working at
the oil well.
Miss Ollie Cox visited iron. Friday
until Sunday last week with Miss
Emma Parlier.
A. G. Metzler, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Platter, from Kansas City, are WIS.,
iting relatives here this week.
DR.. Foster, the presiding elder,
conducted services at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning and evening.
Bill Anderson has discontinued his
visit with E. T. Hines and iaia;ly and
has returned to Adrian to his work.
Willie Doke and wife, from KAN
sas, are visiting with his brother, Ed
and family this week.
Robert Treasure, from Kansas City
is visiting with his grandparents, MI.
and Mrs. Robert Treasure, at this
writing.
Work on the school house as pro-
crossing rapidly. 1t has sure in-
proved its looks so far.
Miss Marie Dark, from Athol, Mo-,
spent the last of the week with Fl.
H. Burke and family.
Miss Fairy Parson left Monday to
visit relatives and friends at Athol.
DAISY.
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Couuland.

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Lockard, Of
Kansas City, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Lockard.
Miss Marie Dark visited at the
Burk home in Foster several days the
last of the week.
The CORTLAND community threshing
machine started the seasons run q
Charley. Weiss last Tuesday morning
with engineer E. ]. Lockard separa-
tor man and Roy Morrison water
monkey. It is now threshing Ut
Soderstrom's.
Miss Veta Vannoy, of Butler, visit
ed Naude Morgan Saturday and Sum
Miss Mary Lansing, of Columbia.
i visiting her brothers, Harry and c.
n Wafson EaneipG
N s. Simpsoa and family spent
sunday with bis brother, Harry
SIMEON.
Mrx Ed Dippie is enjoying . visit
fsom her sister-in-law, and her
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Mrs. House and daughter. Eliza
beth, Mrs. Dalton and daughter,
Geneva, were shopping in Butler Sat-
urday. -
MURBELLE.
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Virginia News.

Mr.. and. Mrs. c. Fleming, OF
Kansas CITY Mo-, visited Friday and
Saturday of last week with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fleming and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Welliver.
Mr.. Wear and daughter, Gladys, OF
near Butler, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. L. s. Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charle'' Ryther called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Price Calvert of
Butler Saturday evening.
Edgar Brayton, who has been out
in Kansas helping harvest, came
home Saturday.
Rev. R. A. Thompson, of Kansas
City, gave a fine talk Sunday and
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PaHaic.

We had fine rain Sunday after
noon, which will make fine roasting
ears.
Everyone is busy stacking hay and
oats in this neck of the woods.
Jewel Thompson cut hay for Mr..
Conklin Saturday.
Bro. Walker preached fine ser
mon Sunday morning and night. Its
his farewell sermon, until after con-
ference. We hope to get him back.
He can't be beat. If parents would
go to take their sons and daughters
to church, maybe there would be
more going inside instead of sitting
out in the cars and when they get
home, of course, they say they have
been to church.
Miss Flossie Ruddle called OH
Miss Grace Shonk.
LeEtta and Leila Ruddle called on
Pauline and Idell Sherman Sunday at
ternoon.
- Geo. Lee, of Butter, bought O. J.
Radford's store at Passaic and moved
the groceries and dry goods to his
store in Butler. We are going to
have new grocery store in Passalc
in the near future.
= L. Radford and son, east of Butler
bailed hay for Fred Church last
week.
Mrs. Jno. Odea spent the day with
Mrs. Wade Ruddle Sunday.
Elmer Sherman called on Jno. Shc!-
by Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. House and Mr.. Myers and Mr.
Sherman stacked hay for Mr.. Dalton
Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. Dalton spent the day Sunday
with Mr.. Sherman.
Geo. Ruddle and son, Harry, Doyle
West and Wade Ruddle spent the
day Sunday at Emery Lockard's, near
Nyhart and went fishing, but didn't
hear how many they caught
Frank Hardin has been haying last
week.
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Many Suicides In China.
China has more suicides than any
other country in the world. In single
year as many as half q million cases
of self-destruction have been 70.
corded.
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Start Drilling for Oil in Hume Field

T. Sheehy unloaded large drilling
outfit here last week which was taken
to his farm 8 miles southeast Of
Hume, where drilling was started
Monday, for oil. There has been
several indications of oil in the
sloughs and in the wells on and near
his farm for quite awhile and they
have formed . company and are 60
ing to see what 10 behind these traces
of oil. Let US an hope that they will
strike gusher in . few days.
Drilling was also started on the ].
G. Holland farm, just north of Hume
Monday, near the well that showed
oil here few weeks ago. Hume will
no doubt be an oil town after all,
should these wells prove oilers
Hume Telephone. =
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Col. c. E. Robbins, who has been
ON an automobile trip through the
West returned home last week,
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GERMS THAT
YOU BREATHE
In the Mouth Which is Warm
and Moist
Rinse Mouth Often WIKI steroiine

Rinse Mouth often win steroi;ne
How do germs get in the body ?
They cannot bore through the skin.
They must enter either through
breaks in the skin or through the
mouth
Once in your mouth, germ is hap
ply. He can live in the warm. moist
folds of soft membranes. He can
raise big family and he can make
trouble for you in any way that suits
him best.
If you breathe through your mouth
either. sleeping or waking, you ought
to know that every breath of air taken
into the mouth contains hundreds of
germs.
Dental science has definitely estab-
and the dreaded Pyorrhoea or Riggs
Disease Of the gums is caused by
germs. -
Germs Which enter9a through the
mouth and spread through the body
are the cause of nearly all kinds Of
sickness.
You can help Nature fight these
germs by giving your mouth frequent
antiseptic washes with Steroiins.
Steroline is made acaordig to an ac-
eepted and approved formula for a
highly efficient mouth wash and
toilet antiseptic this formula Is print
ed on the label of every bottle. Ster-
oline is new product combining
antiseptic agents never before used
in mouth wash
Your druggist sells and recon-
mends Steroline The price is soc a
bottle. If there is an unfriendly
germ in your mouth no matter how it
got there, Steroline can srender it
harmless. Constant use means bet
ter teeth and gums.
You can do nothing better for your
child than to teach it how to protect
the mouth and throat. Steroline is
always presented in an ethical man.
ner.
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NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION

Notice is hereby given that at the
next session of the Genera. Assembly
Of the State Of Georgia, which will
convene at the. State Capitol i'll the
City of Atlanta on June %, 1920, there
will be introduced for pashsage bin
entitled IAN Act to amend the char
ter of the City of Brunswick. in saId
state, to change the corporate name
of said city, to abolish the offices OF
Mayor and Alderman and certain 9TH
er Offices of said city created by legis-
lative enactment, to provide for a
Commission Manager form of govern
ment for said city, and for other pur-
poses" This May 20. 1920.
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NOW READY FOR BUSINESS.

The new repair and shoe shine de-
partment recently added TO the shoe
business of Henry Hirsch on Newcas
tie street is now open and ready for
business. Mr.. Hirsch has installed
some very high class machinery. and
is in position to save you considerable
money on your foot wear bill.
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BRUNSWICK DELEGATES
ATTENDING.

Messrs. l.. Ludwig, w. F. Symons
and N. H. Ballard are attending the
state convention OF Knights of Pyth.
las in Savannah. The session is on
for three days, and Savannah is ar
ranging many pleasant entertain
nfents for the VISITORS - ~
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NOTES

!. x \ j. .- X X j. j. X !. :. 1. j!
THE TIDES:
High Water, Brunswick bar, 1928
a. m, and 1856 p. m. Low Water at
9 :36 a. m. and 243 p. m. Sun rises
81 % a. m, sets ~ p. m.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, April s.
Easter exercises were observed at
all the churches Sunday, splendid
programs were arranged. All the
pastors of the various churches
filled their pulpits at II o'clock,
$513S was raised by the M. E..
Sunday school for the cemetery.
Rev. j. e. Dennis Of Houston held
a ten days revival at the County
Line Baptist church, some Is souls
were added to the church.
Mrs. Lee Boswell of Gainesville
is visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trammell. Mr.. A. r. Flagg is
spending few days in Terrell on
business. Rev. Cooper assistant
pastor of Macedonia Baptist church
of Dallas, is here. He organized a
lodge, the Royal Friends of Amer
lea. Mrs. Lula Foster has returned
home from Roanoke. Miss Lois
Halton of Sanger spent Easter at
home. Miss Cora Dennie is visiting
in Gainesville. Mr.. Titus Stone was
in Denton, Saturday and Sunday.
The concert that was given by
the public school was an enjoyable
affair. Prof. Love needs to be com
mended for his efforts to build a
new school. Rev. w. H. Warner
filled his appointment at Lewisville,
Sunday.
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WOLFE CITY.

Wolfe City, Texas April Sum
day was a high day at the G. M. E.
church with preaching, morning and
night by the pastor. Easter exer-
cises in the afternoon was enjoyed
by all present. Mr.. and Mrs. Park
er have gone to Wichita Falls to
make their future home. Miss Ger
trude Hill of Fort Worth is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Annie Woods.
Mr.. McWoods is visiting in Paris.
Mr.. Acie Fleming left for Paris,
Saturday. Miss Estella Goss passed
through our city, Saturday. Mrs.
Julia Hollis spent Saturday and Sun
day in Commerce. Rev. Foster of
Ladonia, was in the city Monday.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. McPeters, a
girl, mother and baby doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders have returned
home after spending the weekend
in Mckinney. Mrs. Sanders sister,
accompanied her home. Miss Elnora
MCGEE, student in F. I. S. College
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city. The honor roll for the high
school for the month of March is
the following: Miss Mary Linley
Geneva benson, Anna NJ. Cash,
Loyce Workman and Enestine Ran
dies.
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TEXAS TOWNS
KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas, April Sunday
school was well attended, all Of
ficersi present. The lesson reviewed
pro and con. Good lecture by Supt.
Mr.. Alonzo Kennedy visited in
Houston, few days. Mr., Jethro
williams and little Henry Vernel
visited his sister, Mrs. David Mil
Ter in Trinity. Miss Johnnie Den
mon is visiting relatives in Diboll.
Deputy Fitzhugh Patrick of the
Golden Chain has organized six
teen members. Rev. ]. w. Price
the District Missionary preached a
noble sermon. Mrs. Carrie Dog
gett left today for Onalaska to
visit her mother. Rev. Patrick Of
Trinity, was in town a few days
last week. The w. H. M. S. met
last Monday evening in regular ses-
sion with a good attendance, col
lection $500 For subscription for
the Dallas Express see Bill VIII
liams.
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HILLSBORO.

HilIsboro, Texas, April 8.-Pea-
body high school is still progressing
Miss Morgan has an excellent do
nestle art department. Her girls
are doing nice work. Our manual
training teacher resigned in the
middle of the session so the boys
are receiving no such training.
A parent and teacher club has
been organized with Mrs. D. Moore,
president; Miss w. G. Kirkland, vice
president; Mrs. A. M. Mas, sec
rotary and Mrs. Lille Lakes, treas
ure. The club will observe Negro
Health week in Texas; and will
have a stereoscopical address on
sanitation, by Prof. Bornwell. Thurs
day, the club will clean the grounds
of the school.
Mrs. Miller, one of the teachers
cut her foot very bad. while play
ing ball with the Junior club.
Miss Verde Highsaw is here
visiting her aunt, Mrs. d. Moore.
Laura Mae Branch, Reporter.
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GARLAND.

Garland, Texas. April S.-Easter
exercise at Simms Chapel Baptist
church Sunday night was excellent,
conducted by Mrs. e. H. Walton.
Rev. A. L. Sims, pastor of Sim S
Chapel received the sad intelligence
of the illness of his wife Saturday.
Rev. H. Sims, Royse City preach
ed two excellent sermons at Sims
Chapel Sunday and Sunday night.
Mr.. Johnnie Townsell and Mr..
Malcolm Murphy were the guests of
Misses Pearline and Bessie John
son, Sunday.
The Starlight Band of Sims Chap
ell meets every Monday evening at
8 to O'Clock. The young people
are doing religious work, helping
to bring about Christ's kingdom here
on earth. Every one is invited to
come and hear the young people.
Every member of our race should
subscribed for the Dallas Express.
We should educate our young
people. The greatest demand of
the age is education.
Education, as one Pedagogue has
said is a development of the pow
ers of an individual and the train
ing of them in obedience to the
Laws of Reason and Morality.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Smith visit
ed in Plano, Sunday.
Mr.. Chester Fields and Mr.. Nc
Clair Jones were the guest of Misses
Lovena and Willie May Clayton,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Mae Clark visited her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs
John Clayton, Monday evening,
April 6.
Miss Bessie Walker visited Miss
Lovenia Clayton, Sunday, April A.
Mr.. Mckinley Clayton was the
guest of Miss Thelma BLY,, Sunday.
Mr.. Horace Walker was the
guest of Miss Margaret Noble. Sun
day evening.
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OKMULGEE

Oknulgee, Okla, April S-Mme. e.
A. Hackley was the guest OF honor
at a reception given by the Shipper
Fidelis" club March %. from 20 p.
m, at the residence Of Mrs. ]. M.
White. The home was deliberately
decorated with roses, ferns and car
nations which shielded the fragrance
Of Spring everywhere. The evening
was pleasantly spent; those attend
ed enjoyed musical numbers given
at intervals during entire afternoon.
Those fortunate to be present at
the time were highly entertained By
Nine. Hackley's account of her
foreign travels, and in the meantime
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Club Reports
The Sophomore Basket ball team OF
Dunbar Hi defeated the Juniors in
a holly contested game last Tuesday;
Scores Z to 6. After the game the
winning team was entertained by the
losing team. Miss N. C, Day and
&c. j. Borbourn were guests of the
team. Okmulgee Elks are up AMI
doing. Quite a number of pleasant
surprises are for Okmulgee. The
Blks will see to it. B. ]. Wilson
entertained the Flipper-Key-Davis
Glee club last Saturday at ia w.
9th street Tn evening was pleasant
ly spent
Miss Annie Garrett of Capitol
Heights has been on the sick list
but is convalescing. Misses Harris
and Greer of Dunbar school are
among friends in Muskogee Sunday.
Miss Frances Dear of Dunbar School
was a guest at luncheon at the res
idence of Wilson Brothers Sunday
Rev. j. o. Murphy and r. M. Madden
departed for Annual Conference Mon
day, which convenes in Kansas City,
Mo. In spite of the zero weather
Easter exercises were appropriately
carried out at the city churches
The Grand Easter Rally at Shorter
Chapel A. NJ. e. church created much
interest. Final reports will be made
Monday night See next weeks issue
CT Express for complete report.
Hon. Richard b. Harrison gave a
very pleasant reading at the Easter
Banquet at the A. NJ. p. church
Friday night While in the city he
was a guest of B. j. Wilson, IA
w. 9th street. Or. j. w. Gentry
who for some time has been the able
manager of the Owl Drug Store has
opened a fine Drug Store in Beggs
Oklahoma. His many Okmulgee
friends hope for him much success.
Mr.. p. NJ, B. Fl. and Lonnie Mann
were called to Tulsa last Wednesday
he reason of death of their father
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Cave
man of 712 W. 9th St., a fine girl
on Good Friday. Mother and daugh-
ter are doing fine. James Rhodes
was shot Saturday night on East
9Th street, dying a few hours later
James Todd who did the shooting
is in Jail. Deceased killed man
near the same spot last year. Little
Pauline Pierce Of w. 9th street, age
IS months died Saturday morning
We sympathize with her parents
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Pierce in The
death of their daughter
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HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. R. '

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