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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
lSpeclal to Tho News-Times.)

NEW YORK April. 2.-Produc-
ton Of motion pictures is now on
better basis than it has been In the
last II months. Several big COM
Fauies have consolidated. Another
consolidation lis near. 1t involves two
Of the biggest companies in the bus
mess
This has resulted in saving great
amounts of money consumed in
overhead expense Those savings are
now going into production. Pictures
are costing more to make than for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

Ernest Lubitsch shows the first re-
suits OF his American trip both in
the continuity and i'm the lighting.
Q-What memorable pictures Of
two or three years ago are soon 70
bee re-issued?
A-'The Miracle Man" "Dr
Jeckyll and Mr.. Hyde. "Old Wives
for New ION with the Dance, %
Don't Charge Your Husband" Be
hold Ny Wife" and Male and Fe-
male" are 10 be re-issued in the
near future.
Q-What movie star once played
the role of the little Duke of York
in Shakespeare's Richard the
Third p"
A.-Bebe Daniels i'm her early
stage experience played this pathetic
role.
What is the 1922 model of YAM
pire? See if your idea OF the up-to-
the-minute vamp corresponds 20
that Of an expert on vamps whose
description we Will print tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

Owing 20 the unevenness of the
coast line, Eugland's exact geo
raphical center never has been
definitely determined.
Trees which grow on the northern
side OF n hill made more durabI
timber than those which grow on the
southern side.
Five OF the signers Of the Ameri-
can Declaration Of independence
lived 10 be more than ninety, eight
more than eighty and ten more than
seventy years OF age
sun dial Is supposed 10 have been
invented about $50 =. g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
/ Had a SeUere Case

or LaGrippe which left me I'm a very
bad shape. Nothing seemed 20 do me
any good. ] was So weak and nervous
1 saw where DR.. Rurkhart would send
treatment on trial ! found DIT Burk-
hart Vegetable Compound 10 be just
what he claimed IL built me- mp I'm a
short time. / wish an afflicted could
know what a wonderful medicine 10 is.
Rev. A.. o.. BranOn. Camp Hin. Ala
" rite today for treatment Of this
reliable herb remedy. Address 62t Main
ST., Cincinnati %. 81 DAYS treatment.
25c; 90 DAYS. J0c. All gists.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

LIMA DE LONG. FRENCH
CHILD SCREEN IDOL. CONSID-
Erred ONE OF THE MOST BEAU
TIFUL OF MOVIE CHILDREN.
merely. More attention is being
given 80 detail and casts. Former
stars are playing in supporting roles.
AII of this is reflected i'm the new
err pictures Photoplays of today
are better technically ana artistical-
Is than they have ever been before.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
CARP IN ANOTHER FILM.

Henri Berger. French
producer, now in New York, tells me
that he will make a film starring
Georges Carpenter next fall 1t
will be made in France.
Diamant- Berger also intends TO
film Twenty Years After" by Du-
mas. when he returns next week.
That will be in 40 reels. He brought
10 America with him his version of
"The Three Musketeers." 1t is in
Il reels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
BREMEN

Heisters Variety store. situated
En- the Hotel Dietrich block was
badly damaged by fire early Sunday
monrn.nE SO clew has been found
90 indicate how the Gre orizInated
o. ~ Hester. proprietor estimates
his loss az approximately $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

EVANSVILLE. April % When
the county clerks office closed Sat
urday afternoon. 42O persons had
filed nntices of their candidates. for
county and state offices This breaks
all records for Vanderburs county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
After-Dinner Tricks

cigar ie shown and waved ir -le
arr. Suddenly the band disappears fl-m
The cigar. Another wave and ID -
appears
The band only goes half way around
the cigar. u b. glued to the perfeeto
% keep 10 from falling of Tn war.1E
The cigar DC is given q taf turn. which
brings the h.srk side to che front A
reversal Of Tie movement brings the
band back
Copyright. 1899. D. Pebble LEDGER cg-,p4uy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
CASTLE

Floods that swirl and leap in such
tremendous fashion that they seem
merge the onlookers are a feature of
Tho Call of Home" the great dra-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

Calvin StertzbaCh. chiropractor
graduate of Universal school Of
Davenport and Ross school of Fort
Wayne. has opened offices at 521 y.
Main ST. f-u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

ma playing at the Castle today. SO
great was the enthusiasm which
marked the showing Of Beyond the
Rainbow" at the LaSalle yesterday,
that the Castle expects exceptional
throngs tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

saIr. Bryan is probably right in
6ntendlng that he did nor descend
from "a monkey. There are excellent
reasons for believing that his an.
earor was a parrot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

Is your toilet asking pointedly for
attention-sweeten it with Blue
Devil. Sb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03
Stage
ORPHEUM

Manager Scharnberg. of the Or
pheum. announced last night that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

atoii." FORBIDDEN Fruit" and THE
SEejk' flames. is booked soon in The
Lane That Had 40 Turning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

When YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 4o-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

cyclones revolve in opposite d.
kttions in the two hemisphere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

CLAUDE ALBERT, WHO RE
GENTLY WON \ CONTEST AS
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CHILD
IN FRANCE. WILL ENTER THE
MOVIES AT A SALARY SAID TO
BE $4,000 A YEAR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-03

hicles and supervise. their prepare
tion for the screen.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. b 4. Tyler moved
IN their beautiful new home In
Fugua ST.. recently. The new struct-
Ore has fine rooms and built on
aie most modern plan with hard
Mood floors The Mistress OF the
home is busy planning ard arran-
Rine the Interior decorations.
Mrs Mamie Moses Of Giddings,
Tex. and little son are IN the city
VISITING Mrs. Moses sisters. While
Bore she stopped with Madam B..
Sampson. oti Good Street
Mrs virginia Archie. one OF the
big land owners and water melon
growers OF Hampstead tNValler Coun-
tyl Texas vas IN the city during
the holidays visiting her daughter
ana sister-in-laN, Mr.. and Mrs. J A,
Austin, 1914 Alien Street.
Don't forget the &C" Clef Club at
bic Sisters Institute 201S Allen 81.
January s.
Begin the Neyg Year right by rea-
hing the Dsllas Express. Subscribe
now
i Mrs. Ella Wells Of Garland was in
Tie city Monday and Tuesday spend
lng the Christmas holidays with her
sister. Mrs. Virginia Fenncl, 3315
Mnngef Avenue.
< Mrs. Beaaie Boswell Chapman. an
: eompiiahed young woman former
II Of Dallas but recently Of Chicago
IS in the city Tor the holidays yisi-
ting her parents Mr.. and Mrs g X
Boswell in Allen Street, she mas been
die recipient OF many social features
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Sunday school is advancing under
the wonderful leadership of Bro. II.
McKinnes and his corps of efficient
teachers. The pastor preached at
both mornirg and evening services
AT pm. recreation service; $50 pm.
the B Y. p U. held splendid SER
vice Prof Billiard with his children
and Pref w. J. Countee with his
splendid singers were :.mong our
many visitors Sunday Christmas
morning prayer services were well
attended. and enjoyed by ALL The
Christina program and contest be-
tween the Senior president, Bro. IT,.
McClenan and the Junior president,
Bro. ]. d. Dooley is creating deal
of interest. it will close Sunday
night Dec. 81, 1922. Rev. Il. Lane
the assistant pastor has been con-
fined to his bed, but is now better.
Shiloh sends happy New Years
greeting to ALL with a happy cordial
welcome to all
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AAM0Nl; :, CHURCHES NfE
~ asaAa |Oa0l


aeir Xmas Cantata at 6 O'Clock con-
Quoted by Sister Stubblefield and her
class. The Black board detected the
Christ in a Star surrounded by sew
eral different Topics showing us how
to remember Christ and live for
him and the glory of his Kingdom.
All was well -benefitted who saw
and heard the different expressions
and illustrations from the program.
After the program ended we listen
ed to strong appeal from Bro. Jas.
Turner VINO spoke in master way
on B. X P. u work. The Xmas tree
Saturday night was a most brilliant
affair; about two hundred gathered
Of the church to see what old Santa
Claus had for them. Many received
valuable presents and all went home
rejoicing over a Merry good Christ
mas
Everywhere the reporter went
Monday we found Turkey in album
dance. At o'clock we had dinner
with Sister Norman on Juliet St.
The table was well decorated with
ferns. Turkey, cranberry salad not
rolls, ice cream nd cake We helped
ourselves and ps,ssed on and had a
luncheon with Bro. and Sis. g. W.
Hardilnal. From all Jurisdiction,
everybody had a merry good Christ
mas. Visitors In SUNDAY School was
Mr.. CIabron, 10Y Alexander AMI
Several others from Hutto
W. NJ Laft0n, Pastor.
J. H. Shackles. Reporter.
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its first meeting of the month
Thursday night at 2413h Elm st
Miss Martha King and Mrs. Geo
Grant Of Caddo St., are delighted ia
have as their holiday guest Mrs
Florence Clifton Of Waco.
Mr.. G. D. Grain and Mrs. P. Floyd
we're united In Holy WeGlock on Dec.
"a, at Mt. Rose Baptist church. Rev.
A A. Banks officiatd.
Grand Master, II. d. VIM CT the
Grand Lodge OF Texas Masonry visi-
ted lodges in Chapel Hill. Bellyllle,
Brennan and Prairie View this
week. He will return home Wednes-
day
DR.. b. Z. Howell, prominent local
physician Is visiting his parents az
Florence, Alabama. His return has
been expected since Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. J. B. Brooks Of
sealey, Texas are in the city with a
view OF locating here Mrs. Brooks
is pioneer teacher in Austin County.
They are stopping here with DR..
and Mrs Leach.
The &c" CIef Club will render a
programme on Jan. 5, at the Sisters
Institute 201S Allen ST.
Mrs. Rachel Johnson of Oakland
Calf. is~in the city visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Simon johnson,
21ls Clark Street She will remain
here probably a month or more.
Subscribe now for your paper
the Dallas Express. One year, two
dollars and a Quarter.
James Crittenden. well known
Dallas boy who Is now operating a
successful tailoring establishment AT
Detroit Mich, is now in Dallas shak-
ing hands with friends and old ac-
quaintances. He is stopping with his
father-in-law Mr.. Sam Lacy in Flora
Street
Mrs. Lottie Coleman Of Chapel
and Miss Horter Sc Williams of Waxa-
hachie are in town visiting Mr.. II
D. Vim. Allen and Flora Streets.
Mrs. Mcknight of Greenville is In
the city spending the holidays with
her daughter and son-in-law, MI
and Mrs. Nash. Cochran Street.
MIR @. North Of Houston spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
ncther-in-law Mrs. NJ u. Turner.
Mrs. s. A. Dawson of Temple, Tex.
is guest OF ner sister, Mrs. Pinkie
Williams
Little Fredie Evans. Jr.' the
wear old son of Mrs. Lucinda Evans
narrowly escaped death by poison
ing as the result OF drinking car
bolir acid
Hear the &c" Clef Club Jan, 5 al
the Sisters Institute 2C1S AllenSt-
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CHRISTMAS CHEER CLUB AND
Welfare BOARD MADE
many POOR HAPPY.

The Negro poor of the city received
Christmas Cheer in abundance this
year due to the efforts OF the Wei
fare Board and the Christmas Cheer
Club.
The Municiple Christmas tree held
last Saturday night under the aus
pieces Of the Welfare Board was a
decided success. Prof. C. f. Carr,
principal of the Booker Washington
High School acted as Sana Claus
and dispensed with the presents
which hung heavily from the BRAN
ches of the large brilliantly lighted
tree to the poor children Of the city
The expense of the Temple was borne
by members of the Colored Welfare
Board of Which Chas. T. Brackins
was acting chairman.
The Christmas Cheer Club headed
by Mrs. L. B. Watson and Mrs. Portia
Washington Pittman distributed
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about 400 baskets of groceries and
foodstuffs to the poor of the city
whorl they were directed by Mrs. Fl.
d. Morgan, colored Welfare worker
of the city. Citizens owning automo-
biles acted as messengers and Cali
ried the baskets to the poor.
The Welfare Board and Christmas
Cheer Club report that the response
of the public to the appeal for the
poor this year was greater than
ever before and that many more OF
the needy of the city were reached
than in former years. They are loud
in their praise of all who helped
and state that their own Christmas
season was made more happy by the
sight of the happiness whirh the
gifts of the citizens made possible
for the less fortunate Of their fellows.
Our best wishes for you and yours,
A happy and prosperous New Year.
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PAY your Subscriptions. There are
quite few dellquent readers on
the Dallas Express subscription roll
that must be rec,xoned with before
The first Of the year Pruning season
lis in the distance.
Miss Christabel Moore Of this city
who is now teaching in the public
schools of Shreveport, La, is in
the city spending Xmas with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs G. NJ. Moore,
$500 Colby Street.
Mrs, NJ. M Phillips, mother Of
AIRS. j. NJ. c. Amos, left recently for
Chicago where she expects to take
up study in Missionary Training.
Mrs. Phillips is the Treasu' or Of
the Woman Auxiliary Of the North
western Baptist Association and a
member of st yohn Institute church.
Rev. W. NJ. IMcIlveen. 250S San
Jacinto Street was called to Hous-
ton on account OF tue dealt Of his
brother, Rev ]. H. IMcIlveen which.
occurred at his home in Houston.
Rev McIlyeen left sunday night, Dec.
18th.
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Rev. Thompson OF the Baptist church
delivered the Union sermon. Text,
Arise for this is not your Rest"
Rev. Molten extended the invitation
s pm. the presiding preached a
very interesting sermon. Dec. 25th
the pastor preached a Xmas sermon,
followed by the invitation and col
lection, which amounted to $3.50.
The conference was well attended by
members and friends: the largest
report by classes was Bro. Burnett's
$500, next $6.15 by Bro. G. C. Stew
ards class. The conference closed
with having raised in the quarter
$3.50.
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The Dallas Express
Pub. Company
Meritorius Printing
and Designing
SPECIAL CALL and GREETINGS,

TO the members of st. James A. NJ.
Church.
My Dear Co-workers:
We have now entered upon another
conference year, while at the same
time we are at the threshold Of the
New Year 1928 It seems fitting that
we pause and give thanks to God
for past blessings and get from
him our bearings for the new years
work. Due to my knowledge and con-
nection with the building transact
tons of our church the conference
thought 1t best for me to return to
the work. The struggle has been des-
perate, but I shall not be contente6
until the obligations shall have been
put in such SHAPE as any one can
handle it without worry
want to feel that | might de-
pend upon you to the limit of your
ability to make the year glorious
success. Perhaps you have not agreed
with all that has been de1e-but |
have the consciousness Of having
done the best l could. Despite the
fact that | was away from my post
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five months Of the year. the Bishop
said that better report had been
made in the connection than the one
submitted to the conference by St.
James
THE LORD HAS BLESSED US.
an now saying that you join
me in making this year the banner
year Of achievement for cur beloved
St. James from every view point,
this is possible ii you will commit
yourself to the following policy:
THAT you will be present at
every service unless there is provi-
dental hinderance and at the same
time influence some one else to
come. Many people stay away from
church because they have no money
to put in. this should never de the
case when you have done the best
you can God knows itRnd man has
no right to question it,
2That you will to the Emit of
your ability divide the means God
has given you with his cause The
Bible plan Is one tenth of youl in
come. The richest blessings are prom
ised those who employ this method,
give 1t fair trial.
3Be a hundred per cent St.
James member-talk up the church,
be booster for tour services
are not lengthy and at the same
time they compare favorably with
any in the country. while our choir
is among the best TO be found any
where.
4-Do not allow any one to be
more loyal to your church than your
self, If each one of the members
will do this our years work will be
great success
We are having a special meeting
of the whole membership Monday
night January LIST, 1928, at the
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sMTTH CHAPEL A. NJ. ,. CHuRcM

Smith Chapel A. M. +. station Sum
Gay school opened on time under the
direction Of our new Supt., Y. D. M.
Moore. We were proud Of Mr.. Moore
and are praying for ~ success.
The II o'clock service WIS good
one. We are Blessed to his.e visitors
IN every Service. We lad a very
distinguished visitor in the person
Of Mrs. Rev. Peel, one 1T our prea-
cheers wife TIE Xmas tree was a
fine affair. Tie children was made
happy and sad to see Xmas leave.
Quarterly Conference is on the 4th
Suncay. Every member Is asked to
help make it lasting ono.
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souvenir. Mrs S. Gales was Santa
to each member On the tree was a
for each guest from the Club. Be-
ginning with Mrs Smith the mothers
OF the home each expressed them
self as having had glorious time.
Mr.. f. w. Adams wanted to become
member of our club. Mr. C. r.
Proctor lost his powder puff. Mr..
Mr.. Glenn Butler asked when did the
Merry wives begin and hope there
would never be a end. Other wished
Xmas would come every day and
the Merry Wives were the enter
tainers. -
Mrs. M. p. Butler, President.
Mrs. c. r. Proctor, Sec'ty
Mrs. S. Gales, Reporter.
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church, the officers will be elected
and appointed and the general plans
for the year will be agreed on. We
want you to be there and assist us.
DO NOT ALLOW ANYTHING TO
PREVENT YOUR BEING PRESENT.
COME AND HELP LAY THE FOUN-
DATION FOR THE YEARS WORK.
With best wishes for a happy
New Year,
| am yours in his name
c. W. ARLINGTON, Pastor.
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MID NIGHT MASS WELL ATTEN-
DED.

The Midnight Mass at St. Peters
Catholic Church was largely atten-
died. Mass and Hymns we're well
rendered by choir and organist,
accompanied by two violinists, home
talent of The Sisters Institute.
The newly painted sanctuary and
affairs were beautifully decorated for
the occasion while the pastor re-
lated in brief the story of the Natl
witty of our Infant Savior
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-30

Munger Avenue Civic Club met at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Adams,
Munger Ave-, Tuesday evening Dec.
L. 1922. A very pleasant evening
was spent The hostess served a nice
repast which we all enjoyed. Re-
ported on sick lis two viz; Rev.
aud MIR. Davis. Members present IA.
visitors one Mrs. G.. w. Wagner.
Officers elected for the ensuing year.
Mrs. II. J. Polk, Pres, Mrs. N. l..
Davis Vice, Mrs. w. H. Garrett,
Sec, Mrs. M. G.. Glass. Asst. Mrs
J. M Relford, Treas, and Mrs.
Robertson. reporter. Receipts $2.41.
Next meeting was held Dee. 25 at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Anderson,
Munger ave.
Mrs. H. J. Polk, President.
Mrs w. H. Garrett. Secretary.
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OAK CLIFF HEIGHTS

Mrs. Matte Williams received a
telegram from Mound, ILL.,, stating
that her son was accidently killed
on the 81 Mrs williams is regu-
lar subscriber of the Express and
we heartily give her our sympathy.
The Mock Wedding under the man
agement of Mrs. Helen Donell, at
Emanuel Baptist church Saturday
night was grand affair.
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CHURCH OF GOD CONVENTION IN
PROGRESS HERE.

The State Convention of the
Church Of God has been in progress
in this city since December 25th,
at the Church of the Living God.
Cochran and Ellis Streets. The meet
ing will continue throughout Sunday.
Dr. l. G. Bryant, pastor stated
that preaching will be had at each
service. MANY Delegates are here
from various parts Of Teas.
The president or his appolntee
will preach at Sunday mornings
service. Expression meeting will be
held in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
after which Rev. Engliah OF Karnes,
Tex, will deliver a sermon.
Many numbers are scheduled for
night service after which Rev. r..
J. Bryant will preach.
The convention will then stand
adjourn
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in its regular meeting, Friday even
ing with Mrs. A. J. Galloway. S709
Atlanta St. $500 was donated by the
members with which to buy groceries
for the poor, Five families were d.
Need Xmas hays consisting Of groc-
erls and fruits. The offlcits staff for
the ensuing year is as sows: Mrs.
G. r. Robinson. Pres. Mrs. Viola
Melton Vice Pres, lars. B. Davis.
sect'E and rept.. Mrs S. Trlner,
Treas. Meet next Friday ey ning
with Miss 3. Davis, Robert Street
Mrs. G. y Robinson, Pres.
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ARRIVALS TO THE CITY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~. - ~ ; : ~ = 49,
Nra Annie Owens of waco is Ia
tile city spending the Christmas holt
days With her brother and sister-in
law. Mr.. ana Mrs. James Hicks,
1913 FEaUsHlle Street.
Mrs w p Wallace. 241S Caddo
Street was aereeabiY surprised Xmas
morning whom her husband, w. p.
Wallace a 10 al business man pres
enthd her as Xmas gift a 1928
model Ford Sedan Mrs. Wallace
says she can say positively she has
Tho best husband in town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Hendricks and
son 1sgene. Of 220s Allen st., left
SstulNay evening, Dec. 2Srd for
Tyler 70 spend the Xmas with Mr.
Hcndricks relatives
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MhsGER I'VE. DAPTIsT cHuRcM.

\ All members was ready gfillAg
leady for Xmas. All the ssyious
meetings was well attended through
cut the week Collection for Sunday
school was s4415. Meeting was large
" attended throughout sunday. Col
lection E1s.45. The b y I. Q. ha0.
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CARD ar rHAiNKs.

Tyler. Texas.
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness. sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings during
the illness and death of our mother.
Signed:
Beulah Deese,
Charlie petties.
Jessie George,
Luther George.
Lena Davis.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Calvert Texas Dec. 25, 1922.
We take this method of thanking
our many friends for the kindness
shown us during the Illness and
death of our beloved husband and
iather B w. Whitehead.
We also thank those who sent mes