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The Dallas Express XAN, GIVEN COHEN'S OFFI THERN BAPTISTS REFUSE TO DISCUSS RACE QUE GILLEAN, TEXAN, GIVEN JOB IN COHEN'S OFFICE SOUTHERN BAPTISTS REFUSE TO DISCUSS RACE QUESTION ATLANTA GA, May 23—For some curative committee, the South as respects the Negro, John W. Martin and C. C. Alleytime have there been a tendency on the occasion that the convention voted its determination to handle the Negro problem anybody else also and how to handle the connection. Rev. Jones and Rev. Shaw were general evenings in northern white churches together southern white man's conception of how it should be handled without the conference or consultation with the care of the situation" one speaker said. The convention called Negro problem in an effort other organization. Many speakers decided more politely word the review. Rev. Jones, son of the late Bishop Singleton Jones, is the white Baptist on the matter, its importance on the part of northern went on record stating that "it was a matter of the Negro problem here last Wednesday by the exe-trude themselves into the affairs of ready delicate enough." EXCAVATION FOR ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE IS NEARLY COMPLETE FOUNDATION TO BE LAID SOON THE EXPRESS BEATS NATION IN CONFERENCE ELECTION "SCOOP" To the Dallas Express belongs the corner of having been the only New Paper in America to receive the election of the A. M. K. General Conference now in session at Louisville. To other negro papers in the conference, the A. M. K. General Conference now in session at Louisville. (P. N. 8). PITTSBURGH, PA. May 12. The nation is to have a new movement one calculated to eliminate waste time; to economize effort and to direct and assist the race in choosing and following the right vocation in life. Such is the Triple Agent program initiated by the Kappa Alpha chapter of the Greek Letter fraternity, with chapters and members at leading institutions and colleges throughout the country. The most important of all, and that is the quantite, characteristics and shortcomings of himself and consequent relation of those to the self-quantite. A questionnaire, called the "self-analyze Blank," prepared by this commission is designed to show the characteristics traits, to aid in ambitions of those looking forward to a useful and successful career, will be included in the training necessary to attain this end. study the most important of all, and that is the quantite, characteristics and shortcomings of himself and consequent relation of those to the self-quantite. A questionnaire, called the "self-analyze Blank," prepared by this commission is designed to show the characteristics traits, to aid in ambitions of those looking forward to a useful and successful career, will be included in the training necessary to attain this end. --- A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE Founded by W. M. King. Well Known Journalist of Denison, Wins Place in Office of Collector of Revenue at New Orleans. Was Former Citizen of Denison DENBEN, TEXAS, May 22—tom house, New Orleans. Friends of Harrison M. Gillen, Mr. Gillen is well known in the Aviation in receipt of information that newspaper, insurance and education. Section of the Signal Corps, at New Orleans, has been furnished by the United States Senate secretary and publicity manager of the position to enter the 560th Aviation Commissoir of Customs at New Col. Roscoe Simmons and the Linne Gillen Battalion, with which he is commanding of the section of which Capt. Cohen was as clerk in his office at the Cui is treasured. As sergeant-Major, BAPTISTS RAISE $25,000 NECESARY TO COMPLETE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY BUSINESS MEN PLAN CRUISE OF WEST INDIES CLEVELAND, OHIO. May 22 - A winter cruise to the West Indies, in which white and Colored races will participate on equal terms, is an opportunity to experience the operation of this city. Distinguished Negro leaders have welcomed the project as a great step forward in the development of race and have promised to participate. NEGRO WORK PUSHED AT PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE The United American Liberator, Mt. When completed, the seminary Frohstetterian school which is to be claicy has already been characterced and will represent in United States, Madagascar, Madagascar and United Kingdom. It will have 11,000 and it will be able to teach 11,000 students. North Atlantic service at the end of the regular passenger season and operated by the race in the only institution of its kind. Leaders in the church point to the early study of Nextebite, an instrument of uniform chan style, as an instrument as received by the Express, and point with some degree of pride in the very best of accommodation. Dallas Dallas Express, Dallas Dallas Express, Nearly 100- four-passenger cahins are to be used as two defensive plans for raising the twenty miles of the church's work machine more room and make a better time. There will be no second payment on the Nation, make a Baptist Theological and Mission detriment of domestic work that might be taken up with much ad ALL SOLDIERS OF TWENTY-FOURTH INFANTRY GET PENITENTIARY TERMS REDUCED NEW YORK, May 23–The Na. during the calendar year 1925; and the consideration annually of the tional Association for the Advance (the remaining twenty have received, of each one of the prisoners) prison sentences of every former presented at the trial and the con- sentation of the former were waived. The weight was laid upon the C. P. made the following statement: In the Houston Riot of 1917, had home for those in 1928. "To summarize the above letter to the present revision of sentence, duet in confinement to the prison every one of the men will have been concerned; and the investigation immediate release; 16 of them - serving from now until 3 years, and 7 sentences were reduced to thirty months from now. The letter from the former was more deeply involved within a year; 16 will be eligible C. P. is as follows: ment. Of the other twenty-four three years and seven months from prisoners involved in the Houston the men were committed to life at the time of the investigation, 1517 and have thus served six years of the board. Sighten are eligible and seven months from now. The board, 1514, and six will be eligible worth Prison in December, 1517 and have thus served six years and five months of hard labor necessary to have Mr Walter White, President, National Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People, Arizona New York, N. Y. resulted in reductions in sentences "While the results obtained thus in every case of the so-called Hous-**n** are not for all which the N. A. nomen pluribus, with the exception of A. C. It is and cooperating agencies later than August, 1924, and as the last there is less cause for redoing in latest date (under the modified that those who have the longest sentences) on which any prisoner sentences yet to serve have only been released." "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 TEXAN, O IN COHE Office of For- SOUTHERN BAPT TO DIS WIFE'S SHOTS FRIGHTEN A. M. E. ZIONISTS ELECT MOB THREE BISHOPS INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May 24— *General Conference of the African Mediterranean Episcopal Church in Chichester,* where the day's work elevated to the bishopship from among a great number of bishops. *D. W. Jones, and J. W. John* THE EXPRESS BEATS NATION IN CONFERENCE ELECTION "SCOOP" To the Dallas Express belongs the honor of having been the only Newspaper in America to report the full account of the election of the A. M. K. General Conference now in session at Louisville. No other Newspaper presents the country carried as full and complete a report as did the Express in its last week alone. Its effect to see that its reading public received the news while it was news! it bears the "World's Greatest" which only could news up till Wednesday night. The news disjointed of the Express included checking carried on Thursday afternoon. Such service is now made possible to the Express by rounding off the mostunde months before the meeting of the Conference. And in calling the attention to public the fact of lying being the first to tell 10% it only thus takes credit to itself for living up to its name of being always progressive and distinctive in service. First, last, and always, it is "your paper." RALEIGH, N. C. M. May - 14 When four white men came to the home of Perrin Yates, enticed him on the road to Perrin Yates, then they to find a new mill and then told him that they were going to whip him for his part in testifying against certain white bootleggers Yates let out a howl which attracted startled firing withthin. So many shots came from so many different places, whipping somebody, was frightened away. Yates later asked for pots of GIVEN N'S OFFICE PTISTS REFUSE ISCUSS RACE QUESTION Invitation to Conference With Northern Churchmen Meets With Flat Refusal. Declare That Such a Conference Would Complicate its Situation ATLANTA GA. May 31 -- For some time there has been a tendency on the part of a great number of southwesterners to account for the southern white churchmen together in an endeavor to come to some common understanding annot the session of hearing with the southern white man's conception of how it should be handed without conference or consultation with the Northern Baptist Convention or any other organization. Many speakers to ascertain the attitude of southern whites declared that it was but a piece of the southern part of northern white man's conception to endeavor to intrude themselves into the affairs of the South as respects the Negro. "We know the Negro better than anybody else and also how to handle him best. We don't need any outside advice or help in taking care of the situation!" one speaker called Negro problem. In an effort to ascertain the attitude of southern whites was brought before the convention last Wednesday by the exe- proval of the whole city of Houston and the state at large. But such was not the case. When it became known that the Grand Lodge was planning to build a temple on the property obtained of various kinds began to make their appearance. First, there was an injunction gotten out by a supposed belief to the land which had to be disposed of before the title was clear. Then it happened that there were many offers on the part of the white citizens of Houston to purchase the land. But none of the offers seemed sufficient to move the governing heads of the Order to sell. Later, it developed that there would be some trouble in obtaining permission of the state officers to allow the Grand Lodge to finance its own concern and the work of construction was delayed by this. Grand Master Gore with his usual tact and skill worked and met obstacle after obstacle, occupying always and clearing the way for the realization of the dream of many persons that the Grand Lodge has had and saving the way for the increasing of the real estate and wealth of the Order. When complete, this building will (Continued on Page 8) NEW MOVEMENT OF FRATERNITY WOULD GUIDE YOUTHS OF RACE RIGHT clave of these college men st Louis, Ky. these programs have been arranged by the guide right commission, headed by Dr. Jessie J. Peters, of St Louis, father of the Guide Right Idea. According to Leon W. Howard, number of the "Y" and secretary of the commission, the movement primarily seeks to take the high school students of the nation into the field. "Find Thyself Idea" The first step to be taken by the movement will be to help the youth find themselves. Heretofore trial and error methods caused a great deal of loss of time and hardship in a middirection effort, Navy Dr. Peter: "Thousands of our youth have gone into professions and studied them without ever stopping to count, insurance, invasions (2) have you any habits which you feel might keep you from the largest success? (3) Would you welcome suggestions certain habits or temptations? No where is the youth forced to study himself more closely and to take fully and frankly answer each of the personal Characterization query. The subject is required to fully and frankly answer each of the following matters: Careful, (careless), punctual (dictionary), frank and direct (or evasive), cheerful (gligorous), honest, (loyal), persevering (or a "quitter"), unselfish, (or selfish), self confident, (or a good sport), (or a poor loser), dependable, or (unreliable), thrivity, (or an easy spender). A vacation has been decided upon the Greek Letter men pur- 11. Am I work with most any kind of people? 12. What sort of person annoys me most? 13. Do I make a strong finish or quit easily? 14. Would I rate myself on the following matters? 1. Am I naturally a leader or a follower of the lead or other? 2. Have I shown myself dependence on the leader upon me to take up the lead? 3. Am I self-controlled? Do I like most to be in a crowd or alone? DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE ```markdown ``` It's so easy to have soft THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD If you want beautiful hair like o HAIR DRESSING today. Then in the deligerting fragrant pepp wolly before burning the hair, of how much strength, glamour becomes. And almost before you tickle. Pluko Black and White Cars 40¢ MORE THAN A MILLION PA If you want beautiful hair like others have, get a can of PLUKO HAIR DRESSING today. Then just dip the tip of your fingers in this delightful frequent preparation and manage it into your cap before brushing the hair, and in the end, You will be amazed how much strength, glimmer and easier to arrange your hair becomes. And almost before you know it, your hair will be long and thick. Pluko HAIR DRESSING Brand White Cans 400 Big Green Cans 400 TEXAS TOWN K. of P. Field Day exercise Wednesday, June 4th, FL. Worth, Texas JEFFREONSON-Late Sunday, May the 14th. Found each church and Sunday School of the City at work Rev. A. Long preached at his church at Shady Grove, two were added to the Lost Cemetery, and A. Long, pastor, L. B. Mathia, secretary, J. P. Parrish, report for Rev. P. Parrish, pastor one of the Lost, Tenn. Married church churchmen hold their annual sermon at the Union Baptist church Sunday, May the 14th. He was called to attend the funeral of M. Loves Harvey at 11 o'clock which she was in attendance, which she was in attendance at Cedar Grove cemetery in the City by Rev. C. C. Culking, Fry Underground College, M. A. Speed and daughter are away from home this week attend attending College, M. R. B. McDonald of Dallas, Towson, made a shop by City to PAGE TWO 1.551.000.000.000 and glaze through the rays of sunlight through the glass. DARKNESS. This is proved by the presence of MOORE'S WAIL A MILLION GALLERIES. Mr. Ginni Golmes I, Marques, the oldest young agent of the company, who was always short, had a great deal of UFO NARRING. He was always alert and easy to arrange. others have, get a can of PLUKO just slip the tips of your fingers marshmallow and manage it into your hand at bedtime. You will be ent- er and easier to arrange your hair know it, your hair will be long HAIR DRESSING Big Green Gans 25¢ BACKAGES ARE SOLD A YEAR Milford—S. S. and church service were well attended at all the churches. All the teachers were at their post of duty and the lesson was enjoyed by all the teachers. Thompson was invited by Quilla Thompson of the college of biblical worship well appointed to the st. James church. Church Rev R. C. Cleman念慈堂 of the college of biblical Pilgrim Rest M. E. church, Rev J. W. Mouton pastor filled his room in Italy Alessia M. A. Wright Litttion was in Waxahachie last week shopping. Mr. W. R. Richerson of the college of biblical Lily B. and Mr. J. L. Cleman motored to Cleberna crossed bats with the Palamh H.S. school Friday. The Kelly Miller school rendered an excellent proponent of the college of biblical home Thursday May 15 and was buried May 16. She left home on May 17 and friends to mourn her loot. Glimer, — Sunday school was well attended with all teachers at Katie Money last week. K. of P. Field day exercises Wednesday, June 4th, June 14th, Worth Texas. Greenbread—The Mothers club met in a very interesting session last Wednesday with the presiding Department rendered a very enjoyable program Friday night at the day night marked the closing exercises of the school at which time the graduating courses of the school day night marked the closing Prairie View delivered a powerful address to the class. The faculty and Seniors were entertained and Seniors were entertained at the residence of Olivia Thomas Saturday night. The PLI held Sunday at the Sunday School held Sunday at Headcash Baptist Church by Rev. J. H. Washington. Prof. C. I. Hung of Springfield K. nt F. Field Day exercise Wed. n宴, June 4th. Pt. Texas preached a good sermon. Dr. S.W. Armstrongn, Mr. Chilson, Clerk University, well and others went over to Field School House to hear Dr. A. J. Smith pastor of St. Paul A. M. School House. The pastor made a flying trip to Fortune, Texas. Rev. W. W. The pastor had a big rally Sunday; was very successful. Hon. Roscoe Simmons will address the Pyrahba, Calcuttaans and Calvinists. June 7th, Pt. Worth, Texas. Non. W. B. Willis is preparing to put the program over to the satisfaction of all. Temple—A banquet was given last Friday night by the B. B. School, the graduating senior of the Dunbar high school. Quite a nice time play was started. A very interesting play was started by the church for its benefit. Mrs. L. Deboele played the leading role of the other characters played well their part. Prof. N. A. Banks principal of the Dunbar High School most last Sunday morning to the 1804 grading class, at Wayman chapel A. B. Church in Dunbar. The restructive, Rev. C. Smither who died Sunday at sweetwater was shipped on Monday morning on account in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallwek. Funeral services were held Street Baptist church, the Rev. T. S. Boone officiating. He leaves to mourn his loss; his brother was in attendance. Galveston, his daughter, Mrs. Beal and other relatives. Interment was made in the local church, the Union Underkempt. Born last Monday to Mrs. Arthur Wright a 4lb girl. James Holla- n and S. L. Corruthers are ill at this Pittsburgh—Pine Bluff quarter was a success. The sermon by the pastor, Dr. W. Waters of Texarkana, G. R. Kinet of Texarkana, J. H. Harrington were enjoyed. Dr. Waters had to offer the gift of a great program this year. A great sermon was preached by Dr. J. Waters, who amounted raised was $300.00. High school Notes: Thursday was attended by the D. H. S. student as was following: First line was M. L. A. Hinton primary grades. Second line was M. L. A. Hinton intermediate grades; third M. L. Bette Bolten intermediate grades; M. W. A. Hinton senior classes with Principal H. W. Terry in the rear. The march where a picnic and Bali Guest were enjoyed. Principal Terry is putting forth an effort to obtain Estella Pointer is visiting her mother, George Ammiller Miller. Estella Pointer is visiting M. M. Thomas, A. M. G. Gray, Prof. W. D. Gray, Maries J. Hinton, Homer Randall motored to Texarkana. Estella Pointer and Mrs. Simms was well attended. Amount raised was $10.00. Hear Hon. Roscoe Simmons, deliver the greatest address ever to be delivered by "His Excellency" in the State of Texas Field Day, Wednesday, June 4th. Taijer—The school closing that was held at the City Hall was Services were held at Allen Chapel Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. S. S. was well attended Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. Rev. Foster of Los Angeles, California preached at higher education being held at Mr. Calvary Baptist church this week. The conference at Carmel Baptist church this week. At the resident of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe was a Birthday party for Miller. The Odd Fellowsa were at Allen Chapel. Cleverly Heaved a fine sermon. Rev. F. H. Jackson of the First Baptist Church the Foreign Mission Convention. Hear Hon. Roscoe Simmons deliver the greatest address ever to be delivered by "His Excellency" in the State of Texas Field Day, Wednesday, June 4th. Gauchee, *S.-S.* was well attended at Zion Hill Baptist church, Mr. Geoffrey. The supt. was out to supt. Sunday was pastoral day for supt. Sunday was pastoral day for supt. she preschewed two sermons. Mrs. Hanna Thompson, and her niece left to visit her nephew. Prof. Storma of Caldwell, Texas, preschewed two sermons. She fined to her bed last week. Mrs. Luya Bass is attending the campus of the university. Rev. Steve Young is in the city visiting friends. Night at Bright Tolbert. Drive by Dallas. Drive Tuesday, succeeded in putting on a drive. Mr. Ruben Thompson spent Sunday in Mayfield visiting friends. Drive by Dallas. Drive Tuesday, succeeded in putting on a drive. Mr. Ruben Thompson was a night at Mt. Olive church in the rally. All of the Abhleen churches were with ca. the concert was fine Saturday night. Mr. L. J. Johnson was the contender in the rally. Mrs. L. J. Johnson was the winner; total collection was 76.0. Rev. McDowell or Abhleen. M. Enterprise—The quarterly aling was a success Sunday. Several alumni here, from Tampa Bay and the University, attended in the city Sunday. Mr. Sam Roos of Lifkin is visiting home folks. Cranfield—Sunday was a high for the C. E. Rev. Collins, who was the president of the institution was $10.6. S. W. was well attended at M. Pilgrimus. Mr. Rowe was honored at M. Pilgrimus, and Mrs. Mathew Dunn motored to Seago. Mrs. W. M. Rowe has returned from Terrell, Ms. and Mr. Mathew Dunn motored to Seago. Mrs. W. M. Rowe has returned from Terrell, Ms. and Mr. Mathew Dunn motored to Seago. Mrs. W. M. Rowe has returned from Terrell where she spent several weeks with relatives and friends. Ms. Mathew Dunn news at W. M. Rowe's Cafe gavely Saturday in W. M. Rowe's Cafe gavely to hold their quarter conference here next Sunday. PRAIRIE VIEW NOTES. The school year which closes May 26, 1934, will mark one of the history of Parliamie View, Normal and Industrial College. From th' east stand point of attendance the year stands pre-eminent among students and fifty students, while more than two hundred prospective students and to be in great numbers. The class room work done has surpassed the most manguine hope in view of some of the difficulties that have been experienced. Lectures, enteralizations, relliance to many subjects have been many and varied. During the year the school has brought some of the foremost exponents of the arts to the institution, protection to the institution, anons whom were Miss Ada Bell Griffin of New York and Mary Mary E. Jones and Marie Brooks of Chicagos. Social activities, under supervision of members of the faculty, have been encouraged. as it is known, by the influence on the training of young people. Among the socials that have been given the one by the faculty are the Junior-Senior Hop, the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Banquet in honor of the members of the Baseball and Football Teams given by the faculty, pronounced the leading affairs. The religious training of the students has not been neglected, and the Sunday on the modern plan. Dean J. H. Rowe who is president of the teachers Association, is superintendent of the School. It might be interesting to note here that Prairie View boasts a large school of the Carson School teachers of any school among our people. Prof. M. C. Carmichael, assisted by the Rev. J. H. Rowe, charged of the 11 o'clock services. Generally the vesper services are in charge of the Y. M. C. A. or the S. M. C. A. ministers from near by places have come and administered to the spiritual being of the students (Continued next issue) OKLAHOMA NEWS Lawton, Ohio. — Services were good at Barnett A. M. E. Church. Rev. J. J. Johnson preached Sunday, Rev. J. W. C. Watts to attend the funeral of Mr. John B. Browne. Mr. John B. Browne were quietly married at the resident of the bride. Rev. J. W. Watts officiated. Mr. John B. Browne the bride and groom are at home. The American Woodman held their annual assembly at Gallifreer Park for Ft. Worth. Mr. Ora Powdell ANNUAL THANKS U. B. F. SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924 SD. PAUL M. E. CHURCH, B. MASTER OF CEREMONIES ..... Principal Colored PROGRAM Song by ..... Prayer by Deputy Solo by ..... Paper, U. B. F. Chorus by ..... Paper, S. M. Ts Duett by ..... Address by ..... Song by ..... Sermon by Pastor Song by ..... Collection Benediction by ..... YOUNG BLOOD How I Keep Feeling Young U. B. F. S. M. T. SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924—3:00 O'CLOCK SHARP ST. PAUL M. E. GUIRCH, Rev. G. 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Dr. Leah The Hair Growth 4 ways to help grow hair 1. Use a hair brush 2. Use a hairbrush 3. Use a hairbrush 4. Use a hairbrush 1000 Agents wanted- Good Money We want agents and village to sell THE STAR HAIR GROWER. This is a new generation. Can be used out straightening. For the for sale box—will prove its valu- that will use a nice box will be con- what has failed hair just give THE STAR HAIR GROWER a trial and be con- for full gizex box. If you wish to be and we will send you supply that you can work with it once; also agents a full supply order— THE STAR HAIR GROWER MANUFACTURERS Bux S12, Greensboro, N. C. Baptist Pastor Regains Vigor of Youth by an Easy Method MAD vigorous agate after Deng cn the dawn gus a aot per eg Seo rates et nl wes molds orn cote saeaks a oe eae the Her Geocge:B. Pisekno, ‘scoring ts Seca reas are, paien ages = oeabecraeet meaner Eine eee eee ic arta ine Sn aneme nat ae Sian rete te te Se eee ee See ee ee oe i Sandee aa te Sei Ceereee eae paige pepe aera Pande pene Sone eee ieee tear eas Sect ae ae Sota! cate Reenter eee Te wos lg et een anaes re phe ie ricaine seers Seo ‘Seadered my. case weeminity hopolea. oe Seis eee Brine Gaameomes re ee eres Erg Si ecty Sram res ee Pay eek pert ee stout of Keres compound comes from Afri ioe eee ae eee Inprovin. the ieaietion and” prodeelne’& ‘seate of new vigor and animation, sometimes Sate ee ese Sat Paes oe rece io ar oomentemen Se ere init an TEXAS TOWNS PORT ARTHUR— Sunday Schoo! fat New Hope was well attended Phator" Richardson preached «strong ‘sermon for the Benefit of the can Gidnte. Rey. 6, assistant. Pas tor Daptimed, res: candidates, ie fmorlal”Barvices were held tn to beet of Prot. le"L. Prater, Pred ent Hunt called the BY, PU, ftder, After the leason period. he Pastor carted the members through the Bible Drill” Rev. Wlebardeon reached « youl atitriog sermon, Os the ck ‘ist th Wonk are. Slot At? A hradiey, Bevther Matt Wi Iams, Samm Johnson ana Bate Hub bard Pastor C. te tne of the A. 3 church, reported ‘eroat_ services Sunday Seboo! waa ‘well attended ‘Mock. Ialend’ Baptist” hureh he folendid services” Sunday.” Bundey choot wan wall attended, Paste Boykin "was “abeent. Hey. LR ‘Richardson left Monaay for Wace ‘Toman Mr aod Bre J, W. Watao ge ene ore Hon, Roaooe Simmons, most noted ‘America will be with the Pythian pegarer tess NE ee and" churehes were. well-attended, PLSee ren feces Seem eer eee + aes Se 2S ee eae eee Seaham oe Se eee ree een food. A great Christian Endeavor oa eee ‘President and. vice president. / See ee Parcs PR readin h oo ae eee a = eee Seen Sewers eee Lie pear Re ere hs freee cea et see Sore oer So ea ee ae Sree eee oe Sie se tae eee ere epee ne ‘neaday night, June 4th, ‘HAMMOND—Bunday School seal pinecee ee e ee Seaton ata Seem ee See eae com stan Sree ste eee ne Seen: eer ora areas eee See ee Saree sameeren ek eee Se ers See ee See eae stra cet eee Semen sear Sees seiner ca Bel nl a Sr rea aplre Sh mioy Ge Be der ee ke ae ee irene ee ae mete an tee rere ete Foal fg ates Sects alae ee ar ee cee eee ee se coe ae fo Soe ers Sees te seatte See ee serene eee. ane ae Bae ahaa rata to Serene wae Big Se eae So aa nal ee Pe ae aa! ¢ boing on Eheemade have written cotmren the in rele ot ante Kimoad hg ira sec! mace Sat potent te be Sees mete. Se Seay ot Oe a ; (Tome nts wh to Yopeciate st” SeghtaY Sorat ioding edad at Nat 8h romitont Ss Alte sompvans fhe” made” tear" as performed; “YOUN” again. ua nas ie er. rine sof ezine, ordered thy kore, compouna immo hs Soi gto i uty oath Selon ide ie sovvety toning «ist nants meray ate woul ee case area aon sseeeation. $4 treatment of the eompom ey deatan toe al Seok “Wf fou te tlie co yentct'taa simpy itt tho toon be some at ah at wit ug homey Peamitadg Tina tenth ine tar id crue Sater yt wt ng out Pe Pilih sleertnale tat Touhy report it our te ula of korex when we the Bev, tat: Peaekasy en ee ordered the kore compound direct trom it Aiurien Ginntcion tae sine bom te '3848 Salon ides Rasen ole ae Towing (aut oumats of ateoue al sive iit woul ite to tit ech ener thou ating that onty, amas seat Tin hry ate Ween tats ay ted tit sat Mf Sou fea theater crane vigor nats fone an tian eh, snp ec ta orgs trtat ts aa wiih or without es meaeys othe here frie tettones Tun kote Greatest entre be mn nue ees Rothing”if'you report within. 10 dagy’ Ghat Sothing yao voor ctu iit pee eee | GUARANTEED UAL COUPON | | so naponaonse | te mato mAs, Hanns | = yao { Graces fet, me a trie a, felou parse H Prrseeece | | ‘aid apen toques. | | comer | ute et ES ' MUKA — Rev, Summer, paster tonto Chapel pressed ee St oh Sundny” during abemeee€ paste Parerson who. te etending evra conference Lotieties Khe Parle, pastor Antioch preach Pi crim sormoe’ Bunday to avers people hee. ie” Jackson fed an engagement at Cooldge Bundey Mas" Myre Johmaon hosed. ehos at "renoeana lat ele and ow cmployedas_ clerk “by the” Unite Maton! Iafe taworanes Co Pot i CHtamber lanedBpringild hee Friday night Tenderng the mont iouresing program with the lar catsrowd "present." witneaeé Serial igh if many year Prot, A. RPoremam praca Woodland High schol precched Gotan Gin. Sunday. anon Tar bough Rein ma 8 ena Nondsy, aioe Ciatne sont aa aie area haae tae beccianrente. sermon livered_ ts rraguater of Mart High Behool: Sun- fay. Prot. Seare Washington, Ben- doa. rota 3. Dart anda S"imber" were Calvert. vitlore sunday ur, Wenry Carer wan Wor ed ude‘ aurpees of the Mu oat Loa. Sengay at Wooden iru, Heat heb has boon ery i jor neverai ayn bat Ia Bow Teper baton Dre, He While and fr Tan A, Raynsian motored be rend" Worthamy “tueegay toto rn, Gaorre who bes been very tira improves. rote, Davie and con of Feague wore Msi Vis- ors sunday, goog tout arenwat ir" paysolia, Mle Ania Te Bat™ svn care Bette Deal Drag’ bes somone et ince Sater, ins Macey who has bean, Worn her ice Fepoied her aster moved Money i. oe. Saute, inn Macey Durlaton and Mt. Wale ace inked motored to enna monday. ara. bate Bored, Was motored oret to see er mater rn Picard, naar. re. "Waa ebonal, Corsican returned riltay ater = few aay vine fa rer tthe, hrs Harbest Bat, Cal x aquere Deal Drag Co. for Dalla Baprost, "Saturdays Goto, char Bunday, you'll fee beter next week, | General RH. Jackson who Is at) inahead of tha Catto Rank of ie Biotune Ledge seungsibe Sane tat ok tees ete on rr aides te te Sy of Camas Sti set dings see aamnisom—ovrvone st the 3 n"munany morning tn tet res oc, coprenhing marae Fetor "ena Bowe thet ora Ei srtct @ cimooes ta fia wee facets ie Senta” wraines Pocono Startins Gat force etme ee teats at hae et foe Stowe Sot at et Sette, nT aca. um inckoan of Renogeshes eget anda and tos Seprharevtine oi feona'k era cet Sa ta ass areata ns tame sinner” aaa ie miactaier ‘ores ots fee garicw"Sovotsiers’ te Peni eae rears ate sore ttn nea" adh sate ead Erie Goes Deal anaes Sac somos sr vce oc" vee an ‘heteaey en ie Sa'scner of the sat act (SF a, "ee" ara 6 Searle ay in ec inrenn tue Tate ware ced ab let il rotern fom lk ti ek sfue Soret sop in es SPs eaten er ec ase tare tare re-ored fant ra, omuthag sbi one ih ince edeseaye ins Tn Me lSecratsa’‘tne te sunt sa lea nee ain” Pent? (esintetionswie ell_ acct ot heck ta any Stn tutnserook preach lathe Siete BB Secu greeched ant catto ees ett te ait terior. Sean ie ¥en, Bk. orrgpcot at wes ingen < Alto visiting, Rev, W. M. Tiasley- ‘hey Fepared the pester macht: |proved. Missen jem Willie and ee re ae oa poate shan orem Saeco are INoberta ‘Evang, Roxie tae’ Royal ee Se ee oe fos ee oe ar ake lof Bast Texas Academy. Mra HL. Rance ee cans a eae eee ees pease en eee pe ner ea ee eee a eee eaten Se ge ae tee ea east Se. nae rae ae ee nee Se ee a ate [oe ea ae ae a Say tere sae Sere rereeal Se cea esas wee eee ae pret en ee Raa ae Saree ira wake ee ay rotates e240 ae Sa re oe at Gran Parner Semsthing absolutely sew will be staged Wednesday, June ath Bard Gras Parade. Bring the family out and have @ fine time.” Plenty fun rapt Bo ‘The Uniform Rank will vie with tne Dokays on Plsld Day, Come te oe Wellow the stow’ to E. of F, Mar~ al" Oras Parade Wt. Worth, "Wed- eeday night. Juve «th, ‘Temarkana, — re. Inex Curtis arand Matron of Lily of the Val er Grand Chapter 0. 8: made her annual visit to Loeinds. Chap- ter No. 6 0. B. 8. Texarkann Texas, May 3nd. The officers and THE DALLAS MXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, GATURDAY, MAY 24, 1024 +O ae + See Pe COMPARATIVE STATEMENT = or THE i & is KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ODD FELLOWS, U. B. F, & PILGRIMS ic aioe AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1923 eS ate Sea ot eae NET ASSETS, December 31, 1923 ' te — Wines 2200 NBFn08- canst Odd Fellows, Men and Women ......sssecssecssscereeeseennes ees SM 94495 U.B.of F. Me and Wore 000s Mag Pilgrims, Men sod: Women 2-430). s-etlaagatnen cae : Kage Pyle Ma Las 21,098 : oo "Women sc. Siccrenaapseemnwees cs ee am 32584 OAL Fellows, Mea and! Women <4 issecvesscvhsssl Veiner gs agin gee ULB, of F. Men and Women <<< chsecc: chelsea Pilgrims, Men and’ Wort 02000210500 s4.0 gan eevee eae NET CASH, December 31, 1923 é Kasei of Prien Men and Women .......s00eecssesseseeeeereeee seen $398,049.29 9 Fellows, oa ho ot calgna ny Ceca seca tele et see Cho Meives ce TOTAL CASH Knights of Pythias, Men and Women ......2scsecceeereeeevsees see $98,049.29 TOTAL CASH U'Bro F OW/ Felons sed gros (00.0000 SpgBea. K. of P, Net Cash above all these combined!..:.:.++s+s/eeessorenudiseutevses ) SOQ6IBO) NET INVESTMENTS IN LOANS ights of Pythias Men and Women .....sssscctvessecnevecesvtsecesves 7404690 Pigs ee eters ae U.B of F. Men and Women 2220.00.) INUIT @gsaga Odd Fellows, Men and Women «...cssesusussusscsncescseelceebente Nothing Knights of Pythias above all combined ........csesscscssaiscasaereseanveveva © T2108 The above are excerpts taken from the reports filed in the office of the Insurance Commissioner at Austin, Teas, nd swore toby the officers ofthe varios oratzations, nn W. S. WILLIS, Grand Chancellor members were all ready to enter- fain Ber at the beastifl home of Mrs, Jack Mathis, 802 Ash St After wonderful areas from the Grand Matron, Ars J. Resweman made & short talk. Mrs. Careie Hnry ‘atthe plano, aftor wileh the ooteas invited the guest io the ining. room where. an. fee course was served. Mrx. Nora Stewart tnulsted the hosteas. re I Reeiaman, Worthy Matron, Mr MB Aiken, seorelary. ‘Mra, Carolyn Hill died at, ber home Chleago, Tk May" 10th Mire. Hwan an olden of this ety Rnd ‘here. are. many trends and relatives hore tht roarat to learn of hor Goth. Re ins. Whitaker, pastor ot Snaet Baptist earch: wan oot. ofthe city attending an anniversary Paitaburg. Sunday school was wal attenda Mra. Andaren, teacher won the bamner with a cllecdon of 17.50; Mra. Anderson in work tna’ forthe ‘prize of & fren trip to the 8. 8 Congr at Palestine. Help ‘her Rev. H.ppe fled te Duipitat 11 vielock and preached 2" good sermon bea dle Yancy tied Sunday morning at % ook After 8 lone finest. The homeo Me and Mra, Wile Weleht” on Wits "St. "waa the setting of Nracive party tn bebalf of At Pant ‘cbureh’ on last Thursay lake Everyone ‘enloved the hor Daly of Ghia youn’ couple. Mra Mary “Ann Suekaonselowiy Te Covering trom her serious noms Tite odie Simmons wan let beat school Monday after a week Minone Prot 6. tanter chow scoot on at lay ane ivory accents Meow Go". ritenden. ‘ae Willams snd, {2 Anderson Pos Tat Clerks are taking their nope cation.” Mir Betty Te ha old their home im Hose Ht and rave located’ ‘on ‘Phenla. Ave there they wil have a beat Trolern "home when its com led. Profs. Ted" Jonen, Prin teal of Suet Schoo! and_¥. 6 Gore, Princip of Newton Schoo rela goomeres. ond, ee Fert Bea of rane Sunday school ‘at Hopewell rn fscety Mende ten S. wh vr basior preached X great er ‘oon, on agin, Two candidates feore ‘baptized: tive were. de (othe. ehareh. Bvery "ooe th dwaras' enemys ewes iversary, at Nash he fourth inden.” Prot Win arrion ledag tres Geis GON aa he ee sieastestasascasassassaseaeetstamsemseeetastteasetateasenseseaeaasaeatsnseeseeeesssenseesae DD Ing press at his place of business on Phenia Avenue, Ths Missionary Saciety of Hopewall Church was largely. attended ‘Monday ‘evening after the tpening. the prosident, irs Af, Hapeed made a few pleasing remarks, The. Sunabtae Day club of. which Mra. P.O, Sinmons is captain ‘reported nice tl sum of #44 Fest inthe Wilderoons ‘ionday wan a mucous, The latera of the Mlustonaty Society: made a dons- ion of $1.00 and Meedames Speod, Joinsoa, Morris with the pastor called of and gave it to Mes. Nan- le Hl who fs very aick at her Tomejon Tm "Mrs Jane Hin. ion and Aan ‘bocca ‘Cator of BrooklyaNew "York ere stopping far the home of Mr. A. D. Johnson ‘ett relative. Mise Gussie Plant aught two days at Sunset last Weck darag her mcher' Mliness ‘let Plant ‘reports very. pleas fant itay at New Orleans, ta Sur {ng the winter. las Blanche Cobb mon the alck at engeal RR Tuskton who ts at ie had of the Uniform” Ranke {he Supreme Lodge. datingulshe yialan and at present aneving a {tn Aldermen in the Clty of Cheat ‘vit be our dlatinguuhed west | gvamant — Fe Aacent or lor Piigeine held)” dhate annua ‘Thankegtving services at bones fr ME Church, about 200 strong ‘mombare ied the ehureh and ie {onod at w very ee nd elaberat ipaitram bythe Todgen ‘Dr. P. {wining raster of enremonien Rev Leaking pastor of bernean BM. 1 hureh "preached ths nermon wc rasa. very excellent 1 was YO ‘tiring, welt realved BY every one Inee Um ot Wand ROR. wl teat Btialda “Daptat” church Sunday, May Ath at 8 oflook, Mr eit B Stephan and Milne Mary Me [kenalo were, mated. at the. rea lance of Br. and rm Veloeys taney ‘the contracting. partien stand Bt (nthie community. ‘We wish them \s pronperous ouroay throu if itr, Paanle Johason, a wall know (and) @ Mghly repected citsen de ‘err wddenty nt her home on Bas Ihe wae preparing to go about be laity wore when the test are. ‘was’ a member of Dethesda.Bapti hare, her funeral will be attend ‘rom that church. was & womber of ine Mounshota ot Ruth Hor 24, si [me buried with their honors. OU [othor Roberts dled at her Doms [> tlien tm the county after a You Iunaan the was the mathar of fou [od "Friend, Guse ‘Moberts, ” Geore IRoberts-—burieg tn the old” fast cemetery, Prof, L. M. Alexander ta on the tick Hist. Sey. 3.4. Vincent latt'for le chureh work te Dallan Mr, Prana Flowraoy Bf lahop Cal: lege was the guast of Mra Sarah Vincent. Mr. Larey Derry, they ere from his home. town. Har 3, A: Vincwot. wag Invited to 1” Worth fo marry hig daughter, Paling Vie: sent te Me Alle Isaiah they Wil mike that Boma Por Worth Tt, Worth citizens are preparing for the reat 3 of B- Grand Lodge tobe eld in thelr ety June 2 ky [TERRELL — Dr. D. A. Soot pase cathe, to ey raat ary os anna nove wer fm Bulan var wont. Roxana i I barks stent the Toner eth tars brother in Were Thareuy her’ ‘wilte Daan’ whe as beaten ber moto, i santa whe ee pry bores ois foo waka pe, has tetra {@ falow Ota at wm Wowne Soca stented sh". eset ware esting tna ata? fev e et heg Ree est were tet appa Isto wunae Gripe bat ornd tec a vst te Sexe Tess gt Sm te rears fsa of re Loiag “Re Drewes Sunday. Mra, D. A. Orange. went to fate sutay teas ht ance Ia Sc hv whe ia a le de auhany erento es We 3 [eat feat th bet hr Hct ‘otere etwas "wit Ric tot "Sa aby toy Manda Imag air ayrotraced ea Nice Stey ‘oat "end ee ean lactate dre maa ee! pt ct redone a Po Stews te erction Se restr eFBoth arate’ Bent whe Suen the cp Sere ses ment loser the, sections of Ma Be {stn searncomeon Ra 1 caer her fon cle te Iw ape Bape arch at ees Mi nae we Dai ban eer Listenin sane Bet Nive ‘Baptst sharc ore evi eps sf ave thr tne i one ote f'n A met with See ota Iwi horny. ue, Sa lsat naar es or xt In Da Keene 9 Sonos tnd We “he tad te 3. Petra i batts we dE Ijrente te rwepreing fn rt fs va Sons ivan [Blinn "Taso ott [vig these ere th [een eraaantne werton [ecb tee? ao ow held tn the tt According to advius rectved at} Rev, and Mk. Adale wie ai thee the Bxprese tte Thursday site| tints to eontiue to Bray far tor oon, Ara J. Adult, wife of|spendy twoevery and thay slenty Eni rend inanadatat Go| tank al tae feeds fr ae nao dns a Nowy menerte (m hepa i sicus operation of about tom day] NIATOme ad mete of arpa fee. commana _——<—=—— ———————————————— ‘A Cant ot Taenka [he wad at Unlom Lan M Chareh He 1 tank my friends for thaeltat ae fom Por. HIN kine [inane sown Co tn th sal rwhape Tere la no Vision the hee irae, yore toad Dal na Oe Fa naa ah ma atari sateen see 8B we lool wot At bth mri me the charehea wore eromand ts thelr 17, orth eines ary prearing ie chara ware som 4 thal ers sre of Grand Uoten loan atone pei oibhel WA al fo" tela Im ele ley une % le erase ae eee mee LOCKART, THXAR May B— Our survey of the progreaslve n> terpciae of Gonsale given uh pleut ute in makiog thle notation’ two: Mory hrek ntructur, known 1 the Um of hall with otto nd large mudivorium”Up-salet and large. frocery store, owned and ounaged by Mr. La M. donee tnd ton om the fret floor, "hin ts & wall ntocked store. They employ ts salesiady, Mw Bi. a. Carroll, Si CD, Dilwerth; cae and calé dfakn C. Lewis, m wall eguipped mur nee! Cook and’ lilvon, Clenning’ and Pressing: Zntablahmest? sir Kinmt Matha a youns tum fiat. eane show repairing shop! "Sir Later Harrin te operating a eurborban mote and wold. drinkat MrT. Carroll with an experience of more than seventeen. years In one lon: Won, shoe. repair” shop. These Wusinenson are’ aitated om ove of the Detnelpal treats of the city. "we hind the pleasure of witness: ing some of the closing exarloen of the Colored High Schoo! Sunday at 13 ooloek atthe Hiawon M3 Chareh of which Rev. W. M Billon is pent, Dr. J. Newton Jenkina D, Da at ‘Waco, ‘Texas delivered the taceataureate sermon tthe clase Me uved for 4 text Paalo 8%, wae Moverelgnty of Man” He. advised Slane to master” the tndutriak tn atectuatly world. nnd to be malt imartry—erging them to” 00 ‘live “they may scale the movntalas frhare the wir calm and oeene Then ary measored by their oot Ss eaoa' At tat evenang Gutta Pracn Tre Rev, and Mrs. Adair wich elt thatr tren to costae to bray far ber svecty covery ted they stacey thank all the toda for te ng isieerame and toneage ot types thy and oevarngement ————— ne he wan at non tan Oke ie ext wae tro Pf. Sh, may where here te ois the os be Prin” Ste made dear that tne ont perish ‘who. hare aa alg fete tera tte ase ititea! wort At both avis ie cheelne were erowded tether seoaly"Protnae"atenra at sc Anionto pete soheot Wi nfs ltrs the redoing ane har cy” ent Chane aaa enti Jonneo, ola Joep arent “tern ae Pact: sr. 6 ran Sig Ip. "sockton Sas ae aut Ira a “ain Sere [erche_ Gwe twaran’piscpal “Te balan ieprene wi Serpe lttoa by rm FH Prien tents IasnehCatanthan andor Bovbend fats ot Runa'h oe Roe suivriver traf Priow ee lnonthr ir PH Deter e ont fon W. 8. Wii ie prnaring te lat the prnram over te aie accion oa mavrano — ie Fintan asda i chars bd etnal Service Santas Munday seat has Sei‘stendds ewe Felipe te Tan Sco. ast tor the ‘re Baptie horek ite orale sates ina win eepatn ania" The Wane tesa” Csiered shoal with eh iS"Paamer aa srnstoal sae Mon: {ay wih an onan program. Tat ce, peor ot ith Chapel 1S chore wit have rene wt ‘cacy Gates ter spot the Srning Ror, Dee ‘ea eared wenter er fom bo ee anne - General R, R ackoon whe te 68, ine heed of the niger Rae OF [the Bopreme Linge _dutingulabod Pvtuinn ned at poeseat serving At isn Alderman Jn the Clty ot Chloage (wht be sur aielagutabed vee 3 = FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! BUT BUSINESS IS MOVING ALONG JUST THE SAME THE FRATERNAL BONDING COMPANY'S Offices were destroyed by fire May 5th. But we are none the worse off Financially. Everybody who is Bonded, With US is Protected 100 per cent. Yet some of our Records were Destroyed. We must replace these Records in order to be in Position to Pay You Promptly in case of Default of any of your Officers. In order that no mistakes will be made, we are asking all Pereons, Lodges, Societies and firms Bonded by us to write us at once. BOX 706, TEXARKANA, TEXAS, B. A. JACKSON, President, V. G. GOREE, Secretary Texas Towns Conroe, Texas passed through on route to Kennard last Saturday to meet Mrs. Minter at Chapel school at East Caney we are very sorry to lose Baptist church, Mrs. Chayne Jones and two brothers, Mrs. Chayne William, Jr. and J. W. Woods together with Mrs. Minter at our cily school are here attending the bedside of their father, Mr. W. M. Woods, Jr. who was thrown from his horse and badly injured, Angie Gail Anger, a full dead that Wednesday morning on the way to the cow pen to attend the cows. She was a devoted teacher is spending the week in Houston. ST. JOHN COMMUNITY-Rev. Tim was at his post hospital, assis- dation, and training. Barron organized the B. Y. P. U. Tuesday night. Mr. W. E. Goodin went to Carthage. Friday night to Carmel. Saturday. Friday to Ophelia. Ophelia enjoyed themselves at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chase Hoope, Sunday. Mr. Olbe Sunday. Mr. H. B. Pilot and others attended the quarterly conference ton and her daughter returned from Nacogdocoal and Woods, last week. She was in our community this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown of Center motorized home Sunday, Mr. John Gewinboud bought a nice viftoir for her. Mrs. Gewinboud Wright is "sweet" this week, as he got among the bees last week and book their honey. Mr. H. Carraway will be in town on business Saturday. unites will present "Happy Hall" CHAPEL HILL - Excellent ser- days." Wednesday night, May 11. Vices will住 at the A. M. E. church. The Seniors will have their grade with Sunday, with Dr. B. A. Lacy sating exercises. Thursday night, matr. at his bed, Sunday School May 22. The program promises to be well attended. Mr. Joseph McPeek of high class. Mr. Orbruce Bosee was brought here last week from the University of North Carolina. Mr. Franka Offringa, of on May 11th and buried May 11th, Mr. James Mr. Zand Dumaa died May 15, leaked Jackson left for her home at Houston in rest in city chemotherapy, he was an old citizen of this place. Thursday Rev. James McDonnell of Somersville and Mr. Thomas of Somersville and Mr. Thomas of friends filled the acoustic auditorium. T. M. Harris visited Houston. Prof. of Excelsior high school to J. W. Smuthers has returned from witness the closing exercises at Huntville. Prof. E. L. Fain is at home for the summer having closed in a school at Bellville, Ky. acts entitled "Runaway Song." The that a splendid work, *work*. Mr. Owen Hancock and a former student of this school (Deaf Department) visited us today. Plasterer and carpenter of the Industrial building, Prof. Dristale and the D. D. and B. ball team members to school to school to school to school to city. Supt. Martin gave splendid advice to the pupils of the B. team, plastering with them to stock to their club and do all they could this summer to keep up the same inter SULPHUR SPRINGS Services were kines. The Dandys were victorious well attended at all churches Sun- with Sydney White as captain. On day a was high day in our city. Friday, the Tigers and Wild Cats were victorious. Saturday, the Tigers and Wild Cats church has purchased a five Peverey Preston as captain. The passenger Ford, Porter A. S. Webb concert began Friday night with the Tigers and Wild Cats church. Saturday, the Tigers and Wild Cats May 18 at 2:00 Sunday evening, the intermission children en- The Artist." No woman worries about whether he is husband's stenography or a brunette after he begins wearing a fifty-two inch belt and grimacing his top hair over his bald spot. FIRE! IS MOVING ALONG J NAL BONDING we are none the worse off cent. Yet some of our R THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` Former--Sunday was a fine day at all the churches; supt. C. A. Smith at his post. Rev. H. A. Smith at his post. Rev. H. A. Smith on duty at all day Rev. Venson of Dallas preached a fine sermon. The B. Y.P. U. is doing a visit to the University. He was a Dallas visitor Friday. Mr. Copeland, the inspector of the Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association Presswood. Mr. and Mrs. Warren have moved to Ft. Worth. Mrs. Shaw has returned from Marshall. Rev. H. A. Smith at conference was held Friday. Rev. R. L. J. Norwood put things over; Rev. H. A. Lacy of Kaiman reached at Lacy of Kaiman. C. W. Dennis of the M. E. church preached a wonderful sermon. Rates $42.30. Madam Willem. Rates $42.30. Madam Willem were the guest of Mrs. C. Rose and Miss Lola Shafer. Rev. Chambers of the Christian church were a visitor to the conference. Cooper-. S. S. was largely attented at all of the churches, is to look upward and is proud of the work she has done. Given R. W. H. Highower of Paris prescheduled the High School sermon was had at W. Bishop Wilson sermon was had at W. Bishop Chapel. Mrs. Armelia Littleton is at home astray from where she answered, where she doing nicely, Mrs. Harper Carter and Mrs. A. Jimerson were quietly married on 18th at their home, where Josie Elmore, brother of Pittsburg is here visiting. Prof S. A. Bunks of Texaskirk was in town organizing a hand. Scappellini-. S. S. was largely attended Sunday, Mr. and Ms. Staford made a trip to Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, lifted trip to Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Patterson has moved to Dallas. Rev. Warn from Dorty Lake prescheduled at 10am well attended. Rev. G. J. Grance will preach at Dorty Lake. Rev. R. W. Henderson from Maria will preach Try Madam B. 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He roors fn mans {be erat Jorattion the Sen Prin urea In te Wer Iv fnasean ‘and tn memberahi, tna hn ung our wurplve money for the Dene of our people show tim to, be the rahe aa ite cht pce. Wo heraby express t ibis leaderenip and ea leaders and, we want Imuety broadcasted and underca at tte Keighta of» Python Datla aye no part or tron fw the eplaion tat tx belng rae si, om nocoune of orate Frc, Renin "oer" mont worthy “Grand hancetor Taoived that they rosotins le: puehed fa the press ofthe [tale ao. at "the vaio “eke oor our atitde in the maton fod” ie real souree of tis un: fired agsation, “Tho Koh Pk a gving to make tne Me Greens ar Grea rot ieee Wo eta Tow ine ha Aite you ioe tte arate | TO PLANO GRADUATES | PLANO, TESAS, May 14~A Jorge ind angvechativn nates was pve se secabs ersdecing xeon the Pane i soon we fee hos bes unr tn aio othe wey ata aso In ann Ap econ nies were nai tn lan'a Sr" chara pare cau ie ae etre ave mrt tad po Reema tac sees Imembare st the ersarting, “een Paiste tasdin nt ts bose Recast onan’ ss" se "Fhe addr the eraguaten was leavers by’ aver ana"'w” tie let was tw te pln and cd ith sens thant stencs ie eraduare snd parent Te #2 i Sipplrtuny "arate eae Fo maa be wie Co rae wes csy tretet “and Seater beers thew war’ treuske spsiers frost sadness ce ie raves he Selves “ise Bie es asa tenn Ws asst ee not mech Sy aeadet” ry fenetonty'tt eats pcorm Fone ter srvns forte" ore "aster fine Say ster ian or wan haa oor. acter. Ara ne wrta ieaspresstieg sf inat ante farted thom with ts "honk eva Frater wife” you_ aula “te fest ty to: perform ome we! Mi ia he wei rvke Rosy fact ck ‘she sae nat“ ie ca yu te operant ty shar Sy sdrantane toe Whines tat You cr ie tara” ) “Tn commending the paresta of laares ne vere toate of iss prdtatiag siae"ane tort ot the idren st fa acho! ‘he ml citrate Source bet inthe way” ota torn Deak Ie is poole Yec'roe te ee Dhak W's Ge boc Sevataet tet peers eae De: wo te eae ith havi them co ts aoe tay bot iv sheep tsi Pee ti eouats teat. Sones recesy ith te werd i ti they aie bere to po thee Reet sees ots ie heey ste face won ca eliaren Reon'tne Seman et sured Git tre altarah dna Sevehng or heme te ene improve hoe min te imere ten string fy Sitar apne st Rowe tay ae th. stad tur pen chrda ‘auch eraiomant eet ie beatae aly th tas re 2 ate be oct inte Smee “frm whieh "ar cers come’ ‘Thus only wil esa te chet wo ay sneha he. iplonad rir pronied i tans bonne. asd Piast ck ths Beara avert wearer «wall wstane sree as west iis Sarva te rane preter en on wrt of he ena tTare were sovea mia eraduating ciara In addition to bron pup. ta shea te Sasoetatn eae fur goers ‘rvs snobs Soa vie thay wae aren Yo romod Hear Hon Roscoe Simmons, de- iver the greateot nadreng evor to be everod by "is Excell” nthe Biate of Texas Plaid Day. Wate: ay. Sune. ath URGE YOUNG MEN TO BNTER TRAINING CAMPS. Soaheonhs Ainr—Leaders be every commouiy. are ting ured feces ton Erol Hao lltmone we sens ioe ay ene oe ore ea eet Soreeeet, Reseae ct‘ene a eee fe a at fon aaa ee Samiees i Sao por ent aa Sibel ise oo tab Se os et as te anche ee a ali ba gi Rowe eee eee ea el ae cline’ sant set Gerace, ieee ee a chit we ac ia can ansnes ent thie Caen Sea Soe Stee cree tarts a, eer ae ee wes "a Sarat as ea : pat aes oat Goren ean ar tee Beat cae ia pope ine pean’ sats gat Sele ft ee a yl Toye ae Gott be tea cae ce Acute ie hy ste a ue eal Ponce as teomiaane oa ani ote ie ret Sidon Fe tis But ea Ts Corpe Are insaing Nee pe a eames se Sg SOR can gn ae ace oe eet peers’ "aetna, “Soe eal alt Tit, ps sco Botan, ale ane Spears Gri Ait tet jeoria, Flora, ‘Toassasce ai’ aac iat ieee set toto iano nine aca a ape a as iin ad ntact rr ba so lea at tenho se aera at eum e e O = Be Sasi aon teen feces ee eae nd South Dakota Army ull ed ce eae aa cage krona ox ae ee eats rein’ per sos Soe Sl SN iet—caraa. unde, Wing Mota, Yas Soe of wemtueie oak ae reas and Wash | |The Uniform Rank boys have over dred kn ar wt whee “ee layer _ seman i Sacer ta sats art Mtr gre iate'n ace cae eine ates eas week. / ‘Mrs, Low mis Young, DG. x a ait camden © eres rans Reacneee cere co Saath ve stan os Rares ec cayenne Regn le ca eo where he ha Bean goatined. Be Sate a er teen aa ot tate saps aa har ona Ri aoe nee re Bearer moe ct ety sar Cetera aoe rae areas cs ae pra care Pert ces eileas:s in diana Avenos, state grand princess air cate tenes tee cites tatuenn ore ein tar Wo estas inn ty se See Sate oe Bes Geer ee arts eho Veet “sates esi aren Bus coat, or creas oe ele ‘the Mardi Gras for bringing tn, Reser tces beat entertainment. A WEAUrrUL our ro ‘ALL READERS et te wt) YOUR Naxmn and appnuss Mew York tty LMNOX C0, 13m 1080 8 ——_——_—— Mra Gaile McCamey nas return of from Bt, Louin, Maw after covers tmonths spent with othr daughters nats ling’ much tmproved. a the recdance of her daughters, Mer amen Ora Willamgon and” Whar Tiseas, 1418 Bosth ‘Throop Be Hon. Roveoe Sliamons, most noted erator, statanman and” citizen 9 ‘terior be: with the Pythian ca ett Dey. CAD ov HANS ‘We wish to thank ta nelanbor lanl telends forthe beautiful lore ltterings end the Kindgaas' shows jue during’ the ‘sickens and “dont lof our Sear beloved: husband a Ibrother, Sir. George. Statford. whe \éeparted thie fo May the uth. Say [God's Deming be Destowed up ox isn Signed: | hrm, tattle tattord, Wite Mr, Milan Crenshaw, later. Mrs, Dainy Mayen ater Johis Stafford, Brother. Mra Annie'Mae fimon, Nalee. Mra Mary: Jonea, Cousin. anne Lewin, Cousin, Besar © Wortham, Brther- R..R Jnckoon (rom Chago lends GARD oF TuanKe Nae wits orth Texan, May 34— We wisn tw thank onr any fend [fr The tong Kindnees sown be \ouring” the death af our nes Jana brother, Mr Bam” Bremiate [eo doartea the ity hay 8 154 [Sno for the beste ore? donee pee a no Jorerert ota Mars. KA. Bramiette, Wife | Mr pen “vamiette Brother | Mr Jee Bramicte: rote, | der, Gite ramets, Breer, ira sate cium | Xi Comma Arnett | Mim Samora Green: Kim Alen Barca sacs | mre mia Stee eons, ite Tommie ‘care tim Ave, You cat afford tala ssing lant "rood looking ‘Gane “from ago Hvil be wonderfal to lock [tow bie Bas. | Gamb oF tame We wish to Thank our tnd and tor thar Kindnon shows Ms ring our: bereavement {athe ‘of oer mom, hasband end athe ‘Once Willamn, who. Geparted Te aay 18 We doely spore thea re agin rea by hind ona hay Go os a Are tana Wttlame, Wite tire_Aien Bm, Moter Seam Wiein Pater, ners achaon ta one ot the erveet In the hace. Yen should sec'and ama ht ‘on Pied De. is ist ise to Texas oval, Pais OF AoMICA aatiicies hohe: |All: Dallas presiding officers and {halr comraden are. requinted to facet tm m Jolnt "season Toenday, Day 21, 1854—8:00. pm, at the Loyal Wriend all, #18 Good treet uninesno¢ tnich importance ‘lene 3 We owe, ational Grand Master, ‘a. J, CRAWFORD, National Grand Depety Patt Col. Simmons tm opening dally to suatences of # and 10 thousand Bate bin im the Bast Ginn or waa Calvert Texas, May: 2¢— ate, John Sparing and. Famly \innic ‘the publle for servian and floral efferinas uring the {ness nd fmeral of Mtv, Tima Bpering, Na wire ‘Yoh Serine. urbana, Georgia” Sperting-Lee, Der ‘Thie I & pivotal Fear and Cot fmmone will have « haruing. mee: tage for Texana on Pleld Day, CLASSIFIED ADS Fou SALT Colored new Tout room. house, two locks. from end Sc" Dayle Street ear inet 60.00 ish, $40.0 per month. Inquire for Me stephenson, Owner, Bouth Lawn Aaaition coum ON CoN WEL to os Maney Childn, H-20%9 fer che 190 et Jane wiand privileges at alr Paik aca i as Taree est for ateasiger. Bind him with dnvie- Tole ehalna of Devehio foree. X wilt teach you how. Dept. 14. 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RODMAN F. DOYLE Moms cae anes on on atone gato see is EE aan cpameron cea Seen ee : oe ce mye mt oe Ess tens SeEs 7 * EASY CREDIT WAY Our Prices are Equally as Low as Anyone $1.00 Week Will Do SHAW JEWELRY CO., D, L. Wilson, Optometrist = IGREATEST WEEKLY "THE DALLAS EXPRESS” Rite a saa repos Ee Re ta etn Susie same fee re ee one STEELE RANGE Only $1.00 PER WEEK Wen ta "Dallas Ene 100 area FRAZIER FURNL- TURE CO. areas at 2556-58 Elm St ionea ees |e EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas eet one SaaS EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ‘ASSOCIATION cts, oh eee a a HL Strickland, Pres S. Cofidld, Secy terms Vacant. lots only S50 can ie ocin eee Ae ee Sper penile pela VELMOT HAIR DRESSING ALOT ae Des Ses Have Better Hair eee eee ot eS “Ringe stiaay =” tua in oa tH iG > is ie yy Aa ee AS SI RAITTEY IAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEX- PECTED SUCCESS IN THE DAST YEARTHAT WE HAVE SECIDED TO ADD A FEW jonnseaurinrine PRE. ReAT IN ‘TO OUR LIMIT- 1D BUT EFFECTIVE LINE 4 Theloleing now g peralt-Tos Hae Reining Tonle ita dium! medium halvto ged. a en e Sigrosers Se tse te barony an Pia fenmereaitcast es i ereece sabe sormatter ow ofce og at Sa Kokomo | Po bee beers Broara Desay Yanahing Gram m Riccmeemeres tt dom Bene Lemon Gram * 2 toes bong feet + Seana Se manos t Po poeeceane faye AGENTS WANTED RVBRTWERRE * Strait-Tex Chemical Company (00 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA,U.8A. « Mme. Luella MeDaniels, Scientific Method of Scalp Massage. A Modern Wond- e. pala Tt A ofl ES Peers i Seren Pn St sh eee ae (neni ‘othe eH Beat dit ence ment, Beauty Calta Manicuring, Sroine Sis in nae Soa sett Tae ees Sareea ad asians 33 Sai a'ahc Sec net Sorat cece Marne BT TEXAS TOWNS Iniper, Texas Sanday School/ sinned to Cleburne for ran boc or’ J. J. thompeon|Mre Stele had ied in Cio Be oa tekk Chaba Or ctor te yeas ond wes ul oe Bekah “pronto ‘an txcstent ty all "who ved here Surv ermon collection was #173) har are husband, tw ister, pions. ‘Adaue the Grand has Weoliage "Toten of Dally Ter'ot ihe ames bar returned | Mi: Nelle Jobat of St Lo o"nourion, Mit A doho-| Moy oe grand-onusher, arn. Soe" te Prenaeat “ote Benu-|roa ‘Catford of Dallas one Soac Dirict hae retocneh howe and nephew, Senza "Wh Me Ale Sols lo tor Stowton man of Cheagy tnd ar. Loy Mix Sovnie Sharps trom Grengs|Whiteman of hice. sel erate te | foe age tof for Beawmont to. at Card of Than fend tne Bunda” Schon! ‘mvt | eit aa em ta [een Subs‘ — indnene ‘and eympthy shows Palas Bick Glanta made « goed Gtag the Hines and dent ath om the foutmone tom bers ta) one Welove ile ster ae or siesTunerup at Riverside, Sotsremotuer, Men "la Sci ase ay, Sunday and Monday, May | the benutiful floral offerings. ane [te Seeutliul flevat offerings | ‘Rockdale, Services were well attended. at alt churches. Sunday Tey, A. 'B. "Green preached a alien chapel church poring ang Bight. Rey. Wm, Anderson fi His appolatment “at springfield Sunday morning and night. 8.8 andB. Y. F, U. at New Hope was onductod with. touch enthuslanm Sad" Interest; the young men's Clase "raising $600, they. baving kept the banner for four Sundaye ‘The Sunday Schoo! will give them f Danguet ‘Thursday night for ther tplendid etforte and for encourage- tent. ‘The banguet will be. elven AU Bryan “Aycock High schoo! May 22. ‘The public Is invited, The Odd Fellows "and. Ruthites” rendered Ghelr "Thanksgiving tervice at Springfield Baptist Church Sun- day evening. The. program was Hlmply rand, ‘each’ one played thelr paris woll: The. Juveniles gave avery pretty. drill.” Mrx Elssjo Bankes of alan, fa visiting her mother and father, ‘Me. and ra, Zeke Polk. Mra, Bima. Wink: field who has spect several: days vialting friends and Felatives hera, fett for her Home ‘in Fort Worth ‘Tuesday morning.” Rev. Fenlel, of Hearne, "preached ai New Hope Monday ight. Mr. aad Mrs. Dan Larkin, Mrs. Green, and daughters of Lexington spent Pr day nthe city. Mian Dirdle Kindle And Mrs Lele Denson. Mrs. Ban: wel Newkirk dled Taat_week and was buried inthe Sandy. Grove community, Sho leaves a husband fnd_four small children to. moun her loot, Mrs. Melissa Turner is at home agala, much to the. de- Might of her many friends.” Mew Mary ‘lilier ts ‘on the sick list this, week. Also little Sins Fior- ance "Louise Golns, Mra.” Emily Goins, who han spent several weeks ia San Antoulo with ‘her eee te eet Fhe “Morita Sy Wes: bare sirmgshene "tole neup sac Sects ties Bo tirana laa oo ae ne pe ae Si Felt — 6 and ser meen oa atts eres Rett ars eee Sereno Bi alter ear not Econ then Mice ae eer neat Se {simsors We puasing The toners Se SPR Mnaatic’s Sn Fate Senta sic aes Ba re ewe SS ea he ba ad Sanaa arent Savion ates 2 Wee SS Gara saat Beatads Sec "eh ua Sane ress eae Se tt none e oi iach Cee ‘ght of her many friends and sang) poke Apert a Seeeiitahs Sra sf sees “eet saan es Sek tee naet Rover ad Si nade st in Moot mise pet's ane Shue aoe ood ha SUG Oe altar ae Seat bre aca ae hs SRST OVE 2 Aad in eae Sta Spe Sata gs eee ea SERN oe tee Reason el Sunday, Monday Ceaent-—Rally Sunday at the iret Baptist Chireh was. & me fone; money. raat 80), Mie fate’ Lewis” won the ten ollara Aina Matto. Giver ‘won the fre He A pale cadan led Fong; Now Fnisa40s No. Elonst nos aha No. 579650; Rowe visbats No. 9240s Mr Aigehat bible cantain of "the cufttren cin Fued $3408, Ths Chavtaaua wit mec the Sob Haptnt Church, Home aod a Re'Richardson and won of aliord More guests of Teaver {0 the iy" sinday.. Mr. Joule" Thomas ot’ Dallar nd Min ‘tana Never wore. marsied recently. Mr and ind’ urn Glibert's bahy Aled Pr fey at, Worth Rev’ Boone of "worth pect, Fara mieht at tbe Bais Church Ne Hrria"lectared ta the. Plc Saturday night at the Piet Bap. tat Church. Mr" Geo. Warren at Dalian was ihe et of hi fbr Sanday AO, of Pa ermon wae rented at Shilo® Daptint cer Bonday, Ker. G. W.Burtea proached Wriagy aleht atthe Frrmt Dapit torch Nase. Wa Taylor and. Wen iwesuey eat fo'RC worth lane wes on Doe neaa The Sunday cho! In tak ime om new ie’ eder eA pis ot Supt. ev. tx WW Rey” G,. We Durion wos at is Doni at 11 afelock: ‘oe. so_ wae sided. to che church. At Pict Stock the pant sania ed the sand ring et text, "Aca ton aruiont_the thareh” Ofer ing #2078 Resides of Cleburve| for yous ied’. Steel, re seat of Ceara aed ay Dalian, Texas or ae ice een jshipped. to Cleburne for Burial. Ie Steete tad ved in cisburne for af years and wan well known ty all "the ied "hore Survivin ‘etre hosed, ister re WWoolridge "ott ot ‘Dulas ani ra ‘Nelle Johnson of St outa Moy cae erand-dnuehter, afr. Ver fe Gattora of Dallan; "oe, nloe fs “népbw, ilo asa "White funn of Chlcagy and Ms. Lovet ‘When ot lene. Card of Than Mo wiah to. thank the_many ‘tanner ow “tt Kindnes "and pmony ahows ct flag the linens and ‘death ot oar etoved "ite uiter and eran tmoter, hire ‘Steie also for tho botetini floral ofernee We xcs ptr, deepest” appreciation [eine Lanene Pune for nee fg the bens solo," want thet, dont you" as Teme ot Mrn'Steie aad on her” sete totce rang ont fried. eres De. May God lene. ‘Me Henry Sees haben fire Wootrtes Totton, ster tire alo Shawn ners Arete” Gator, "rand ‘aspen | ‘The Mothers Wome and India ci met enday even, ay th inthe home of ise A. Horton nto the uns form of pening te varioesconmitees nade’ tet Dor tid ithe for te eayeal nwo perfect tobe Be sy the th. ira J Sonen ata rcatant ‘vice 1 theme aoa Grout (oust tnely eam which al enjoyed at tne Seu te hoses austed by Mia es cone Godwin mrred © lovely >| cores iencheo, with plats faves sf ‘wnene Perso in a enor in Abie recived the orig tne Tei Rabie Poste. ne Geter Braden; aie wD, dey siacasn: i |, Tae aaahtattlon of @ <Cenede tt ener wil'be of materal aevenane ae pa ee tel als scattan ts Rial sty, Sanday So sats a Rangir—2.'5 yas laaiy at tate Chapel ea ietttathas'has Ge teaet ea fa"hand dare pune a ea ‘vieoe i tha Sahel sere Soars it. ebay en ine "i stele en asst ae vu anes erate Beith Sag neat te th Fe eps i ate te he SSaet stewtt a alert 4 Sceety"schoi od. a Whee fer autrere a ep nome Genel cus | ME Cherche iy 26 Weare Speci a Hanae tobe Sa stan es ‘a {Segh poe of Baad Dea nbn for" eeddens of tikrty of fe Som of Sone De, J. Ware fe sored si’ ootag Sey ck Stade. Lnttnot acd Tithe Walt Jo's erneey can tae Wa fort, ak the hs sect Sine “tartan” Rang," wee tat tort Foo’ tat ‘nase fs ono Ta fara a dose ttn Re eetteeet fire as Mn "WO Pl ey yet Fata ° Tew feet“ hen tte ion tant ne nets" a ronal set Pius Sate Dereon anf canta ed promptly at 1 o'slock Corsteanaitr, and Are, John Inehole of Ft. Worth were here t lattend the funeral of relative last weak. Mlas Mable, Willams of ‘Round. Prairie wan here on bus Ineas Test. week. Mas Lilian Hat. |deo who fa ono of the teachers ol [Houston College ts home sexi latter working several months t [promote education in. that place [Mise Alberta ‘Wiillama teacher ol [Denison "Schoo! returned 10 her Thome at ound, Hock last. ‘week Mr. and Mrs. A. H.. Hledgespeth were in Blooming Grove last week Ii, and. Mra John Wilder of Houston were the guest of Mra No V. Wilder, Nard. Ave. tan fwoek. Mr. Geo. Hunter, sustained 1 bruleed log: and arm when th wheel of tls. waron passed. ove them ‘Mira. Alverta. Calhoun "ol Connell Bivtt, Towa Is here. vi {ng her cousla, Mra. Nancy Pinch ack Mand) Mig. Rhy” Dellus moved fate thelr” beaut new home on. rd. Ave. Tast_ week At 2:00" PML. May ath” the house wan opened for Iniarior dle play, Stadwiches aud leo ten was erved. At 7:20 ta 10:80 a. cheer fal hovoe party eas the feature, aue"an ehraie evening wa spent hlerry guest. Many frticlen of usefulnens and value frere received by the hostess, A Big double header: ‘The Ornio. feal contest “The Tale of a Hat” ft imvnteal comedy was one of the ig attractiona at the 0. W. Jack- fon High School Auditorium, May th. Tale Production ‘under the direction of Mrk. Knox was igh clams in every detall as well ia entertaining. The amateur Aetors and Actreases performed thelr roles well andere duo tc credit. Misa’ Tommle’ Walker “was declared winner. May 16th, about #:90. P.M. 8 wood shed ‘ut the Hardee home oh. 6th. Ave caught fire the family. were in the G. W. Jackson HL Anditorism. “At 11:20" A.M Sunday: morning the G._W. dackion High School band. ed ihe march fram School to the fist, Baptist chureh for the “Hacealatreata services. The Rostrum. wan beautifully decorated with Palms, forna, boauets of rores and Magnoliat'The Andltorion was filled. tite capaclty, Tew. Austin Principal of ‘Tyler’ High School” delivered a sermon. both inspiring and appropriate for the oconsion, At 2:00 PME the Avi: fori of the rat Bap abrch was. the place for the Annnal Thanksgiving ‘sermon of the. Pl- frima. "A splendid proxram war put over, dense Washinton "of ak arer,.. Seat Waaniation, of ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 ee nas Seeicloe Ge took rae te saree Sit sree 2 [35 Ma eS See url a one SANS Se Soe, dee Sia Sst wl Set iar ‘Prowresive cub entering eit s rhea acts 2a’ Sate Eau i eal ae "ate [cee Sanne oS [cs foe “Stn i {ey Bacon Ane ic Mette We tg Brat," Sst, ‘el farce, Sect, Ba See ah 8 scent Waar ce ese BOR Ma go Sse bine es Pined"Sttalsdnnie te an We i oT Rit Toe ta te le send tt i Ss a eR SS ans Soe tonie Beara acter FR tov suede br icons Sc aftens fie eae et sal abe tS meet a Se faa heey Paine Satay mea ite at ptt ser Eyeballs acs Preaelty Ao pecs sy pein ot Sa Church. At ¢ p.m, BY. #. U. work| rat ee a aot ea feed. Danner group Miaslon, No, 4. oe ats irr Reet Bet | "Guaateth Chevec:36 m Chureh pasty ta Ses ok See pte uri Mine atl ics pees cen Epworth League at € pm. At |! Pont aie sats Ln al mow Se he ease of 8) Rew eae tlae” secured by the hak ant cn their hee tito te are tone: Ratan. hay” Money My" 2 nivemgs Park Weatherlods—ney, A. 3. thn som of WC Werth Dstt hel ester conferncn atte 6. ee Sata er tutcloga and inert sotred to Ate Sindy Stora "Htery ‘We Ward Prank bard sad ire. ‘or ‘Biackrll [et Sunday or Waco aod -Auai. tira Tien tenons lft fr Rae mat Gy eve Browne tor rier tmeens' Sahara 9 Seat te Cantera van wall at teaded a ah shutten "Mewar 2% soypar 6B Raion war piesaat tos i eand, San {agra Esher ean tly ‘e Waa! tne: 50 “alocd for Sesto 420 for lett tio ald ¥ea8: Mensa 7 and cena’ Wash Crane are visiting Auntie, Mr. end Sirs "oat Brow vied thelr = . he Unter nai bape. bar wore ie keep "wit whos was Saas 1. saotson from Caleag Ia Mincsla. — Diss Bredy was ta Mineola last, week visiting her aunt St. Paul Baptist church had splendid. services, Sunday School Tengo ‘was reviewed by Mr. Le i Walton. str. Andrew Davis and Misa Myrtio Davie have, returned to the "Clty from 8. T. GG. M, H church hu Sunday School ster, Which a alana menting by. ier.” Brown ‘both Way aad night. Mi. BL church had. splendid & 8. Mr. and Mra. D. Dean and Sam Hoberts and daushter motor: ed to Tyler lage Sunday. Hon. Mowooe Simmons, moat noted erator, statesman ‘and eltizen of America wi be with the Pythians ca Weed Day. Calvert-—air, J. Knight of Pleas- ant Grove apent Sundey attending Pdueatlonal sermon atthe High School. The Odd Fellows of Cal- vert ave had a month of pleasure and. advertivement. of thelr order under the mamagement of Prot A. i Mina, District Grand Direc- tor and Superviaor of the 10th District Membership drive. On the Pirst ‘Thursday In May. we called the two lodges and two. House- holds together” to. discuss plans for building a hall; a committee was appointed and. théy” decided cna ball, ‘The following Sunday the ‘anuoal Thankagiving sermon was delivered at Independent Bap- tint Church by. ey. Roaby of 8 Paul MB, “church. The next Thursday alght the Order gave an cream reps ner he dee ‘are. Deluse, Mra, Scott, Mra. B. H. Davia, Mra, C. M. Haynie and others. On Sunday, tho 18th the ‘Corner Stone. aylng was heldpeople from” ‘Branch ville, Baileyville, Jones Pratl Hearne, Franklin, Hammond and High fank ware. present. Prot AH. pln our D_0,'D. wan orator of the day: assisted by Dr. 1. 0. Davis, J. H, Willams, B. 1. Max well, Jas. Woodley, Tobe Woodard, Chas. Bony and 8. N. Nash total lection for the day W120, They re fer the direction ir ©. H. ‘Teevell who in one. of our beat contarctora The Odd Fel owe will meet again on the last Tuursday night to receive plan) for boliding thelr new Hall, News| ached the city, from Anderson Ohta, of the death of Mr. afonros| itebell an ld. ‘time citizen of] hia place andthe tather of lr ellow townemen and. merchant dr, TX. Mitchel. He. was butted thls city, ‘THe remalnn of rs. iartha Watson were recelved Sut fay from Waco where sho dled. She war laid to ret in the Calvert entry. Mr. Watton was an ld and “highly respected tix 9f thls place nd one of the fret members of Independent Baptat| hureh. Prof A. Mims, fra, Jaa Sere. Te, ear aa aie day to conduct for the ev lodge anno ti aces The Oud Plows ace akg fo toon pen ead 0 po aden by daly Soh, Sa Ae Wade Hinton in ia the ‘lty MA iit eta atho at wort on te Ron” et Haseeno Mogan proshed an able sormon tt Eradaten ‘ot the Calvert Bap tay. News reached the cy th sein tra Bary” ‘aus part ta Pll Dap Poe Sate. St ee | Masea—Sunday morning four all at thelr post; partial report of ‘the class rally Sunday might Ria"tm alee tt a ride" a aes John: “31. At 3:30 P.M. the easiest ee Se a ae aa Sia cot toga Cr oe Bi a (ial? ‘Sacha 8 in acy id Ee fois ae ln Roa Fe Borie opt ese cos ae ee wala oat Bia a sie ae eee nae Fe nk te "Sa Eon eaten, Sma ‘Sige a age i ta ts nae ate a SNe Se aa ae Sa ws Seats Saat Sea ep Rene es th tae Legs Seay Sar Wie tert ts eda Pir eg Sinaia. 6 hee i SRO ata Mae Ree are a ei el as at of the wea” Pity ni ie Shad atl Pia’ oie at neal served a deliclous mend. Sunday Sessa et ou Seat Saas en wa fee ae eT Selmar ate “andere ese ar eae Fa Sins mel oes Palestine— Services were well stand nt Gott! Capel'cM Gano Sony shoe ogo at oiat'A Mand eh ll sh eit Tio Rev tc" woe Pastor ok event trom, Covi {Bins and captr aod frome Atai90 P80 fe, Jt Bie nator, Past ce ed "the tte witha ase umber "ot hie Tears “on Prvched “trom Gen1i0' had Gary and edhers trots Croat orshipped wih on tr Mt Gur oye tor tule i in Sato, efrnadftn Hoota bers has owt isk ba espero ast "tundey alah {5° colored people were arene foe aicrag’ then is utr Good, etree ata et SSe"chareneeunday nev. ‘tna wae he post uy antec coe. Fo are ems tou or ow inns ed teaver ia ik ie cee Tut me be aes ieyoe ign tha pare San Angela, Quie & aunber o x ot Patand Canisians mol ot, aavedlThtaecivng or oe Re ice: the finan soedons an owas ot iv ardet were’ needy Prot Drove nd {Brrr wat tora ey B's Bonne, mere were abe 4 Kore unit Caan Fa Te Pgh vita ean at weak and'dellrorea tvery 1 Erocive’ addres to, the peoe fer, TW, Wiens P.O ie eric“, "caureh was ‘apy. aa Weak: when ais "oite Porat Nery ‘i Unttorm Raat te wi tne Bokeys on Pie cy Come te Tougview, — The South Side colored achool- wan out "on. the Toth day” of May; they had. « rand soation, Ar. Robert ‘Norris Sid wite eave birthday. dinner Sanday “May 18th ‘for thelr ‘son Jett Norris, Sunday Bethel A.M. E. Sunday choot wan well attend: ei; the pastor preached trom Job $6214. '1¢ wan w wonderful vermon tnd ‘enjoyed by all present. At 3 Orelock. Sunday evening the Bac: Calnureate sermon was preached by Rev. P. Cookale, ‘pastor of Bethel Chureh, Rev. GL. Cole- man preached trom ‘Paaims 137:4 You tan secure the ‘Dallas Ex: press trom reporter, Jeff Borris 419, W, ‘Tyler ‘treet, Phone No, 06. ‘You can't afford to. mien sesine that good. Jooking General from Chieago. Heil be wonderful to 1204 at on Wiaa Der. Peaton-— Mrs. Aggie Bramictt ot Dalles epent the. woek-en hare: the gueet of Mra Joule Arch Rey. 1.” AC Mitchell “of Kanfoss ls fi, Ray. 8. 8. Steption, Mod. of Liberty assoclation nade his an nual visit to. the. ‘church Tas week. Bilas Carrie. Johnson ts at home and. will open, up kinder garden “Monday.” Priende of Mr Uatayetta Mls were agreeably murprieed to hear of the murriace to Miss Beatrice Duley ot Dallas whlch took plies at the. home of the bride's "aunt ‘at. Pt. Wort. Wednesay at high noon, After the ceremony. the young couple accompanied by the brides sites Mira" Pickard” and. daughter and Mist Dudley. and Latoy Dudley motored to Denton where a. sit selock dinner wan served in thelr Ronor at tenets of te. gros parents, Mr. and. Mra, Lafayette Mima. Se. Mr. and. Mra. Mins wlll be at home to friends at 218 Cochran’ St. Pinal report of the Pleasant Grove ray was had Sunday might, May “33th which amounted to ‘$7106. St. James A.M. 1 Chaveh ratsed the highest umount. Mra, Bertha ‘Whitten dub ralaed. $133.50." "The pastor ‘and afew saeisbers of St. Iumes A's, te Churel: motsred to Mck- ory. Crock Sunday where three a eee ae Colonel Roseve Comkiin Simon lite‘ ni teat om eile Bar Netirogor—Me, W, Me Wieo mate shor tip ty eyan, Tess Joa tbe th nr andra Dare Suhre Adve Mayfcd wes sme in thee of [tol win elowe on the Sta [iustor ot Robinson A. at her i Fetarm hone ta 8 ey aon 2 Jackson frp Chon tnd jem. gr Ferlathe serial at th 3° Giareh conmucted by an fe {sole meeting wid mc issccue bia nermonn ave dri lnree crowds trom lie around Mrs Anderton of Brita, wor Slpoed at Ac Mc i. Chore, Sum ity roert of Mon A Latin {ine “Ameriean Woodman hd fits preached, er, Sn fay at Troe Wine ‘baptt curh Nunn’ andAlen tad Sehr ‘dale tad oot tended te O64 Peluwstrmea Toe Ke ot Pr av gong to tn Nw Grea bar Ohara fea tike te een Tout le ha poss ite Aso gle pane Lanlac—services were wel at tended Sunday nt Wayiman’s chapel ‘Au Be ehuteh Hey, Roger gevupiat the pat. Alen Che fen tdeavor League at the. ent boar in the abeonce 6 the pratt Mra Locking ran wal taght by a B. Bersber, ‘ekt eevee at or tal out. The Don Home. cot cert ‘Thursday mit atthe’ bome ot Mr ang pra". i, Unda watt decided nuceesn The Myre feu. given by ‘inionary”Soctety Seiorny” night was enloyed by al hr’ and air", ‘Connon ot Dalian wih "Matter ciffora tnd ledge Cannon moored over Bundy and were. tha. Rust "of th ter, Ae 3h Jotnaon todas, Me Cader "The GenteryArporation entrained the 8 Pulipe Choral le. let Weinesgay, HERE atthe tcool bone ‘Snday Say ith tn te eine meeting wun eid the rsenco of Ara Goa Ate the cron routise af foals the. cers for the ‘enauiag ear Were sete wens Rowtoes ths Race. Ya nia sand ame en ons Dey Mn twit to esa GatnervieAil cburehen_were weil stionded Sunday: Rev. Pie Real “preached two” Invrestine termoni’ ‘tne Toch. ally" cloned Sencar" night; they wera mes cent] tn raitng 20033. ‘The Eecalarn vernon wat Dah ‘x Me Olle ‘aotintChareh Seoday ‘by, Teer. Henderson. The Choral clu furaiehed the musle The ‘Desconeas Board et the reisence of ra Rofen Sl Friday "eveniae’ ater” buainen salon delcoin mena Wes Pe ved. Rev. McGrew proached. at the Ar. Ho cherch, int week Mi. tna Woody, Mi AF, PM Bight hr Stone, 8 ack man cdr sohneon tend othe commencement. exerci North “eau Calas Ja, We. meeday evening, “The. CH. eit Worth scare, #8 Tn eit Worth scare, #8 Tn vor of aioavie: re BJ Grown was inthe city last weck or few days rt LM Gomer ia returned from Fredrick. ‘The mand Fecha mot tothe eal ace of Mand Mra. Over Sumpter iat tteday ai th ne president Are” P. Woon After the routie of burinean the jetean served 2 delicious, ment Pee Grand Worthy Japendri, rm Pk NePheraon Teta. tthe vo courin wich wen enloyed mathe and Bch. come ant af Enterprise Court 036 Pie "Wheaty Court No. 32 ore: ented oud Grand Worthy Ta-pend- with a lovely Ronuet at Bk Sarnatons ‘Thin In_s pivoal year and Cot, nnn wt have baniog ne ge for Tena to Dil8 De mumcrma—tic FP, and oil yen of aot Lasrencs "Oonber hak int many wf the patrons na front ejned& Slit dar tne aeholpenc fe wan en fue’ erty the il be rs mere bya We are deighag m"eport that te Pash Saurence mane"nohet, which ithe Rt stared schol inthe atry uct, fas tore ne amet nicely trom the. teaming he elnng: Toe pronent of the bora arr under th Teadernip ot reach has tmon wonasel fo ote hnstay ight the “petrena seca ere entertained eh ery ean program ada rt tay raseing over tho wns sve tmprovement hak has teen mada Mill has” ade” any Manda since she hes basa, hore and Mare bop abe wi have hare tise eink enoeer gear Ege lfvagermrdyoeae Col. Simmons to apeoking Golly to asdlencen ef band 10 thournnd eo ple fn the East DUNCAN—The_Dooatere of Dow: can made Tatars and Ardmore homing the "ree pente to be wt em ish of duns J Beslan, PT Sohnasn, (W. A. Armatead were the boosters, BD. Lilie “shatter, 4 nther cars feft Duncan to play ball at Artimore, Sunday. Quite « few went to, Boost tbe gamma, Ardmore will lay Duinean, Bunny, May 28th hrs, Jonata Mutchen and Mes D. ei Clare and children sare to leave for Kanone ‘ity. and_ other points jn Mincorl Tuenday. Duncan Is bes ne wotertainnd with a carnival th wei Mother ites Je visting her Randy. and wife, Ta Mickle. "The Patrosts civt ntertained on the 1H Mrs, Wk Avmated, President ‘7h fre duntroyed the. Deawtful ome of at and bre, Drake's every thing yang lout. but an ton box and. mse trean, oth ‘husband. aed wile were eway tauno of the fre not Kash Pier also burned most of & Pre rite house toat wea mete MF ictne.’ne Sieg on. on ire onerch was eeed at the GX: emt Saeceen ‘eret he goat Me aod Tina etenes May Gob, fas ate aaa ta cing ot ang town te iSat‘odethe ” tg orate roe ‘catstadhe‘Sth her nse | oneral Sncnven 16 6a hace on earnane ae {chet se setae the a0 [Pst a Ras | MONRY GROVE—Sérvices at st jis ona fe [eat Aue ert Coeds Neosat hie oat of hor bt Sermon were beached Coe fee ened tiene shes tt [nse es tee tate co a (arin | Soh mn tho dt leaitas seiner tae [nie tthe, ae <a | antisite oe lero Renda achent eh Jer Seam th a saan (seu arcaunte ave na a tae elo seme Sneha fsa are ces me at pened a econtens sa feta Ca Sen Sherman peat oo ono. ey te em he ine Shs ass Sethe ae “set Se wantin Hoth sn itcy" ana le ho ant the Bs far tes Sat eae flacseet’ senek ak Keone Bayan Tatra te he enn atette an'sus san eee roe ina ta tanay eh $04 fest” Whe ef "a? wanes finipt of ek tM. cooeh ne ie ane eal eared Stace. et "even" eatin ere teem Conon Nate Sis ue Paster snr i las made’ no tn tt pane ue sod ao sae Tall Senay. te Atberta Barwa fe ail verg-lowaiet ) Colonel Stoscoe Conktin Simméns wil beat hie beat om Weld Daye Guott osseous. wit be at bin beat on old Day. alan anis en tn Sal aie Sunday. Mra, Maiieea Murphy’s Reseach tld ats ee Gi chrth nnd at elon a ait ee cunts opet a Calanthians Rev. Bandy Hum greg ett hunecy arhom a th nich cosets saves f Bisco nde Met Sotony mace me cary Preah rete ried Bunday afternoon at the bride Sneeey ie nday iene ar Bases at utes an Sea sor tee ban nem ee! the 3 Dou end ln B. walenein hare hich Daemon Meangon pets Sted U"inbe, Toes we Week se a aie oases acne by tee Seon Bday oct "ovora was tne ra eto te Sohen woh parr peer” tite Stenson Iiczotearo cle dems roo Peiearhay uve ar Bat roe fek'"tmoeoreeaed the base Ea etal eer tn Sen [ekca areietadungn 3. a “ian itn, Sane Marea we Chivers arate a cn. apc aionay abe Ger its Nees fn one rear fe’ xime. un, ei Tekan bs Mant x “hoa. soit home with her husband, Rev. le J, $eihien on core bev. Davi sta tn pons Boney oo sel ad sedis te wen sete oe ipraveing we bones wa alas a tase ot Providence ae ears tan borctuaraia ae oc, “aera Mgt aan ated il ve boos. Sanaa ten Selec toe Po ape Ric hare ‘oye, XS Scie mig Sen! hin al tom ar arfunPvitgs mor ed Behari ie aot lobes om ina nt tou cant afordto_ min sine tant “eeed aking General fom Chad“ wonder took coe bi Dar tnnom — rire ies Commer i betay Scie ad well ees Sf Srcnars ete a tse pot St duty sean war goo. the Re of Zniesias tae was Breet Sart Waiter ‘om, Snuacen cha Walker, ‘who Joined in the service Sroiy"ce Meceieg anew wate’ vc theta ei ee Saas "Stored pray Then er Gb sone ford an ok See tt Sadia see cr eevee one ta seca hatre crores ra, as tic ia ees pia." tas Banta oho Send arsed (Gad stats ealoe caution ies Se reo Tone ee Sahel Mrs. Mary Jane Jones, little Mabel | Col. Stmmene wilt 4 Irow never arnaed ow Bae Se | -weusm—tne AO. of F hind thet Anaual sermon presched inst sun 8a wena" lanes 2 pastor, Nev, HL Ignite acces Pager oso" Rae a [renon oe. ete, ely Imre ty De, We wore Sie mnt oe See os {mde fant lr a ena ort enn tense eh bet ane Galt ta We the tam Wate ball leew ints ‘nth th Ronee Cae sh [nner carpe tea na tatrday” ae allege es ‘ot ramen rt eee 6 Saha nae rrecate from Tall nae ors ti pS aa eats oti ae Kr B.& Canoun Cee’ Corstens, wth them” rs itl ibe ennang, ‘ain tnt an Se Same es tower, sane aoehs Messy a ice emie ‘conve motores Meranaly"Montay'e sient th cemmanconen. series at Ma Seige Mrs Moth Senne amt Mn aanatter, Male ay ane vir waren thee ant. en ree ot thee ei“ Sow, Lacey ate, Ty ne attended the commencement at I. Sian ary Tay han near a tee ron Woes areca Sr tte aary "nna esate Mr. mint. cettetor fo me Aumininaton Budi a stras‘Colupe seen a wes a ner Tcktag” ate basene en tate! re rane ‘Oran Me es iia, ir nM One, Bm ee Pownit toa Mrs Copstend. Rev. er Atsantie, Dra thwart and Cramsnae’aending th, some ment rapt Wort frat eaneay te Sormoeuateting fier tap toon ar'be Wevian, Bot. i Wicning igh hers atin the Pt Pitoecwisa’ reset. tee Se whieh sonteney st of Sut ste iow apie gach. Me Pred Wovens in having two went rin nuiae siete oe alae see. Thy are bing br re eon sien at tin Marper” hae tones “Ale Me Lawyer Doroush mio at: Malinde Porous hae Sica "st aan antes ant Weseae St The mie ante Sarde oat the "yas fonerinndnentay mining at Sk, fume ty Suni baa haerel fn sie sty ts had rm card Ma serzue never seek oge bye mt wth th hone ot ronan ra ain ic ae tout at oe ing a inperne at, iy toga to aro came. We extend. svmpathy tothe fay ra Warrn oi bee ee cai csluaie orotate ee Teane' More fix Sami Mivont "Chie" Clowon ead Mast rere ac och to mnrener ist Suey thd evel thea ag Me aetna roar Pho soa kota wars of Kiger mcr the ety ny to Sa ra bttine Sar’ sua ten tp cae eG, A acon hari Tete heute opt ana wien Brvlete bere fos an wot tod lod at all the churches Samay: Rev. te sasigun msccereeofee RIEL fora Sundar and wad i hn Hock a ee atte yo ations, "ot Sueaton cet nae pantera eet ae tame 8 Src hav tor ever ewe en steps and repinced them wi Concrete enti pal” be sce"rptenatet heh. ne tf eee ater: dlvrng Ore era scons day tem sree austen’ Te commen set renee aft A reat was uneorpansed,” 1a rtp" ntonaets A nog, bane i aty tes itened” he eran srcalmuniat nt Foca Colles sr Seday evening: Teer Wet Wh, pacsed wih the numbers. 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We sic, opt Sere ea re hy ey too a : Siscane at's eopeaeane moe ha Hag eta a ‘Denton Chapel GM Atondnge wh cees 6, ne Wee Scena ae Me Bee Gidleiee, saieen. So Callviee, pamor i ae ele Phe waite ets ee estan e cae ae a rie aris cee ee in eee Se Se, Sot rea i oa es a Siete wine Stee. cryonics Sie aces cs Simgipteiet gs tes oS Se ea eee i a en eet int, Ci ee a ented it | arte, oz cae peony sie soa a wie ein sway ang the An = eee a ee Tees ee eae a, ae a rea, rere ge oe ae ra ee en SP eae a ei ee ie eee ae are ee i ee eae ae ee ee ee he saris as ee oe ae SS eae ae ae ae Poe comes 2 en ee acy eee a ka ore oan mes ata sae ee es St ee rer er ee mis, neon Senate ca een ot Sn Thursday, ay i Mcp ec rhig ir As sheets ental tua seen Tae "acer amninio® = Civ We ¢ of Mt. Matthew Teptiat chureh gave Stat ee rg ea cea Baite Scio pa ri we Saas ia Score oat ist eae Sy Scie aaa Sor a an fe a a eae from” Washington igh sehool ga en re Cee ote eae Pike sc neem aa ae mo fe Sire Nas eee oh, tN eet baa See at a cs aes Se eon a ee Sit or a oan Sa ace ne, eee a a ear ae age tee ae ict ha ert aes wing ash ‘aia h he Gates nat Se ced oa eee Cat at ot ei ction aoe Shae Saltese eae ter eee ee se a ser tea Sarat nee ot Cat i ead a al oe Se areas i ee ers, ease ares ee Ne Tarifa Re Pas aaa eae ae ies fee eae eae tc an dur aM Ffferenon gag ls Res See eee pal tens ee ea ei ae er ae ee er Sen oo ee wicee i Tadces tet ae rae ae sere a i a $e re oe rade and win « prise, ‘aMvA¥ sunday Beeol ag wat ante at ek ae cha sre tuent serene were rush may et Palmer Aone arty wit be iven by th King ahah wry Pray ete nthe seme Sune soe Peart: tan ae Salts to be sive at fon Bape ie Gunn Most wit ne ae vr cub i bdng meh ee Se cr ch the eharch inom, Mesa eu me enter hae tts Yam th heat with Nm A eat nate moter =" pura si ad te pole ‘orm bint Past Sonny wht ta Ht el Se at led area Ane ata at dunsay ate Toe Conaan chad up Weanerdey ater vin'Presttnt Rey 0. Para reiane Wedbniay. Weve ie on tole a He nana ary sandra Ronan Sa aie own, Saleh Be Katelin J. Hel Wor the” bern, uth, aan Ma stm ey Jao aaa msi fn Puen cori mecpenan Ret acon of Cearee HW. at. eres & santa ; ng the mating it mndie s ssn Tae went Se attantaal mit Comen em oo) aaeastan 2, Sie bursarship and those who are interested are advised to get in touch at office with the Aladdin Cruise Corporation, 684 Proposed Fourth Bldg. Building, North Carolina, plaigned for its make travel, sightseeing and a luxurious menu of tropical fruits and sea foods and everything else they can offer this cruise notably by a more complete educational and entertainment program than has ever before been offered. The program is the York East Conference, former dean of the Tale Law School and no Judges of the circuit court of appeals. The three connect, entertainments, dancing. An ample library will be carried, dealing especially with the literature that will be in charge of director and will include the regular deck hand. The ample camera photography will be offered. In short the whole boat is to be carried out in a spirit of adventure. Conference joined Judge Wade in the opposition. Discussion was held on May 19 (Sunday). At Mrs. Grace Mora. M. A. Ford. Pres. Mrs. M. A. Hawkill Secretary. Mrs. J. Johnson. Reporter. WOLF CITY — The commencement of Blinton public school was largely attended by Mrs. Mary Lindsley of Wichita Falls to visit Miss Elizabeth Connors, entertainments, dancing. An ample library will be carried, dealing especially with the literature that will be in charge of director and will include the regular deck hand. The ample camera photography will be offered. In short the whole boat is to be carried out in a spirit of adventure. Conference joined Judge Wade in the opposition. Discussion was held on May 19 (Sunday). At Mrs. Grace Mora. M. A. Ford. Pres. Mrs. M. A. Hawkill Secretary. Mrs. J. Johnson. Reporter. WOLF CITY — The commencement of Blinton public school was largely attended by Mrs. Mary Lindsley of Wichita Falls to visit Miss Elizabeth Connors, entertainments, dancing. An ample library will be carried, dealing especially with the literature that will be in charge of director and will include the regular deck hand. The ample camera photography will be offered. In short the whole boat is to be carried out in a spirit of adventure. Conference joined Judge Wade in the opposition. Discussion was held on May 19 (Sunday). At Mrs. Grace Mora. M. A. Ford. Pres. Mrs. M. A. Hawkill Secretary. Mrs. J. Johnson. Reporter. PAGE FIGHT Business Men Plan Cruise of West Indies. (Continued from Page 1) what I believe to be the principles of race cooperation and mutual respect. But talk will not save the difficulty and I believe the time is now to take this action like as an evidence that we do what we say. Its success, in my opinion, will cause other barriers to the West Indies was the first part of the new world touched by African migration and it is here that the most important western influence and in many respects, command the greatest importance. The chance to get acquainted with Colored population that have lived under Spanish, French, English and German languages, probably no where else in the world can so types of civilization and varieties of customs be observed. We have three islands; each has developed an individual of its own, to add to the charms of climate and The cruises is being planned some months in advance in order to permeate the areas with affluence and modify their summer vacation plans to take in the big winter holidays. It also permits more affluent and modify its amenities which will make it seem less burdensome. As a large response is expected, those who are interested in cruises with the Alaind Cruise Corporation. 688 Prospect Bldg. Hildreth, MA. light, sightseeing and a lively name of tropical fruits and sea foods and everything else to make this cruise notable by a more complete educational and entertainment program than has ever before. The cruises are three times entertainment, dining. An ample library will be carried, dealing especially with the literature will be in charge of director and will include the regular desk planner and many others. All the books will be offered. In short the whole cruises to be carried out in a spirit of friendly force thought which alone would make it a notable event. Excavation for Odd Fellows Temple is Nearly Complete. (Continued from page 14) represent more than a half million of dollars than Pillowaves have received. A head of the parties later interesting features of it is the fact that their reserve was able to finance the whole project. Not only did the will of the participant will enter into the work. their uncharged at the executive board third quarter, he was at his best for several days, he was unable to meet to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio. June 11th to the 14th where the Sunday School and Sunday night afternoon dance was held. Mrs. W. Waxhalline preached in his place Waxhalline preached in his place An Evening in the Park" for their Sunday School Congress in in Cincinnati, Ohio. A visit was made to Monday, Rev. G. W. An assured that there would be three hundred Nashville representatives church and his members work to leave this city on a special train for the Cincinnati Convention that will be held in Chicago September 10th were largely attended this week. Virginia Griffin of Jackaboor will finish their 15th when all of these plans will Miss Caitlin Hall and others be turned over to the convention at the C. M. K. concert at the C. M. K. concert will start their work making the property safe to the work the week end in Willie the youngster after the receipt of The Presiding Elders left morning. Berry showed the spirit necessary to telegram by the local police from the Kaufman to Santa Monica, where the burden of misery to the battalion was felt. The youngster was a hero, her bravery elicited the child was here and that where he is overseer of the in- City. He also hit over the fence and ran to the house where the boy was found at the home. The ten day raily was a success at M. (Jupiter) Johnson艾加 excellent Baptists Raise $25, 000 Necessary to Complete Theo- logical Seminary. (Copied from page 1) his conference. They are to be further enlarged to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio June 11th to the 18th where the Sunday School School in in Cincinnati assured that there would be three hundred Nashville representatives to attend the next September to attend the National Baptist Convention that will be held in Chicago. The Chicago plan is to 18th when all of these plans will be turned over to the convention making the final decision on the Nega Baptists and their property. —The Nashville Globe New Movement of Fraternity Would Guide Youths of Race Right. (Continued from page 1) pose to place each youth in personal contact, with those who have succeeded to that he can be helped In the United States great numbers of educated Negroes have been trained in the United States public and kindred services. The Guide Right Movement seeks to teach this ban on Negro education. The week of May 18 to 24 will be observed as Guide Right Week, with special services. simultaneously with the United States public members and chapstones of the Kappa Alpha Pai fraternity are located. The week will be closed with four restraints of the country. The fraternity has been assured the support of the press in its construction program. BATTLE OVER WHITE-COLORED CHILD ASHEVILLE, N. C. May 24—Police authorities of this city are making a effort to do some- thing about the disposition of Hoefer Patens, a 8 year old child, who was born in Cleveland and claims he has Nageb血 in his valor. An investigation was begun in his honor. An investigation was begun in the younger after the receipt of telegrams by the local police from white women in Cleveland who deserved the Nageb woman hadEdidniped him. The boy was found at the home of his Hoefer mother, who was suffering from wounds which he complained had come from whip-piens. When asked to explain the wounds, Hoefer mother was wounded by Mrs Moore told the police that young Peters was the son of a woman Hoefer mother was and that she had brought the boy to Aberlite after the mother had threatened to drown him to get rid of her. The police said the cause of the child's light color and blond hair. M. E'S FIGHT ANTI-LYNCH RESOLUTION (P. N. E) One of the most spilt discussions in the course of the long conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, connected with the passage of a resolution endorsing the Dyer antitrust resolution and endorsing the Dyer antitrust bill. Proponents of the resolution which was introduced in the convention, North Carolina, for its passage on the ground of law enforcement legislation was an invasion of state rights. The latter was true when the Supreme Court presented Henry Wade Rogers of the New York East Conference, former dean of the church. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 we had need for the plains, Prof. F. R. Womack was at the plains and he was to think. We all know that during the day he was "omnipresent" and that he didn't want to do right hence he kick when they are "packed up" to TEXAS TOWNS TEXAS COLLEGE Point: **Sectionary or the People's Drug Store** The hops of the college are all too take that: a 13.9 m.p. Kev Mahl, willingly a day's work free **AlkO—Mr. Albert Nelson who** londale, M. J. Davies of Port St. John ing of the delicious dinner. All re- At 3:45 p. m. —Commencement day, Mrs. Isabelle Jackson, who milten Milton Williams, who Ga. Annales, Ga. At 4:45 p. m. —Annual stage sponsored Sunday with their daughter, Brittany, 15, and their son, Matthew, 13, played "Every Man plays" serious and also plea to keep in mind, who is here attending high school. Tuesday, June 3—Aumuller exercises Field day and trustees meeting. Listaen Davenport, who has been visiting in Bay City for several weeks, WAUO—Paul Quinn College, the students opened the recreation park and the reporter was in Needlefield Saturday in the interest of the American League, who have real tennis shards around here. Parker, Christian Index, Jackson, Tennessee. visiting in Bay City for several weeks returned home for holiday. The students opened the recreation period each day playing tennis in the interest of the American Woodmen local camp. The real international game of Wacol Woodmen local camp. SUMMER SCHOOL and accuracy, but sending L. B. Lerry the fourth imminent spirit necessary to misery to the bat- from the Capital hospital of the as plicher, Mr. F. Jason aid, excellent foremory to Texas, to S. H. C. by and NORMAL AT TEXAS COLLEGE, Tyler, Texas will Open JUNE 9, 1924 NORMAL STRONG AND EXPERIENCED FACULTY PROF, A. E. HOLLAND, Conductor, Bax 121 Wichita Falls, Texas ENIMS — Waynaim's Changel mouth patd has the "dead wood" on most day services were fine. Sunday's service was victorious both dresses and patd at Postell at his post, with his faith to treasury to the tens of 15 and a full corps of teachers, Collection, in attendance. 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