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HUGE PULLMAN PORTERS' SCHOOL SWINDLE UNCOVERED Man and Wife Held by Federal Authorities For Bogus School of Instruction For Waiters and Porters Which Operated Three Years and Fleeced Four Thousand SCIENTIST SAYS NEGROES COMPLETED DEADLY GAS TESTS SCHOOL AND COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES MEET AND DISCUSS RACE RELATIONS FUNERAL E F SEXTON DELEWARE CONFERENCE HELD IN NOTED CHURCH AGAINST UNIFICATION DOS ANGELER, Calif., April 18-19 (N. S.): After the War of Victory, the United States of the Colonies was a political力强的colonies for. prospective positions of justice. A. J. Churchill and wife, presidents and secretary respectively, were the first to be placed under arrest oil a sepulto in the federal government. The three women were placed in the following order: 1. American 2. American 3. American Over 900,000 American Americans were present in the United States. Since 1890, American people have been in the United States for 18 years. 3. American 4. American 5. 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American 149. American 150. American 151. American 152. American 153. American 154. American 155. American 156. American 157. American 158. American 159. American 160. American 161. American 16 Saturday at the University of Kentucky at Kentucky State University, they were separated by a committee member. The first question was, "Separate Elementary and Middle School." The second topic was "Wired Race Institutions" and was answered by the second question, "How the questions raised What contributions they can make toward better race relations" and help better the present situation. The third question was, "What disadvantages have they faced?" The third topic was presented in a forceful manner by Ernest L. Ashley, a young southern white man representing Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Under the title of "Separate Colleges, Universities and Race Relations" and 1. How can interracial work be carried on in southern colleges since an interracial work must be interracial? ```markdown ``` would travel out of Los Angeles on Western Railroads who were said to be hard puced for Employees at Früh 200 to $300 a month. For 23 days, the employees were in a位to the victims. According to rail-road officials, graduates of the 2000s have been at plying for work during the past year. Deposit Required Student and student 2000s are required to report all 2000s. The Department of Education and Examination ques- tions and examination ques- tions, it is said, each student was given a diploma and a letter of admission. The students were also required to have come to Los Angeles from their distant States after taking the 2000s. Although the instruction book was given with the understanding that the 2000s were not the first, the officers said it was not the first. The Churchill came to Los Angeles about 20 years ago from Omaha. Xch. was the operating a similar school. A number of A.V. Geost ber and his wife's name appeared on the v OLLEGE REPRE- ET AND DISCUSS Northe 以 Northwestern Qy-Ed Asks Questions of the last topic. Was Mixed Col- tions Miss Planche and Race Hel- pions? Repeating Northeastern University opened it, asking the con- sider how the situations in 1. How can the Northr Student Now van the Noorpio Student in research at the university as a full port of the institutions. our institutions. **2** He has two courses: the white two have a positive constructive question; the black one has a negative constructive question. **3** We can we get northern students and locally to give us better northern sentiment and to think more vigorously about which elements of the colleges are able to handle the requirements of the colleges. An able to handle the requirements of the colleges is achieved in the migrations made by the concrete recommendations of the concrete recommendations should be given to College of Literature and achievement of the Vero Beach area curriculum. The curriculum may be given between schools. Lectures on race question and be given by qualified speakers of the Vero Beach area. 5. The interracial discussion groups now existing on many campuses should be encouraged. Students in the next conference will be invited. The young people brought to the conference by the young people characteristic of youth and wanted from men and women who had thought that they and thus thought that the world is facing an adjustment that the world is facing DELEWARE CONFERENCE AGAINST UNIFICATION (A. N. P.) NEWARK, N. J. 14, N.J. 18—The DELEWARE CONFERENCE Conference voted 35 against 62 minutes in favor of unification of the North, North and South. The keynote speaker was against new De. Charles Alsted, Storm Blair, not father and older brother. The Conference, who strongly supported him, the precedent of mass church union as the only true rejection of all holy absolute faith, the rather precedential and sentimental archeology of the young pulpitheus, than an expedition of feasts, precluded, however, immediately moved for reconsideration of the vote, in spite of almost daily opposition and churching positively. We Negro ministers must suffer Christ in all our dealings if we are Christians. The South left the M. E. Church all our dealings if we are now, as free men, we must help us see the new light of human brotherhood." Hundreds Pay Tribute to Booker Washington During Founder's Day Celebration at Truskegee. In defining his prophecy, Dr. Dieter Merriam-Poole, Company and they witnessed, the torment-exercises in thought-fast a moment and let Mrs. Merriam-Poole and the board of trustees, and which showed how closely the In your mind turn to the remembered Mary Merriam-Syraecum, New York, correlated in the Tuskegee method evidence of his intellectual powers to the many manifestations of his Charles Nichole New York Mrs. H. Michael, who graduated in the simple wisdom, or if you think of Benjamin Nichols, New York, Miss Class of 1884 was demonstrated the stationary as M. C. Poleman. They may be at 1688 South Street Andrew Johnson and 1688 Los Angeles Railways Building and Concourse called; and was evidently connected sometimes called; and was evidently the impression that they were in transportation companies or railways. Similar Problem-Should Be Investigated. A survey of the advertised advertising column of the Sunday dial showed that 100% of those who show numerous advertised characteristics, which should be investigated, will all of the railroads applying for advertising training schools (not mail order) have advertised in the Western headquarters in Oakland. Under the supervision of efficient Colleges, the Los Angeles district will NEGRO LEAVES HALF MILLION J.KNOXV.L.E. Tenn. April 15—(A. N. P.)—Leaving an estate estimated at half a million dollars, called on a "A." Johnson, a widely known, philanthropist, died yesterday. After his death, he made a fortune in race horses, but has given much of it for parks and other benevolent causes. One of the city's largest heirs has an office building on City street, the main business center, and a large frame home on State St., meetles among the business builders. He is the first to have an office for the site of his home. Johnson also owned a house and the land and many other valuable properties. Hundred Washing TURKÉGER INSTITUTE, Ala.—April 15—(Rooker To Washington's) will have been received last year, and will be in the hands of the new and increasingly be regarded as a member of the National Association of American History. The propensity to have James II. Dilard, president of the American House of Representatives, to deliver charlottesville, Virginia, in the month of the principal address of the new and increasingly be regarded as a member of the National Association of American History. In defining his prophecy, Dr. Dill declared that "If you will pause in thought just a moment and let your mind turn to the remembered evidence of his intellectual powers, to the many manifestations of his almále wisdom, or if you think of his charitable feelings toward all people and then consider that without any mention of power he perhaps influenced for good the lives of more people than any man of his day. If you think of these qualities and feelings, this life, you will see that it is easy to make the prophecy that here's man whose memory will live." WOMAN LOCKS SELF IN SAIL AS MISSIONARIES BLAZING HOUSE TO HEATHEN AFRICA PHILATELPHIA. Pa. April 18. Firemen had to break down a door in the kitchen of the apartment of Mrs. Lydia (at first). No. 241 North Tenth Street, Friday night, to save the woman from being burned to death. In the excitement that followed discovery of the bliss Mrs. Garrett looked herself in the room and refused to open the door. A white, fireman was badly burned on the face and hands to the other. She dropped from the kitchen under another of them, and gone on the fire, and was not able to read. ANNOUNCES HIS DEATH BY SPECIAL DELIVERY (A. N. P.) POTTSTOWN, Pa. April 18. Some to my house, and others changing to the door. This was the morning. Day night by John M. Mauger, a Parkerford undertaker, from his life-long friend, Daniel Wamsher, who had been a gas inspector who had been summoned by neighbors who had discovered the cover of the fire, and discovered the aged man dead in bed. He had attached a hose to the kitchen gas pipe and, according to his head with the hose under them, was a gas inspector who was 18 years old. The Wamsher's body was a miracle, did not explode. Nearly was an ancient revolver containing two other children. The family were put to the trigger, but tried to pull the trigger in order to make his death sure, but the only weapon failed, and a carpenter was married and a carpenter was married. N. He graduated from the high N. He graduated from the high college, from Prince William College, Durham N. Co. and in 1922 T. Medical College, Durham N. Co. T. Medical College, Durham N. Co. Hospital, Hartford Cohs. and Hospital, Hartford Cohs. and Hospital, Hartford Cohs. studies in the Kennedy School in the Tropical School of Medicine in the Tropical School of Medicine PARIS UNIVERSITY HONOR ORS COLORED WOMAN WASHINGTON, D. C., April 18—A unique distinction in which all the Students and acquaintances are taking pride has been widely making. I.D.P. and Co. have, in the January 1. Co. of Washington's well-known school, one of Washington's most bequeaths. The school is located on the west side of the P. D. of Washington, and is the home of the American College. The degree of Ph. D. or. Cooper began her Studying in Paris before the World War and has done so at Cumbria University. She is a teacher and a student. Granted her leave, to return to Paris and prepare the thesis which concluded her effort. She is the student of the degree. Oberlin graduate to obtain such an honor. For many years Dr. Cooper has been a teacher. The school of Washington, where she has been an inspiration, to many boys and girls now, crown to be of the course, and who will receive over this well-merited honor which has come to her. Institute Friday evening by Dr. Robert H. Moon and Colonel Will and Mrs. Armstrong spoke. Girls' Physical Culture Exhibition Friday afternoon on White Hall the physical culture exhibition by the physical culture exhibition by the group of distinguished visitors inspired the various divisions Chapel, Church, evening school, and school evening school which showed how closely the In- correlated in the Tikhonik method M. Mitchell who graduated in the School of this institution departments of the school were represented the school were represented the mechanical Department was represented by Henry Morgan. Al- though the intense in food production plants and the improvement in their production have been shown to the application of choreography of National Council of Women of America, the Relation of the National Council of Women of America to the Agricultural De- partment The Nerou in Music, the host outstanding feature of the olympic sculpture, the Relation of the National Council of Women of America to the Agricultural De- partment The Nerou in Music, the host outstanding feature of the olympic sculpture, the Relation of the National Council of Women of America to the Agricultural De- partment Mr. A. Kowalskiw Speaks At the close of the previous Month at the annual visit to the Institute for the study of physical culture, he reduced how he is putting into work as a teacher. Mr. A. Kowalskiw Speaks At the close of the previous Month at the annual visit to the Institute for the study of physical culture, he reduced how he is putting into work as a teacher. ```markdown ``` Declares That Deadly New Explosive Gas Could Not Have Been Perfected Had it not Been for Loyalty of Negro Workers Whose Bodies Withstood Fumes When Whites Crumpled and Failed 'BALTMORE' Md. April 15-17 is good for the soul and merely leading you to a place where you should feel much better now since they have gotten off their cheats, about what the "superpowerful" world is doing. At a meeting of chemists held in Killeen, Pa., on June 11, N.Y., you told the American Chemical Society how Negress perfected experiments with the electron microscope. NEW YORK, N. Y. April 10. D. F. Fortune continues to attend the annual Barnard Anderson, former Prendice Bell hall, the hotel bell will be held on the morning of April 11 and the hotel hall will be made available on bad fare paid to this city by Al Jackson in order that the hotel may be entertained with a play he has written, called "Dogs Not Sunday afternoon," the play directed by the Wadden Carolina Theater, the famous dramatic renderer that a fund is being submitted that a fund is being submitted to produce the bell boy play at the Sanhantan Opera House. to Booker's Day girls especially upon their appearance and manner of about work Sunday Morning The second Sunday morning was the opening of the Prendice Bocke. He invited the students to share their faith in their fellowmen and to present the commencement of the students to the appearance of the students in the presence here, again in for presentation here, again in for presentation at the Prendice Bocke. On Sunday evening 8. April after the executive committee and their friends at the residence of Principal After's few number by the quartet with Captain Neal, Mrs. Rosenwald announced that she had asked Mrs. Washington to say a few words and that Mrs. Norton had consented to re-route. Mrs. Washington was in a remi- nment mood as she should and her realt of striking incidents in the early history of Tusca. Institute was most interesting and imprecis- ive. Mrs. Norton re- tained a number of Durham's poems and the assembled friends listened with rapt attention as she interpreted the deep philo- sophy or purveyed Rome of the hub- tories. It was almost no other writing of the great Neal book. Her performance was article in every par- Moton rectified a number of friendships and a rapid attention retention skills. He was also a swopy or perpressed man of the business administration. He withdrew from the university and won an offer to the office of the firm. He married Hannah and left the firm. One of the most pleasant assistantships one ever had was the distribution of a fund of nearly $100,000 at the Rosewood. Accompanying his soak in the pool, or crying or weaving he worked four hours a day and went to work. An evidence of strong mental health better American than his predecessor presuming to join the department. Review of the Casket Repair Centre on Monday afternoon. The grounds, the troops review, the Patrol Commandant, and the Civil Commandant, and Dr. Schirffelbich who was formerly Houston and General Robert B. Houston and General Robert B. The praise of the excellence of the visitors fell in their special cars Monday afternoon. STATE DEPARTMENT RANK PAUL QUINN AMONG SCHOOLS IN CLASS A Tetranitranilline. Igniting 100 times faster than TNT, was sought by the Government during th war. In a necessary intermediate process, more results are easily perceived to have resulted in a daily police The fumes enter the skin, and Kill the red corpuscles, causing suffocation. Group after group of white men were tried and found unable to withstand the action of the fumes. The fumes were ordered to make the experiments, and were found to be STATE DEPARTMENT QUINNA MON ...WACO, Texas, April 15 - The three year fight by Cha President and trustees of Paul Bulm College to bring it up to the place of first rank and to get first place recognition of the State Department has been crowned with victory according to the text of a letter received by the Dean, N. A. Banks a few days ago. In the final effort for this recognition, the trustees and faculty of the school were sided by the Waco Chamber of Commerce, Rupt. Cobb of the public school system of the city and the businesses and professional men generally. The following is a copy of the letter from the State Department letter from the State Department received by Dean Banks. State Department of Education DEATH TAKES PR PHYSICIAN AND LEA CAMPAIGN TO ADVERTISE NEGRO BUSINESS TURKISGEE INSTITUTE. Als April 18—“Day Something from a Negro Merchant”, is the slogan for National Negro Trade. Week when will be observed May 421 to 425 an hour in a Bookstore. Distributed today from Tuskagee Institute, the National Negro Trade Association, National Negro Business League. Dr. Robert II. Moton, Principal of Tuskagee Institute and President of the National Negro Business League, is the co-chairman of the National Negro Business League, and other merchants but is planned for the purpose of advertising the existence of Negro business enterprises. He is also an international merchant to co-operate in local trade boosting companies. In previous years similar campaigns have been conducted by the National Negro Business League, San Antonio, and other places and reports show that those have not only increased the turnover of stock or, these colored en- trants, but also increased the value of bringing the Negro merchants into helpful contact with the white business men of their communities. The samples are conducted by the American Business League, made of the employment of more than one hundred additional colored men and women. In Negro stores and stores, these samples are used to show increased business activity and increased income. Their gross business. Local North Business Leagues in various parts of the country are being an active interest in the business of the National League. In July 1945, the National League, which when the National League meets for the annual season, in Tula, Oklahoma, August 15, 1945 and 21 that the reports will show even more. The report has been previously reported. The booklet as distributed from Tekeseger Institute contains valuable information for business enterprise. SMITH UNIVERSITY HAS CLASS A RATING (A N P) CHARLES H. SMITH, Jr. The Johnson C. Smith, University has been given the honor of being a distinguished member were housed of education. This addy one more of city-150, schools now under the example of Prover- sor of Christian Education. The Board of Christian Education institutes the "Achievement of colored youth in the celebrated Lincoln University." the experiments were graded as to complexion, to determine if the dark-skinned man could withstand the deadly fumes, and they did. It was said that the lightest skinned man was reproduced with difficulty. It was found that the dark-skinned Negroes had a more complex and enhanced the chemists to complete the experiments, but the armistice it is said to have was a result of the loss of the expertise could be used. IEN T RANK PAUL G SCHOOLS IN S S A Austin, March 26, 1935 Dean N. A. Banks Paul Quine, Superintendent of the Board of Directors, Waco, Texas Dear Sir: I have the pleasure to advise you, and through you the other authorities of your institution, that the state Superintendent has approved the recommendation of the Board of Directors, and the following college of Waco, Texas, has placed on our list of approved colleges. The private result of this action of the Board and the State Superintendent is to bring your students the privilege of a certification on the college-course. Simply yours, J. H. REDD, Chairman Board of Examiners OMINENT JERSEY AND POLITICAL DER (A. N. P.) JERSEY CITY, N. J. APRIL 18—The death of Dr. Catherine O'Connor, the first woman to accidental sustained a fall from a bus while returning from her University, N.Y. Philadelphi, has been created a bursary in approval of the idea of the National Negro Political conference, which was organized in 1945. City years ago the organization was mobilized of more than a score recently, and last November, following the national election, presented the claims of Colored America to President Coolidge at a conference there was a representative gathering of men and women present. Dr. O'Connor and identified the requests of the Friar and the Primer, who were responsible. Admirete Atkinson, the American National Convention in Cleveland, being the aunt of his sister, has his account taken on unanticipated interest in the requests for the white women in New York politics where he is the leading white leaders of the As an plumman of Lincoln, University, he both acted in supporting the dealing, with Dr. W. A. Alexander, and the doctors of the Lincoln hospital. He was a member of the doctors of the Lincoln hospital and the doctors of the Lincoln hospital. Dr. Channg recall very vividly the marching up and down the hill marching up and down the hill, the horse pole, and the colors of the doctors' hospital. One of the doctors' hospital days, he wrote, "The doctors' hospital was a substantial circumstance. The funeral held in this city, and was attended of one or more people. Look Closely Old Fellows and Hustines be encouraged. This is a day that will for cooperation, team work, solidarity. To first, second, and third, the principle of success is Hard Work. Things successful are not just go for to happen. The success of an institution society, trace or nation is obtained in the same manner that the success of an individual is obtained. If you have sense, plan well, be honest, work hard, you will succeed. Nothing and no one can keep an individual or society from succeeding but themselves. Hindrances and interferences may come but you stay out of your own way and covered success in our. The question arises how can Odd E進口 be for got into their own way? If your being capitalistic indiffer- ent, slothfull, inability to do, to work, failure, or accept and to attempt to work out a program submitted, inability to read and to adapt yourselfes to the signals, reflections and demands of the New Day. New Era that is upon you and the new day to remain in the same old era. If we are in the same or respond to the clarion, call and air on the basis of the demands of today and the future day. We shall be broken on the Wheat. Grounds into Powder, and Hown without purpose or resulta to the four corners of the Earth. If we open the to launch a campaign. You pay the expense. Don't you want returns on your in- vestment? If you do, in the language of Mr. E. C. Spoulding, you must have the faith to hold out and the courage to carry on. Something to get into your heart. If you are in the process of the Oxx and Ruthites and we must follow through, or we shall be beaten. Our work is the same way in our hands. We do not want or represent a new Order, or new principles of the Grand Old Order, but we do Texas Towns CLARENVILLE-30: Paul M. E. Church and all assigned to the church, and all assigned to the groundbreaking and all assigned to the church. Church also had k i thin service and a good service. Church also held her place among the Church also held her place among the Anthony. Dietrich Servet, held his second quarter in the film M. E. Church. STAMFORD = Bishay = Mary servet's service. Bishay was the mother of Hercules of Jerash servet Palm service. Bishay was the mother of Jerash servet Palm service. THE HAIR— In the day the hair healthy, thoroughly cleans it with Maldon, C. J. Wall- harp, 8 h a m p o e Sandwich, 1 a l e s ted every two weeks. The glove, about ha, well managed and married with our W. w. d. r. nut Il. Govee, we dissected... meals two thousand Wor- ders Tetter Rabe, Tetter Rabe, the milky-feet, un- Glanded by her wort, ting wort into Hair. THE HAIR— Steam the face specially over a bache of her wort, by crush it with Maldon, Wallharp, Crompton, Tetter Rabe, Toughly rinses in cold water, then apply If going out rob on Clyde, with soft loose and apply Bromine, where Vanishing, Cream Fine Powder and Rouge. 6 Look closely at the next beautiful lady you see. Observe that she has no premature lines, wrinkles or enlarged facial pores—no sallow, flabby skin. But that her skin is soft, velvety and smooth, her teeth are pearly and her hair beams with health which bespeaks its good and frequent treatment. To be beautiful when looked at closely, you should use Madam C. J. Walker's Superfine Preparations for the Hair and Skin. If your Walker agent or drug store can't supply you with these beauty aids write direct to the Madam C. J. Walker Mfg. Co., 640 N. West Street, Indianapolis, Ind. bring new methods, of silk and cotton, to the kitchen, the every investor to get the most out of it. That it will impress the similar, but more expensive, and practical 180 per cent. silk and cotton methods. To develop an Order today is not as it was yesterday. Yesterday you said, Because of the Principles of my Order I shall sit here and find my arms and let the people find me. The second is here now. And if you will succeed you must take the Order to the crowd—to the people. After you will have found them, educate them until thrift and economy. Work. Hard. Here in is your success and nothing else will get it. The campaign manager is walking. Riding on street cars and in automobiles over the City. Dailly is making the special general challenges, making speeches and advertising through the greas, what are you doing? If everybody had worked on the Bronx Garner, Starks, Carter Moore, and the Starks of the New York and the Old Fellows in Dallas, today would be numbered by four letters at least. We are fighting no Order. Ray or publish something wrong, demoralizing, or deceptive about us and the goodwill of the person and the goodwill of you. We are trying to find out your error. The Grand Master and the Grand Lodge are expecting results from logistics and North Texas. Will you help us until let us make a strong, hard, concentrated put in order that we may maintain our proper place in the Banks of Premiums, Dallas and Texas, or be in order to make it up with our Google calls up to air. Get into a front line trench and fight so that Odd Fellowship in Texas will continue to flourish as the little of theonn. Call L. G. McDONALD 11711 51111111 Old Fellows Walk-Pierce and-Hurford Streets from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily Tafford to the order. A splendid program was rendered, in which Miss. Dierdenh, Webster made the welcome address, Rev. Fros. McDowell presided the annual hermon, his emphasized the fact that to be a good heroine, one must first have the "fundamentals of true Christianity" planted in the same place. In the last year, the额流司 to those unarmed to keep their obligation to protect orders and, at the same time, aimed to consider lightly (if not all the, their duty to the church, Collection, 200.00. The Even's Street meeting which has been running for the past two weeks) closed last Friday last night. The message were proved additional to the first of the last two. The president of the Christian Association, the副-pastor, Rev. Johnson, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson and daughter, Miss. O'Hair, matured to Hamlin, Texas, Sunday morning, Rev. Johnson presided the sermon in connection with the program prevailed by the B.Y.P.U. of that place. Mr. and Mr. L. L. Loy, the Rev. of the Roman, Nickelberry, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, Demon Gaines and others of Haskell, were in the state Monday, visiting friends. Mealmaes Van Dyke and Allison are worked over time, pretesting the young folks for an Easter Day Program, which "promotes to be the greatest" his of the season. Don't forget to see the New Roy Haney about your story of the Encounter. **APPEARANCE:** The father of the Dallas Express. We wish to thank you for your help. You have shown us how to present the Almanac to the students. At Prairie Understanding Establishment you have shown Ana proved that our students can read and write. You help to help do a few things for those that need it. Jakey was a great sight at the school. He was well up to the standard. The student was very proud of his work. He put his whole soul in whatever he taken for a subject. I am the Light SWEETWATTER—Sunday was a great day at Little Zion Baptist church. The Herolines of Jericho turned out at the church at 3:30 P.M. and rendered a wonderful program after which a short talk was made by the pastor Rev. A. G. Menogan. The sisters of the T. O. S. and the Brother Mason-joined in their march to the church and had a nice time, and at 5:30 P.M. the E. O. S. and the Brother Mason marched from the Castle Hall with are E. O. S. to the church where they rendered their program after which Rev. Miles W. Jenkins of Abilene, Texas preached a wonderful sermon that reached the heart of every one present. JACKSONVILLE — Rev. M. D. McCulter pastor Benson Chanel C. M. E. Church preached a splendid Easter sermon Sunday morning. The evening program by the little children under the direction of Misses R. E. Clemons, L. M. Davis and Mabel Sanders was indeed pleasing to the audience. Miss Emma Parrin on Mr. Will Moore were married Sunday night at the home of her sister. We hope for the young couple a smooth, with through life. The R.S. Banquet given by the young men and ladies of Benson-Chapel R.S. at the Garage Hall Friday night was an enjoyable affair. The minu con- slated of chicken and dressing valid. peak ham, hot chocolate, ice cream and cake. A. C. Claton and L. A. Satterspent Saturday and Sunday in Longview the guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Saiters. They motored back to the company. Means of Salter's Saiters were at Claton. The Reports of the help held their annual Thanksgiving services. Palm Sunday at the Garage Hall where a short program was rendered Mr. J. E. Vaughn. Mr. R. Cumbo and Mrs. Q. Sallim were sent to the short-talks and Mr. R. H. H. H. H. on a master of ceremonies. After the program everybody was served with ice cream and cake. Mr. J. A. Yarbor has returned from the hospital. Sweep: Union Baptist's R. R. and the division of Miss I. E. Vaughn, rendered the Missionary Sisters of the G. M. E. church save a moonlight has party at the residence of Mrs. Leals. R. Grant Thursday night and Tales: A beat sum James Pruess and the Sunday in Garrison for the Wills Griffin, the General for the Jacksonville Black Tigars writes the reporter that he enjoys reading the home town news in the Express at Galveston. He has cancelled the contract with the News Station. Res. Committee of the League and will report for May 21 to such things on for the F.R. Missel C. E. Pierce and M. Smiley cloned their school at Charlottesville High School at Galloway by the High School students at the C.M. E. Church Sunday night at Myrtle Howie was a decided success. Every number was pleasing Assoclation convenes at Talantina, Texas April 24-15, 1972. M. B. Davis, President. CROCKETT — Rev. Barbrer and relatives of Mr. William Ards have returned to Houston and Galveston to the home they were背负. The Qot-TheQotther Club must April 7th 1972 to receive the May 1st 1972 Thompson, 60th members were present. Mrs. Sheila Nelson lectured to the school which is in the same form as a course of cake and french lemon. A course was served. Mrs. Loan of Palestinian and the school was held on the residence of Mrs. Barbra. The A. M. E church will have the new school. The programs given at the other church were good. Mr. Frank Moten and Mrs. A. E. Smith are the most important. The last is Saturday. Both the district and County scholarly have been held on January 10th. The County is going on the largest number of honors. The new school was carried out in the week of the various churches. J. W. Williams spoke on the subject at the A. M. E. church. Mr. Smith and student played an active part. Mrs. N. A. Mosely served. Mr. A. E. Smith and Mr. Mary Kelly in the honor of Mrs. Mary Kelly on Mrs. M. E. Beane of Paleosa. The school was held on June 10th. Mrs. A. Smith, R. J. P. Oops, Jen-me, Mas Howard, J. R. Smith and Sarah Gary. A seven course day was held. Read the September and keep write. GARLAND--Rev. P. R. Stephens photograph of St. Clare's School and practiced an able sermon at 14 A. Rev. Colman, Baptist St. of Evanston, it was evening, it was very gripping. Mrs. Rockwall were guests of Mrs. Braden Monday. The Easter expo. was the grandest in the history of Garland. He visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrhead, Mr. Fred Murphy, Mr. Morrhead, Mr. Fred Murphy, and a visitors in Garland Sunday, commemorating commissaries of Garland. Jones, Hite, Hite, Mary, and Mr. Holland of Dallas is writing here. Mrs. W. J. Dillard our most school here one of the Lea's in the excursion here, is doing fine. The photograph will be a program-rendered picture at the school house a month from month. Everybody invited. NAN ANGELO — Mrs. Josephine Oaten was called home last week from Rockdale where she has been for the last 2 months visiting her daughter, to come to her brother Mr. Boyedote who has been pick for the last two or three weeks. Prof. F. G. Brown made a flying trip to Brownwood last Friday evening on business, returning home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Davis never entertained the following to a staging party at their home 220 W. 5th St. Rev. M. L. Wyatt, William Holding, Wilson, Prof. F. G. Brown, G. W. Edwards, C. F. Collins and Mr. T. Willie. The menu consisted of baked chicken and dressinges, creamed peas, creamed potatoes, corn, hot rolls and butter, sweet pickles, pineapple salad, apricot ice cream and cake. The Merry Makers' Club of Covellia, Davie Jax, first Wednesday two games next week. One with Washington, Washington is hard to turn down, leaving us with two best two. The entertainment given at Friday night was a success. Bines of College of Washington Black hawks all white washed. A summery in honor of Squint and Vicki Queen Festival started Monday. A Queen of our city is in celebration with the A. B. R. C. Bassball Team Dana Dora, Dana Hodges ter-business, Mr X. E. Allen and a WILHITT FALLS—serves at all ehrger motored to Giddings. Mrs. the euphemies were very good. Her L. M. gan as usual had a large number out of the early morning services. These services motored to Greenham, Hearne, Calvert and has been saving himself for this particular service for we an only say "It was good to have been there. It was truly a Mr. E. K. Green's school of Eastern Lond." Sunday School and Easter egg hunt fine and enjoyable. The Easter pro- gram at it was well paid-for by the little children at a public操练场. The program was not only a restored. The mission under Mrs. Evans agreed to be taken on other life. Mrs. A. R. Price's notice, "En. Sky Wall drom, and mother of Temple, Texas. left the S�starron might be for Cameron. Texas. Her action agent reported the work of the county in good shape along the farmers' live. While he's needed bad in this part of the or in M. F. P. Thupites Church and has went for years engaged in mislead work. the two sisters are teaching. The baptistic Temple Texas, while here Mr. Price was the reoftment of many social affairs. Mrs. J. P. Smith's mother, Mrs. Sue Richard has a revival going on conducted by Rev. Anderson Chapel A. M. E. Church Wednesday at 3 p.m., Mary out of town relative and friends came to attend the funeral. Master program at Bethel A. M. K. Church with plenty of eugs to make the little ones a pleasant visitor in our they last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Caldwell of Austin was a teacher who had the little ones well drilled. A large congregation witnessed Earter exercises. The people have ought to be taking up their time in the first day, building a Mr. J. K. Dienlen's NEW HOPE—Elm Grove Baptist Church was in great spirit Sunday. The Easter program was a grand success at 2:00 o'clock and was enjoyed by all. The Pastor, Rev. Walter James, preached a good sermon. One member was added. GAMESNILLE Towson April 18, 2014 and neighbors for our kindness, the illness and death of our son Jacob, and the death of our grand- son, departed this life March 26, 1924. church for Floral May Gay Mourn- er, Respectfully Filen Thomas "Johnson" Dale Thomas, sister, Astry Stevenon, brother, PALEVETINE Mr. Sampany Mr. Sampany, stepmother, days and to bedside of his sick husband, and to bedside of his sick mother, and Mrs. 2-4. Bustin training the children for the spri- nual school. Mr. Sampany will be our host in school in working day for our Allison School with his wife, Susan, and his brother on the afternoon at school. He leaves four little children who provided him some time. CARLEEN-Mrs. Mrs. Cunningham has returned from Malkie where she had been. Mrs. Cunningham is likely another Mrs. M. C. Lowe is being attended by her sick wife, who reports to the bed. Mrs. Cunningham is Ms. Alexa Walters, Mrs. Alexa Walters is in town looking at her. monster upon the second door next to the house, how loud of thanks we plowing over it we thank you for leading the change and why should not leading the change and why should not GREENVILLE—Sunday was a high day. All the church's a stunm unshredded. Each choir rendered an Feeling program and had an errus hunting. Kesh pastor was at his post and delivered a boring note size. Mr. Clarwood Lee is a wife and the city's white-haired and white-haired young man. Mr. Lee was visiting his own. Call Lee and wife. Mr. Lee from Dallas, Texas, moved over to spend Easter with Co. W. Lee and wife. WEST GREENVILLE—Sunday being such a beautiful day Sunday was a good one. The choir was the first of the "Rise of the Church of God" presented candy to the class. Rev. W. P. Ferry of Mr. Olive will be with his people Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Weatherford was called to Nealland, Texas, to attend the funeral. Mr. Newman with his children the Little Four Chok. After a delightful examine the Club was served with a two course luncheon. The club will meet with Mrs. Robert. Venters Wednesday. April 15. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Estudano of Dallas visited her. The "Rise of the Church of God" was a little list. Mrs. Ella McCoy is still sick. Her daughter from Carthub, Texas, sent the week end with her mother. Mr. J. E. Limp is out of town and if you want the Dallas Environmental at Mrs. Lee, you'll be in the home. Mr. M. Lee is now tomorrow, but her today and salad plate to members and visiting friends. Two joined Mr. and Mrs. Jamer Foster have returned from Lamosa, Texas. Mrs. Foster's many friends were indeed glad to see her. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Donaldson are the proud patients of a bouncing boy. Mr. A. J. Kilby's new home is completed and rented. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will soon have their home completed. Send or phone news Items to 4257 or 3223. --- Readers of The Express TAKE NOTICE! By mentioning you are a reader of The Dallas Express your Credit Standing will be immediately established. Cut out and bring this ad with you, and YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! CREDIT CLOTHING AVD SHOES FIRST PAYMENT GETS THE GOODS $150 DOWN 1920-1922 ELM STREET OPPOSITE MAJESTIC THEATER Don't forget to cut out this ad and bring it with you. Look for the New Big Beautiful Credit Clothing and Shoe Store across from The Majestic Theatre. A BIG DAY AT St. James A. M. E. Church, DR. J. F. WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT OF PAUL QUINN COLLEGE, WILL BE GUEST OF THE JUNIOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THE KINGS DAUGHTERS CLUB At 11 a. m. The sermon will be delivered to the women under the direction of the King's Daughters Club. At night, the message will be delivered to the men under the direction of the Junior Trustees of the Church. SPECIAL MUSIC HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE OCCASION The organizations are putting forth every effort to have as many people benefit by these services as possible. The men are inviting every man to be present at the services while the women are striving to excel the men in point of attendance. Dr. Williams is well known in Dallas, and his hundreds of friends in the city will have an opportunity to hear him at his best. The Nive Rivera Art Club met at the home of Mert Hall Conway, where he worked in needle work. A delectable menu of ice cream and cheese was served. SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1925. solved: The next meeting will be calls. occasion by Miss A. V. King. The solo sung by Mrs. Heatrice Martin King touched every Mart. The collection taken was donated to the church. Remarks were made by Miss Hath Loving and the pastor of the church. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mangle Johnson April 19th. Every member is requested to be present Saturday night, April 18th. To join the Old Fellow, you become heir to a legacy you can get in no other way. MEILROSE ART CLUB Miss Edna Rutherford, 252 Hampton Avenue between the other Elms, May 28th 14th. The president being absent, the vice, Mrs. Clay presided, fourteen members and Mrs. Newbill and Mrs. Jean Johnson were gladly accepted as new members of the school, which has given to our usual work. After enjoying our report we adjourned to the White Day, Sunday, Sunday Day, Tuesday, April 22nd to Whittam, the Wheetalge Place, Civic League. HOW AND IYORY MUSIC CLUB Me with Mrs. Margaret Jones, 26th and 1st, the leading music group of the event, evening of pleasure games of different kinds and music were in one of the two most recent recreation, a short business meeting was held. The directress, Mrs. Newbill, was the first to direct a choral club at Garry's. To direct a choral club as the first, Texas, the club omitted the region's first public show, but the first price were 1000. To the winners of a short-whitish tournament, the event was offered by the long-time唱手 and the group. Civil adjourned until next Wednesday night. STELLA JANE CLUB Me at the St. James personnage, who was the first to join the new group with the president, Mrs. que, 14th Robinson presiding. We were glad to add to your roll. Mr. Nichols, 3rd to join the group. In the first place, the club was discussed. Tamm Smith of the Junior Stearles, Club will be going to both clubs next Tuesday night. QUEEN CITY, CIVIC ART CLUB The Queen City Civic Art Club was entertained by Mrs. H. W. Smith, 1958 More St. the usual life, and the most famous. Quite a few interesting current events were given the club by our leader. Our next meeting will be held on June 15th, 1958. The boss, served a delightful two course luncheon of chicken, ice cream and cake. LA FRANCE SOCIAL CLUB Met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long, 5th Trinidad, Mr. Herbert was the host of the club. The business meeting was opened at $400 by the president Mrs. Dulee and the office was at least 10 minutes after the joiner meeting. Whilst the play, followed by Gannoz, Herfindams were served, against the nunch and cake. And the group was also moved by all. The next social will be held at the home of Mrs. Gienne. Thomas, 2118 Routh St. Everybody is requested to be present. JOLLY POUR CLUB Mr. Lee Freeman entertained the fourth Thursday night April 9th at 6:00 a.m., the 10th of the Week. Members of the Green Lufthull were our honored guests. Mr. Bonnie Hester furnished music for the party. Mr. M. C. H. M. M. M. Mr. Shaw beat Jolly Four-to-five prices, Mrs. Kiesentanner and Mr. Dildon, second price. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. The Green Lufthull won the Rhythm of the New York City. "I Either Have It, Will Get It, Or It Isn't Made" The steel blades file against the die steel bed-knife and a steel knife file against the die steel bed-knife. **LIGHTER VET MORE DURABLE** Being made of all steel blades, the lighter yet every one knows that steel is more durable than steel. GARDEN HOME GRASS GATOPHERS LAWN SWING FORCE FURNITURE BATHROOM BATHROOM Johnson All All Steel Mowers have no cast iron to break. You can run them against a wall, a sidewalk and a cannon. You cannot break gears are made of steel and will wear longer than any NEEDS NO S The steel blades file a and keep it always sharp. LIGHTER YET M Beige made of all steel I knows that steel is more dura Three Sizes 14 inc Sold On E GARDEN HOSE LAWN SWINGS COUCH HAMMOCKS Hou BETTER FURNITURE 140 Lastly repast. Easter cards candy can and candy chicken were the favors. All spent a pleasant evening at Mr. Jinkee will entertain his club Thursday April 15th at his home 2111 Albertus Drive. DIAMOND CHARLEY CLUB Met with Mrs. J. Benson. 221 & Carroll Ave. April 9th with the children Mrs. J. et. WnUer stelling. The president was well pleased to have an many on time Quite an interesting meeting was held. The roll was called, each member responded with quotations and dues. The club adjourned to meet April and at 17:00, the Residence of Mrs. J. M. Hildford J. Hill Ave. At 8:00, the hostess served Buffet Luncheon, a delightful after noon was had by all. The Odd Fellows are conservative, but not miserly. They are an���interests, but not prodigal. EXCELIOR MATRON ART CLUB Met with Mrs. E. Eppa. 2730 Collier, St. Martin's house of Mrs. J. H. J. Proctor. The club took a call to order by the president, and my was given for needle work. Eugene Paul, an little surprise for the member of the group was of c�gs Mrs. C. Eppa. Proctor won the Excessive Exercise of the Class of course menu. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. C. Hollins, 2229 Washington-Head. Capt. Ed. G. Mevey, the famous Adventurer, lecturer at St. James A. M. E. Church, Thursday, April 22, 1925. CITY PEDERATED CLUB All 412, $12.00 All 2000, $12.00 All hour, with the president, preaching Thirteen clubs were re- presiding the club. The club was pre- receive Mrs. R. J. White and Mr. H. Morgan as individual members of the club's health picture was shown which was enjoyed by all Various Federal Clubs tendered and intending to provide health. Week. A Female Mineral will be given April 28th under the amendment of the Act. The Washington High School Each president is requested to be pro- tained. The school will be to attend the advisory-board meeting in Our next meeting will be April 28th on the Club Center. You are welcome Copt. Edison Co., Merv, the Tannas Aeronuj, lectures at St. James A. N. E. Chireh, Thursday April 23, 1922. GOLDEN ROD WHIT AND Mr. GOLDEN ROD WHIT, and Mr. Collin 2024 State St. Each member of the school will be responsible for the last two months of the school and due to Next meeting will be with Mrs. H. Dave as hostess. All members are asked to be re- search. LIBERTY ART CLUB Mr. L. L. L. L. L. Mr. Johnie M. Ferguson Friday April 10th at the school. The school will be open for each reported week of the day of the meeting time. The was given entirely to the work at the close of��ิケลลี. The course was given the 11th of the home of Mrs. W. M. Moffitt, 11th Park at the school. Cott. Edison Co., Merv, the Tannas Aeronuj, lectures at St. James A. N. E. Chireh, Thursday April 23, Texas Towns TVLER-Easter exercises were observed by all choirber last Sunday. Rev. Smith studied of East Texas Academy, pre-board a and stirring ormos at True Vine Sunday morning followed by an interesting Easter program at night. The Centals at the C. M. E. Church was largely at-ended and a neat. sun was raised for educational purpose. Sunday, April 19, the members of True Vine will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Hey Alexander as pastor. Public cordially invited. The Home Ministry's sixties of Bub�loam Rapid: Hormed Sister Hired on Monday Rev. Stevenson of Marshall was at Pisa O SHARPENING We against the die steel bed-knife. MORE DURABLE Die they are lighter yet every one durable than cast iron. inch, 16 inch, 18 inch Easy Terms GRASS CATCHERS; FORCH FURNITURE; REFRIGERATORS. well's FURNITURE VALUES. 1401 ELM STREET, NEAR AKAID Based with an excellent concert. The reporter, Mrs. M. K. Tucker, is still out of the city. Mr. Wheeler of Dallas was buried here last week. Mrs. Ida Gardner accompanied the remains. On last Thursday evening, at the beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Blakemore, Mr. J. H. Palmer of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute was presented under the supplies of the local Tuskegee Club. The following program was rendered by the club: Welcome by the president Miss G. A. Blakemore, Ph.C.; Tuakegee song by the club Reading, original, by Mrs. C. H. Walker; Vocal solo, Mrs. T. N. Gordon; Introduction of Mr. J. H. Palmer by Miss Julia Miller, Head of Department of Domestic Arts and Science of East Texas Acad. Tuakegee Yell, by the club; Address by Mr. Palmer; Response by Prof. J. V. McClain; of East Texas Academy and President W. H. Banks of Texas College; Instrumental solo, Miss Neillie White. A delicious two course menu was served, consisting of Tuna Fish salad on lettuce leaves, crackers stuffed olives and fruit cocktail orange ice and assorted cakes. Very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all present. ```markdown ``` --- PEOPLES MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WHEN IN NEED OF THE RIGHT KIND OF PROTECTION AND SAVING, SEEK THE Polks, we have this week one of the best offers that has presented to us. We have Federal Credit Store, all you have to do is to cut out their add and carry a wallet and you can pick your own airtime and you can pick your own occasion, and they have first class airlines and crises and up and forget your worry for new clothes and you get paid. The oil rigs are growing to beat the weather and you housewives are worrying trying to get out of Howell's and get a good Lawn Care and have no excuse as they have some airlines that are a price low to you that will never have your grass cut every week so you have the weather is going well why don't you have that root of your fears the company will do it for you and having enough money as they will have it. Call them and tell them that you saw their ad in the Dallas newspaper some mighty good prices. Mr. Russell of the Atlanta Life Insurance-Fort Fort Worth this week mighty good credit here. All those worms should do so right away as Congress Policies and the Gilded Age Children the best that you in favor of the visiting club Sunday was a beautiful day for the annual parade of Easter Frocks. Many of which were seen on the streets and various places of Worship. Sunday School and services good at all churches. At the Bethlehem Baptist church the Little folk rendered a very ap preciative program under the dis- flection of Mrs. H. L. Easwell. At the C. M. E. church interest was high all day. In S. S. afternoon, and at night. The church presented a fine program, a play. The Questioner, which was quite a success, the proceeds for the day being $462.20 from all sources, all of which run directly to Texas College. The Easter exercises at Texas College were conducted Sunday evening in the college auditorium by Miss N. A. Jackson, the music directres Tuesday evening at Texas College The first intercollegiate debate between Prairie View State College and Texas College will be held in the College Auditorium at 5:00 o'clock. The subject to be Nated to: Regolved: That the 15th Amendment to the constitution of the United States be so modified as to permit the use of light wines and beers. Affirmative Texas College. Negative Prairie View State College. Needless to say much valuable information will be turned in on this most popular subject. Ft. Worth News. FORT WORTH—Greater St. James Baptist Church served as a great�. For the rightmost of the first schoolhousesthat Sunday, The Sunday School rendered a most excellent program, directed by Mrs. Phyllis Bradley. Nearly 100 childrenddressed in spoonless white particulated. At the close of the program, the fire Sunday School, consulting of nearly 1000 people and the most special committee, was the most special committee where there was a distributed, living up to and 400, heautifully colored sugs, donated by the church and Sunday School members. Rev. R. M. Montgomery, the Assistant Pastor, delivered the sermon for the eleven o'clock service. The male, a good man from the subway, "Hank" Hanks, "The God" "The God," and "The God's" the results of service and warnings. The results of the N. Y. P. L. was very interesting. The program was under the supervision of the "Loyal Princess Group" Prof. R. H. Banninger and Mrs. Idelis Bush in the callers. Rev. J. J. Ballinger, of the upon. Texas, the other of the children, delivered the sermon for the right service. But, the Lord's Pagger, The message was very forcibly delivered, taking a firm hold unto the attention of the large congregation. Dr. J. H. Winn, Master of the in-Mountain Texas, conducting the service was the most important. John Baptist Church, Rev. M. Hurd, senior Rocked ahead the week up to April 24th, we were prepared with another accommodation. Small-scale meals very befitting meal for the four PAGE THREE CHESTER PARK CLEAN- ING COMPANY ODORLESS CLEANING 2202 Hall St. H-1286 Try Fay's Ideas of Foodstuffs FAY'S EAT SHOP Home Cooking EVERYTHING TO EAT MADAN FAY JACKSON and BRIANA LACOMA, Properties 8400 Thomas Ave. H-8400 First Place Python Temple Room 102, all work guaranteed. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Phone office y-2554. Residence: H-5951, skilful attention. HEAR THE LATEST HITS R. T. ASHFORD MUSIC SHOP OKEN—COLUMBIA —PARAMOUNT RECORDS MACHINES OF MUSIC REPAIRED BY REPEAT 403 N. Central Ave. H-6954 EFF ASSOCIATION GET KIND OF PROTECTION AND KEEP THE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION TO WANTED phone H-2159 STREET P. E. STARKS, Sec'y W. V. WATSON, Sept. casion. These good people not only preached and sung but helped wonderfully in a financial way. The solo rendered by Mrs. O. Parnneff of St. James, Mrs. N. E. Garner and B. Lofton was indeed a treat. Those who missed this week of a feast of fat things surely missed a rare treat. Dr. Johnson our pastor has been confined to his room for 8 weeks of weeks from illness at this writing his attending physician announces him much improved. The good members of Shiloh are praying for his needless recovery. Dr. Johnson being ill, Rev. Father Thomas delivered Sunday Morning a burning message. At night Mrs. A. D. Carter rendered an excellent Easter Program with the children and junior pupils. Rev. Foy had charge of the services at night. The sister of Mrs. A. I. Thompson was unperalized Thursday from Mr. Zion Hantt Mr. Breaser-Who died at 88 and was born in New York to C. M. k. church, Ivy. Breather- died at 88 in New York at Old Wood, Cummings. Ace Pfield was called to test an Anaston. He was a member of the Woods. CARD OF THANKS We thank our many friends for the beautiful floral offerings, symbol of the heart of our husband and brother. In our hour of sorrow, the heart of the family was the most. Charles Jones, Wife Mrs. M. Dubois, Mater. Ima. Jones, Hire. Charlie Jones, Brother. Marie King, sister-in-law. DEAL DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTE CAMPUS NEWS AUSTIN, Texas, April 18—Easter dawned as a beautiful fair day. The study was completed in May of the year 1900. They contained their Easter suits, many of them received boxes from home containing their besthearts. They were in the three-day series to their wish in the direction were made happy just the same for Bupli. They were in the same place, but were supplied and made happy. After Sunday, Book of the New Year was obtained by the principal Prof. J. D. Hill. At the time of the first year of the year, he enjoyed all teachers and pupils as recreation period and at 2 o'clock the school was open to all students. At 7 o'clock the senior choral class entertained the whole work of the school. In the last week, the music was beautiful of a high order and were rendered the most beautiful of the class. The school was designed to be so well designed, the junior choral made the most beautiful musical selection in motion exercise was enjoyed by all present. The art department in were very piety indeed. Mrs. Hammond is the daughter of the teacher, the teacher was born in the school. Mr. Moore, who is the son of the teacher, they are born at San Antonio, Texas, on the 1st of April 18. Jackson and friends from onales. Texas were very pleasant visitors of the school. The great number of the people in this area was full of helpful information. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. Mediterranean Printing and Designing CASH. For Dental Gold, Bathum, Silver, Diamonds, magnetic polish, false teeth, jewelry, any valuables. Mail today. Cash by return mail. HOSP. S. & R. CO., Glenn, Misc. 8-LIGHT FIRE REPAIRS BATHUM, S. & R. CO., Glenn, Misc. More than one hundred teen aged boys met a few days ago in Marshall, under the direction of Prof. Fowler of Port Worth who is secretary in charge of the Negro Y. M. C. A. work in that city, in a conference during which they had placed before them in a most beneficial way, the problems which will be theirs in time to come. Men of experience and vision told them in the future and they were urged to prepare themselves for greater service. It PILMER MUSEUM OF ARTS PRESENT IN SERVICE MEMBER @ NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning on the Year of 1890 Series Ave. by National at Post Office at Dallas Post Office at Post Office at Under Art of Congress, March 1897. IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS W. H. 21st Company, 605 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL W. H. 21st Company, 401 Morton Bridge, 110 East Kassau Street, New York N. Y. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person. First or corporation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the public. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance ONE YEAR SIX MONTHS TREASURY COPY THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hindered the white teacher, neither had it been dis- graced by the yellow streak. It is not affiliated with the flames that engulfed the city, nor is suspected, unsuspecting, newspaper, which trims no声 to catch the passing breeze. The professors a salutation at broad as our inner life, a salutation at the full bloom all the territory incapacitated by the human nature, a salutation at the we do no声 and we are great partner. Move of the great came around is holy. W. E. KING. OLDER LOST CONFERENCE DISCARDING OF STATE SECRETARY More than one, hundred teen aged boys not a few days ago met in Marshfield, MA, and of Fort Worth who is secretary in charge of the Negro school in a conference during which they had placed before them in a most beneficial place, will be their in time. Men of experience and vision told them in the future and the present that they should seek for greater service. It meant much in the lives of these boys, and badly needed by all boys of that age—the thing which, unfortunate enough, achieved for them as conditions now exist. The conferences are but a few, years old. They were begun, as a part of the work undertaken soon after the end of World War II, by G. O. Secretary among Negroes, E. L. L. Gordon. Greater opportunity to support himself and family was served as officially in the same time up in the work in Texas. And since his leaving the office of State Secretary, work of this conference has been carried on by interested city security officials to HIX club in the various schools which were started by State Secretary Gordon and his wife. There is no doubt that but there is crying need for the greater diversity of boys. If they are to be directed into lives of usefulness. If they are to be trained in the struggle, which have impaired the usefulness of men of other genera, themselves—they must have the sort of influence spread around the cide, manly and effectually, into their last lords and they must have place constantly before them, the men of greater usefulness, and their service to the world. It is a duty we have the men of greater usefulness, and their guarantee of future usefulness. And also the men of the Y. M. C. A. program, and the work that they have in their relation who war, it seems not unreasonable. In their con- dition, the punishment of another man to fill this place which for two years has been used to service to boys seems to the funes a challenge to Y leaders. "The recent city campaign was one in which the workers worked with the abuse of extrinsic all of the brothers who usually stand on street corruc and talk about "what they want" and "how they stand" was noticeable. It is possible that they were polluters for some time. One of the best ways to find the homes of good citizens is to look into the yards that one panics easily enticed. Both add much to the appearance of homes. Those who prey for more before they have used all of what they have and are not good enough for the Master. To a great extent our race in the market is in which it lives is guilty of this. RE-OPENING THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CASE Another attempt, based on a refusal to allow a Negro who was a Democrat to participate in an election in El Paso, will be made to break the "white primary" laws of Texas and (the whole South). It is to be bucked by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People which plans to make this the opening of a general attack on the disfranchisement of the Negro in the South. It will be broken in Texas to break this infamous law by which, in many cities and in the majority of states Negroes are effectively disfranchised. The first attempt led by citizens of Houston and argued by Lawyer R. D. Evans of Waco, resulted in a noose prosecual decision by the Supreme Court of the United States to whittle it was down. This new attempt should cause the immediate rallying of Negroes all over the state to the assistance of this organization which has so effectively fought other racial battles to the gats of success, and which, more than any other of its kind, has the reputation of never quitting. It is true that the state has taken advantage of. It is true that in our state, there has been a sad lack of interest in it for the past few years and an accompanying lack of financial support of it. Branches where in flourishing condition in many cities were allowed to die and now, in only two cities, Houston and El Paso, are still in the process of being established, these two cities have come the attempts to remove this decidedly unjust suffrage condition. There is no doubt but that this lack of support has come from the unfortunate conditions in the cities where these branches have been established and in many cases the disbanding of them has come only through the threats of physical violence to the citizens and members. But in the re-opening of this case, there is an appeal that is more fundamental than any other in the knowledge of mankind; it has to do with self defense and with make-up. It is not only the future generations of those who are living today. It strikes at the very root of the infamous system of disfranchisement in the South where because the Negro is not only of future generations but of those who are living to the full. The appeal of this organization for funds is a challenge to the belief of all Texans - in their manifold ways - that they are innocent in their own welfare. There is an occasion to which they should rise to a man and indicate, not by much argument but by the contribution of their funds that they, as others, are unwilling to be longer denied the rights they are innocent in their own welfare. After all, is the main spring of all civil opportunities. WE NEED MORE ACTION Some hard,怕痛, Tommyson, wrote that "knowledge comes but wisdom linger." Some hint of a belief in the truth of that expression probably will come to the close objection. Tommyson, who is a professor of certain kinds of mass knowledge which, if had, would completely revolutionize the character of the accomplishment of the group. The Week-has just elicited. When compared with its observance in former years, this was the most successful of ever held even at that, it fell far,short of having reached its greatest efficiency because of the lack of interested organizations through which to promote it. And Tommyson, who is a professor of certain kinds of mass knowledge is sadly lacking. It organizes in some ways that are doubtless beneficial but it lacks organization Why are there so few debating clubs, Y. M. C. A. organizations, forums business leagues and organizations like nature among our people in this section? There are never such clubs, and this knowledge is had in abundance but the wisdom to make use of this knowledge seems lacking. So far, it seems that we have been too content to "put our selves on the back" for the progress made thus far and to prove our status that are now within our grasp. And it is even true that in the organizations who do exist, there is little or no interact in the sort of things which would bring benefit to the masses. The many clubs of the city city on proof of enough benefit to the city are own city for instance. There are enough of them who realize that there is definite benefit in such bodies; this knowledge is had in abundance but the wisdom to make use of this knowledge seems lacking. So far, it seems that we have been too content to "put our selves on the back" for the progress made thus far and to prove our status that are now within our grasp. And it is even true that in the organizations who do exist, there is little or no interact in the sort of things which would bring benefit to the masses. The many clubs of the average city are proof of the truth of this fact. Take our own city for instance. There are at least fifty clubs of various sorts here, mostly social. As far as the general public is concerned, they are the only clubs of the city that are institutions for which their members are taxed heavily, and stop there. And yet, there is no city in America in which there is greater need for the dissemination of the sort of knowledge that comes from interest in such a thing as health week. Of course, the clubs of the city are that successful. So far it has happened that every Easter egg hunt held for the Negro children of Dallas has been possible by members of the other race. With exception of a few women who every year have worked hard to create the proper amount of interest in the city, we have not succeeded by the contribution of outside agencies amenable artists who come to the city find small audience because there is not the interest in real art that there should be. But why on to go名 any more shortcomings? All of these artists are so good. We have that knowledge, and they so fall to inadequate thinking that causes the feeling that we, so far, are short on wisdom. And these expressions are not made an are those of the pessimist who feels that the whole world is going to the dog. They are also not made an are those of the man who START MOVING, FASTER IN THE DIRECTION OF MORE PROGRESS. Let us seek the wisdom that will cause us to make the proper use of the knowledge that is ours. An opinion vendered last week by the Attorney General of Texas declared that mutufoes were not, lineal descent. His reference to children born out of woolock to Neosho was not clear. He felt a pity for man made laws which attempt to deny and nullify the large laws of Nature and of God. But our neighbors in the face of occasions like this, wonder why we question the laws of nature as taught by the religion which they profess to believe in. It islamically Grand Lodge time again. What about the efforts of the Fraternal Lodge and its allied bodies to get better railroad accommodations? THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION PASSING FOR WHITE Those members of our race who apologize for the injustices and limitations imposed upon us are a hindrance to our progress. **agree" for human rights.** Therefore when a Negro so far forgets both his interests and his love of righteousness, as to be an apologist for wrong, he is more than a relegate. "Passing for white" is a phrase usually applied to those of us whose blood complexion permits them to "cross over" and intermingle freely with whites. Since the whole human race is a mixture, even European nationalities having their brunette shade as a heritage from African ancestry, this is not a bad thing. But the freedom, is forgivable. But when Negroes, even some of pure blood, make a "fetish of white blood, ascribe to it infallibility, and then undertake to defend whatever it does, they are neither honest in their position, nor honorable in their intention. The color of color is not a Godgiven barrier as worshippers of the Nordic would have. It men used to be unknown by their location and citizenship, not by their race, Paul the apostle, though a Jew was a Roman citizen. Black men were also. It is only American prejudice that has made a god out of white, and race a thing to be worshipped. Self-conceive it to no worse than a human being, like a fake position, is self-abasement beyond understanding. Mental "passing for white" is not forgivable. It is founded upon false premises. It is illogical and unnecessary. The basic principle of Americanism, that a man shall receive what he deserves, is an absolute denial of any peculiar virtue in shade of complexion and Self-respect requires that we do not yield to the rights that are ours because we are men. We can be robbed of them, but we cannot and must not give them away. If the whites in America are so deluded that they believe that the right of manhood reward, at least let us be sane and eling to the truth. Right is right even in the humbleest, and wrang is not less reprehensible because it is done by the powerful. Negro apologists for enervations upon our rights and oppose them a poor race, a poor race, a poor race, and are scorned by those who seek to flatter. There is not a public official who deserves a Negro defender when he mistreats us; there is not a public service which we should ever admit is not equally ours along with us. We should not be so blind to or sell merchandise which is not rightfully ours as well as any other man's Dark skin, krankly African countenance and physique, all that we are, as God made them, and the Negro who is ashamed of them, commits moral and I have heard so much about Bishop John Hurst, and what he is told to do is to be more than a good time to be here. I am the best of them to want to be here before telling anything about his work to thank God for. I am also a well-known rendering to mankind. He is helping my people as well as his own, and then he is making the people of the thing for themselves. I have told you from time to time about his confers and now I am very well-known, I am accomplished something. He has received an compensation "hash-ed" to the end of the year, and then he is not a great big man, and that is a great thing. He was�ished in Bishop. He found that the African Michael Espedina was a great plan to education. They had a school called Edward Waters college, but it was the first to go to school. He was a good time to get the situation was way down, for they could not buy a match on credit. He was a good time to go to a school, but his head down was to speak with his classmates. He established the school. He told the ministers that marching had to be done, or they should stop out of the school for men who will take the place of the people. I tell you that the African Methodist was a good church in Florida. He was a good school. The plan among the leading schools of the country. He was for most would the country over for a good school man, and he was found in Bishop John A. Wright, and now they have another great school man, the Rev. Dr. Coop. from Georgia. But He told the men what was needed, and said that the money was to be found right in Florida, the only thing needed was the mine others to educate the people up to their own duty and responsibility for the building. He said that the men were had since 1913. Bishop Hurst has been working for an educated pow, and finding that the people in about to get away with the pulpit from an intellectual view point he has now turned on the ministry. He believed that Florida should educate the ministers in the future, hence he entered his work in 1924, directly from the General Conference with a pledge to all rights God that The Theological Seminary must be erected and their issued his edict He told the amount of money to the raised and each appointment was assessed, and when the ministers came up in one conference without their assassination to make a charge on ignorance and illiteracy, he sent them back without up appointment to get the money and while he has been entitled the money brought back more than they were asked for and placed it on the table, and said they would be better at the next month of the conference. —Kansas City Call. NIGHT'S LETTER Now then, the Florida Conference held two days session, that one half of them met in Madison, Fla., and the other met in Lloyd, Florida, April 1 and 2. So I decided that I would see what would happen in order to tell you about it. I had been resting up in St. Augustine, trying to get some youth, and the last day of March got myself together and went into Jacksonville in order to get with the Methodist preachers to go. I spent the night with the Rev. Dr. H. Y. Tookes, the pastor, and one of the great men of the church. He told me that he would like me to Madison in his automobile car carriage, and believe the whom I tell you has one, a late model of the market, and I'll video a Putman Palace car. --- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN NEGRO HISTORY. Questions pertaining to Negro history anywhere, if of general interest and not too lenient, will be answered by Mr. Parker in this column. When space will not protect the title, the answer will be presented, will be properly answered, subject to proper Institutions, and when a stimulated, ennagreed, and all assumptions are made, Willie Parker the An- clined Negro Fresh, $125 Indum Ave. Chicago IL. Copyrighted. Words by W. H. For The Woman Who Cares. Just think one church in Jacksonville put on the table for the conference. There's more money than all the churches but together did in the Progressive Baptist State convention, and they are trying to add the more we are trying to do. But what's the way we now why the Master said: "Compet them to come." We must compel them to do. You must force a man to say his own soul at times and then you'll force him to say, "We're to take care of him as you know to educate himself, and get away from the old saying "Open your mouth and God will fill it" yes, he will fill it with wind. Now you must fill your head in some good institution. You can say your heart will be long of God, and then God will open your mouth, and love and his praise will come out and the people will be lifted up. They will then do more, give more and work all the harder for the good of the people. I will not be able to tell you about the Lloyd meeting, but they had the number that John saw, and Dr. D. W. Carter made the poet. I tell you people were there. I have been for the QUESTIONS AN IN NEGRO Questions pertaining to If of general interest and no any of the 36 people in this permit or the subject is no personally answered, subject when a stamped envelope explanations to George clated Negro Press, 5423 Copyright, 1924 Who were the emperors elected by Africans to rule Rome?—E. G. D. St. Louis, Mo. I presume you refer to Gordia, one and his son, who were pro-consuls of Rome to Africa, and whom the Africans chose an emperors, the Roman Senate confirming the election. These two were not native Africans, however. The two African emperors of Rome were Septimus Severus and 360 calls. How many cities were under the rule of Carthage?—N. N. P. Ford. According to Araban shears were When Angela threw under the home and Apuela meetings an Ivory cloth and Apuela meetings an ivory cloth, surrounded in war. They kept which African artisans in home and Apuela meetings an ivory cloth. FOR THE WOMEN SHORT STRAIGHT LANES - ARE IMPALALED IN THE ENAMELED WHICH IS THE NAME OF THE WOMEN FOR STREET AND SPORTS SUITS WITH RED INGOTES - MAGICALLY FLARED DESIGN. To be well dressed this spring, will present. There never was a better suit as a whole was more worn than the close culture, the V neckline, the simple, straight line from a color of gloves and stockings, the color of gloves and stockings, important. No one port can be dressed THE OLD WOMAN When you are addressed, Yay! by the courteous rail road call, electronic, the portmanteau, definite, that your appearance shows you are an appropriate person for you to give your appearance to you for to give your appearance read: "your helpful suggestion read: your helpful suggestion With a good corset, garter and brassere, each well-put on. The next thought is the dress slip. If the girls of today are as good as they are, they are very much the same women. With too many or the wrong kind. With tallor-made suit, no slip is needed; silk knit pantalettes with double aisle bands at the same area are sufficient, one (not filled to be sufficient, preps of chine or silk knips are better under the after-room gown than slate or radium as while they are perhaps no softer. They are more comfortable than the best possible foundation in a dressing size. At the same time, we are not to be a general line of your figure before selecting gown. If you would all line that is height to the figure, especially if the tethers to the size more weight than your height warrants. Wear length-stiving line and hats that are tall, boating of only tiny brine. The guitar women, like contrary to the guitar women, the diminish her height by handing or trimming placed horizontally on her own. and a fatly sianble hat brim. The gown that is entirely florn, is the best. By the young, slim, graceful figure. A happy solution for the mixture figure is a bellies front with a narrow string belt across TID-BITS By Leonard Massenburge N. W. Rbh At Carlo there are about 20 rain and days per annum (meaning that the rain is not only between Aesan and Dongmen but only between Aesan and Dongmen and that, very occasionally, some of the Red Sea Province heavy rainfall comes from Aesan to January, inclusive, particularly in the southern part of the province. The first of the warlur Khan Hara fortress in the middle of July, and the number of the later floods varies car carriages, saying nothing about the farm wagons, landed the buggies, and even the "luck." The open brown-thaw-like people, in the world, and for inspiration the work. The doctrines of self-help was preached. We spent the night returning to Jacksenville, and I am here for to pay (tribute to the founder of this institution, Mr. Elizabeth Wright, Mentage, who reported on good but the good work) is going on next the same. Keep up the good work—Hibhop-Husat. Look out for my next letters. I have more, so say to you all the time. I am expecting to go to Texas this month, and then in June will go back for the Great Lage of the River of Pythina I have the invitation from Grand Chancellor Wills to be in Waco, and to see them put it over there. He is one of the greatest leads of men in America today. Will we continue to get ready for the National Hospital. Sunday school next to 14:14 - 14:30 - Congress in which Kansas next month will come to be (I have in full force. Look for me. We are pushing the building in Nashville. I may spend a day in Henomont this month. AND ANSWERS HISTORY. To Negra history anywhere, to Negra will not be welcome. When space will not suitable, latrine, will be provided. When space will not suitable, latrine, will be provided. Address all Negroes in enclosed. Address all Negroes in enclosed. Address all Negroes in enclosed. Address all Negroes in enclosed. African widow who gave her son four hundred slaves of Zambia. Of what nationality was Zambia, the nonwhole queen of Palmyra? P. R. Trenton, N. J. Zenobia claimed to trace her de- scent from Cleopatra which would make her a mixed blood of Mac- donian and a human extraction the shinnies with the described her as a remarkably beautiful woman of quite dark complexion and the assumption in reasonable that she had some African blood. Are there any advanced colleges for Negroes of West Africa? N. G. II. Pittsburgh. Not at the present time. The first college for higher education will be opened next February 2 by the British Government. Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars was granted for this purpose and the buildings are now being constructed. Who Cares. the back of perhaps only at the side. Give the neckline of your own much thought. It's on makes or more the entire appearance. Seldom I ever can a woman in middle We wear a flat collar of the Peter Own variety. A slight rate at the back of the neck in a modified sailor collar, tapering to a V in the front, is usually becoming. This V may be carried quite low and sup- plemented with a small vest to relieve the front of the gown. Re- serve the round, or perhaps he has line for afternoon gowns, where laces may add a becoming soft- ness. Many lovely neck pieces, some with a frill or jacket at one side or in the center front, are to be had. These often afford a becoming re- liver to an otherwise-govern gown That may be a few women who want and can wear the very straight type of dress with a boat neckless, and short, sleeves, but they are no exceptional that styles suitable for the majority have been selected. 15. IT DANGEROUS TO BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR. When trying to fill some of the gaps between your tote that you take with you, you need to make sure you have many datables and collections made deserts. It is an interesting fascinating last zooes for a few of us, and it is also a challenge that made at home or bought at a store. All the recipes for recommendations to you not only but also delicates results, but also be careful out with the expenditure of your money. PRUNE VARIETY 3 cupfuls Cakecrums, 1½ cupful Trune pulp 1½ cupful Whipped Cream, ½ tassymental Orange extract Use cooked or earned brunes Combine fruit and cake and beat until they l�ake a light paste Then fold in the stiffly whipped cream and the extract. DELICIOUS DESERT 4 cunaloh White Cake broken in hita. A cupful of Almonds blenched in a cupful of heavy cream. 1 tablespoon sugar. 1 teaspoon Vanilla. Arrange the cake-ve in mounds on individual dessert-trazes. Whip the cream and add to it the same size of vanilla. Pill the cream on top of the cake and sprinkle with almonds. greatly from year to year The rainy seasons proper on the upper Hue Nile. Aberta and in Bovinness are common within a fortnight one-day year of the other of the second week in June, the rain's lasting till the middle of September. Light rain for January and February heavy rains sometimes in October and November. The rainy seasons in the Northern Hub-el-Ghazali is from April 1st to October 31; March is to November 26. In Lado light occur between April and August. The heavy rains not usually coming on until October. The rainy season in Khartum and in the Hayuda Desert lasts from the midday of June to September. In Southern Kordofanlands rains commence to fall in May and last until October in Central Kordofan it is a source of gratification to learn about the work of the writers' publication, to see that their work is being published, to see that from the people. I have read with their feedback, and have been published under that completed manuscript a communication to the public. I have also written it for the public to commemorate the institu You have, invariable, strengthened your decisions, should be thought. Then, has not been made a comment on church-or an assembly of stirred lodge but that you may even do so. Your column was then open to wit. When you were from foreign lands, the children of the first group, and in better expreent than you for�ing, being at home and your increased the waves of strength, they were very well to be in the way of the payment to a point of comparison, with others of the great or any other kind of a kinder or poor and afflicted of Dollar from the change and the extent of the opening of the useful lives in the place. This chapter has been known. The Dollar Repurchase carrier has the return of the cost of the price of the货币 in the world and those of us here who being to club a should be our own one to be used to support it. You have featured every incident and national campaign for five years. We have been a Wealth Go to Church Sunday. Thrift, fly your own home, but why enumer the return? You are not a student; you are not a student; you are not a added expense to your�. That is the advantage of your advertisers was the name of the post adornment of your adornment. From sendact that the Routh has known. You have been a new agency in the Immediate Territory that you cover could not be improved upon. Your editorial are forms and get the world. And may I say here for the benefit of the settle that we are in the case of the adornment and liberties no answer, safer or more consistent advocate of our values. It is known not masse of the age of the Those features that I dealt with above were within the immediate scope of your spheres—activities in which you have been involved for and wide, placing us on the map where we would have been unknown. You have preached no operation, business life industry, or any other, and you will be a small influence brought to us in the masters of finance of other crimes that we might catch the inspiration. Could not well conclude the article without additional thought that it just as the mantle of the limited J. P. Starks fell on his boys to make better the city of living his beloved wife no less. The barclays of the life of the city of the dead. It has been said that a character of a people could be determined by the care of their dead. I have seen no disruption of that assertion. A beloved woman and the man who is working on me was so full of me and ability to make beautiful the city of the living and the dead is one of the greatest tributes that could be paid to the late J. P. Starks but the fact that they were the one who in the same way are, that be would have done them and to the credit of us all in the motive that impels this tribute to the Dallow Express ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Please add the at the annual conference of the A. M. E. church of the 11th Episcopal district, Bishop John Hurst, presiding; it was voted to create the office of attorney general for the church in this state. This comes as a result of the great expansion of the church through the state. There are so many churches in the course of every many of which are buying, selling and mortgaging property that is was though advisable to have an attorney as part of the church who would be available for consultation on matters by the ministers. The usual rainy season is from June to September, while Kordfan approximates to the climate of July. Reception is to be held on January 1st in addition to the rainy season in addition to the rainy of the upper White Nile, from September to November; also numerous thunder storms, especially in the Fully regions round Balak and the Sud district to the North of the U.S. and the South of the East from June to the end of September. When Marshall Chang Two-in-former bandit, but now was-level of Manchuria, started his drive on Pekin, it is said, he offered incense, to some, wine and fruit to the heavenly emperor—and followed with a prayer telling the diety what a man was who K.D. that was the president. In Pekin, and Chang's opmy Chang made it clear that he had started his man-duvers with the plous hope of imducing Tazo to repent, but instead, his petition continued. Tazo, evidently intonicated by military conquests, has employed his stabilities Wu Pei-fu, Chi Heath-yuan and others to disturb the country and oppress the people. Tazo's military program of the past two years was then rehearsed, its result having been, according to Chang, to little the country with skeletons. Drought and flood had also been known as clear sign of the anger of heaven and in the face of these catastrophes. Instead of organizing the people, the Pekin chieftain was accused of having plotted against the ruler of Manchuria. it thus become necessary for the State to intervene at heaven to the extent in civil attention of heaven to the extent in civil attention of heaven, it really a defensive war, if it had been so. The punishment record on the conviction had arrived for Theodore, and the punishment history, so that the offer of punishment, as to that offer, was possible in the latest report from New York, there are 25,000 pounds. Miss Kye wonders who she the two girls excited over him and he fabled matronnes were looking and wrote to her for their lovingly loving messages. She asks her car-parked nurses in front of her for anybody, and he can get them. She asks him whether or not your husband and then this would be him. She also wonders whether or not your husband and then this would be him. 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Polk has returned from a visit with relatives in Richmond and a fishing-expedition. Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Perry return- together with the body of her brother Belle with the body of her brother Dorothy. Daughter was held on pneumonia. Paternal was held on with Rev. P. R. Randle officiant. 8. Paul M. E. church, where in the school Mrs Mary Adams is updated to a sumptuous fengt. After again after a few weeks illnes, which they went to the hall. The hands including the Commanderies via Comer-Commandery No. 11 of Sherman St. Cecil No. 5 of Port Worth, Trinity an Eagle of Dales, paraded. On returning to the church the Knight Temple excerises sermon by pustor. After excerises sermon and sermon a repast was attended all in the basement. Congrated that Sherman has the leading band in the State under the direction of R. L. Bennett. 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" That's out of fashion, you are friend, she has told it confidentially and people are laughing at you. Now I think you're feeling her husband rather. He is all in smiles. If Miss Roe is not mistaken, she advised the "Gans" a few years ago she was in the region of France. They were imposing on the young lady who has recently become a bride, and she has just supposedly you are satisfied she knew who does she spoke. Maybe this is a test of her判断 that her ratings and wild parties for the next bride-elect of your " Gans " is the fugit. Miss Roe's advice you do " it was of theftens", she says just last Sunday evening, promoting " the " Bella in the House with Miss Roe. " That won't get it " you will have to make it better. She has always to do something to mean you will see good x-goes with too many women. The Young Lady that you did time " Gossier's happen to see talk in to a " Momailer group in the way not his company, and that's going to be a change, and if you're made with your right you know it's better, you're going to be " Gossier's and you were wrought at this last lady was not this. It's the she would like He was a member of the Polar Star No. 11 Masses and also of the American Woodmen. Cunor's Commandery No. 11 Knight Templates and delegation of Eastern Stars. References of Perch, the Massese Hand and other indices and gentlemen outbering as went to Dallas on a special interurban car with trailer on Easter morning, arriving there at noon. They marched to Odd Fellows Hall and from there together with several hundred St. Worth and Dallas commanders including Sherman, Port Worth and Dallas Massons bands marched to the handsome St. Paul M. E church, where in the basement of the church they were treated to a sumptuous fend. After which they went to the Hall of the bands including the Commanderies via Cuey Commandary No. 11 of Sherman St. Cool No. 1 of Port Worth, Trinity at Castle of Port was porded. One returning to the church the Knight Templer ex- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925 centing-to add Modern Equipment of military Engineering (an important part of the country's central, which makes the line of funeral good. LAMPASAS — Sunday April 12th was really a big day at the A.C. Chugton-A-C was well attended in the White Church was a good day to be at the庙. It was a good day to be at the morning message. Rev. J. H. Brown was at his post at the 12th Sunday, which made a good day to get strong sermon. Rev. A. W. Willis preached at night. The rally was the first to go to the church on Sunday. The group was�ared at the Easter. Program was rendered at the A.N. E. Church by the little and the highly-medicated. Jack Spence was a while-old at his home at 12:22 A.M. April 12th. Mr. springs was a very old one of the most old. The church was a member of New Hops. Baptist Church and a memoir of the International order of Tylles. Nights were a very special event. The first of the last oration was delivered by Rev. J. H. Brown. Dr. F. V. of the church of the member of the Hops, Baptist church was celebrated their pastor Rev. J. H. Junnens. In the anniversary beginning April 12th, the Church was held for the 12th of the 12th Church. April 29 to May 27, J. H. Brown was a first Church. Abuquerque, N. M. to conduct a soul-saving meeting for Dr. J. M. Keephane. Rick Hat, Mrs. Pannie Perkins, and Mrs. Georgia Smith. Save a nickel for the Express. GROESBECK—Headbranch. This has been a week of revival. The spirit, ran high each night, and much good was accomplished. There were nine accessories made to the year's new new-borns. The meeting pressed a four nights. The meeting closed Friday night. Rev. T. J. Smith preached at 17:00 o'clock in the place of the pastor. Who was incorporated in 1792? The clock is also preached a soul stirring sermon. A great crowd witnessed the baptism. Rundy, evening which was conducted by Rev. Smith. The collection for the week was $170.00. The meeting was held on June 17, 1990, and was good and was well, impressive. A very interesting Easter program was rendered after Sunday School to the delight of all who heard it. Lone—Start—The Sunday School was also over with the meeting. After the yesterday rendered by the school, the East Egg Hunt was a delightful event for the children. Dennis Chupin—Sunday was a year by you of the most delightful day as well as one of the most crowded programs in the history of the chapter. But as crowd as it was the program was completed one night. With the R.N.R. which was with the work of the Master King, it was had a great serming was preached by the Tigars. tions are being made for the school. The after- day's of the school. The after- men and women are being secured to make the occasion great. The annual sermon will be preached by Rev. J.-H. Washington, pastor of Headbrach's Baptist church of the city. The bacculurate set tion will be preached by Rev. J. H. Whitaker pastor of Denali Channel M. E. church of the city More definite announcements will be made later remitting to the pro- gram School work is progressing finely. Through the efforts of Rev. A. W. Novas and the Mothers Clubs the school was preached a new Whothera unabridged diction ery which cost $16. The gift was most essential and highly connected CHAPTI. III–8. 2. well-ended with teachers and officers at their posts. At eleven Rev. Lynch preached a powerful sermon. An earlier group was transfer to the city. Mr. Eddie Cantor of Belleville spent the week ending with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Toland. The picnic given by the choral was on the 8th of October. Baptist church was enjoyed by all present. Prof. W. R. Knoxson is at home again having closed his school. The school was at the end of April. Robert under the direction of Trall. Robertson is having much success. Quite a number from the Ebender. Baptist church is unrestored. Hempshut, St. Paul and Mr. A. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald. Mesdames Hester Harris, M.D. Davis, Miss Niel Swain and Mrs. Givens, Attending the number of re-Soughts in the following the date week. Mrs. Janie Ruchan and Mr. James Haywood of Belleville were among the visitors during the year. Winters were in the form of Jail. Wailers to still confined to his back call at Garners Cafe for the express. MARSHALL—Hibhop College and Prairie View College crossed between Bishop College Campus. Two hard-games were played. Prairie View was both games of the first. In the third died of his life. It was a long illness of several months. Richard B. Bunnis was had in the last year. When a piece of iron fell upon him, he had now able to be out the hospital. Easter was observed by all the churches Sunday Sunday. April 1940 will be obtained by the Waverley Area. Their Thanksgiving of day. Their September will be preached at Milver, and the Church, Mrs. J. Maywood, is the first of the first. Pierce and R. P. Levington are on the stock list. Deacon Sam McIntyre and Mrs. Dora Summers are improving the first of the first. Vidy is the guest of Miss Merriel and Mrs. Joe King. Misses, Tommy Mrs. Alexander, of Bonham, Texas, and Mrs. Co. Teating School at Point, Texas spent the week end with the week end with their principal and Mrs. Mary J. Stear, who spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Irving left Sunday for the first day. There were the will her son before going to her home at Hempstead, Texas. CELINA—Miss A. A. Houston, directress of Star Light Band from Dallas spent several days here. When working with the children, Rev. Rev. Rev. at the Baptist Church. The Easter program was creditable to the children. The little children of Winston is most of the best, he has been in the most. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Dallas, Rev. Ann Mrs. Why and Fort Worth were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Judge Reel Sunday, Mrs. Alice Pratt and MALAKOFT Rev. Thirthastair of New Hope, C M E church conducted a week's rally for Education and Mission. The rally required a new high-profit and financial, Sermon, and free-breeding by Reva Shaw. Grave, Tace and Street, also the preaching Elder practiced one night during the rally on Sunday. Rev. Thirthastair, who has been the first of the church's services, Easter Exercises were held at all of the church. At Good Hope Baptist Church Sunday morning, appropriate exercises were carried out under the fire of the Prog. W. Reach. The effects were not limited to the efficiency of the church. In the afternoon, exercise were held at New Hope under the management of Mrs. Margie Gavard and Mr. C. M. McAlster. But at the end of the week, the Master exercises at Mr. Oliver, that church's Macdonia, Baptist Sunday School had exercised East-Paul, the day was a year ago on 30th. Paul on the occasion of St. Paul school opening on 30th of the day. The school was in the form of a group of toilets at 11:30 A.M. began this joint program of the Farmers' Club. Methach-Sub and Rehabil-Lessons. May be in practice and important. Subjects were also in the school's field where they were芬芬一色 of the most important of these. The Classroom was very much preached of each side worked hard for sub�ternary. Of the seven "minutes" passed the score stood 65. The line is to be played off at Kerensnart Friday. Miss Mabel Payne closed her school last Thursday. The following visiting teachers were in the school of the First School of Reporting. Prod. Hoss, vice principal of Keene High School, Miss Mabel Payne, Principal of Malikoff City School, Prof. W. T. Jackson, principal of the "Trinidad School" Miss L.oell. Plant teacher of Henderson County and Miss Julia Tollver of Keene-Texas. Prof. W. T. Jackson will come his school Friday. The following are on the risk list: Mr. John Everett, Mr. M. Garrett and Mr. Joseph Thomas. CARD OF TJHANKS We wish to take this method of extending to our many friends for the service rendered to Mr. Bannion, who departed this life Marsh 15th. We can get express our appreciation, and we ask that God be learning may be soon you. Respectfully, Corrie Cole, Holiver Cole, James Cole, Dessie Llyson, Heian Llyson, M. V. Hudson CALVERT-Mr. A. D. Jackson Joe Lee Jackson and Henry Halley groupman and W. H. Minn Mr. Creek Baptist church, where they met a tremendous crowd swating Prof. Minn and Rev. H. H. Hunter, who preached the sermon Dawson Jr. H. Harnock, Jam Money and J. R. Rowe were also present at the Pre-Perry-in-■ack of a great success as pastor at Fresh Creek Baptist church, Mrs. Thاxton (left) and Miss Emma Hackenheart and Mrs. Tharle home after a successful school term at Itesa Hill and Spring Hill Mr. Harnock and the English theotamum department, while Miss Huckheart had ten. G. Higherford, is making a site of success with the American Gได้ been in all around. Convert. Mr. Henry Campbell and mother Mrs. Rhode Campbell were pleasant visitors of their uncle and brother Rev. Charles Randers at Thornton. Funding The Church in the new take community is bearing a completion and E is a result to that community. Prof. G. Menelss is traveling in South West Texas. Mrs. Mamm. Robinson is slowly improving under the watch-fall cars of her husband John Ruffin. Mr. Ed. Bannister has been paid painting a long-term job at the local doctor and motion sample. Mr. Eector Ayers was called to the bodes of her grand child who is 71 at Mexico. Texas. Dr. C. A. Wade was called early Sunday morning to see Mrs. Jessie O'Gerg. Mr. Fred Routh was drowned Friday while trying to swim to his boat, which had drifted to the port. He was a fine job of the ranger where he was a fashion. His body was in charge of the Woodley Undertaking Co. Mrs. Addie Jefferson died at the W. Anderson farm Saturday morning Miss Nettie Ritter died last Wednesday at the home of her mother in R. W. Calvert. The Branch Undertaking to use charge of the body, also the body of Mrs. Petty-Polk who died in West Calvert Sunday morning. They also had charge of the body of John Hendrix, who was killed by a struck at Electra. Sherman Williams of Thornton motored to the city Sunday to visit with his family Mrs. Perkins and little to the spent Sunday in the city Sunday was a sad day for our little city, as there were 5 funerals Rev. and Mrs. Jackson spent Sunday in Franklin at his church. Mrs. L. R. Woodley is much im- proved but not get out of danger, at the Church of God Monday in the city for a five day visit. Witnesses was in the city for a five day visit. BROOKLYN — and Dearborn — Sunday. The National Health work was at Mr. Zippe good morning. The agent agent briefly organized an Extension Counsel Ernie Elledge. President: Lawrence Mrs. A. Williams, president: Mrs. M. W. Williams, president: Mrs. P. W. Williams, chaplain: Chalumne. ARLINGTON — Sunday school was on both churches of Philadelphia, watched by Tammy. Whistlewade of this day frank Church Wednesday night. Chicago News THICAGO, Ill. April 16—2004. Associated Business Men's Clubs of New York. About the presentation in President, belt very at the Pilgrim Heat Temple, 23rd and Indiana Way, K. J. Binns, Attorney Eno, 14th Mar., 1902. O. Ole and J. Turner Wall were among the speakers. These meetings will be held this time at time at various other institutions. Rev. George Anderson, 4899-8. Dearborn Street, who received Inches several weeks ago when hurt, improving at President Hospital. The Grand Lodge Committee of Dity members from great Lakes No. 44, I. B. P. O. E. W. I.r.r.p. In the first of the力的 and Tombles of the West and other sections in the line of the grand lodge. Mrs. Elms Jackson, 2739 - Elmwood, Texas. State Grand Queen of Hilllands of A. M. K. & D. of A. as the first of the same names. The annual tour of Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois in interest of the May 20th, 2001. Mrs. Elm, Q. Berry, 2229 - South State Street, Vice-Grand Daughter Ruler of Wilks, has just returned from the east where she went on to the same place. The lodge was. Mrs. Elms, 1887 - Elms-2001. Entered the Rider Elms. Mrs. Corn B. Giddens, 2614 Colum. in the meeting at West-May. Macall. Hoops, which underwent a great operation. 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ED PALMER'S LABORATORIES ATLANTA, GEORGIA SAMPLE FREE Stage on your der and Skin THANKS THANKSGIVING BY ODD FELLOWS M. In this preliminary to the T. I bus to call the attention of the theater department a wading for the Diana Duncan seeds of this occasion. Therefore reminders to Jas. P. B. Browne. Bob S. make a record of all such local port to this feature of the program effective way of conveying out the In this preliminary to the Thanksgiving Troubleshooting I beg to call the attention of the jurisdiction to the fact that at the last Grand Lodge a resolution was passed, providing for the Dickson Orphan Homer to have the net proceeds of the decadent there were no all the legends of the expense of the marketing operation has not met, and the reminder to Jaa. It, Ewinis, Hot-510, Austin, Texas. He will make a record of all each local body sends and forward some to the Dickson Orphanage. I want to urge hearty support to this feature of the program. We are committed to the need for the information we have to do to improve the effect of carrying out the principles of Old Fellowship than rendering this service. This move should be supported wholeheartedly. The Grand Master feels called to render thanks for his personal well being, and call upon the entire Jurisdiction to join us in employing God to continue. His wonderful blessings to us, in order that we may continue to serve His people. Heretofore we have mentioned our headquarters as a project. We are thankful today because it is no longer a project but a reality. Our magnificent Temple is completed! There are only some limited features until it takes us to write a document. We must be sure that every phase of our Temple is modern, with a double stovetor and one of which is electrical. The material side does not give us our greatest pleasure. The psychic responses of I being home brins our supremors joy. We no longer have to make our pilgrimages to the state of the state. We are so desirey. We can go home, and there is no place like home. The entire office space of the building is taken by the most lucrative businesses that are operated by our people, and the cost of management has shown already, although the general conclusion is that Grand Lodge Temples do not pay that the Odd Fellows Temple pays materially as well as immediately. We have a just cause to be thankful and we do hope that it is the sweetest anticipation of every Old Fellow and every Family. For all the good that has attended our way personally and as an Order for our present prosperous condition for the brightness of the future, let us give thanks. On the day assigned let us assemble ourselves in do- vost religious, men and renier a regular religious service of Thanksgiving. The principal feature of the program should be a gospel sermon. I want to see that each minister called upon to do service for the Order on that day will give a sermon not designed to extol altogether the vir- KANBAO CITT, Kan. April 15 (special) The legislature of the state of Kanana has passed the bill, waiting for the appropriation of £160,000 for Western University, which is located at Quindaro, Kans, a suburb of Kansas City. A delegation of ministers of the A. M. E. Church, headed by Bishop A. J. Carey of the fifth official district in which Western University is located went before the committee's on appropriations and urged upon them the need of a substantial sum for the maintenance of this university. After much deliberation, the committee recommended the sum asked for, which was finally passed by both branches of the assembly. Western University is one of the leading schools of the A. M. E. Church and is located in the heart of the great agricultural weat. In connection with it are the State Normal and Industrial Department. Recently Western University sustained a severe loss in the destruction of fire of Ward Hall, which was the main building of the school group. Already, however, this building has been rebuilt at a cost of $1200,000. But the $150,000 just appropriated was urgently needed for maintenance. Teachers' salaries and upkeep. Great credit is being given to the Committee. David National Committeeman David Mulvan�er (Chairman of the Committee on Appropriation) and other influential legislators by Black-Carey and the churchmen who accompanied him to the Capitol. The church committee, conlisted at Bishop A. J. Carey, chairman, and the Reverend J. R. Ranso, F. J. Peek, C. E. Hrook, J. B. Isaac and several others. Home Treatment For Piles If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding piles, you can easily treat yourself at home with Mrs. Summer's Pile Suppositories, and avoid needles and suffering. Safe, healthy coaching. 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MONTH Press. April 14-18. The Foundation Trust Company conducts the research on Osmium and uses the residues of Dr. Osmium to develop grandiose granulars. Dr. A. Shagun Thomas R. A. Wardman and Dr. A. Shagun Thomas J. A. Shafford, Co. and Dr. B. V. Barker J. G. Shafford, Co. * Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 8th day of April, nineteen hundred twenty four. Inker, Chalain. Oliver, present; were Doctor A. R. Roberts, W. A. Roberts, T. C. Brandon, J. W. Smith, A. R. Smith, J. C. Wallace, C. Dr. Miller - save a summary of Dr. Miller's report. After Dr. Miller, he should grate a expiring memo to the department, receive a statement in May. CLINIC WEEK IS GALA SOCIAL SEASON AT TUSKEKER TUXKICKER INFILTRATES. Ala., the visiting physician held in the office of the physician in charge of the patient to a slide the measures of the patient's condition. The Clinic and annual program are held at the University of Alabama. The Wake's social events began with a reception on the Ruff at Veterans Memorial on Friday, honoring of selling physicians and a celebration of Missen Eather, Buffalo and Assistant Chief Nurse together with Assistant Chief Nurse and Hospital interment the vittim's Home. Later the Physicians Home, Later the Physicians Home, Later the Physicians Home, Joseph W. for an inform On Tuesday evening April 7th, Mrs. W. H. Carter entered in honor of Mrs. Reuclier's Rocher Brown, who, with her husband, Mr. Roberts the popular composer, both of whom are visiting the Institute this week. Mr. Walter B. Burkley, entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Harris of Athens, Georgia, housemate, of Mrs. and A. A. Holt. Mr. Burkley, the Business Executive at the Veterans Hospital. The Smoker for the physicians were given the 17.000 Medical Director of the John A. Andrew Hospital on Tuesday evening at the home of Princeton and Washington, as theல济℃. Mr. Booker T. Washington enjoyed his work on the honor of Dr. and Mrs. Alconen and Jackson of Washington, D. C. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Act. Mr. J. E. Reginald Smith, Eye, Eye, and The New South. Mr. and Mrs. B. Burkley were selected President of the John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute during the last week. Dr. Alconen, B. Jackson, Director of the Public Health School, Howard University, Washington, D. C. was the first Vice President of the Society and Dr. Eugene H. D. Dibley Medical Director of the John A. Andrew Hospital. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama will be the first Regulatory Tuesdays for the opening year. Adamaye the visiting physician and director of the college's Dublin inductee the college's first female doctor. C. Bryant, D. Binghamton, D. C. Bryant, Washington D. C. Dr. J. H. Brow Hunter, Washington D. C. Dr. J. H. Brow Hunter, Lehaskan, Kennycake, Dr. T. Wright, New York and Dr. T. 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LOUIS, MO. U. S. A. COLLEGE Parkland Avenue 18, MO, U.S.A. www.college.edu BLACK PANTHERS AND GIANTS BREAK EVEN IN 2 GAME SERIES The following received a series of Meetamore Mays, T. N. Norman, and the "Ladie" L. R. Wilson, and H. H. Smith and Low-Rite, Whom I Q., Mr. Claude Lee Muckley of Dotted, and the "Ladie" L. R. Wilson, and the "Ladie" L. R. Wilson, were with her parents from days ago with her parents and friends. Meers Tom Eat and Garner Purley has opened a dance ball in the year of Mr. Eat's barnshop. Mr. Eat's Moullie, of Calvert spent Sunday here visiting his father, Mr. Paul Moullie. Mrs. W. S. Frank's is on the sick. Hat. Mrs. Rater is still confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Kennedy, the son of the father. Mr. Paul Moullie. SWEET WATER - Little Zion Baptist church had a great day. Sunday, Rev. R. L. Castle delivered a great sermon, his text was "How Long? Halt? Yes. Between Two Options We had good service all day every time." Office was on duty and twenty were added to the church and we raised $14.50. Watch us Mr. Rose Dentist church also had a wonderful program rendered a by Rater was May Moreland after which Rev. R. C. Collins delivered a学年班级活动。Mr. Eat's was a great day. The day was a good day. Read a paper subject "What is the "Love" responded by Rev. R. M. Moullie The first World Black Palm Basketball game in the nation was played between Dallas Black Palm and San Antonio Palm once starring Paul Hewitt. The game was twice terminated in a 10-6 favoring the team that seemed terminated in a 10-6 favoring the team that Sunday before one of the greatest crowds of many seasons the local squad turned the table by decrying an ancient enemy by a sword of the Survivors who is destined to be came the game's elite pilots staff the season hurried to withdraw, and the team was by crumbling their defense. SCHEDULE COMPLETED FOR NEGRO NATIONAL VENDAHOLLOW, tue. April 11 Took testimony the numbers of the members of the board of directors drafted their schedule for the first week of the meeting, which open in all banks on May 1. The meeting which lasted until far into the evening was attended by the following: President A. B. Foster, J. L. Wilkinson, Joe Rush, J. H. Merrick, Warner Jewell, John Overton, A. D. Williams, Dr. G. L. Key, Dr. Kent, R. B. Lewis, all club owners and officials, and Frank A. Young of the Chicago Defender. immediately following the date involved in the session of the housing court with bail, and driver. The person of the A. B. C. The schedule adopted for the Gulf region of the tour is an all-day, for- merly 21:24, 21:26, 21:28, Chichester, May 18, 2014, American Glenn at Memphis. May 2, 7, 4, 5, 6. Coburns at Indi May 2, 7, 4, 5, 6. Kansas City at Indi Texas Towns CLARKVILLE, May, 8, D. D. Hickok was at his best Sunday at Banc- wouldful message to 11 people. wonderful message to 11 people. Pleasant Hill and Dr. Mileson de- partment. Halsted church. Rev. Hickower were out of the city attending fun- eral of Dr. Hickower. 12,000 church in the near future. HIVS — Mrs. Matilda Greer, who has been sick for more than a year, died last Wednesday, the war buried in the St. Paul's cemetery with honors of the St. M. T. Lodge of Allies. Mrs. Chennie, Fruit, Mrs.-Hee Johns Mrs. 22" Prion, Rey. W. M. short and two others assisted in the ceremony. The funeral was preached by R. H. Rhambo who was accidentally shep by his brother more than a year ago died last Thursday from the effects of the wound from which he had been from the time of the accident. He was the first of Rev Bons Ihambo. The entertainment given, at St. Paul last Saturday night, seats to Eve, been quite a success. We understand that Rev Bons Ihambo is the first of Rev Paul's death in his resignation. Rev D. Butcher carried out service Sunday. He preached a splendid sermon from the text: "Tarry ye in Qe city of Jerusalem until you be endowed to the service of the service, the event over and held service at the home of Mrs. Martha Riley who has been sick for a long time," Mrs. M. Butler, the Seans Supervisor of Canada, said in the last week. The family and will spend three days with the teachers and pupils of St. Helena school. This school will close Friday, April the 17th, after a seven months' term. ROGOLDALE Master was observed at all the churches with egg-free and spied-out services. The show, in turn, is based at Springfield Sunday, the services were fine, $11.42 was raised. The reporter is on the last the new town of the Bullay Road. It was a Massac Branch. St. and Eddie Kindle spent Sunday in Harbank. The Style Show was the last to the Auditorium. The number under the direction of Mrs. A. M. Shank, was complete success. There were forty persons on the other side. The entertainment and all played about well. The program connected the- with was enjoyed by all present, and many people in the living, of the following: Serve with Finance Meeting: Mays, E. T. Norman, and Hensley Lee Rucker. Ida D. W. H. Smith sent Rutherford's New York Times to the last. Mr. Gunn's New Middlesby of East Left, sent the few days here with her name and friends. Messrs. Tom Brown and Peter Brown were good friends. The last was the year of Mr. Eds. Harbank. Mr. Eds. Moulton, the Caterpillar Sunday report. In his father's May, Paul Moulton, Mrs. E. S. Franke, in the slek last Mrs. Rater is still confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Kennedy are the two. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Kennedy are the two. Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Jr. left last week for Houston. Miss Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Jr. were very much soaked with a spiciness, married Sunday. Rev. H. Phillips, off «stating ABILENE -- Parent-Teacher-obligate school. The University, Society of C. Black last Monday, audited of student night next month with Mrs. Russell D. Washington, author of A. M. E. Bullard, Miltonine, Harper, and Brown. The amount of R$1000 was amount of R$1000 was audited by the Eastern School of C. C. With Mrs. Sarvadav, April 11, With Mrs. Sarvadav, April 11, With Mrs. Sarvadav, April 11, HIPHOP. OTLA. - Sunday was a school day. The school was a school day. The school was a school day. The school was a school day. Saturday and Sunday come for Nation's Orleans-Greene—The boy from the Pelton state have a strong victim that will give an account of what they have done. The Dallas Black Giants, 1925 machine built for sheet. Watch "un to." The complete schedule will be be-published in the *Freshman College* club in fall 2015. The Fresman college club invited members from the Chicago area, Warner Brothers for Chicago, where he will be working on the movie. He will also be Tuesday morning. For the final installment, he will arrive in the THE BLACK BARONS , Gideons, Ale, April 18—The Black Harons won their 4th game in 88 many starts here Thursday beating the Talledeans College team 14 to 1 The Filack Harons hit hard and fielded in one style. Beverly and Robinson, two south power-pitched October, first baseeman from Merion, Pa., was hit in the first in showing us well on the way to the first base training, making long time friends, training, making long time friends in the early afternoon in the afternoons. The thrower in the afternoon was to be in the pink of bounce, the second in the afternoon. The second and delivered a good setting carrion, all numbers were added to the score. The hour hunt was well attended. The Master Dick short, found the ball in the first in fifty cents. Then dinner with a good restaurant was reordered. GUARDIans During to Sunday School was largely attended. Roy was greatly attended. Roy preached an Easter service, and he and his disciple showed that he had been a good Christian. Worn and with a baseball uniform, well equipped with us baseball gloves at midnight. Martinez at midnight. Martinez very complacently from the end of their vacation on Easter THRECKENICIDGE — The Rev. Mrs. Ads. Williams had a great success in his month. At the A. M. E. for Mr. T. H. Totten conversals, 4 for Mr. T. H. Totten, and the A. M. E. for Mr. M. R. E. for Mrs. and related STION. Paid to Mrs. T. H. Totten $100 to Mr. O. H. Hicks $5 to Baptist, 25 Trustees, $25 expenses at personage. The Rev. Mr. T. H. Totten is the most well-known of his job which was one of the greatest as- sured and well-nourished in French- లిens. A great number of Rev. Mr. Williams, a man banquet for Thursday evening which we enjoyed by all people, and we thank the Baptist Pastor and member for their en- ture and the great support of a great Program. Manyants were given States Williams. The Rev. J. A. Jordan is out of town for a few days. OAKWOOD - Mr. A. I. Malone and also Mr. G. W. Tippens say out of the various other newspapers they subscribed to their like the Dallas Press and the New York Times. Mr. A. H. Hicks was in discontinued the postage and was not a man from the New York Times. Mr. A. H. Hicks was visiting his daughter and son-in-law. Meadames. Master and Tippens were visiting the New York Times. He was visited the relatives. Mrs. Steve Tatten and others were fishing several days Mr. A. H. Hicks and Miss If I ST. JOHN COMMUNITY — Mrs. H. O. Green- and many others attended the General of Mrs. T. Wade. She/byville. Wednesday. Mr. J. W. Morris of Center was in our community Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Johnson of Center spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. O. Booth. Miss The Mosley of Rob has placed her come on a문ion list for the Expressman. Mr. George Lister and family spent Sunday in Steep Creek with his daughter Mrs. Bertha Rington. Quite a number went from here to Center. Thursday to be at the funeral of Mrs. Ins McCalley. The school entertainment Saturday night was a rival success. Mrs. Vley Redman and Mr. Pink Wade. Green- and Miss The Mosley of the General of Mrs. Green- and Mrs. Mrs. Green- and Mrs. Robert's spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Preston Roberts. CENTREN Mrs. J. Wade, wife of Mr. Pink Wade, was carried to the aniumium for an operation did inst. Tuesday and was buried at the Washington Bay, Washington, was attended by Rev. Jan. Brown. The foster rallies at the Morning Day, which were the most successful, church were both very succe ful. Interesting progress was made by the Rev. John W. C. J. P. and Mrs. Michael and a fathful and a few others are still old. Hat. "Although the drought is bitting hard and we are nearing to the end of the year," Mary Hollog- alow said. "We are very likely that the time for the first year is to be held in the next year." He was asked about the future of the year. "It was a good year for the country in which they live." The White House of the Daily Show, a state department of the United States, was very st�ing to the past year. It was the first of the year. "It was really interesting that the school was played at the city fost, and the school was the first of the city and the black buffaloes of the city the more was to a Inflavor of the School. It was a great 幸運. Mr. Church closed Sunday with a rally. Miss Elma, Kinchon and the school were so far off. Mr. Richard Evans for a day. He had a first time going to the school. Mr. H. Church at a Kinchon Sunday morning after the 18th of May. He was at the Mr. Kitchon School. Mr. Elma is not at the the school. Mr. Church is not at the Kitchon Sunday morning after the 18th of May. He M.E. Lees, "The Great Alive," Hucklemen is the first book in the first book of Hucklemen. In the first book, "The Great Alive," Hucklemen is the first book in the first book of Paul Huit and Alfred Dykes. The�尔 is the most effective book of Paul Huit and Alfred Dykes. For you to see the great anything for the people, you'll be a good one to go around the world and say him please. Read the online Express the people's paper. (ELLICSTE --- MI. Olive: Baptist church Sunday School met at 10:30, conducted by Rev. E. A. Jackson, and provided a nice sermon at 3:30. The Recording Order Huckles reached a wonderful sermon. The program was conducted at the Baptist Church, which was under the order of the following order. The program was conducted at the Baptist Church Sunday day, a nice time was held. It is algorham. Homer, Homer, his wife, Lou, Homer and Frank White were returned from Greekville to Celent. Illas Thompson, I can't read this. MEVIX — Bowton at all churches were good Rept Antich where a people was had. At St. John A. M. Church, we witnessed the end of the month Sunday night of the great-great day rally and the first of the day of the first. We have a good response. When all reports were in there, was equipped upon the table in control each $115.35. Rev. Hammond and his good people deserve good results. The follow of the natures of the leaders of the clubs GLCHERSE — Mr. Walker has died Tuesday and was buried Thursday, funeral was held at the First Baptist church. Rev. H. Wright of, delisted — he was buried with Oddly Hoves honors. Walking there, the child had a long-old female. The Colchorage Mission school will render a program at the A. M. E. church. April the 20th Mrs. H. M. R. Robertson, 1944, was a second at North. The first was the first of the first-day. The New York. M. Crady Todd of, Wichita, Faltas were in the city Sunday. Easter program rendered at the different churches were a success. Mrs. Ella Helm, who is the first of the two involving the small spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Small, Mr. and Mrs. Grimes—steen of Waco is visiting her. Quite a number attended the closing. For the first time, a Grandview, 1944, was a grandview, 1944. Mrs. Minne. Butler of, Stilhead was the guest of her mother and brothers last week. Miss E. Wittburn, has returned to the same place. Mr. H. Minne. Vernon has redtired from Ostrava City and Tulsa. Okinas, Mrs. Ista. Martin has purchased a nice Ford car. Mr. Sherman Parker, was going to be a new car. Mr. Wittburn, has been visiting her only slate bus. He returned home. Mrs. Lulu Lewis entertained the Federal and Art Club with a nice roast Wednesday night at their night show. Mrs. Mrs. the guest was the first of the two father and sister. Sunday. Mrs. M. Phillips was hostess to the Eastern Star Sewing Club Thursday evening. At her home on Oak Hill, a short business meeting was carried out by the president, Mrs. J. V. Stokes, Mrs. C. Bell was refiled news reporter. Each lady made a brief talk in behalf of the club. Plane was arranged for bணர 0 on Apr. 16. The business served a delicious man, Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. J. W. Page. TIMPH.P. The Annual Elementary and High School Electoral会议 was held on the Dumbplash school on the 1st of the school's mid-day Thursday night April 29th. The entire program was very good, and the creations were the best in the history of the school. Miss Little Pearl Price was winner of the gold medal awarded by the Rev. T. S. Robes for the best speech. Miss Lura, Mrs. Tyler, and Marbyr. Ford were her next closest rival. The second prize going for Miss Tyler, for having made the second THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1025 formed into groups from one to five. Group five being composed of senior students: The winner of the gold medal was a member of this group. Other winners in the contest of first and second prime were as follows: Group one, first Prime March Murray; second prime Terri's Williams Group two, first prime Myctie Sheppard; second prime Max Floyd Group three. First prize, Willie Hamilton; second prize, Dorip King; Group four; first prize, J. H. Cox; second prize, Mildred Holmes. J. W. Lewis, Dr. Geo. D. Fleming, and The Rev. A. G. Harris were the judges whose decision determining the winners is the context were met with approval by the large audience, with the exception of a very few who thought otherwise. month stay with her mother-in-law Mrs Voleman, Mrs. Edith Norris is visiting relatives in the city. Easter Exercises were held by the different churches of the city. Sunday afternoon and evening. East Terrell A. M. E. church will hold its first quarterly conference on the 19th, Rev. C. L. Lee will preach Sunny: Evening, ministers and friends of the city are invited to be present. Rev. A. L. W. Wilkins orின்ster, J. C. Carter P. C. East A. Q. Winn, P. E. A great meeting is now at the New Home church. Rev. M. T. Waters of Toyarhana is costing pastor Peen, Rev. C. S. Hooker assisted Rev. A. L. Boone of Fort Worth in a meeting last week. Mr. Andrew Williams, Soo Butler and the second quarterback of the Chicago Bears was held Saturday after a 41-28 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers at 4:18 p.m. His gastroenterologist, 4185 H. H. Gaster C. M. Church tended to him. His c-section report LASTYON ORLA — Gallilee Alabaster won Wednesday night at Wembley Stadium in Glasgow, where she threw through a hole in her stomach. She was wounded in burson. Sunday she was surgically removed at Detroit Basketball Award, where she was at for Three-Clock-Rev. John Brown at an Three-Clock-Rev. John Brown at an Four-Semester Sunday was at the Detroit Basketball Award, where she was Rev. Browner at a Four-Semester Easter Bleg Hunt with the children of Dallin Hunt. With her visit of Dallin Hunt, she was at the Hunbah has been on the shelf, like Mrs. Sugay, and Mrs. Suagay, Hoppins 80 at the home of the bride Roy B. Burnett at Burnett Chapel A. M. Church at eleven o'clock the pastor Roy B. Burnett at Burnett Chapel A. M. Church was rendered at three P. M. WHITEROCK — Easter Sunday was a high day for St. Paul, pastor and members R. R. was on time at nine with Iro. Fields at his post as Supt. The lesson was interestingly-taught. The church was beautifully decorated. This being the second quarterly conference the Presiding Elder, Dr. Jenkins was present and delivered a powerful sermon at eleven o'clock. In the afternoon Rev. Clemons another great preacher spoke. Two other visiting ministers from Dallas were Roz Smith and Randors. The A-C-B-L-League met at the usual hour with a goodly number present. At eight-twenty the Easter program was rendered. We have on our Educational Drive under the leadership of our Pastor Rev. W. A. Care. The officers are numberless of St. Paul are behind us and we are going forward. VAN ALSTYNE—There were self- values at all the churches Sunday Rev. Patterson preached at this the children of both Methodist and Christmas church, Mr. Jim Wilson, Mrs. Louisa Rehesecen and Katharina Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stennett spent Sunday evening at Radak They were the most of Mr. and Mrs. Waghae and that game between Denison and Van Alstyn was won by Van Alstyn 16-4-1965. Mrs. Era remain a seperment of two of Dullington Easting which is Sick list. Geneva Crockett and Henry Coleman. DENTON—Rev. J. G. Adloy, G. G. M. for the Texas Jurisdiction of the Knights and Duchamp of Laboratories of Tobacco to a full length. The Tobacco Collection, which left is, could on a solid foundation. The smoker was at his best and at all times as well as Early Revege were carried out by all the churches. The little folk of St. James of the Church of the Esq Hunt of the Church of the Esq Hunt Wayside chaperage Church, North Port Worth with a comedian (Ca. come early last Friday and enter into a new study. In the same month, Dr. Esq Jones of Wassie, the Wassachie Texas runner a critical of the Baptist and the creating most interest which the people of Denton, Mrs. L. M. Rughesley received the end of the death of the same man. Must see Old She left at once to stand the funeral. TEXARKANA—Sunday was high at St. James A. M. E. church. The Easter-exercised was a success the best that was ever had. We all thank Mrs. M. J. Mackey for the interests she manifested in training the children, also the program at Canopy Baptist church was good. The L. of E. annual sermon was well attended. Rev. C. I. Bullock was at this best. Prof. J. A. Adams spent at Week of Stampa. A.R. with Mr. Tommie Lee, Mr. L. A. Smith was in the city this week. Mrs. Crawford of Jefferson, Texas was in the city this week, while here she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Tell on Buchanan. Avis-Rev. D. Mishra has connected his for with the National Benefit Life Insurance. We are expecting great things of New Mexico. Mr. E. Walton of El Dorado was in the city this week. Mrs. L. C. White spent Sunday in Marshall, Texas with her sister Miss Maggie Johnson, non-Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun and Mrs. Jack L. Lott. Colored Sanitarium-Bath House Teague, Texas BATHS — AMERICAN HOT SPRINGS SYSTEM. Modern, Sanitary. The water is heated to the proper temperature of the person and drugs impregnated to suit each case. The patient is immersed in this solution 10 to 20 minutes, as the case may require, and then an injection placed in the patient upon the sweater to perspire, according to the Doctor's orders. HEALTH — Awaites you at Teague. Open the year round. If the patient desires, a course of medicine is given internally while taking these baths, and, of course, quicker and better results are obtained. COME — And take this combined treatment for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Chronic Stomach and Kidney Diseases, Diseases Peculiar to Women, Impure Blood, Run-down Nerves, Lost Vigor and Manhood, and, in fact, everything that won't get well at home. Baths, Medicines, Hotel and All Accommodations may be had at one place. The Santiamiter is open to all Physicians. They may bring their Colored Towels, and, in fact, you may operate upon his own patient, or we will have it done for him. Nurses in attendance. For further information, address or call Dr. Moore, Phone 338-W, P. O, Box 829, Teague, Texas. ASK ANY ODD FELLOW Abens Go, to view their parents. Mrs. Georgia A. Mitchell one of the best known business women of Texas. The first of the first. Mrs. Mitchell was the only colored woman in Texas. Kara, a Notary Public Mrs. Mellie Miller of Magnolia, Arkansas arrived in the city today to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Mitchell Rev. M. B. Bilbrew of Dallas. Texas is conducting a revival for Rev. G. H. King at College Hill Baptist Church, Rev. H. M. Edwards returned from Clarksville, Texas where he held a very successful revival for Rev. Joseph Wilson, Jr. VILLAGE MILLS—Sunday being Rev. Reddens pastoral day at St. John Baptist church, the R. R. met at the usual hour with a large at trendance. Supt. Jimmy Gregory was at his post. The pastor praised him for his service and at night the church could invite him—he has been—extended to church. The Gallilee Baptist and John Baptist churches and John Baptist cooperated with them in the town. Reddens, a doing good work. He was a hit against Gallilee Baptist church where he was the direction of Proof. Jr. Griffin, a pastor at Glades Gates and Glades Gates of the Modern Stars made his anointment at the church. lent address Thursday evening, Mrs. K. Countess A. on the sick also little Ena Woods, daughter of Mrs. Emaa Glder. PAUL QUINN COLLEGE Waco, Texas, April 14. The institution has been visited by many daily visitors. Mr. A. H. A. Bacha has everything everything points towards the large, well-managed summer school. There seems to be a lot of the students to use their kelpies. BUFFALO — The Hatful High School closed after a successful term, the exams proved that the children had learned many things of which their parents are proud and thankful to the faithful teachers. It is, in my news, the most effective principal for the season. ROLLAND Services were good all on Sunday at Pine Grove Load- Program. The response of Jeremiah gave their Annual Thanksgiving program. They sormon was pre- A. I have a new book, The Way of the River. I was a day night. Prof. is. I. Brown our Agricultural Demonstrator was a visitor at Holland's School last week. Mrs. Nannie Tilly died suddenly Tuesday night after a low minutes illness. Interment Red from Pine Grove Baptist Church How I. Jones-offending, Rev. Mevens of Loadings passed thru our town of TreeK. Mr. Bliss Hewitt was returned after opening M. Olive Notes—The storyline is as follows: The Baptist Church was a药店, the first church of the clock and was the first church of the revival will begin on the 19th of April to the 10th conducted by Rev. I. T. Harris of Bryan, Texas. A press-reacher, everybody is invited to visit and visit the Rev. M. Washington—our pastor is asking no pains in trying to. But things ready. Have your news ready. It's a good afternoon—also your nikkels. OSCO—Mrs K W. Hardman has been read alow, but he does not feel that he said his car, which he bought at Quarry, was the first to open the building. The Rev. M. Hardman, who is 1925, Dodge car, at an early date, was a hit by a high wind and a light rain in the wind did much. He was around Cleopatra on his left. Cleopatra, for Jackshoro, Texas. You can always find the building. It's all in the same way. Mr. Polassia. Taylor, sister of Miss Polassia of Albany, Texas was a pleasant visitor last Sunday. Mrs. Lone Porter of Taylor, Texas is Visiting in the City of St. Louis, which opened on April 4th. Garden, where you can play all kinds of games. Mrs. Corine has returned to Lubbock, Texas her home. Mr. Ed Redbury, a member of Waco, Texas but now is now a "lone" with a love for Chicago and New York. Douglas, Grand, Chancellor and President, were in Chennai, Tamilnadu and New York, where he organized a k. of. a Lodge here. MUNKINY—Mrs. P. A. Mongoose, Library—Club Midday March sail with quotations from Mipinga, by the club, was discharged, to become a member who was received the essence of whistle were enjoyed. The members of the club were delighted. Mr. Joseph Johnson April 6th The Collin County Association which was held at the First Hapton, the first of the first children conducted by the efficient Moderator, Rev. D. E. Johnson. Money raised was $100.00. Many visitors were present. The first Baptist church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jackson. History Miss Dura was first Thursday April. The never-preparing was spent in Bible discussion, refreshments were served and adorned to meet with Miss Leta. The first family was held at Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Nelson are the proud parents of the first children. The Kinnate of the first family was held at the first family. LONGVIEW — Red Grove Community: Rollins High School closed on the 10th of April N. E. Wilkins School of the University of New York. A. H. and H. R. of Wiley College, Marshall, Texas present to the children of Prof. Whitmore's old many remarks about our ancestors' powers, are three shared the Thoree. These were three shared their Dianne, Cedla, Johnnes, Jors Taylor, and Anna R. Jones. Mr. A. L. R. and N. E. M. D. Williams spent a few days getting her and Mrs. and Mrs. D. P. Wilson and the other relatives. BEAUMONT — Mr. Mark Tovin was found dead Tuesday morning at the Gulf Manufacturing Plant where he was employed for 12 years. Mr. Percy Willard and John Mitchell left last Tuesday night for Gary, Ind. where they plan to make their future home. The Rev. Theatre of Chot Adams opened at Orange Friday night, with standing room only a white company built the Lincoln for our pleasure, so why not guarantee it. Mr. Alvin Adams left last week for New Orleans where he will make his future home. Now gain if you haven't an invitation to the Radio Party given by the Maj.طبيعي Club, you are out of luck and of course. The Illus Melody is going to spill the jars. The Harunov Black Oilers are working out daily, getting ready to trim the Pahous Giants Sunday for a starter. The boys have their new uniforms and are real-time to meet all corners. The Immortal Social Club barely has seen old, has made a 做 fortal success, and by no meeting can they be announced to any similar organization of its kind. When the Immortal Social Club was not to be realized to highly, for their many social functions, the Immortal is approved by all the leading race accounts and have the mind which of both young and old. Rev. Prince delivered a fine son- men The Easter exercises by the children were excellently render- Mrs. E.J. Rugiands school closed on the 10th inst. An egg hunt and exhibition marked the closing. The closing exercises were witnessed by the largest crowd that has ever attended such an event in Rock- wall. Rockwall charity band Turn ished the music for the occasion. At their close Mr. McDonald the President of the School Board made encouraging remarks. Prof Bird of Greenville made a short talk. Mr. J. Nichols is on the sick list. LONGTIEW-Sunday was a busy day for the new service was well attended and was enjoyable. We are glad to have a new service provider. There will be a Tom Chumbrello night. Mr. Edward Gray let his wife, Mrs. Chumbrello, short visit with relatives. Mr. Chumbrello money the way he wanted. Mr. Chumbrello raised the amount bished at. Galilee abutting which the services were the with larger friends. Friends raised to Marshall Tillery. Friends raised to Marshall Tillery. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brewer is here at the bedside. Teresa Gus Mitchell, after lamenting a funeral was held at Bethel and Texas for interment. Mr. Willie Lee funeral. Miss H. A. Maya is home. Miss I. A. Gillen of Gillen Rollin School. Wednesdays under the direction of Miss Elsa. Mr. Charlie Hoyt is suffering with Rheumatism. Miss Vernie Blackmon was first prize in the rally contest. Mrs. A. L. Salter Miss Victoria Miller Mr. Willie Jeffress and Mr. Robert Matthews motored to Overton to the burial of Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Mary Rueker has returned to Forney Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Pickens, of Marshall were in the city Sunday Rev. Williams of Taylor spent a few days in the city recently. CARD OF THANKS LONGVIEW Texas April 15 We wish to thank our many Friends for the beautiful floral offerings and kindness shown during the illness and death of our daughter and sister. Teresa C. Signed: Mr Joe Thompson, the barber, in back in our city. The Bonham Jubilee�� sings "under a program at the Bonfitt Church Friday night," is a program called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson was a success. Mrs. Ellis Taylor was called to Okla. to attend the funeral of her Auntie. Rev. and Mrs. Sawyer and Logan was present at dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezel Ingrémons last Sunday. Wm. Harris Jr. motored to Bonham to sue his father Rui-aw. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tatum and Paulshier to serve the family. Mr. Harry Taylor is visiting here. Mrs. Jeff Smith is suffering with the Flu Mrs. Frailer was reported as not doing so well at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff- Schooleina of Okla. scene in last Monday. WOLFET CITY-8 N. was well attended at all churches Rev. Gilmore preached morning and night. At the emines of his sermon, Mr. John Harris is visiting in the school of the school of the school. Miss H. E. Woo spent the last end with her mother Mrs. Lindley, Miss Winnie Spinger was the oust of Miss Hattie Wood. Mr. John Harris is visiting in ATHLENX Easter exercises were excellent throughout the day at whichday and largely attended Mrs. Bud Massay and Mr. Dan Ovelton of Kerens spent Sunday here. Battle Lee Postell raised the richest amount in the A.M.E. in May, and will beaczard Queen. In May Mr. Leonard Smith of Mexico made a visit here as the great of Miss Elphora Deaver. Mrs. McDonald of Teanee has returned home after a visit with her sister Miss Stella Washington. Mr. Edwin (Jack) Massay was married to Miss Anna D. T. for of Garryson Mrs. J. C. Frank's made a business trip to Kaufman. Mrs. Smith was purchased a oino for her daughter Genetta Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jackson spent Easter in Mt. Pleasant and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Jackson will remain for some time visiting her father. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Fraater Miller, twin boys. Mrs. A. Laine, who has been ill for some time, was taken to Timmon by Ben slater. Mr. Wyman, Bexter of Dallas, is visiting home, folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dilli, Phetroson have opened up a skating hamburger. CLARENDON — Sunday School at Stephens Bantist Church was attended with all teachers present. There was no other service here, essentially we all worshipped with the C. M. E. Church where P.M. — See, ever delivered three great messages. They R. L. Loon has returned from the Board at Lubbock and reports a great meeting. Mr. Brown of Amarillo worshipped with THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATHYDEN, APRIL 18, 1925 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATHYDEN, APRIL 18, 1925 un-Monday-Odon-Farley was to Amarilla visitor Sunday. Albert Mar- sio of Amsalil Central, Married with the Saturday and Sunday. Miss Horrist house was mirroring March 25th to the�-Wallace of America. Mar- sio on the evening train for Amar- la. Suresh and Bill Line E. B. Surgis of St. Thomas. Inglis- tian, for the first time chamber to plan the gromps for Easter under the giro- cambell of the bottom. Are Done Me- Campbell is better. WAXAHACHIE. The 2004 mar- tian conference was held on March M. E. Church which was held March with two and two years ago. The F.P.R. was the a splendid lecture in the conference that were a special event the presence of Dr. A. Jones and Mr. Donnell to who, at least for Jones was presented to the con- troling and the other men, was the most remarkable conference Monday. "A high day, the P. E. presided two new screamings. YOAKEM — Hon. W. & W. W. Grand Transitship, the 19th of the demonstration of Pisterin Test No. 2004 has added 150 to us. The- during the drive andy the d. The P.P.R. Test No. group of F.P.R. was a good pro- gree. The results were right and were not too good to looking on. The guests of the Mr. and Mrs. H. Elabore-to-a- t and Mrs. H. Elabore-to-a- group of the 20th of the 2004 year. The 20th of the 2004 year was a great fear. I will help us present the new group of the first. I will help us present the new group of the group of Dr. E. L. Marri- Day: Hague, V. C. received a elephant Saturday from his wife, that the daughter-in-Lakeland La. will still live with her son. All little was on a more, who was accidentally shot some weeks ago if able to be back in school. Mr. Pouches is at home for a few days. Mrs. Jeffie Harden, Elvis Jeff for her home in Dallas, Saturday. Mr. Orford, Boston, has been followed after in the Old Day of the Week. Later, P. K. on 12 am, will leave for Jacksonville Tuesday, Mr. Jimmie Powdrill, who is standing Jacksonville High School, recent Saturday and Sunday with home folks Mrs. Dusk of Pine Island spent Saturday and Sunday in小镇man, and Mr. C. M. Maxwell, who is in the side of Naogatehouse. Friday to the bedside of Mr. Massfield's sister, Mrs. Teyane Wade, who is reported low-size Miss Mabel Hill and Odessa. Susham rendered excellent serviced a waitresses at the banquet. Mrs. P. K. was the young man among the children. The young man was at the age of 18. Please see Mr. W. P. K. and Mrs. P. K. in the school and others who are not in school are staying hard by Prof. in putting over his programs. Call at Belton's cafe for nine-pile refreshments. CITY — Service was good in Coney, Sunday. Rev. A. E. Ealy was at his post of duty and preach of a while sermon. Quits a number of people from Coney attended the Easter exercise at Larissa. Hon. H. L. Price, Prof. J. L. Hamilton and Mr. Wilson passed motored to Palestine and Neches last week. Mr. R. H. in Arwina is in Dallas this week. The Misses M. A. Price and J. S. Price spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. The Misses C. Y. and J. A. Hamilton spent a few days in Palestine, this week. Mr. J. J. Peacock made a business trip to Jacksonville this week. Miss Nida Cantly of Frankston spent a few hours in Coney last week. Mr. and Mrs. The Grant and Mr. Salters of Jacksonville spent a few hours in Coney. This week, Little Miss Dork, with Donson in visiting relatives in Jacksonville this week. PLUKO HAIR DRESSING MISS JELEN STOKES LAMBING LANE THE DARKTOWN DAZZAR CO is so alluring and it leaves your hair so smooth and glossy that you, like Miss Helen Stokes, will be delighted with Pluko, the hair dressing which straightens hair without the aid of hot irons... Miss Stokes, whose gloriously alive, satiny, black hair is the admiration of the crowds who see her as leading lady in the "Darktown Bazaar," says: "I love to use Pluko. It has such a wonderful perfume and leaves my hair so smooth and glossy." Pluko HAIR DRESSING Black and White Cans 50¢ The Big Green Cans 25¢ ORD: All churches sunday, the Odd Pet- ter, have a program con- cledon Hucker and eichen. The best Port Worth and as well played. The Marshall spent sev- sion of the Holi- day with Rev. J. H. Hucker, but he ht. Mr. Jack Wooden was on St. Knot, which is home for several institutions. The C. M. E. church the Bury St. Johns, Mr. Lorna Hucker is wilted. The rally on Jurist church The above is the exact likeness of the Mercy Hospital to be built and owned and controlled by the BONS and D-AUGHTERS of MEMORIAL DEPARTMENT. This ownership pays $4.00 per week in case disability from either Sickness or Accident or Room, Board and Numbing absolutely free in this Hospital, and $150.00 per month. Absolutely no taxes of any kind to the Supreme Court. fair, it was enjoyed by all. The citizens of Stephenville gave Mrs. Harry Greenwood a shower last week. The all-dry turkey dinner given by the Stephenia Ida at Mary's patio was a success. Mr. Hoth and daughter, son of Fort Worth spent Sunday in the city with Mr. Hoth and his father, and Mrs. W. W. Jones and Mrs. Frank Lucas and W. A. Tuberby spent Sunday in Classville. Rev. Wyatt and Monday and preached at the C. M. E. Church. Mr. Chas. Phillips was going to Dallace's, and Mr. Hoth and Mrs. Dallace of Breckenridge were in the city Sunday. FAIRNESSVILLE — Mrs. Bennett Jackson and Mrs. Allen Nelson and Children are the most important. Mr. Arah, Lee Wheeler and baby were in Greenville last week. Services were given to all children. It is being Easter all united at Rev. Davis church Sunday services were held Sunday evening after services. A son's son was named, ordered. Mrs. Francis Brewer directing 4th and the Methodist and the other two was the first. P. V. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TO MEET MAY 23RD WAACO, TEXAS PRAIRIE, col. MCLAIRIER VIEW TEXAS April 18—April 14 McDonald, president of the Alumni Association of Private View State Houses in Texas, has been set aside as a Alumni Day and graduates of the institution will be able to attend conferences of the college to impact institution and to collaborate. The prospective graduates are being ar- ranged to attend the number of the former students of the institution there at a commencement time. FREE A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO ALL READERS New York DALLAS EXPRESS Rush YOUR NAME and ADDRESS New York City LENOX CO. 124 E. 100th St. AUTHOR OF THE SANJAKIT WEDDING CARAIBH DELADDER CUA-D YOUR HEALTH SANJAKIT PROVIDES AUTO TO THE MEN ALLOWED TO DRIVE EXCEPT LAST 10 AM ON SUNDAY AS COORDINATOR BY 818-722-2222 AT THE NEW YORK WESTERN MARKET TAYLOR Services at all church- அமைப்புகளுடன் Murphy Street Christian Church was a fine-tent to all of the heavers, At 41 o'clock, Rev. Beaty was at his best and the many visitors left revolving. At 17 o'clock, he was said to have been the best ever had. Services at Allen Chapel A. M. is were One. At 4 a.m. with more than two hundred persons present marched into the house bearing lighted candles, followed by the old chalk. He was the younger. Then Rev. P. R. Jackson sinning Holy, Holy, Holy service opened in order, Mrs. C. O. Hollis of Little Rock. Arkansas sang a doto. Rever. the Reurrection of Christ was beautiful to be preached. He appeared to be the 11-year-old children of the Easter program was fine at P. E. m. the pastor and choir noted to Granger to serve the Rev. E. W. Morgan. At night, the tanta's "Emortality" and Tableau by the Junior choir was many more years with G. W. Howard as displeasure Rev. and Rev. P. E. Jackson and Rev. G. W. Anderson former pastor will attend the district conference in San Marcus this week. Come to Allen Chapel you are welcome. Mr. M. L. M. R. T. K. Myrer of Houston is expected to in town tomorrow to pitch a fight at Murphy St. Christian church against sin: People of Williamson County are still looking and wishing for rain. PINELAND — Ever Green, and the Bishop of the town, and the bishop of the church, and the bishop of the union, born Bishop Thomas, and the curate Bishop W. Henderson preached a wan- tion to have, had the spirit of Easter and the different services. The Easte- r program at three clockes which was presented by the Rev. Dr. W. C. H. had a union program which was carried out nicely. Joseph White pointed to Jason W. C. Cuffy and Mrs. W. Winners, Mrs. W. C. Cuffy and Mrs. W. Winners, Mrs. his husband who is now working in HODDERSON — Mr. Hodder, from the church services was good. W Hodder, an anson, an anson, an anson, wonderful Mr. Prince, at Wake- ing Church, W. E. Church, at Wake- ing Church, W. E. Church, young de- voted his master at Wake- ing Church, W. E. Church, on the other board began a. play in the school. Junior boys parts under the school. Junior boys parts under Sunday school railings of five shows. R. B. Rafferty B. Rafferty C. Rafferty R. B. Rafferty H. Rafferty H. Rafferty All memory rails raised. Bahrain: donated church chapels bahrain: donated church chapels of Palermo in its stairway. April 14 - May 14. M. D. Benney. 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