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VOL. 33 How owa Howard Trustees Indorse MEET AND ADOPT RESOLUTION GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF U ORDERS OF BOARD. FIND N Washington, D. C. Dec. 19.—A chair call member of the Board of Trust of the University of Howard University was held. ADOPT RESOLUTION ASSOCIATION OF U F BOARD. FIND N B. C. Dec. 12-A the Board of Trust of University was held MEET AND ADOPT RESOLUTION AFTER CONSIDERING CHARGES MADE BY GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY. SAY DURKEE ONLY CARRIED OUT ORDERS OF BOARD. FIND NO EVIDENCE OF ARBITRARY ACTION Rehearsing the General Alumni Dr. George Pfeffer Miller, Brooklyn N. W. President of the Gate- house of the University of New York, H. Dyett, New York City, Mr. Jav and Mr. George A. Porker, and Mr. Archibald S. Pinkett, Miss Nolie Brown, and Mr. Thomas Walker, all of and Mr. Thomas Walker, all of The Trustees were in session from 6 a.m. in the morning until the recesses in room 100. The hearing Alumni Association presenting the charges and complaints and calling for action. 1924 - Mystery finds the founder of the mute bodies of a colorado man and a woman in a bed at 716 Rodman St. shortly before midnight on Thursday. The bodies were found by Jathroh Groep, proprietors of the home and home doors. The small of its liquor bottles were found on the front and rear of the woman's room. The white man was Eric McCormick, of twenty-four and fourteen. The black man was old was a lodge in the Rodman St. The body of the woman was found dead alone side of the body of the white man. In the movies the bodies of the woman and the man were found scattered, about 12:20 was found scattered, about EXTRA Battling Siki Shot to Do NEW YORK, Dec. 14, (A.P.) A new threat to the menagerie of young, whose turbulent career in the prince's army notwithstanding, was mysteriously party-first street in the district of the light baby weight champion with two round wounds. back. A rower with two explosions not far away. The rower could find no one who had and witnessed the killing. The Patronate John's John, who had shortly after midnight, came upon the physican found the wounds and another in the kidney. The physican has baked a browl in one of the numb blood and that after the meticulous he was followed the front street and filled in the same area behind the street and in the same area behind the street and almost with a knife in a street fight that some of the killing his wife identify find the body at the police station. ```markdown ``` Resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees Howard University, December 16, 1925, given the December 16, 1925, representatives for the General Association of Howard University opposing President J. Stanley Durkee under date October 21, 1925. The testimony induced and to the action deliberation and examination of each of the charges the Trustees bringing. The decision of the charges against President J. Stanley Durkee have been sustained by Most of the charges him of action which was in fact taken on behalf of the Trustees, or by Committees appointed by them and acting under the By-Laws of the Trustees. The By-Laws of the Trustees have made the degree in which the moke of the charge has quality of arbitrary or irregular action in his functions that he has personal charges. All direct personal charges him is unsupported by evidence that he has been appointed at the time by the Board of University was proven his connection with the Curry University was approved at the time by the Board of University has since relinquished his "We desire to hear testimony to Philosophy: Alonso H. Brown Prof. Leaders of the colored community our confidence. In President Der. of Mathematica T. P. Lochlain's celebration of Negro day, we knew character and diligence. He has Assistant Professor of French and the feature event scheduled on the day of the celebration program at the Fairway University, raising it in Finance and Business Office." "We desire to hear testimony to our confidence in Duran's Duran redefined notables services to Howell and to a college of moderate size and influence to the most important institutions of the Colored Race in the United States. In our relations we have differences of opinion with always different views on the nature of learning and their trains and facilities and President Duran have always been able to work in harmony for the good of the students. We have a conference with the members of the Undergraduate College Faculty. McKINLEY INTRODUCES ANTI-LYNCH BILL after between heads of institute's plants of one kind or another. The drills and songs and other activities and their trusses which have been lodged in the floor, the hour and the afternoon and the late and the afternoon colored leader was scheduled. The Trustees and President Day is a period of several months. The Board of Trustees decided to take the initiative to be able to wipe out the board of trustees decided for 1913. In barnyard games, the board of trustees decided for 1913. Established themselves by a personal companion, a special meeting being called 'for the purpose of conference with the members of the Board of Trustees'. The football game between Poli-conference with the members of the Board of Trustees. The high school of Beaumont and WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 18—than that which harassed the last of the United States, determine the course of the present year. In the introduction, on its opening day, this week of the D. C. and the present year, the present year measure was placed before the upper house of Congress on the next day, and the law makes the measure as placed before the lower house. The President's message The action of Senator McKinley is not a change, but a change. He is up for re-election next year, and he is the only president who has been generally favorable. He is believed that the beat of next year will be the result of his into action all along the line in pushing the measure. He will be the house of the House of Representatives. McKinley and Dawes may depend on the results of the United States's coming-in election, and the future of the United States. In both houses of the national legislative body NEGRO AVIATOR FLIES OVER BIG GAME OVER BIG GAME Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 18—The Pennsylvania Game here thanks the afternoon at the great University of Pennsylvania for the service of the public. The ambiance of an aeroplane high in the air looping the loop, mors-diving, and a long-set of fences, has been the it was a race man who was doling the stunts. The last was none other than I tientent Hubert Julian of the Royal Canadian Air Forces, who made the first of the world several months ago. He was the first of the world several months ago. He released thousands of pieces of green paper very much like Uncle Sam's. He was a great man, and his greenbooks came fluttering down, and he was a great man, and he was a great man, and he was a great man, but instead, of receiving money, the recipients found that it was the best. He was the first to receive money, the Edwin T. Jackson, the of 1822 Arch. Street, Overland, and Willyton, and the first to receive money, that it was "the Pickering Money" of the year. He was the first to receive money to Purchase, at Overland or Willyton, Knight Car. BETTER BETTER The Dallas Express "It is our purpose together with the President to improve the Uni- l's education system," said Nigro, a Negro schooling teacher force and the number of children topped off by a speech and character of the students, to improve the education of Galveston, draw record hearty cooperation between Trus- tress, President, Faculty and the South Texas State fair ground. sity, the Trustees hereby grant *The Nerro building*, located just north of the campus, the right to hold four persons, beginning July 1, *building 1*, was the center of activity in the campus, the center of morning and it was a be paid at the same time and on an equal basis. The regular in for life is attendance at extended academic holidays. NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 15—Colorado teachers of the City of Wilmington have been barred from an extension course offered in Wilmington by Johns Hopkins. Hopkins University of Baltimore, according to an account, has recent episode published in The Crisis for January. The University notified David A. Ward, Superintendent of Schools of Wilmington that it was against the Johns Hopkins policy to admit Negroes to its courses and Superintendent, dean Ward called together the 24 Colored teachers registered in the course advising them to withdraw since they were "ineligible." The Crisis account then continues to be rejected with the "In indignation and resentment." Coolidge Appeal for Justice to Negro Puts Action up to Congress tipes that the perennial majority of the faculty cordially support President Durkew. It is our purpose together with the faculty to foster the versity in its organization, its leadership, and character of the students, so far as its resources allow, with hearty cooperation between Trustees Alumnae and Alumnae. **Admission Rules Advised** The reference to the four teachers whose services were discontinued June, the June of Trustees Advised. his migration that he accepted A. Johnson of the Howard High School, and the University of Principals of the 18 schools of the Superintendent Ward informed the principal of the High School of the University of Washington (Colored) who were affected by this migration to be to have the course were clumsy to enter. He also dis- placed himself to the University of High School, requesting for the prin- cipal to take care of the message Coolidge Puts Washington, D. C. Dec. H—(A. N. P.)—There is wide comment on that portion of the message of Pres- ident Coolidge to Congress, devoted generally to the frankness and President Coolidge to Congress, de- sired generously by the frankness President Coolidge to Congress, de- sired generously by the frankness President o the subject. The modern President o the subject, that modern President o the subject, that President Coolidge, are of the con- tention that the question is tempered with a measure of con- tention which have long and the sine- Actions of Durkee Continued on Page 4 ERS BARRED AT JOHN HOPKINS cipals pointed out that, more than 24 teachers were affected by this action, that the entire city of Wilmington was affected by this action because of a number of reasons: In many cases, Johns Hopkins was John Hopkins, who was an in梓员 of discrimination. Into Wilmington through the sanction of the public schools; that to single out any group and deny them educational advantages on account of race was indeed embarrassing and compromising. Mr. Channing Wagner, Principal of the Wilmington High School (white) mored that inasmuch as the course offered by Johns Hopkins excluded part of the teaching force of Wilmington that it be rejected with out further consideration. The motion was offered unanimously by the vote of the 24 white and 6 Colored principals. SUES SUGAR FIRM FOR New Orleans, La. 14th is— Franklin & Browne, Inc. and the Association of New Orleans Billing, Company, for billing when a truck owned by the company is owned by the company and permanently injured the Negro, but don't worry; we are not notion of enlightened society! Daily newspapers north, is the reference to that portion of the Daily newspaper, south, have con- tinue of the Chief, Executive, opposite of what the Colored doe- rth. South think the President is curar- ies, not to be in danger of having having really curated things to the body polls, (heath) who feel that the President has put up a curable problem in effect: "Now, we must recognize the advancement and welfare of occasion to point out that the post. tion he holds is perfectly satisfactory. He is be said, one of a small group of special assistants who are sent by the government into various districts to try cases. In most cases there are specialists and regarded as the "track men" of KIDNAP WHITE GIRLS Tanya, Fin., Dee, 15-1(A, N. P.) An eighteen-year-old white girl picked up unconscious in the doorway of a warehouse off the Atlantic Coastline tracks, told police officers that she and a companion, 86, had been kidnapped by a Colored man The department and Mr. Matthews considers it a tribute to his ability as a lawyer as that he is sent out to try the special cases assigned to him in these various districts. It is the first time it is said that a Colored has been taken. The girl who gained the freedom in Anna McGlohn, the other Pearl Keel. Washington, D. C., Dec 18—Four white soldiers who comprised a Fort Washington patrol were held last week on a charge of shooting by military authorities at the fort pending the outcome of the condition of Alfred Lewis, a Negro civilian who was wounded in an alleged shooting after near the Fort Monday when the soldiers seeking escaped prisoners fired on an automobile in which Lewis was riding after it failed to halt at a command The soliders were held as the re- signatories to the effect that the abo- tographs lie in a court of law for five years. Laws in a court of law transformed from County Hospital Law four years ago in a possibility to leave the hospital. It was a ser- vice, but it has been discovered later after辽禧途中 a near fall in health and the death of the bone and caused a trouble. It is said that the next step in the BM-ai-war, IBM EM IBM GPOG EM-ai-war, IBM EM IBM GPOG holds 10 have fired at the automobile safety, presumed that of the safety, presumed that of the GOVERNOR PINCHOT APPOINTS ED HENRY (A. N. P.) Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 18—Gov. Pinckett appointed Edward W. Henry as magistrate to precede over Magistrate Court No. 3 Wednesday. This is the court presided over by the Inte Amos M. Scott, who had the distinction of being the first Colored magistrate. Mr. Henry's appointment was looked upon with favor by terms of numbers, and The Record (Philadelphia's second largest paper) commenting editorially upon his candidacy, referred to Mr. Henry as being eminently fitted for the position. Mr. Henry is well known throughout the State and was for five years president of the famous Citizen's Republican Club, resembling just a few months ago. He is active in fraternist and educational circles and has a large following. ASSIGN MATTHEWS TO SPRINGFIELD BRINGFIELD, IL, Dec. 18—(A) N. J.—a closer light upon the next time and calibre of the assignment held by William Clarence of the Matthews, and the number of the}}}_{ for a published report in the daily press to the effect that a protest had to be made as a result of a strong 계산이 the management to try a string of cases in the Federal Courts of the Government. The United States developed here this week, and the Federal Courts of the United States. Attorney that Q. C. and District Attorney the president proposed to be paid for the interest of the election. The first report of the United States out of an interview given to the court has before the meeting of the attorney before he knew the status of the district attorney have been at the height of the appointment of the适应当务. Meanwhile the work filed up and is being done by the lawful and public-law builders. Mr. Matthews on a special point of view that the district attorney thought an unpointed over his head, but was an unpointed over his head. The court has also pointed over his head, but was an unpointed over his head. Mr. Matthews instead of being an assistant district attorney was a general with a roving commission. The court has also been in process of the process of serving. It is a tribute to his ability to be a person in the public-law field. He is a full-time doctor at the special cases assigned to him for the period he was in. First time in the field that a Colored Department has been so designated to potor to reach down in your 'bail which and interferes with your established, customs of segregation, data for the use of the information for these have long had the sanction of Frankness has characterized all of the Americans as being a poem and be he is followed up in an interview detail. There has never been a more detailed analysis of the poem and be he is vided into such detailed analysis of the poem. Frankness is a group of racial comments of the American, and helpfully symmetrical, wisdom, and help- fulness of expression in a measure of harming the American in means of harming Nezca America. There are those who say, "All we ask is to be let alone Masked Men Take Wounded Man From Hospital, Find Body in Clump of Bushes Orlando, Fla., Dec. 18. The body of Arthur Henry, who was spritted away from the Orange General Hospital by three unidentified masked men on the night of Nov. 24, was found in the Conway section, eight miles east of here. Tuesday afternoon, information received at the office of Orange County Sheriff, Richard said. Henry had been shot to death. It was said, the supposition being that he was killed immediately after being forcibly removed from the hospital by the traitor who had gained admittance and taken possession of the wounded man covering the guards with revolvers. Henry was taken to the hospital after being shot and beaten into submission by Detective George Jump and D.W. Dorrity, who had also been wounded by Henry. The two officers were sent into the Negro section to investigate a reported shooting affair. Dorrity entered the house where the disorder was reported. His flash light was shot from his hand and he received a bullet wound from the gun of Henry Detective Jump west to the aid of his fellow officer, and was likewise shot. When Henry attempted to flee, Jump shot him in the leg and handed him. He was removed to the hospital and placed under guard. ELAINE HARRIS ATTORNEY SAYS COURT DECISION ENDANGERS MARRIAGE (P. N. R.) NEW YORK, September 1, 1950 was a year of the Income Tax Act, which was not engaged by a recent supreme court decision, according to Henry L. Sherman, attorney for Mrs. Elaine Lee Harris, whose appeal to re-in- Harris, a former Mimchls banker, was argued before the appeals division Tuesday. Sherman stated that Justice Washington was a member of the Jury that ruled Mrs. Harris's union, that the chastity of both parties before marriage, is taken for granted, even though the Jury did not discuss the claim that the tria erred in his言辞. Mrs. Harris testified that prior to her marriage in 1915 neither she had any business with the present president of the National City Bank, branched the subject. Seven years later Harris brought suit for an annual meeting, charging that his wife was not a member of the Jury. "Of course, Mrs. Harris denies that she was unchaste. The security of marriage is shaken if either husband or wife, years afterward, can be found," said Mrs. Harris on that ground. Deduction was reserved. One of Harris' allegations of fraud, a "ei Acta-it-ii," groundmiff TIT H asinet his wife was that she falsified her marriage contract, a daughter or mother of a Mimchls, Tenn. whose family owned the famous line of Lee steamboats on the Mimchls. Mrs. Harris denied ever positive evidence of the fact that Mrs. Harris and her attorneys filed depositions by members of the Lee family, living near Dover, Tenn. in which they trace the L. Sherman's from James Lee, son of the L. L. L. of steamboats. She admitted she was the daughter of Mrs. Stalda Ann Harris Lee, and that she is an illogitimate child. Her father had been before he married her contended. KIDNAP WHITE GIRLS TAMS FIA: Doe II (A N. P.) Ant-dishite, war-off — white girl nickled up, unconscious in the door- way of a warhouse of the Atlantic Coastline in旬nes, foli police officers that she and a companion, 56, had been kidnapped by a Colored man and woman and carried to a horse the Colored section of the city for the plans of the other man the woman abductor left the room the home where the girl was been taken. The girl who gained her freedom to Ann McElohn, the other Pearl Keel to Negro press to live our lives as other Americans. without a blanket of mandarin sentiment poured out in our behalf. We our merits as Americans, no mors no sion. On the other hand, there is that other element who feel the being an general motion to group only one in the nation, with really neither substance in permanent health effective or enர்jation on the Negro side. They are times when you have to take the law, and use discretion and l pionacy to accomplish the whole of their work, and to accomplish by relatively directed force. One year after the choice of two two tremors, or develop for himself a happy mean DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE URKEE Congress OF THE ELEMENTS OF MEASURE INTRODUCED BY McKINNEY AT 14-The he necessary in order to convict the congress-members of a mob to show that its rii, his acts were intended or done as a of the unauthorized law or to prevent the Ai. commission of some actual or sup- portable offence. NEW-YORK, Dec. 16.—The necessary in order to convict the following传言 from Congress—members of a mob to show that its been received at the office of the punishment for or to prevent the execution of Colored People, 49 posed public offences, of Colored People. 49 posed public offences. NEIGHBORS WHO TRY IM FROM NEW HOME house At No. 13 Palmetto Avenue, Simul which had bought for $4,000. the con- Brown is at feet tall, muscular States in Can War, Mt. Brown is a graduate of Columbia University and teaches saking. When the family moved in, chal- they had and Brown was offered a job ship in New York. It was according to Mt. Brown's result, a proof of illness was seen the day he descended upon the house. He drove some drunkbaby and broke SUES WHITE NEIGHBORS WHO TRY TO OUST HIM FROM NEW HOME New York City, Oct. 18–Samuel which had bought for $4400. Brownlee letter, carrier and the cone. In six feet tuxedo, unisex cloak, waistcoat, and trousers. In a black coat, a black Cestetane $10 District of Baton Is. can war. Mba. Browne is a graduate on land that died in the High College of University and teaches at the University of New York. CIANS PROTEST THE MENT OF KLUXER RACE POLITICIANS PROTEST THE APPOINTMENT OF KLUXER RACE POLITICIANS PROTEST THE APPOINTMENT OF KLUXER ```markdown ``` Washington, Dec. 7, 1925. A C.O.P. 59th Ave. New York City. The following Bill which I introduced today and which Senator McKinley of Illinois will introduce in the same time to grow over all the important provisions of the previous modifications are inside in the present bill. The first, if to cover the effect of a mob of jobs, the purpose is to keep the above where they are him philosophy for second, under the new bill it will not SUES WHILE NEIG TO OUST HIM FI (P. N. H.) New York City, Dec. 18—Samuel Browne letter carrier and the comet of a race controversy in the land on Thursday filed in the Himmond County. Clerk's office at St. Louis, MO, was held as the last year of the 116,000 damages from nine, which neighbors on the ground that they are in the city. Mr. Browne is the joint plattifier in the same time to the government. The court is issued to the complaint is the development Company which founded the Castation Hill Development. Mr. Browne is the first carrier, and last August he was indicted by comet in the court because from the community. Five others were named as "Jone Doe" at the same time. Erik! Others Named Whether six the nine named in the civil will Thursday were these "John Doe" is a matter for speculation. The same time to be made for Browne in addition to Robertson are: Lewis M. Robertson, his son; Charles James, the son of Thomas A. Kinstell; William Sueh, John Schimmel, Jr. and Edward H- a- m a n d o x e n s s M I I M M I I M M I F R a n d o b e p h e s s C a l e l e r s e n t wrote a book about problem two years ago. It was at that time that she realized that the problem was INITIAL EARNS HIM $1,000.00 Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 14. Being William H. Jackson, rather than just plain, collared William Jackson was worth one thousand dollars to RACE POLITICIAN APPOINTMENT SURE OF VICTORY IN WASHINGTON CASES CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 18–19 would be aखाकी supplée to students of constitutional interpretation and basic legal principles," declares the Chicago Duty News editorially, if the Supreme Court did not sustain the N. A. A. C. P. in its contention that segregation by property owners' agreement is unconstitutional in full sense. The Duty News editor, in full sense, was asked to base the At present in the United States Supreme Court, announced a Lopprise city or-dination that provided for the segregation of Negros in a sort of pair or settlement in consequence it was believed that attempts at race segregation by statute or otherwise not were necessary would be geothermal. In the Supreme Court is pending a case that illustrates the tendency. Thirty tax-payers of Washington, the state, and the state of Washington, for violating a property owner's agreement, to refrain from selling or selling a property, could be considered a "harm to the court" with regard to the contract, to public policy, and therefore could be considered a "harm" that one cannot do by indirection that which the law prohibits doing. The court is also considering a cross-by-arbitration among money owners seems to be a clear question, and the Court is willing to accomplish a exhibition of�on the Supreme Court, satisfy the arrear of its职 function, or define the issue of the would be a great error to students or students of constitutional inter-pration and base legal principles. PRICE PIVR GRANTS (Edited) "A. C. DYER" The new bill which has been introduced in the 8th Congress, is the product of revision undertaken by Mr. Dyer with the cooperation of the National Legal Committee of the N. A. A. C. P. Herbert K. Stockton, member of the N. A. A. C. P. Herbert K. Stockton, member of the N. A. A. C. P. and Louis Marshall, member of the Board of Directors. Herides the improvements indicated in Mr. Dyer's telegram, number 100, on the date of the phrase of the measure, strengthening and making it more clear and specific. Paternal Hill will on Guard Paternal Hill has constantly been on guard. Paternal Hill's chief officer, the chief surprise was the saddening of the other residents of Casablanca, and it is likely that the defendants comprise Brown's in the only North African city, Muxo Robertson emphatically denounced the did not the other eight defendants had met to discuss the situation, but against Brown he had purely disbelief. All aid that violence against him was the last thing they desired. The former when appeared in Common Place Court here in a suit for the murder of Brown, the Brothers company. 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Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparation for all in - all Skin Whitener Powder and Half Skin Whitener Powder and Half Dressing may be had from almost no cost. The company serving rice people. We can serve direct gambling to all in - all skin whitener. We will be direct from the laboratory upon receipt of prison. See each, or the four for commercial skin whitening. You may buy, send or in stamps for free sample of Skin Whitener Oint. and Skin Whitener Soap address Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dug, GA, Atlanta, Ga. ALL WORK GUARAN TEED PAINLESS EXTRACTION OFFICE PHONE: H-1491 DORTHY ANF CLUB - Mar with Mrs. Rox Lover's 1817 Liberty St Wednesday Dec. 2. Moments present were bustly engaged in plying the beadle until the call to order by the president Yur-businele, trained by the takeover of his Regents were received from the committee on the elaborate "Thanksgiving dinner given Nov. 18th, a most enjoyable affair of the club Mrs. H. T. Bella was granted a relief from the club. We will be glad when the group is in the will to beتى with. During the social hour, a daining report was served. Next meeting Dec. 14th with Mrs. Ladonia Taylor, 2020 Thomas Ave. TABLE WILD SOCIAL CLUB Hold He last meeting for past session from Sunday 2006. At the Huming Bird Hall, the usual hour, 4:30 p.m. After hearing the reports from all investigating committees the club proceeds with their new business. Thus Allen L. Pugh made his farwell address to the club for his former administration and he has followed by the remaining members of the staff of officers. G. L. Harley was elected president MENGER RED ROSE CLUB—Was entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs. H. M. Lewis at 118 E. St. B. Music by starting band, 11 members present. Restations of coffee and sandwich are served. Mrs. Effie Canedy, president. THE FIDELIS ART AND CULT TURM CLUB—Met Thursday Dec 3 at the home of Mrs. Jim Hill 1500 Thomas Ave Mr. R. M. McAfee hostess 7 members answered to roll call. Thirty minutesنيستهپلت زيارشهشه نسله. The club presented Mrs. Thomas, from in the parliamentary teachers Mr. J. Gasper which was very interesting The hostess served a daily menu. Next meeting with Mrs. L. A. Gaston, president. AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL CLUB—Met Thursday night, Dec 2 at the home of Mrs. P.Y. on St. John's Drive, the plannant hostess serving a delicious menu—60 minutes. The club will most Thursday night, Dec. 10th with Mrs. Helen Goree, 2702 Preston Ave. The president asks that each member please be present, business of importance. John King president JOLLY FOUR CLUB—Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hart entertained the club Thursday evening Nov. 28th. 20 gins were presented and enjoyed dancing and whilst Mr. and Mr. Wood won 141 price. Mr. Carton and Mrs. Klisentanner 2nd. The hostess served sandwiches, exce candy and cocktail. All members are requested to be present Dec. 17th at the R.M.T. hall on Good 8th, which will be our regular meeting. Mrs. Louis Jicks president. 1. H. T. X. CLUB—The Inspiring Boys Triple X Club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mr. White Brown 1011 Church St. Oak Cliff. Meeting opened with the newly elected president in chair. Miss Pauline Watson. The president appointed the committee and read the constitution which was approved and amended. It was were-reduced. We are glad to have Miss Dallas. Chart with her sister, Miss Mary Clark as Visitor. Mrs. Anna Mooreland, 1185. Betterton. Cliffs will address the club at its meeting at the home of Mr. Eugene Robinson, 1162 E. 19th St. All members are asked to be present. ST. JOHN COMMUNITY MISSION With Mr. BOTL. The lesson was taught by sister Wyatt Mrs. Rottie Ward was reported sick. Our home lesson will be the 15th-chapter of St. Matthew. The most meeting at the home of Mr. Minor, 1897 Pavilion Ave. Mrs. Twing, Freddard. DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB—Told its annual formal dance Friday evening Dec. 4th. All members and guests were well pleased and enjoyed the gassman, very much. The affair was a success as the Dunbar is always a success in anything they try. **TED'ER NOBEL' DAME ART- AND SOCIAL CLUB** *WAS* — organized roadside of Mrs. Burtz, Barber, 520 Cochran St. Hewlett, members of the club. *WAS* — organized mrs. Burtz, Barber, *WAS* — mrs. Ida Mae Hall, vice pres. mrs. Ida Jones, treas. Mrs. Loratze, mrs. Ida Jones, treas. Mrs. Loratze, lovely time was had by all. Nxt meeting at the home of Mrs. Burtz. **INDENTIFY CHARITY CLUB** *MET* at the home of Mrs. Burtz *Taylor*. Meeting opened with scribure reading and scribler. vices were read. Each member remembered in roll call with. dus. We were wired to have Mrs. Waes. We were wired to have Mrs. taught our lesson, beautifully. The hunter served a delicious menu. Mett meeting with Mrs. W. L. Burtz. We were wired to have Mrs. Stopel Kirkstræp, etc. HIGHLAND PARK SOCIAL CLUB -Met Monday night, 6th at, 8th at Midnight. -Behind the pleasant hostess seaview, music of pensive choosers, chosen guests, 60 members. A delightful evening was enjoyed on Monday night along with Mrs. Onecki, Littlefield at 1877 Broadway. The president at 1877 Broadway will be present and please be present to make final browning calls for our fill in vacancy. AUGUST Twenty Social Club Met at 1270 Gehrman street, with Mrs. Anne Bipperson us hostess. A delivery was requested for Mrs. Bipperson. Twenty Social Club will give their first annual formal dress of charm to the Mrs. Della Creenbach, rookery. On Dae. Mrs. Queen City Club will evening with Mrs. R. M. Brown, punctual committee member. On the year, Mrs. Jones was elected punctual committee member. Doe. Mrs. Jones was elected Doe. With Mrs. R. C. Cooper, Doe. With Mrs. R. C. Cooper, 14, with Mrs. M. Milcholn Cook. Her second arrival is a dignity menu whipped cream, sake and chiffon. Her second arrival is a dignity menu whipped cream, sake and chiffon. THE BALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 DR. R. T. 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A 1920 fire deprived the de jure address, but saved the serial code. THE BANK CINEMA THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Efficient Attendance in all Lin- Corner Hall and State Streets. W. R. McMillan, Consultant Sur- PHONE U-5191 FOR GENERAL MEDICINE MEDICAL SURGERY TO THE PUBLIC" endance in all Lines ta Consultant Surgeon DALLAS, TEXAS MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines meeting Nov. 24, Mrs. C. P. Carr. president. THE TERPSICORHAN CLUB Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Anita the call girl. The next meeting Hortense Warren, Dec. 12, 1825 at 5 p. m. Mary P. Hodgkin, pres. MUNGER RED BODE CLUB-Was underlined - Friday night at the 12 p. m. K. 10 to D. M. D. H. D., 2 p. m. Mrs. John, present. Two Villiers, Mrs. John, present. Hicka Hot chocolate and cake sauce. Mrs. Eliza Candey, pre. 800 BLOCK CLUB-Responded to call of Washington II School Thanksgiving day, each member of the church dog in the dog way which defeated the Pt. Worth cat. The largest crowd in history turned out at the Pt. Worth cat. James Black, pre. MUNGER RED BODE CLUB-Was entertained Friday night at the 12 p. m. by Mrs. Foster-Connor. The Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. C. M. Robinson and Mrs. C. V. Shannon bows new members. Not recommended. Mrs. Eliza Candey, pre. DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB—Met at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Jax E. Wilson, 2000 Hampton St. Alls aboard for their Dec. 4th entertainment that promises to be the best offered. After meeting adjourned music was furnished by the J.A. Station's combination and all the members joined. Porter Weatherer—in his Charleston Strut. Everyone present agent & very happy evening and went home well pleased and filled with chicken gunbo. JOY LOVER CLUB—Not Nov. 18th at 3709 Convent St. Mrs M. J. Johnson hostess. The evening spent playbin which Bandwiches are too much served. Next meeting $10 Flora St. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES (Dr. S. Jenkins, P. E.) The start of another year's work is glorious. The quarterly meeting and conference with Bethel A. M. B. church was glorious everything worked like a good new clock of the same quality as makes The Diary and officers were confirmed Dr. O. B. Young, has organized for a greater new Bethel Watch the edition rise like magro on the face of that old out of date building. 5 persons joined the church Union at St James Temple next Sunday. all are invited. Ministerial and District Workers—Ceenniell—at St James Temple, Dec. 16, 1933 all visitors and workers must be 50 per cbl. Grace Gray De Long, "The Little White Mother," America's Ilustrious Adviser mayor, "Worry and fear can cause distress, disease and discord. I can help you conquer this will." 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(Incorporated) DALLAS, TXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous deflection given by any person, wire or equipment in the corporation PUBLIC CORRECTIONS that has been corrected upon a brought to the attention of the pub- lisher. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance SEN YEAR. $25.00 FAMILY MONTH. $25.00 FAMILY WEEK. $25.00 FOREIGN MONTH. $25.00 FOREIGN WEEK. $25.00 FOREIGN WEEK. $25.00 FOREIGN WORTING REPRES- ENTATIVE: W. B. 21st Street, 1000 Dear- Street, Chicago, IL. W. B. 21st Street, 1000 Dear- Street, Chicago, IL. W. B. 21st Street, 1000 Dear- Street, Chicago, IL. York, N. Y. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hosted the white leather, matte has it been the color of the leather, it is not affiliated with the floral month. It is in plain, every day, possible, conservative apparel, but the going becomes fierce; if you abandon ties, it professes a narration as to brand as my brand. It is not just a jacket, it just jacket covers all the sleeves occupied by the human arm, but we live on it and are preening. Hours of the press come up as staff with us. This ground is baby. W. R. KING. One of the most exasperating things to be found in — can be found in the prejudice of the average white man toward woman any part of the country is their apparent unwillingness to help them, they are deasing as "Miss, Mrs or Mam," and with the statement of one of this large army of people who was in trouble, they come to work at this place and come to work at this place addressed one of the porters again. Let me hear you call a "nigger Master again." They neverir wart that woman. But every now and then the client is found where culture and broad-sightedness allows him to put his training into practice and whom he is dealing in accordance with the three honors custom among editions of the book. Occasionally that the more ambitious member of the race, especially the hide, finds that he is not well known where it is not freely given. An inference in proof of the is to be made that the owner of a Toca City who was contemplating some remodeling. She had called in a contractor who signed a check for the first payment on the check, was thoughtless when he glanced at her signature when asking her to sign the contract. She promptly refused to sign the contract and even went to the contractor's door in his way for her to pay any one of services contracted. His prejudice cost him a profit of several hundred dollars. And there is little that he will be so hesitant heart time. All of which discussions brings us to the point of saying that African dollar toward a jesus-Christian dollar is not a pre-eminent one. But it compacts some sort of set of agreements that may not only compel but can compel cannot oblige. This is a thing which it is well for us to emphasize in the days of sharp currency markets, because counts more than the person from which it is obtained. Who we speak to, who we hear and of helping to bring our water neighbor up to the desired level, who we can treat, can well afford to use all of the agencies at our command. We are standing by our majority of goodwill break. There will never come a time in the history of any race when either young or old man will be able to stand alone as a child. The young man who would discount the influence and experience of older men would abandon the notion who would discourage the young. Are not as wise, as their years, should be quick to realize that their wouldfully ignorant attitude will enhance the efficiency in the combination of their strengths in such a way as to allow the young man to be more effective in the planning and help of his exemplars of the older that water group. As far as our race is concerned, such combinations in the water group would be hard for other would result in maladaptly increased progress. (The place was two courthouse in Detroit, where a Negro and eleven of his relatives and friends had been placed on trial for defending a home against a mob. The most eloquent and skillful lawyers in America had examined witnesses for and against and had exhibited a sort of legal skill seldom seen. Both sides had closed and the judge, in a solemn voice in a place, broken only by the ticking of the clock on the wall said "Under the law, a man's house is his case the. It is his castle whether he is We have also been justified in accepting the proposal for an institution of the Metropolitan Churches to prosecute the prosecution of the Metropolitan Churches pro and con with, while the general public has been regulated in the question was being argued and the Negro has been included in these arguments given us room do our work. THEY REFUSED TO RESPOND TO A PLEA FOR JUSTICE white or black, and no mass has the right to mass it or invade it. The Negro is now, by the Constitution of the United States government, to be the first of the white men and all of the rights in the possession of his home to be free from intimidation and interference as if he were white. He has the right in the defense of his home or the persons therein to defend the war and the rights of the others against invasion. "This spoke the judge in his charge to the jury, which, only a little while, before had been addressed by one of the attorneys for the defense in this manner " (I never, people are on the other hand, which is the most important, then for life. Back of it all is the everlasting problem of race. If I thought you had an opinion against their race I would not worry. You can change a man's opinion but not his prejudice if he has the right to be free from intimidation and infarction by his home against a Negro mob. No one would have been arrested or put on trial. My clients here are charged with murder, but the real reason of it all is that they are black. I would guess that you would not have no right to be in your hands the lives of these eleven people, but you are also determining one of the biggest problems of mankind." This jury had also been 4th of "write a work of a charter of freedom." That would not have been the first of the foodists but "to a race." Said he. "Your verdict will be that now charter of freedom—that new emandelation proclamation." But five of those jurymen refused to respond to these pleas for Justice. The court was not here to discharge and the trials must again be called. Here is a rather exact measure at the degree of racial prejudice that has been inflicted on how deep it goes, and the need for the administration of Justice. It is literally that had Igees would have been no trial as long would have been no trial as long discharged long ago. But they were black and they must. "He" fried and again and again. Ghosn who is the owner of spiritual entenance that the justice will decide in favor of allowing the Constitution of this country. In the contemplation of this no three is room for much thought, and no room for reason. And there is also reason for the contemption in a determination of this case. There is proof确 and in all of those other cases there is proof确. And there is proof确 when done to exonerate us in relation to the settlement of one case. TEXAS GIRL WEDS TID-:-BITS priority, and deficiencies of integers. Another indication of the activity is the fact that the city council is a commercial district for La. the city council) in the fight for more a maximum production cut owned by Alderman R. R. Jacques. The city council is not afraid of disease from diseased or untreated仓仓 only give them farms in which they can grow. Will enable them to compete for by some 15 000 dairymen who claim to have the skills to produce the milk. Alderman J. would more have involved their finances, their time in the Alderman, however, the city council would have more demonstrated many veins is more than the property of the dairymen. The argument must not give way to the�am's own�. We have an all of the money necessary to see to it that these cases are de-added in accordance to the law's ad-not in accordance with the dictators. There is no need to respond to the Ferry to respond to the same thing as the amount that it blinded them to fairness. We must love ours to such an extent that we will be as actively interested in its welfare as this case demands. The jurors failed to respond to an appeal for justice. We must see to it that justice is had. Let us all give to the fund for the defense of Detroit defendants. We must give true credit to America for and to the amount of fairness and we must continue to believe that it will eventually prevail. We have proof that such faith will not be unrewarded. Seven of the Sweet Jokers were for acquittal. The Rhinefander jury agreed and upheld the fundamental human law in the face of years of tradition to the contrary. These are things from which to draw hope. Ferry Howard and Ben Davis are continually drawing the fire of certain groups in the race, because they are not the most important with the families of the race. Davis agrees with the Lilly Whites of Georgia, presumably for a price. Howard fights the organization of the Pullman porters, presumably for a price. In neither case is Miss Edna Denton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Benton of Ft. Worth, Texas, was wedded to Mr. Joseph R. Morris Jr. of San Antonio, Texas, daughter of marrying Nov. 29, 1935 at the St. Paul M. E church Dallas, Texas. For the past three years Miss Begton has been instructor in Spanish and Physical Culture for programs at the University of Texas school of this city. She is a graduate of Howard University School of Legal Arts, class 1935. She is a member of the Alpha Kappa TID (By Leonard Massenburge) Axmisteria, in Dewton, has made no rues for more than one hundred years. Prince Edward leads the cities of the world in telephones not cancina. Chess is taught to boy pupils in many High School clubs. The girls tire at the rate of twenty-five午 an hour. Shore Island is the most densely HYDROTENSION NOTES (C. J. Waller, Stata Leader.) The cultured farmers of Caledon County are becoming very interested in the campaign for "Larger Field of Cotton on smaller Aerooms." since this county is known throughout the state as one of the largest fields of cotton. Developed several varieties of cotton which are being grown on the Profile Long Blade, Mebane, from the late Mr. Seblan, the cotton borer of the southwest. new variety also being developed in this country. Through the Innes and R. M. Murriweather, the cooled farmers are gliding toward the old advantage of these new breeds. As we have improved through the county, many colored farmers have enjoyed the state-wide contact of farmers to form a new breed under many of the five acre plots have been broken, with a crop of green wheat and deficient corn. A sample farm is treated under 'add home and plant food to the soil.' A sample farm is being tested to be tested for its utility, and deficiencies of nitrogen and phosphorus are being added commercial fertilizer to assure a maximum production of crops only give these farms an increase yield, on small square, but will increase the state pits and better answer them with the cole to which they belong and labor. It is found that through these demonstrations many valuable lessons will be learned and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1920. there participation for their partitions. And the time is fast is proaching in which leaders of this type will become things of the past. The President again included us in his annual message to Congress. It is welcome. Nothing will hold in bringing this country to the proper method of thinking on the things which we present more in a common republican mind. And there is consolation in the thought that every now and then there is progress in the right direction. FOR THE WO CORECT SOCIAL CUSTOMS chief differed from the president in that he merely the present, but receiver, as if what you give with it that counts, but called a If no scion happens that we are given the opportunity for correcting of mistake made in record of us by the other race that we pause now to take back all that we are alleged lynching of the Negro woman in Louisiana. It was true that she was beautiful woman and improper proposal by "superior Norlice." But it was not true that she was killed in the attack. We all prayed for the死 in which such news release is unbelievable. We all prayed for the死 in which such certain sections of this country toward civilization and away from the savage which now character- WEDS Alpha sorority which is one of the oldest sororities in America for Negro college women. Mortis Jr. is an instructor of Physical Culture for boys and Political Science in the Dougall High School of Sacramento. He is also a Howardite and a member of the Tau Fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mortis J. will be at home after February 15, 1956 at 11 Tull Olive Street, San Antonio, Texas. -BITS populated state in the United States. Fifty-two per cent of all plate glass produced is used in motor vehicles. He however, usually considered a heavier, always sleeps ten hours a day. Mortis is a Malayalam but which a wing spread of five feet. Thickness may be due to bad tracking according to a new medical study. a solution found for the big problem of small yield of cotton in the farms through out Caldwell County. COLORED ALDERMEN LEAD CHICAGO COUNCH FIGHTS (A. N. N.) CHICAGO Dec. 11, 1928 - J. D. Anderson, a member of our group, is leading a fight in the city countryside to force the farm in the middle of Wacker Drive, the great new park in the city. The park is a system. Anderson is one of the three members of a countryside changes in the Illinois Central Railroad will perhaps bring $250,000 be fit to the railroad because of Mr. Anderson has requested of the railroad a site for the memorial of the railroad. The area will need "and the Michigan Avena and north of Handloch pit." The area will need "and the city needs a site for the station." The city needs a site for the station. a solution found for the big problem of small yield of cotton in the farms through out Caldwell County. COLORED ALDERMEN LEAD CHICAGO COUNCH FIGHTS (A. N. N.) CHICAGO Dec. 11, 1928 - J. D. Anderson, a member of our group, is leading a fight in the city countryside to force the farm in the middle of Wacker Drive, the great new park in the city. The park is a system. Anderson is one of the three members of a countryside changes in the Illinois Central Railroad will perhaps bring $250,000 be fit to the railroad because of Mr. Anderson has requested of the railroad a site for the memorial of the railroad. The area will need "and the Michigan Avena and north of Handloch pit." The area will need "and the city needs a site for the station." The city needs a site for the station. Another indication of the activity of the members of our group in the city from mid-June to mid-October was waged by Alderman R. R Jackson to protect the city from mite infestations in most of the buildings in this light he is being opposed by some 15,000 darymen who claim that the ordinance proposed by Alderman Jackson would every their ruin; the Alderman, however, contends that the health of the city is more than the property of the darymen. FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES it isn't merely the present, 'but what you give with it that县县 that. Now that Christmas is so near, all of us are thinking of presents, which shall get, and very exciting such presents, much of the fun to which it must much of the fun to which it must because they have not learned to practice the arts of giving and receiving. They are carried along loose everywhere, but if they were alone everywhere, but if they were alone they are disappointed in what the celebration means to them perseverance, nothing else in much the same shocks when it is time for them to shocks when it is time for them to themselves into their gifts. How does a person put themselves in the place they should be given? Well, in the first place, they must to give it. It is a dreadful necessity for some reason you thank you should because because presents. Do not it. This does not you should give only to the there is no greater pleasure than to make happen by our thoughtfulness regardless of whether you **Give, Appropriate Gifts** The next important thing about giving a gift is, I saw in one of the memorable magazine stories this week of Christmas presents something he does not expect; for instance, give a baby a safety car seat, not a radio set, which she did not have; give him a book, not a centerpiece, which he caused she was trying to reduce; give him a woman to give another, who clobber has no Gme to sow or no noodles; give him a centerpiece which has to be made up of for someone to give the cigarettes such little things thought and consequently re-enable a person who is suitable for the person who is giving it, that is, it should be on his behalf; give him we can embrace our friends; give we can embrace our friends; feel we have overcrowded our pockyholes to buy; they are more smitten, that is within your means; give them a breeding than an elaborate one which looks as if you are "showing off." Have you ever seen a woman go into a shop, order a half a dozen or so articles and then, when she got home, look them over and say, "Well, I'll wait here." "It gives this to Peggy," and the story and the story of the person had way individuality; each was something that might go to any girl or woman if you want to get a real kick out of making or buying Christmas presents. Let your imagination go to the end—out- among your friends' lives and decide if some thing for Jane that you know will fit into her present scheme and make her eyes sparkle, though you would not think of giving it to Henrietta. You will find yours; putting yourself in Jane's place doesn't go—times and getting the same time—if you don't know her. Use. Taste. In Yours Selection. The thing most needed in Xmas presents. It seems to me, is taste. By the first of December, the shops everywhere are filled with all kinds of cheap nickknicks, shoddy costless that are neither beautiful nor unreal. The washers of that area good for nothing but stitching badoo's cap — that would be the best to stop a washing, wait and pepper shakes which are more novel and satisfactory. Beware these shoey nothing if you wish gifts of quality to taste. A little time and a few will be covered many articles which cost no more money, but have more real status when properly bestowed. One woman of my acquaintances who has very good speed has been the guest of honor at the show and ingenuity with which she has shown her generous "in- spiration" to the audience. nacations remembrances so many birth- days, and at Christmas time, she makes sure that all those who are dear to her are all those who may live away from home, she may homemade plum pudding of a jer- sey sauce, and housekeeping may get from houses for hot pot handles; a mammoth memorandum pad be needs. Every present is simple and well planned, well selected. Wrap-Neatly and Mail Promptly Beleicing an appropriate tasteful gift is not all that goes to make up an acceptable Christmas remembrance. If it is to give its full measure of delight, it must be neatly wrapped and tied. It is inexcusable to offer anyone a present, simple, or handsome, done up in wrinkled tissue or wrapping paper and tied with hotted, dirty string. The whole appearance counts Another obligation which goes with a Christmas present is, to have it arrive at its destination on time. If it must go through mail, allow ample time so that it will not be deposited of the front door two or three days after the Christmas excitement is over, an anti-ch�max to the celebration. Be Appreciative All the emphasis must be laid on giving, however, for receiving is already a too-much-neglected art. You know, of course, how much more pleasure it is to give to some people that to others, but have you thought of what are this chief differences between a gracious receiver and a "stingy receiver," as Cleaner Hallowell: Abbott called a person who has not learned how to give pleasure to accepting the additional And he said this, that a short oats of acknowledged government written shortly after a present is received, of a prompt telephone call in Worth pages of spread out: to make written or ten minutes of talk two or three weeks later. If you like a thing, let the giver know as soon as you can, and your words will see more more when you see the kind of you. And when you are down to write, write naturally, making your letter personal so that it does not sound as if it had been copied from a etiquette book. Thank you so much that the present you sent. I appreciate your thinking of me. What was the preலق? Why did you like it? If the sender had some part of the letter, he or she will like to article, he or she will be to know that you recognize and appreciate this thoughtfulness. "Handwork is very precious these days, and knowing how busy you are, I appreciate all the more the camcle you made for me." It was good of you to remember our new house and something to help organise. Then you will be for the pretty book ends. "Such a finite expressions repay the sender of proemts. Never accept a gift gradually, robbing the gift which some of the people give you. "You should not have given me that gift, too much for you," you say. Infrequently says to another, perhaps not intending to be ungrateful, "you are generous thing, it is pleasant, waiter until another time to suggest it." One blunder it seems hard for most people to avoid is offering it to someone you know if you receive a unexpected response or use from someone to whom you are not familiar. You should express warm thanks and a stop at that, than to, apologize for the blunder. AN APPLE A DAY APIECE make *scoliosis* deserts From even a superficial glance of a wanderer’s round the country, wanderers round the country, though apples to provide at least a few for everyone. This fruit, profile 12 for many sections of the country, is a common form of service that there need be no pailing of the apples even if they are perfectly shaped. The simplest method of cooking may be definitely varied, take apple sauce, or prepare that it often comes off too extensively made, then like a cake the apples outy, peeling and coring them, then outing into chunky covered—a few drops of lemon juice will help to retain the whitene, and if the sauce is desired very smooth, pass it through a slave; for a rich dark-colored sauce bake the apples in a covered jar the slow cooking will add richness of both flavor and color. Do you like a red apple sauce, and do you like cinnamon flavor? Then in place of part of the sugar, add a handful of clear cinnamon candies while the apples are cooking; brown sugar also will deepen the color, and if one wishes spiciness of flavor without darkening the sauce, use the liquid flavoring extracts in place of whole or ground apples. Of apple puddings here is almost unlimited variety; from the apple roly-poly or brown betty to the more delicate apple ambers, mortigues and whips. Did you ever try cooking a finely chopped tart apple with your sausage meat cakes? If not, there is a treat in store for you. It is "different" from the tried apples rings, yet the healthfulness is there to counteract the richness of the pork. Oh, there are endless ways of feeding the family on fift. together and the flour, baking powder and salt, rob in the short-arm of the apples—which have been baked in the oven. The grated gassing pan. Bake in a light soft dough with the mix of flour and baking powder. moderately hot oven—800-875 degrees. ing is preferable. Best in the sugar and raisins and continue cooking until the raisins are pumpish. Cool, then turn into a deep pieplate lined with pastry, cut strips from the fragments of pastry and place these lattice fashion over the filling. Dake 35 to 90 minutes, having the oven hot—175 to 400 degrees during the first ten minutes, then reducing the heat for the remainder of the baking. taste. and the apples, dates and lemon if lemon juice is used and also a tableau of sugar, blend with Frozen, dressing, pita and/or lemon juice over and garnish with mayonnaise. **Hairy Charlotte House** 1 cup apple sauce (swiftened) 1 cup cream 1 Lady fingers Mix the apple sauce smooth and rather dry; bend the cream just wu- terfly and coat with the mayonnaise wall and fold in the siftered蛋 eggs white Chili and serve in 1-2 cup of the maraschino cherry lady fingers. Garnish with maraschino cherry. 1 cup of the maraschino cherry lady fingers as available, it may be folded in and served in 1-2 cup of the maraschino cherry finally chopped nuts over the charlotte shops before serving. **Haked Apple with Oatmeal** 4 large apples Cold cooked oatmeal 1 cup sugar 2 cup water Fill a bowl with oatmeal, place in a baking dish with sprinkle with the sugar, pour the water round and pour the sugar over the oatmeal or top milk for breakfast, or as a cupid for dinner. Cherve 2 TEXAS TOWNS CICEO-Sunday was an 14-day day of the Junk War. He was called as all church-空白。Outlook was motored to Ranger Sunday night to attend service at the Methodist church. Sunday was rally day and the Junk War was a month-long event over the top two. The little over $100.00. Those who went to Ranger Sunday night were Means, James Gravaw, Charlie Oultman, James L. Gravaw, who also Means James Grant Jr. and Calberson and Halys. W. J. Lattimore was in the city Sunday shaking hands with friends. W. J. Lattimore was in the city of D. G. Grand-star for the K of W. J. D. Grand-star was successful membership drive. Cigarette Star No. 466 of K. of P. entertained other Knights of Pythias and their friends were in the city of the Ranger Sunday night. They had as their honor guest Hon. W. S. Willis, Grand Chancellor of the Ranger Sunday of October 1944. The O'Sullivan of the Cisco-Daily New-Rehearsal Association was phased into the audience on Pythiasism. He praised Grand Grand Ranger Sunday in the colored Knights of Pythias and the Colored Knights of the Grand Chanceller is doing great work and that we all should be proud of & great man like Grand Chanceller. The Grand Chanceller responded to the Grand Chanceller's day of the New Year's Day address. The Hon. W. S. said that he was in staceo because first he was an exceiting to "law anyone but the man who is the man." The New Year's Day was an opportunity to say that he was a key J. M. Williams, Editor of P'l�herby and Chief Bedford. He was told for 150 guests every day of the New Year's Day. "Grand Chanceller's last Lattimore seemed it's here. The hopeless place of humility is Cisco-Sunday night. He goes to Ahlene, Texas and is to launch a membership drive and the good will of Cisco goes with him. TIMPSON.—The weather has not been so very cold thus far; but this changes, there have been, have had a telling effect upon the health of the people of his septem. Quite a number of people are suffering to bad colds, influenza and ob�. Mon. Thoe on the sick list ago T. P. Fowleh Jr., Mrs. Pukri Driver, Mrs. Edna Jones and Mr. L. G. Hawkins. Mrs. Edna Jones has recently returned from Louisiana, where he has been for three weeks, organizing the Courts of the Heroine of Jericho. Rev. P. T. Reagan, who was recently appointed to the Longview Station, moved his family and house effects to the new field of pastorate. T. C. King and family getting ready to move on the 14th to San Francisco, California. The people of Timpson regret to lose Mr. J. King and family for they are not untold benefit to the Church, school. The consumptive in general. Mr. Robert J. Whitaker, son of Mr. P. Whittier, is spending the fall and winter to Vaccination. The cities and business centers offer for ducements such that the people are flocking to them. I wonder what will become of the country? Rev. W. H. Harrison, presiding eder of the Naogdochea District, held his first Quarterly Conference the colored high school of Houston, a feature event at the fist in post-June on May day, could not be held at the old football field in the old gymnasium, the structure and there was not time to preside another in the in-ground field. The game was scheduled to be played at the Magnolia baseball Wednesday forenoon, like that of Tuesday, which was宾客 Wentian for the evening, was dreary with an overcast, any so far in the weather was concerned. The morning was out of keeping with the elements and provided a cloudy sky forgotten. Between 9:50 and 10:00 persons, between 9:50 and 10:00 persons, through the gate Tuesday, record the estimates of K. Darwish, the architect of K. Darwish, that as many would have visited the grounds by closing time Wednesday. Schools Have Holiday Wednesday in celebration of the day set aside for them by the fair officials and in force they turned out. Neroy had a good start from the only day of the week being the only day of the week which, as any special features were scheduled for the forecast, were taking place as usual during the afternoon and schedule for the evening, at 1:30; horse races at 2 o'clock; dine alive at 7:45 m.; fireworks at 8:30; stand with the Morris and Castle shows and rides operating continuously. There were many exhibits as usual to entertain and enlighten the crowds and interest in them and peased, undimished. Each trip through as exhibit building means a new discovery, something is seen at the same place for it. It is almost impacish to see everything in one round of the grounds. for the ecclesiastical year of 1925, on the fifth Sunday Rev. Harrison is a plous christian gentleman who knows how to deal with the people. The Quarterly Conference was well attended. The amount raised was $44.60. The good people of Wallace Chapel Baptist Church has been down their church building, pre-paratory for re-building a modern structure for worship. Rev. F. Brown, pastor of above-named church is holding his religious service in the C. M. E. church until his church is rebuilt. We all re-invest in over the friendly relationship existing among the decommissioners of our little City. Miss Ollie C. Moody visited the public school here last week. It had been previously known that she was teaching school near Carthage. Her visiting in midweek aroused suspicion, and when the truth of it was made known that she found that she and Mr. Bud Elders had quietly married and that she had resigned her school for she had found a richer treasure. Rev. Locket preached a noble sermon at Providence Sunday Rev. A. A. Moore and daughter Miss Pinkie L. Moore majored to Mr. Pilgrim Sunday Mr. L. D. Moor, motored to Caen Sunday Prof. P. R. Rims, principal of Duncan High School was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Allen. Sunday, Mr. J. L. Frida and wife from St. Louis is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ellen Frida this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen motored to Hughes Spring Friday to do some shopping. Mr. A. M. Frida was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Houston. Sunday after noon. Rev. A. A. Moore and son Mr. L. D. Moore and Mr. A. R. Allen, motored to Jefferson, Thursday on business. LIEBOON — Sunday School was well attended at both Mt. Gilliard and Caldonia Haptier-Churehea. At Caldonia with Hapt. Haywood and pastor L. H. Moore at their post, rendered a splendid lesson that was well discussed. Bister Moore, a d. Bister Haywood is doing great Sunday School and Mission work in West Texas, that other church workers ought to take notice. Blvd. E. R. Carothers made a split-report for Mt. Gilliard Sunday School. You will find here there rain or shine. Bister Elmora Tunstall is on the mending list from a spell of sickness. We miss her very much from Bethel A. M. E. Church, P. E. W. W. Williams delivered two soul-stirring sermons at 3:00 and 3:00 P. M. We were proud to have Prof. E. J. Hoffman of Cameron, Texas who has been with us for two or three weeks. We need men like him to help us make Lubbock be what it should be to our race. Mr. Oscar Smiley left for his home in Mameron to join his family. Mr. and careing for the transit people that come to our wonderful city. Mrs P. L. House is improving from a spell of sickness. The Style Show was well attended by both write and colored and wites the very latest styles given by Mrs M. Sims Mr. W. H. Henry is waiting to haul your coal and baggage. C. A. House's Barber shop is where you get the news and also first class service. Get your news in to us, House and Wilson, reporters. Help us build Lubbock Mr. T. P. Thompson is building two houses, one his home and the other will be for rent. Mr. Guy Cetrus has added another building to us number. Dunbar H. School is progressing nicely under the leaders up of Principal, Wm M. H. Wilson and assistant Mrs E. H. Carolher. Cisco-Mrs. L. M. Clemons and Mrs. Ada Butler conducted a song service at St. Marcus Baptist Church this week. Quite a number of Eastland friends worshipped with the. Rev. P. M. Walker parlor. W. M. McCalne was married last Saturday night. Cran Moee entertained a few friends has Sunday light all expressed hemsetves as having had an enjoyable time. MISS EYES. SOCIETY XMAS TREE FOR POOK KIDS AT NORTH DALLAS PARK AND WHEATLEY PARK Miss Kyes will say to those who are so opposed over the affair that they are making themselves miserable wooing where she got this, how to do and when she had a job. In the first place it isn't any of your business. Secondly your own affairs be to a much worse condition. So why of follow her example. The flapper is doing better after all that you noose, what the other follow is doing. Then you won't have time to worry what the other follow is doing. Mr. Charles Teacher you have everything. Hold it while you have it (Miss Kyes) Try to be on the right side matron sed you have a defense matron who is deading you and if you are in danger and enter the home of a certain flapper Miss Kyes wants to serve you calls will not pay, they are liable litter. Masters hawker, doctor toilets Miss Kye heard a nice lookin' lady make up a sarcastic assertion that she was in a park, fifty feet in iron coat, three short times. Now Miss Kye knows that she is in a park, soundly bad, and Miss Kye knows that it takes more than Miss Kye to miss it. Miss Kye knows of a certain panter (tram) who thinks her beauty is perfection neat, and Miss Kye was almost under her. The team will not be held in the Python Challenge this year, but in all of the children of North Carolina, the North Carolina House on the NORTH Parkside, the pigtail show and music show on the Women's Park will be given. THE AMAZING tree for the south in PINELAND--Sunday the weather being mild, Her, L. K. Barraun, and Mr. Cade Mintz, are in a very good sermon, his subject being Mr. Cade Mintz, from Tempus, Texas made, her, departure for home Sunday, Mr. Cade Mintz, with his wife, Mrs. Cade Mintz, and his daughter, Mrs. Benjamin also her son, Mr. Cade King, Mr. Cade Griffin, of Goodwood, and Mr. Gurkay, Mr. Sneeze Spaces from Jersey, Texas were sitting in the Power Room at home Sunday. The Courts of Cahokia in honor of one of the mendleers, Mr. Cade Mintz, gave a free reception at the home and a free reception at the home, with a well attended. The H. Y. U. program for Miss Mintz was read, Miss Mintz Franklin and was asked to be published. Mr. Cade Mintz is here visiting Mr. Tchaikov. LAWTON — Services good at Hethlehem: Baptis Church. Sunday School and B.Y.P. U. at usual hour at 11 A.M. Rev. E. A. Keith preached a powerful sermon and another one at night. The rally between the brothers and sisters was quite a success. The brothers raised $80.00 the sisters raised $49.25. $9.92 was raised Sunday, total raised $170.55 Mrs. Rev. E. A. Keith is on the sick list. Rev. H. E. Owens of Tulea, Okla will run a revival for us. Come out and help us save some soul. Services were good at Barnett Chapel A.M. E. Church. Sunday School and Christian Underwater well attended. Rev. James L. Ward our pastor, published by the American Journal of the American Society, published by R. and B. Y. P. U. at usual hour at Dallie's Baptist Church. VAN ALSTYNE — Sunday School was well attended at the Christian Church. Thanksgiving was a great day here, the Heroism of Jericho, Mr. Knight and a daughter's servets. Miss M. Totton and D. McNealy were married on Thanksgiving day at the home of the brides. on Tuesday, Dec. 1st Miss G. M. Wilson of this city and L. J. Hunter of Bolay were married at the beautiful home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wilson at 7 o'clock, left at 1 o'clock for Michigan where he will stand. THESELL—Harry Ellis has moved into his new home on West Rochester Miss Pearl Goodwin and entertained for Mrs. Hutchine and Harris of Oakland, California. Mr. Franklin and Mr. Baker of Dallas and seven couples of the city were present. Rev. C. R. Booker is having his anniversary program this same impression, that it is very poor for a faction as more good could be. However, her thoughts have changed, and considerably since it's after end, you'll might also. Little window, to swam the like the majoria, to swam with even more that might tell the other much he cared for. Her and what a little go you had with him. Now Miss Eyes know that he really does care something, but you, but the fact that he was for the same thing is the old telling someone else that he did not, made Miss Eyes think was little. He's a very thoughtful, and a business, "engagement," he had a business line at way he was that night, from the way he was talking to that qibet flapper in the way he was going after the end. Miss Eyes was shocked several days ago when she learned, that the capital's yours married lady was raving over something which Miss Eyes had said about her, when Miss Eyes had not the slightest idea that this particular young matter was guilty of such gombs on. That you gave yourself a way to one would have been saying the other had you not started a pop-ping off. What what a pretty pop-ping will do for you. No you dissatisfied with your "little hobby" well, Miss Eyes didn't know that, had you kept your ton-like Miss Eyes would never have known that yours was not a model husband. Mas Eyes will say to these certain Aide-Plappier it is an ally for you to run after those Jelly beans, and to know that you know, if they care for you they will certainly find your number box. Mas Eyes was near when that old evil Mr. Q. was knocked when they found it too bad Mr. Q. you must have just met that you just met yourself, most. her children will be given. At the beginning of December 11th, all of the children of the Colored Women's club will be given of gowns and Xs. Sheer will also be given of gowns and Xs. The trees will be banded under their branches of the Welfare Department. week Mrs. W. E. hostess for a birthday stay given in honor of her husband Dr. Shallowhouse. Rev. O. C. Colbert of Greenville was in the city last week. Coudy Johnson and wife are in their new home. CARD OF THANKS We thank the pastor of Bethlehem and our many friends for their kindness during the sickness and death of our-beloved husband and father. Mrs. Matilda Williams, Wife, Mr. Andrew Williams, Son. EASTLAND — Rev. Schoolage of Ranger preached at Smith Chapel A. M. E. Church. Sam Crenshaw and wife of Temple are locating Mt. Eastland Rev. Forbes and wife are both ill at this writing. We hope for their early recover. Rev. Phelps pastor of Jenkins Chapel preached at Smith Chapel Thursday night. The A. C. E. League conducted by Mr. Ragsdale entailed Friday night a neat sum was rallied. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. ad Mrs. Maxwell motored to Rager and accompanied Reverend Schoolage hung Sunday after service. ST. JOHN COMMUNITY-THE N. TIME was at his best, dislurdy and Sunday. Mr. E. C. Greer is a new droom McClelland motored to San Augustine. Sunday Mr. R. J. J. Manning and Mr. Magic Greer are the sick liet Mrs. Mary's of Dallas is here visiting relatives Miss are. Daniels of Central, spent Tuesday night with les Rynne Alfa Little Alline Armour and Annie U Allen were on the sick liet last week. - GENERAL — Mrs. Maggie Cannon of Longview, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Mary Jennings and Mrs. Beatrice Greer visited relatives at Carthage, the Week. The baquet Dec 5th, and quarterly Conference, Dec 6th at the C. M. church was a success. Elder Harmonies preached by public mounds, Misses and many of Fountain and other relatives of Aunt Etienne Hooper, who died in the fit John Community Nov. 24 makes known their appreciation to neighbors and friends for the kind ness and assistance extended them during their sad hours. Mr. Judg Echol is able to help up after the death of the family's friends. D. and Mr. Mark Jennings emjores to Carthage, last week Mrs. A. B. Lathan sustained a bruised hand few days ago and the same is giving her much trouble. The Dallas Express will be a good gift to present to you, friend—Xmas. JACKSONVILLE* **Rev. P.** Cook, pastor of Besson Chapel C M. M. Church was with his people in Jacksonville. The service were not, well attended a account of wife, Mr. and Mrs. John, of Besson Chapel, Okmukieke, Okla., where he was to attend all bedside of all of his nieces and nephews, a nine + room house in Highland Heights Addition, Mr. Anna Haze returned home from Dallas to meet her husband. Grocer Store., The Jacksooville Willing Workers Hall. W. E. King of the Home spent Sat in the city. Miss A. B. Mitchell is now teaching at Peterson and Mrs. Allies. Rev. G. C. Glass and Mrs. J. E. Womack returned home from the A. M. E. Annual Conference at Moxie Rev. Glass of St. James A. M. E. church has been returned. TAYLOR-Ed Wised has purchased a home in Oklahoma. Prof. W. O. Bundy of St. Worth lectured at Mr. Celvary church Friday night in the interest of his book "The History of the Negro in Texas". Miss F. C. Mellon has been made to the Blackheart number on the ground in the new Pierce, addition for a 4 room house. Dallas, Mrs A. G. Adams (white) legitated to the pattern and student class of the school. Friday Friday evening, Mr. Albert Lun- made a bourbon trip to Houston the city of the death of Md. Milchal Mitchell, the wife of Rev Joseph Mitchell, the wife of Rev I. Baptist Church of the city who died in Dallas Dell. III. The former home for burial Mr. La- ston Alexander has opened its High School Basket Ball Hall Team the Athena High School team High School Basket Ball Team G. C. Glass and Mrs J. E. Womack returned home from the Martha Martin Grand of St. James A. M. Church has been returned. MEXIA — The workers for the community Chester are leaving. The community Chester is paying money for their quotes. An interment was given. The interment was paid by the family who matted about $7.40. Miss Ival Mirel Mirey wishes to thank everyone who sponsored her. Her treatment sponsored by her. Sol Robt K. K. Diamonds received a few days of bail. She is by failure, on the pavement teamed from one of his friends doing very well at his writings. Her shot was shot and killed by two County Officers last Friday night. The shot was on the old 319 Riwa Place in the Harris Building. He has the up-to-date barber from Kansas City. He mails your response to the Chief of Police in his Riwa Friday to his tapes of the Heaven Friday to his tapes of the home of Dr. White Wednesday night and the "Sunshine 16" match at the residence of Mrs. Angela A. Hearn to his tapes of a terrifying MAY CITY — The past Sunday found Reva Williams and Alexander holding services for their members, Rev. Alexander presched two sermons off his people and one. Rev. William and his members, Mrs. Johnson, Presidemt of the Ministry of Society held a nice meeting on the past Monday, Dec. 7th. Twelve members were present, Mrs. Alexander was a visitor. The Wonderful Workers of the World gave a banquet on the 8th night at the High School Building in honor of Meaders E. A. Alexander, M. L. Anderson Brown, Boston, Robinson, Margaret Wickle and Carver. Chicken, cake salad, cream and other goodies went to satisfy the attendance. The carnival began here on the 7th. It was largely attended each night. Rev. J. Smith was in town on business on the 8th. Mr. Michael Robinson had moved in their new home, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Holland are making their home look beautiful by painting it over. The Smith Brothers are giving good service to their new market. Mrs. Ruth Norris surprised her husband on Dec. 7th, with a party. There were many guests present. Progressive whilst was played. Mr. W. B. was much surprised. DEWETYHILE - Iroff and Mrs. M. K. Harlow moved to Orange County, where she with Row C. W. Clark and members. They were accompanied by Grady Wiley. The Haskins and their regular meeting Friday evening with Daughter Bradley, presiding over the move to Creek. Texas that Sunday where he preached. The Missionary Fridays, Friday evening a spelling match between the 4th and 5th grade of the 4th grade. The 6th and 7th grade also were engaged. In the 6th grade, Mr. Harlow moved to the 10th grade. In the evening a basketball game took place, he visited the DeWettyville Gela. The scores were in favor of the Haskins, Mrs. Harlow, and Mr. Wiley. He moved to Tecumseh to see her, slick her brother. Mr. Ollie was moved to Tecumseh to see her, slick her brother. Mr. Ollie was moved to Tecumseh to see her, slick her brother. That people had splashed service all day Sunday. Mr. J. Turner and Mrs. Harlow were in Orange County, where he preached. That were sent by her brother. The people moved to Orange Texas to visit Mr. Bex Harrie, he is ill. SAN ANGELO.—The rally, the First Baptist Church was a decided success. Mrs. J. M. C. Amos of Dallas and A. Butler of Pittsburgh, Texas proved to the public of both white and colored the value of their services. The community. The college of the rally was raised as Mr. Brooke's an annual raised the highest amount of money. Prof. L. R. Pace, he Woodmen Supervisor agent, three days in our city and by aid of the local clerk, secured twenty-two applications for Woodcraft. Rev. T. P. Gales has been sent by the C. M. R. Conference to pastor Tomson. Chaysel file members are proud of him. The school boys have organized a band and purchases their please. The consulting of four-star stars. They are making the public for its full support. Mr. Thomas Weaver of Oklahoma City was a pleasant visitor to Concho Lodge K. of P. L. at Monday night Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Mackey vintied in Dallas last week and on their return were also going to Rev. Mackey's daughter. Mr. Onaley, Mr. B. Marquardt, complemented Prof. and Mr. F. G. Brown with a nice lot of fish last week. Madams M. M. Ellis, P. Gist and Alphos Marquess are also with the influence. The work is the public school is progressing since with a full attendance. One of CALVENT — Prof. and Mrs. M. Hardaway left Saturday for Auvie in the Mrs. L. Ration on was-called to Palmer Friday on business. A Mitchell in back from Ida, La. where he spent the fall in the restaurant burlinces Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Epops are all shines over a 10-10-10 girl. Mother and baby art doing fine. Mrs. P. E. Davis 18 back home after visiting Auvis, Taylor and San Antonio with the other F-F Grand Lodge officers. Rev. Chan Miller presided at the Church of God Sunday to a good crowd: Rev. C. A. Williams and Brannon. and Mrs R. W. Powell and Mrs Thelms Gilbert, motored to Navan's house at the present-day Wright, the present-day Wright of Iremond motored to the city-day on-day to visit her father's J. D. Walling, Mrs J. G.�igramle, the 1940s, the 1950s, the 1960s, the 1970s, the 1980s, the 1990s, the 2000s, the 2010s, the 2020s, the 2030s, the 2040s, the 2050s, the 2060s, the 2070s, the 2080s, the 2090s, the 2100s, the 2110s, the 2120s, the 2130s, the 2140s, the 2150s, the 2160s, the 2170s, the 2180s, the 2190s, the 2200s, the 2210s, the 2220s, the 2230s, the 2240s, the 2250s, the 2260s, the 2270s, the 2280s, the 2290s, the 2300s, the 2310s, the 2320s, the 2330s, the 2340s, the 2350s, the 2360s, the 2370s, the 2380s, the 2390s, the 2400s, the 2410s, the 2420s, the 2430s, the 2440s, the 2450s, the 2460s, the 2470s, the 2480s, the 2490s, the 2500s, the 2510s, the 2520s, the 2530s, the 2540s, the 2550s, the 2560s, the 2570s, the 2580s, the 2590s, the 2600s, the 2610s, the 2620s, the 2630s, the 2640s, the 2650s, the 2660s, the 2670s, the 2680s, the 2690s, the 2700s, the 2710s, the 2720s, the 2730s, the 2740s, the 2750s, the 2760s, the 2770s, the 2780s, the 2790s, the 2800s, the 2810s, the 2820s, the 2830s, the 2840s, the 2850s, the 2860s, the 2870s, the 2880s, the 2890s, the 2900s, the 2910s, the 2920s, the 2930s, the 2940s, the 2950s, the 2960s, the 2970s, the 2980s, the 2990s, the 3000s, the 3010s, the 3020s, the 3030s, the 3040s, the 3050s, the 3060s, the 3070s, the 3080s, the 3090s, the 3100s, the 3110s, the 3120s, the HANGER—A very enjoyable shower and party was tendered in L. W. D. Davies and his wife, D. W. Davies, on Monday night after a spiritual service by a flow of the local memorial service of the late Willie Henderson of Edmond were pleasant guests of the evening and the guests of the evening on an extended trip through East Texas. Tuesday. We wish for the guests to attend and guests throughout. CAMERON-Prof. O. G. Thomas and staff of teachers rendered an exceptional program on Oct. 1st to follow the night for the school children. The Prof. has a full school with six teachers. G. W. Hedge sold the property, adjoining Hall Brox, stores to Brown and Humber, Levi Cunningham was completed his rest-houses and bus rented it. Prof. J. H. Williams is moving things along with the extension work, Mrs. L. A. Brown is doing a nice business. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Harmon are improving their home, Mrs. L. Woods, Mrs. S. Norwood and Mrs. B. E. McCoyall busy-l准y Mrs. L. Lixie Counties has returned from San Antonio and has resumed her work, Mrs. W. Reese has joined the list of Express readers again. Rev. J. J. Hardeman passed through Camerson, stopping over to John his wife here, he was enroute to the Annual Conference. Sam Allen sold a fine jersey cow the consideration being fifty dollars. Mrs. L. Wooders, E. S. and Mr. and Mrs. Chas are still to address. Also, Mr. Whiteside, Ph.D., have your five confe vends for the Express. Mrs. Brisco and Mrs. Katie Green never fall to take the Express. Mrs. Geo. Avery and Prof. Kelley are some better. Geo. Hall died in Austin on the 19th, and his remains shipped here for burial. He was in business hope for several years. Call at McCoy's this week or see grandchildren. Mrs. T. A. Phillips of Rodgers visited Mrs. E. A. Allen the weekend. Mrs. T. C. Lowis, L. M. Bewell, M. A. Dixon, T. A. Brown and several others attended the Annual conference at Taylor. Rev. J. G. Harrison has been appointed District Missionary of Waco District. MT. PLEASANT—The community fair at White-Dec-th was a decided success. Those awarded prison were: Live stock, 1st prize, Maurice Baker, hogs; 1st, Charlie Wooten, 2nd, Arles, Hall, goullet, 1st, Dennie Canister, corn, 1st among adults: Goa, Baker, 1st among children Rolley Owens, 2nd CROCETT—S. R. well attended Miles Chapel C. M. E church had with them their new pastor Sunday night, of Rusk The members are highly pleased with him. Prof. T. R. Johnson of Latex had a swell concert at Miles Chapel Church. The new choir was called 'Rugby Mr. Martha Farmer's wife of Prof. T. Farver, mother of Mrs. H. C. Lamring, mid-Monday night, Dec. 6th 'At hry home. Eugen preached at St. Paul B.C. by Rev. R. Smith, Marry Allen Seminary, Duett by Miss Newson and Lynch, Song. "My heart, prayer, God," John Scripture, reading, Rev. Malone, Podice school sent a revolution, which was read by Miss O. Johnson. Bud. Hurriion has moved into his new home. Mrs. George Walker has gone to Oak Wood her future home. Sammy Gipco will supply you with wood when need to call him. MARSHALL—It appeared in the Dallas Express of the Marsh's news that Mr. Chappa our old friend and father of Miss Oertrude Chappa has been of our own city. The most bad, died which was a sad mistake, he is very much alive, and much improved in health. John Gordon, a leading minister of the gospel was mashed to death by many pieces of sheet iron pinning him between them. It took several workmen to Οὐκίς to help him him. He died in a few hours after the accident, he was buried in the old O We want the Member(p) Drive, to take on rapid proportions. We hope the Drive Organizers will, *gu- no-* ask the people and make impression by tellk the truth and truth but the truth and push the battle in front. We want the people to be able to stand comparison with any others. Give the story of its growth and don't fool the people with spurious maneu- we believe the Agents of, this Order should give an honest day's work. That means no shopping on the job. We want the Agents of, this Order should give an honest day's work. That means no shopping on the job. We are out hunting the best blood there is in the Race. We don't think our Agents will get the best result by taking a bark and sweeping the town into the Lodge, or taking a drag me and seining the creek. We can't work with the creek. We want honest toffers not gambers not high-jackers and the like. These will not make Lodge but break up Lodge. INSIDE THE LODGES. We call your attention to the fact that we have departed from the customs and practices set by the fathers. The Peter Goden, principles and practices are no more our guide. We ask, therefore, that the Lodge and membership return to Odd Fellows customs. We recommend to the membership return a return to the lecture room and to the office. We will follow you if you must put that brand upon the member. He is not an Odd Fellow if he does not carry your brand. Nother kills the spirit and perceptions of a lodge more than an officer who has stopped up the passage and made himself a Life time CZAR. Sometimes there is only one intelligent man in the lodge that has the executive ability, this should not be held by a gun or by presumptions and assumption of the office, but the constant re-election by the members. All the members should have a chance of promotion and the ambitions organic one should be promoted. In the transactions we believe in the Survival of the Fittest. In this we mean that every member should have a chance of promotion. The most honest brother in the lodge should be the treasurer to hold the money for thieves will steel. The most competent master and assistant man should be secretary Secretary for inexperienced and incompetent men. The RUTHERS AND RELATIONS WITH BRETHREN. There should be the most cordial relation existing between the Ruthers and the Brethren. There should be no war between them. They should live in perfect peace and happiness and the most cordial relationship should exist all times. In fact there is no place in the Order for lights and disturbances between the Sisters and Brethren. We shall encourage at all times the most cordial and friendly relation between these two branches of our Or- ger. OUR FINANCES We subscribe to the policy of ECONOMY in all of our dealings with our FINANCES. The riches bank in the U. S. can be closed up if the depositors will make a run on it. The officers must see it that the money is secu- rary. The honest and legitimate debts should be paid and the officers paid living salaries for their services and then all should cooperate in the policy of saving. Many Negro Institutions thrive for a time but finally on account of poor business sense and profligate and extravagant dealings they so into the hands of receivers and failure in the result. Let's guard against this possibility. THE PATHLARCHY is the highest branch of our Order, and should not be encouraged in all their efforts to build up a sturden institution in Texas. We ask encouragement by the whole Order of that branch will give give insight into the IN CONCLUSION: We ask all hands of us to SHOVE, PUSH, PULL, for the SHORE. Let's have no FIGHTS, no QUARRELLS, no UNDERMINING, no TRICKERY, no STEALING, no breaking of OBLIGATIONS but all working together for one end, the success of our whole Order. Horder cemetery in the country. Mrs. Arie Austin one of our most prominent ladies of the city, and the wife of our old friend Avin Austin died at the Sheppard salt-tarium after an operation, this was the third operation. Her funeral was attended from Galilee H. C. Hox. Joe Campbell, Rev. Gilbert, Rev. Horton and Rev. Harrison-of-stating. She was a member of the Ancient Order of Pilgrims and was buried with their homes. Last to rest in Powder Hill cemetery. Rev. H. Hlick was moved from Longview charge to Atlanta circuit. Rev Robinson was sent back to Marshall charge at Miles Chapel C. M. E. church. Some hi-jackers rebbed. T. Need of $100.00 in Happy Hollow, the parties were. from Shreveport and Dallas, the officers recovered $120.00 of the money Three of the parties are in the county jail. Hold without hand: Jesse Manning, a well known young man was badly hurt at the Marshall car wheel foundry, his injuries are serious, may prove fatal. Mrs. Mary Jackson who was operated upon at the Shepherd sanarium is able to be up and at home. Mrs. H. F. Levington is very sick at her home. NONHAM—Walter Fotts and family of Ravenns were here Monday on business. Edward Dupree of Ravenna was here Saturday. The Home Missionary of Bethelem, C. raised $60 Sunday and donated $55 to the building fund Rev. Edward Wilson and family returned Monday from Altus, Okia. James Rhea, Mrs. Eatella Shaw, Henrie Rhea and Miss Parlee Johnson were married Saturday, Rev. F. S. Stephens afflicted — Alvin Reeves is building a new home. Uncle James Taylor is on the sick list. The Diskin Hockers vaudevil Co. played at the Star Theatre Friday and Saturday. GAMBIA-Sunday school was full of stained glass this morning with Gen Thompson Sup. in chair, Mr. West in the West where he enjoyed a pleasant stay. Mr. Maloney Curry, a graduate of the West, attended at Dallas and may the meeting was the bad news he was long and Dick Brown, each Killid a hard work athlete at William College, in coming them to Mr. Brown for the free (Foe) Esperson is reading the Express regularly. We new Mr. Ashford and we took a look at William College looking well. The K. of Fe had a good morning last Friday and we met Saturday night. The K. of Fe met Saturday night 29th. Mr. Milton bought a copy of the New York Jackson. Dae Hunger place of business was crowded-day Saturday. **SHEMAN—Mr. H. W. Prendergast** that every church believing in Jesus came to see the places to prove it by sending him a donation at St. Luke Lutheran Church, 5th of December 1925 at the school. He was opened to colored men and boys and girls of free school and school even opened to colored men and boys and girls of free school by his speeches. Cone and see COLORADO-Sunday was a pleasurable day and service, well attended, with many guests. RM H. C. Ilmor RM H. C. has returned from the United States. P. E. of M. Fafo Dieldert held a dinner. DECLARATION OF TO THE LODGES AND HOUSE HOLDS OF THE GRAND UNITED ORDER OF FOLLOWS DERESTING This comes to you as our Second Declaration to the Lodges and Odd Fellows of outstanding definition what we wish you to know of our policy this year. Natal A. M. E. church, Rev. M. Y. Tyler, pastor, Mrs Rachel Thomas is convalent. Miss Margurite Everett has been confined to her home with a six-year-old school is progressing under the tutorship of Mrs. L. M. Randall and Mrs. A. M. Jones. Mrs. Steward was called to the bedside of her mother in Troupe, Texas. Sunday. See little Woodrow Hailey for Dallas Express Weekly. He will be on hand every Saturday. Hand news of importance to M. E. Randall before Monday noon and let's keep abreast with the times. Let's do something in Colorado and let others know it through the biggest colored paper in the South. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends for the kindness shown me during the illness of my husband, Mr. Robert Worthington. Your kindness shall be ever remembered. Respectfully MRS. ROBERT WORTHINGTON 2009 Jan Jacinto St. IN MEMORIUM In memory of J. A. Lowe, who died on 15th June 2015, at the age of 86, in price beneath the soo where so often his foot will be found and will until 11.5.2015. ALICE LUSG, Wife MADAM LIVINGSTONE, Spiritualist Adviser and Medium ADVICE IN ALL APPAREARS OF LIFE. When in trouble, this work will be your best help. No money. Broken street, Dal Lin, Yorks. A GOOD LAUNDRY THE TROY where right prices prevail based on your special and regular BUNDLE. 2523-25 Elm Street A Baby In Your Home The many charitable groups of the community are the most popular of all the people of the city. In the city's local public public health center, a very large number of children are in the way they are working. The city is also one of the most popular of all the people of the city. DECLARATION OF PRIVILEGES AND HOUSE HOLDS OF THE DODGES AND HOUSE HOLDS OF THE DODGES to you as our Second Declaration to the purpose or outlines definitely within this year. We ask you proportionate. We have the Declining the truth and nothing but the truth. It is no mushroom. Its age story of its growth and don't fool the could give an honest day's work. That is in the Race. We don't think our FOREIGN CLASSIFIED "ACADEMY" GET YOUR KMAS BRADS at best bane half price. Mail Mt. 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Phone X-8279 DALLAS, TEXAS HINDU BOOKS PRICE LIST, PRICE WRIFFS FIR. NO. 1, U. C. PARK 31, CHICAGO D.J. 1814-12-27 HERB INCORPOR BOOK AND PRICE LIST NO. 1, U. C. PARK 31, CHICAGO D.J. 1814-12-27 An ance or a sprain of any kind should be treated with care and should do to be quite the pain you feel quickly you will be possible. For this purpose you will find that Johnson's Red Crown Kit helps to give comfort and comfort and velvet that you wish. It helps to give support to the snout, the nose, the mouth and the continuous rubbing that soothes. At the same time the medicines in these plants help to soothe. These plants are especially good for beaches, kumihago, nore and stiff mimosas and lowland dogwood plants, any part of the body. Thoughts of part of the body. Just ask your draught for the finest plaster with the Red Cross made by Patrons in Jackson, New Hampshire, N.J. U.S.A. PRINCIPLES Texas Towns LONGview-Mrs. Ohno-Buller, visited Mr. and Mrs. G W. Whitehouse, Mrs. Collie Wallace, and Mrs. Mobile attack were invited out to Chauvet for Thanksgiving. Also Mr. and Mrs. G W. Williams Association at Dallas also Prof. G-A. Heavitt of Red Oak School, Mrs. G. T. Womson, Mrs. M. B. Hudson, Mrs. W. Daniel, Mrs. Hottie Athen of North Side school, Prof. W. M. King and others of South Side school. As the shares of A. W. Williams motioned to take the holiday, Mrs. Mobile Scott Wary Leffon and Master Tom Chopson of Tyler were invited. An other issue and naphers, Mrs. and Mrs. Hottie Sunday, Mr. Ward Conneron, Mr. Charlie, W. Wombs, and Miss Carlson. Williams from endowed were also villiers to Mr. and Mrs. Hottie. Business Mrs. Mow Leffon and daughter were called to Mr. Worth to attend the festival of their brothers and naphers. Mr. Hobson Hamilton Mrs. Mow, and Miss Marnie Iptier, sent Sunday night, and Monday in Dallas with their family and other redo PREE A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO ALL READERS of the DALLAS EXPRESS Born YOUR NAME and ASSIGNED New York City LANDO CO. 1344 N. 1000 N. **GIRLLIVILLE** - The many friends of Mrs. O'Connor have recurred to William to an amble to the delight. William is unable to attend, but to all the chaperones are receptive, cheerful, attentive, and vigorous. O'Connor C. O'Collard, M. B. Finlayson, M. O. Collard, M. B. Finlayson, M. O. Collard was substituted Nov. 5th with one of the most ambitious programs in the school. abiding cities, a devoted father and husband, who severed heavy and roll off at Amath, Texas Nov 21, 1928. Bro-Hall had been a realist of Camden for more than 300 years, being changed to the grocery and wood business along with Hill-Yarm-work, "the-greater part of the time. His foecast was one of the largest ever withۇرۇشى in Camden. The following out of town relatives were� prolet. Mr. Fred Platt, son and wife, Kensha City, 220, 1855. Hottesville, Cuwidill, Mrs. Motte Lee Yimag and Winnell Hall, daughters, Hattingsy, Mrs. J. James, sister, Navasoth, Ely, Peter Yates and Wife, Andramn, Miss L. Orange and Miss Eath Williams, and Max, Magetia Ward, Anderson, Mrs. Penin, Hall, Stonesham, Sim, Robeco, Hill, Yarbrough, Texas, Mrs. Pountains, Hockeste, A program was ready and the group preached by Hov, J. A. Willis of Waco. We'll be bravely for family wellness only, command you, to live who move can heal your second—The release of the thiries comes Friday, 12 pactel re- trout Monday 10th and 12th. The group will be on the last day of the first brother Mr. J. A. Hathman with them for collection. LADONIA — Rev. A. A. Hurley preached his task across finland at Polkton Grove ending his 14-year work there and Wonsby Chauffé Monday afternoon. The W. W. M. A. sort of the home of Mrs. Harch Henderson, Jack member of the group of the Thriller, was the first which was preருத்தed to the past-time to allow them to overstd anecdotism Tuesday Poster Rev. A. A. Hurley, Mrs. L. E. Mckinney, Mrs. A. Dean and Rev. T. Scott. Left for longtime to attend the Annual Conference, Mr. ed Miss Marl Jackson motored to Leese Oak, Texas Sunday for visit relative Miss Morgan Hobbs and Smith entering a few friends with a Thanksgiving party Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Johnnie King. After my-related words of what the hostess assisted by Miss M. P. Smith served as planning person. Out of four years we're Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacks. Mrs. Maud, L. Stewart, Miss Potty Wright, Mrs. and Mrs. T. Collins. Henry Dunwood, Frank Taylor, James J. Blum, Book� Wright and Mr. Blumens, M.W.T.Y. Miss M. P. Smith, Rokton Miss P. T. Johnson, Clumbers, Mr. Brown, Mr. Corvis, Mr. Clonings, Mr. Miss Smith and Johnnie was the present Mike Le La Chine was in his 80s. A lawyer, he Sunday night studied law at the University of Chicago. He joined Reynolds Are on the slack law firm Birkman Jurisprudence. Prof. Ron Dikhkhan was in his 80s. He joined Orkutheus, Dhile. NASHVILLE - Ahmog Hossein Bandari, a lawyer, was eventually breached a very late settling lawsuit Sunday. A 61-year-old woman was charged with the death of her 60-year-old brother, Dr. G. C. Reinhardt, who was very unhappy with the settlement person of the Pro. Reynolds district judge, Palmer of Bryan, N. South, which known in the single letter as "The Bryan Letter." th some few things. Worsened Dr. J. W. McDado, P. E. of the Walmer District was through the city on Nov. 10th having held a successful "Quarterly Conference of Chopps Prairie with Rev. A. Johnson and the shareholders. Rev. George Jeffins was called to Płodger for a furman-of-ly. Doe, 5th Prof. W. L. McGann of Wharton was in town on business on Dec. 1st. Mrs. Penny Cooper spent two days with Nor. mother at Bresorta. Mr. Juda Arthur Lickey of Prairie View was home Saturday to use his people after it and been outlined, and many suggestions were given by the president then many were required and became members, totalist and laxist. Miss Ray Jeanne, father gave some helpful remarks and showed the ladies some of her. County Agent Demonator, started a quick mayonnaise and daisy salad course was served, the work next week will be litchen work, and the meeting will be held at Mrs. Lister's Rev. and Mrs. Bled-noe, were pleasant visitors last Jacquel a very elaborate dinner, happy Bunny-day at the Waldorf on Saturday of South 15th St. Mrs. Van Dyck has returned home after spending several days in Richmond and other places. Mrs. Stella Bittah has returned home from Gouwassen by Mrs. Stella Bittah Gouwassen by Mrs. Stella Bittah of Sevilleville were guests, last week in the house of her brother Sir, Mrs. Bittah, Mr. and M. D. H. H. GARRIEON-REV. G. W. Land, new pastor for the conference year 1936 was at his post-Sunday, and presided a great sermon from these words: "Do itself no harm, for we are all here." Using as the theme of his discussion, "A strong Deliverer," After services Doctor Land briefly outlined his prosement for the year. Mrs. Cecile Scurrion of Nanogdoche, was church guest Sunday. The William Brothers of the Band "but community, were visiting their relatives here Sunday. Rev. Mack Jones and wife and Mrs. Karp Williams have just returned from the Executive Board Mrs. E. H. Allen and son-mothered to Conshun Saturday to see her father, Mr. E. H. Young, of Mrs. Hosea in New York. It was a great service of our own Goddour James Hover, and is one of the wealthiest colored plomars of. Husk county. Late Sunday evening, shooting scrape occurred at the home of Mrs. Hettle Bell, to which Mr. John Melton, who shot at Mrs. Bell, came two or three times but failed to hit her. Was she? In the back by one of Mrs. Bell's brothers, Melton is now to the county jolt, visit the Good English Citizen's program and enjoy yourself and at the same time he helped. RAY OFFY—Rev. J. H. Harle, master of Mother Zion B. C. reports splendid services the past Sunday in Theol. missionary effort. Ray H. Tolson preached for Enterprise members on Nov. 29th. Sunday Nov. 29th the A. M. E.'s celebrated their first anniversary for the four years service, resided by the Superintendent, Mr. George Robinson. The following were on program: Mr. Vra Cartier from Northeast, Tuyhet, Fey H. Tolson a minister of the city, Mrs. Rosera Jeskins a teacher in Traavels County of Enterprise, Mrs. George Jeddyne, Memera A. Hardeman, and Joe Harris, officers of the A. M. K. Sunday school. Each made interesting talks on the subjects, as a common christian. Rupt, leader, neighborhood etc. The spiritst fervor ran high Hwa O. E. Green, and Mrs. Grace Richardson received an offering of $5.18. Prof. A. G. Hull, a principal of the city school, hence was destroyed by fire on Dec. CULINA—Miss A. B. Rice of Clarksville was here on business this week. Mrs. L. H. Lawrence and Mrs. J. C. Ford were the guests of Mrs and Mrs. C. J. Richardson Sunday. The infant of Mrs and Mrs. Baldwin died recently Undertaker Monday of Denton took the Body to Donison for Burial The first year anniversary of Rev. W. B. McQuirter as pastor of St. Philip's. It C., will begin Wednesday and close Sunday. Rev. Irvin and Flighter were in our city for a brief stay. Mrs. Deuts Bell is on the sick Hat. The Box enter- statement was a success. There will be another one given Saturday night. Every Body invited The public school has an enrollment of sixty-four pupils. The assistant will begin Teaching soon. Rev. and Mrs. Dawkins spent Sunday with Mrs. E. E. Suller Runk-Owing to the incienency of the weather-funder's school was very poorly attended. The Baptist Board, which convened at Weston Union, C. R. R. R., 20th A. 5th A. 5th A. 5th A. M. Francis delivered a wonderful message to a crowded boone Sunday. Quite a number of persons from whichent elites and lewn attended the Baptist Board Sunday. Mr. Lupie Robinson and couns. Joe and Charles Yicks of Mincola have returned to Funk where they will make their future home. Mr. P. B. Bougas was to Tadmoreville on business. Mr. Tom Yicks of Tachoyville was in the city Sunday visiting relatives. Rev. J. B. Park, who sustained a broken leg more than 50 years ago, is able to be, up and walking without hismutch to the delight of his many friends. Mr. Fred Witherspoon left the city a few days ago on a route of Hope, Ark. The young friends of Mr. Makie Simmons are listed to see him on the street again. 2004 Oliver Stevens is supported seriously (1) at this writing book listed. Mrs. L. G. White, Mrs. Smith - Eslins and Ites - Eling. BIDNOWCOB-51ra. Eris Randall of Mince is visiting her consul. Jam. Davis. Bundry, school was well attended Sunday. Mrs. Aitlee Cott is on the side-high. Mr. Walter Dverott got his hand out and had "Thurza" Mr. Verspille Brown has accepted a position in Wills Potat. Mr. One Griffin as visiting him this week. Johnie Williams of Louisiana to visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah-Wittame, Charlie Winn, Berty is visiting Dr. Dallas, this week. Mr. Van-Tessyson and Virge from money was to. Torrell Sunday. SOURSANA-51r. Martin Mackey, on old and respected citizen was buried Sunday. He was a very faithful member of Bethel A.N. School. Jackson Hares Best Fife came in hosted football game. The Beers are to play Dallas moon. Mrs. J. O. Osborne of Kansas has been visiting Mrs. L. F. Later. Mr. G. W. Ranker, Mrs. Mary Nelson and Miss D. L. Applewhite continue on the sick list. Mrs. Knapp of Commerce is in the city visiting Mrs. Mrs. Honor of children are visiting in Mexico. Mrs. Lola, Burst of Washach, Mr. P. O. Schneier of San Antonio. In visiting Mrs. F. C. Melotye. The DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 Win. Our predated the new monon Ln of the season. The Bay. Bruton, the (n.) newly appointed pastor is doing a policy, all of the members are well re-pleased with their new pastor. In Rev. D. B. Baker, off to coefier gathering funds to met his conference, he went was- Sunday afternoon. He rally was contest will come as the 30th of May. F. R. Church, between the C. C. D. Shap and Mr. Add, at the benefits of the money will be to help an excellent pastor. Rev. D. B. Baker, off to coefier on the Waco, Texas. Life and was a very useful member of Andrew Chapel Primitive B. C. (the was the organist of her church and had other important positions in it in the is greatly missed in our church and social circle in which she was very popular. She was the daughter of Mr. Annie McQuirby (Session, who is also one of the strongest members of her church and also president of the mother's club of the city. She leaves to more her demise, a mother, brother-hand and other position. The ACRESHAB HIGH NOTES: The LAMPAAN—We are thankful to have our president, Darius Barber, usual host with sister Allen, presiding had for the banquet. Consequently, we are grateful to Christmas into services taught by A. F. Mickell and the Ruthenian church by Lillian Boydner. Christmas into services proof. Boydner and sister Allen met at the meeting. T. W. A. sewing circle was organized by sister Allen and will meet at stairlift and will meet at stairlift and will meet at cold northerly but it is a little warmer at present. The density of visitors to the lodge and was resolved with due encouragement. There was a church and the spirit provided a powerful sermon. The Central care under the management of T. W. A. sewing objects and regular meals of you wish your name on your service obstructs and requires your name will be added to and your name will be added to and sister Little Mistle JEFFERSON--The murder case of Mr. J. H. Rowell, br. white was almost carried to the jury by the remorseless remand that had not been questioned, and, they were from the county, not det. not the chance. Let what they knew, on account of one of the court dismissed Friday night, the court the case to be contended the defendant. Lawyer offered to throw the case out as the State was to prove that the man accused of the crime was guilty, but he was not prosecuted. The Prosecutor and two or three other lawyers, the court accused of the week. The Married Bell Nell Art and Stuart Club meet the court the week. The President, Mr. Hants, in chair week to Dr. and Mrs. Lister Mr. and Mrs. Corde of Murshaly Texas. Wife, pleasant visitors to our city at Mrs. Przors and daughter last Sunday. Last Friday evening the Ladies club of New Zion met at Prof. J. M. Thomas with his prior birthday papers and the principal. The home school for four years with Prof. Real and his loyal quirites from Murray League and several selections, many presents and expressions of love were given to one who has done his work well to long, Mrs. Kats Johnson, girl club teacher of Domestic science served hot chocolate and cake. The County Colorate teacher of the four house of Saturday, he county Superintendent gave them much information and with meet again the first Saturday, in January 1926 at one thirty. Rev. J. W. Craig-Kis-In-Stalled a radio receiving set Miss Clara Williams and Miss Ray have returned from the Teachers Association at Dallas, Texas, and report a successful meeting. In the city city-class last week a little of the Ladies Jackson's and he was teacher Mrs. Thay taught them pie more frame making. Mrs. Willing-Robinson spent several days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rev. Przors, Rev. George Andrews and Mr. Roy Robinsby also came over from Marshall several nights and spent several hours each time. Gundhacock—Services at Redfirness, Inc. C.C. was good and the pastor, The S. J. Washington, having been sent to the evening activities were featured by this sedation of two new docuse in person. The same day, the Rev. Engis. This was a very exhiting, serenity-honourable, chaplain. He has been enjoying a series of great Annotations. Concerns. Monday night, the Washington raised the spiritual- tide high with his loyal smarts. He was very good and the church of Andrew chapel kept the spirit at the end with his loyal soldiers. The chamex of the spiritual tide was a long-term, well-known, well-known. Lons Jazr, appeared on the scene during the absence of their pastor. Here, I,堂伯，who is in the smithers's good old time testimonial, musts long was enjoyed. The evening service was marked by the AFB. The off-equipment was a few reps of the AFB. He had been made the final count had been made, one hundred and for the most of the time. He was presided over by the far-right, which was presided, his far-right, and it is now preached. His far-right is at least 2000. The same was very well-known. The family was a great-规格-class family of the first-family. The new clowners were visiting relatives and friends in Taylor and Temple respectively. He was the most important member of the family. He will identifier and Mrs. E. L. Harper, as one of the city Sunday afternoon. In June, Bennett and others were in the city's new church, and was buried in Fathkobury, a cemetery. Mrs. Bennett was a loyal member of the State's C. L. Harper. The family was the only member of the state. For many years, the leaves of the坟场 were left. E. L. Harper is a great-grandson of the 19th century. He is about the 30th and 70th years old, went in the local cemetery. He is a long time resident of Grosebeck. He is a very good family. He was well respected by both races. Mrs. Skella, McQuir-Gray, who has been sick for several years, has been sick for Mr. Gray was in the bloom of life and was a very useful member of Andrew Clapp PRIVATE R. C. and hold other important positions in it. She is greatly missed in our memory. She was very popular. She was the daughter of Angie McMurray and the strongest members of her church and also president of the mother's club of this city, she leaves to be with her husband and other relatives. BLACKHARR HOOT MORE. TRAVELS to place a Victoria in the house to be a mother to the number of subscriptions for the local paper. The girls and boys have begun making baskets, rags and other items for the basketball in progressing fine. TEXARKANA—Mr. Bonth of Outlaw is in the city in the interest of the Song and Daughters of McDonald James Preston was called to Marshall, Thursday to witness the funeral of his uncle, who died from the results of an accident at the T. and P. Shops Mrs. Marcie Johnson of Marshall is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Williams—on Oak, St. Dr. Cha. Gambles has moved to Short Maple we are sorry to have such nob. Nolful citizen to the Sunset, Mr. Crook—has been in Shops. Mr. Shops have the Express each week if he has to pay $140 our fare to come for it. Prof. B. H. Roseborough is one of our new readers of the Express. Only $66 at 1503 Buchanan Ave. or from agent. WOLFF CITY—Haiton High School Notes—The opening exercises of the Domestic Art and Science dooms were held on the 10th week of the city's return of the department. Was very commendable, especially the many pretty pieces of art displayed in the domestic art department speaks of the effecience of the training of the girls to this time of work. The Literary program at 1:00 o'clock p. m. to gather with music by the tadonia Orchestra made the afternoon and evening quite an enjoyable affair for both patrons and pupils. MART—Sunday was a high day at E. C. church, with good attendance at Sunday school. At eleven o'clock pultor E. A. Ayers preached a wonderful sermon and at night another good sermon. Rev. Ayers is a wonderful speaker. Mrs W. M. Mosely has returned from Ft. Worth to be with her sick mother, Mrs. E. Mitchell Mrs. Benson is still on the sick list. Mr. Jim Bonte of Calvert was in our town for a short stay Sunday evening, accompanied by his friend, Mr. J. H. Edwards was 1 our town on business, he is an agent for the Southern Life Insurance Co. insures of the Standard, and payed Mrs. Myrtle Williams a claim that amounted to $62. Mrs Williams husband only lived with the company a little better than a year. Keep writing Mr. Edwards. SAN AUGUSTINE—Services were good at the churches Sunday, especially at Relds's Chapel. Pastor Daniels preached a great sermon from John, 1416. Quits a few visitors were. Inmost. Mr. San Landrum of Longview worshipped with us Sunday. The program rendered by the comedian, Darparment, was published by the public school. Prosecutors, proceeds 153.00. Prof. J. C. Tatum attended the state-teaches Association at Dujna last week. This reports are favorable. Mr. A. D. Smith, our city barber has been on the sick list for several days, but is better at this writing. Mr. S. Roberts has added an annex to his grocery store, enlarging his stock and spitting a meat market. Brother, "I'll be the best thing I've done," attended the board meeting at Tossha last Thursday. Roy, Terry, (white) lectured the student body of the city school last Thursday. His articles was timely and heartily accepted. Mr. Henry Garner received checks in full payment for the death of his wife, from the order of Ruth Mecasers-Marvin and Charley Tatum of Long Branch visited their brothers, her children and her nieces. Mr. E. P. B. Bland and Mrs. Mollie Love attended the board at Tenaha last Thursday. 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The club consisted of a entertainments Ave. Dow, 111th, Plane ware made, a entertainments Ave. Dow, 111th, Plane made by Mrs. R. C. Brown, 111th after a lovely meeting, a dainty music concert with Mrs. R. C. Brown, Mrs. L. B. (Jack) Hoffery, 1113 Mrs. R. C. Brown, President Mrs. L. B. (Jack) Hoffery, 1113 Mrs. R. C. Brown, President Mrs. L. B. (Jack) Hoffery, 1113 The Alpha Charity and Art Arts and with Mark L. M. Johnson, vacationing December 5, 2015. A very interested meeting with the appointed chair of the "Chr. Flegation as Rhizobia," G. W. Wells and B. Brown, each work for the year. Each of them has adopted the excellent budget promised by the committee for the M. Smith will know you of the heavy charity work. During Christmas Holidays at the office JOIN THE DIAMOND BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION The Home For Protection and Aid Some times we have burgled upon our apartment after death. When you are a member of the Alpha Phi fraternity, you are invited to attend a special event and then leave. There is a lot like it. No membership to attend. This Association is a friend to all. often ladies a delightful lunch-on-which was enjoyed by all. All ladies are invited. 224 H. P. Putsch Street. All ladies are invited to be present. Mrs Johnson is doing nicely. "Elite Home News Club" We take this method of wearing all the members of our club by being on the beat. We are on our heat regular meeting which will be with Mrs Jawar Jawar. Important business must be disposed with before Xmas time. Xmas is very truly the Elite Home News Club. We are very truly the Elite Home News Club. A Happy Wish This Would All Be I think who hate would live in the house who hate was true. The stars that were true. Would brighten the bible for crud wounds were true. Would brighten the bible for crud wounds were true. A better world than this is. Would hardly be worth wishing. Meet a brother's angel. Meet a brother's angel. The land we bear would be better. The Big Pythian Drive is on First applicant was Mr. Joe T. Wright for Austin's Willis Lodge No. 511, the youngest in the City. This member selected by the C-C of that Lodge. Sir Dallas Hubbard who is also the youngest Chancellor in the City. Mrs. L. B. Mayfield of Dallas spent a few days last week in the city with Mrs. J. K. Morris of 1000 Transford Street. Mrs. R. J. Montgomery of 1212 E. Humboldt St. is all smiles over her new Master & Bucked Bedan, which her husband Mr. B. J. Montgomery made a present to her a few days ago. Mrs. Morgie Jackson of 511 Louisiana Ave. is on the sick-list. Take Comor the coming: Seattle for Colored, the Dallas Express with the last three months of the five sections. Buccles and he sure of the paper each week. The Hill which is owned by Mr. C. E. Henderson and Mrs. Georgia Bowens is quite a credit to Lake Como Addition. Mrs. Eilella Cooper of 525 La Ave is still on the sick list. St. Andrews Methodist Church organizes orchestras, 11 members to start with Mr. Dukes, President Prof. Ph. R. Register, Instructor in the Division of Manifold Road is on the sick list. Mr. J. C. Dubone opens a fine Harbor shop at the Dixie Park on Perbon Street. Harry T. Burlesham Harmony Club rendered a fine program at Mount Pleasant, for sale on Monday, Dec. 11th. Linda L. Lefkowitz, 124, pts. Linda F. Ford, 124, pts. skin, 16 months, 27 cents, three months, 20 cents per month, 60 cents. Mary G. Bishop, Church, Rev. Prince Jones, pastor; S. R. opened at the hour hour when the church was open, which the R. B. Loomis, S. H. Wool- lip. The child with Chas. R. opened at the hour hour when the music service well attended, the corner of 11th and 12nd Streets. McKees' Southern Melody, Brad A. Anderson, Anthem, Tank music its first applause. Worth this week. 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Editor of the news agreed with the observation that there was probably "method in such madness." Prof. E. L. Musician an expert with mustant instruments will appear in Kangaroo court for assessing on his old tramping around He is not one of the "gang" now, having gotten out from under "the wolf" some two or three years ago. Why so much interest on this part of the guitars in a recent article in the daily paper, by Major White? Additional had news was deeply married teachers of the school of the school by the resolution prior to the School Board to offer them special only in case when agency or for subjects may. Per their husbands are disguiting chance, there may exist schools, such as emergency in the own. I am and No I am not out of work the time the on the job—MK safe "President" HI "Club" Mike FY "Wyatt" and father and son of the "HI L. A. 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Colds Broken in a day Is a quick question to ask Pevere. If you have Pevere in 10 minutes Everyway. Don't multiple questions Everyday. Don't get the best answer in hour. Get the best answer in hour. Be Sure It's HILLS Price 30c CASCARA QUININE Get Red Box with portrait BURCH The wallop that whistl'f. Our need Brains and Business. Make MAK TABLEs—the distinctive I RON TOMC build up your reserve of nerve tone your system and put in pop in step. Get a 50 box of this wonder tone your system and put in pop in step. Bear the trade mark M. M. T. Easy to make—quirk in a Man Tablet Co. 1714 S. Ashland Ave. Chicopee, Ill. In the U.S.C.A.గాடுing they marched into the expo's Dling room, where they made epochs. Mr. Minor's subject was: "Giving the boy a chance," he received a baby applause. Mr. Talbert spoke on "The Companionship of The Father and Son." After the banquet the two young men returned home. The Hi Y Club of the I. M. Terrell II School met at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night with the vice president, Wheat; presiding this was a extraordinary meeting. A "Father and Son" banquet taking place. The Hi Y Club was favored by having L. A. Minor, State Oldbigs, and presiding and Thomas Talbert, corresponding Secretary of the D�. The Hi Y Club present. Many inverting and beneficial remarks were made, such as: The climax of the banquet was finally reached. The limousine being the address by L. Minor and Thomas Talbert. Y. M. C. A. ACTIVITIES Colored Branch Y. M. C. A. 800 E. 2nd St. FY Wortk It is no empty tribute when I say that the greatest that possibly the one opportunity of my life presented itself to me through the Y. M. C. A. and I shall feel, indebted to the Executive Secretary for the sound advice and encouragement given. Hi Y Club President Hmor of the Dallas H and Older Boy's Conference Visits The Hi's Club At the absence of deniPre's Lobis Adams, Vice Pres. What presided and a commendable program was rendered. Pres. Mino made a very pleasing and helpful talk. Twenty-two boys were present. The club regretted the absence of their Advisor, Prof. Maxwell. Grade Y Club Grade Y Club have been organized in the following schools, Saguaro Hills, I. M. Terrell, James E. Guinn, Clinton Ave.; Cooper St., Riverside and Cooper St., The L. M. Terrell Grade Y Club has the thought and consequently relevant enrollment for the month, with James E. Guinn as a class second to be Cooper Street School of which Mrs. A. F. McCoy is principal. Bible Class The Bible Club most every Friday night at 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. P. Phillips Jr. promises to enroll next Friday night. Average attendance for the month 12. Commercial Course The School will begin its second six week's Course the first week in the new year. Watch for the exact date of the meeting. For information call Miss Winsell Binn-Month, R. 4422. Employment If work is what you need comes down to be 41 have received employment through our Bureau this month. Free Service and Courteous treatment. Domiloy Department Mr. Leroy Johnsons and Willie Baker are making the Year home while in the city. Mr. C. H. Newsom, the old Veteran of the Dormitody Dept. is still round and about doing good. Cafeteria The Cafeteria Service at the Year home like Mr. Mrs. Franklin the efficient Congress, with an enlable record and reputation to manager. For service ask Messrs. Cuey Tyler and James Monzon. Mostly blackwell and Hid the kind yet get at the Y. Twenty-seven members have been added this month to the 500 Inch A banquet well be tenders of the membership Monday Dec. 14. Every member is prged to be present. Dring your card or cccelpt Mr. W. H. Harvey sneaks Free Aertainment A good time with the membership. Couper Street visit The second six week have closed with the membership of the Honorary Society 15th in Al members. Each member would faithfully to reach the stands of scholarship required. Those asking the required average: Willis Langton, Velle M. Ross, James Roy, Willard Mur. Andrew Chairman, Earnestina J.b. Robert E. Lee, Rosetta C. J. R. Yano, Robert E. Brown, Robert Murry, William Dufkey, A. W. Wotty, Fannie M. Wartby of the next none will fall the standard and a few more. All forms are completely d ready for Santa Claus. The bation Mrs. Hraham and Mr. And the interest of the humane work. **SUNNIE H** 18-Oct-Dec 1925 the Sunnies Tom club. Dw rally was the residence of Misa Idia the residence of Misa Idia the working hard completing man's work hard completing workhead. A delightful menu meals and desserts. A delightful chocolate, chicken sandwiches chocolate, chicken sandwiches Quite a surprise hebell the announcement of the marri- ance of the Maries Benion, who pridefully Misa Benion, each announcement her alloy many names, although we pretend to give her names, we trust and we our sojourn will be The meeting will continue through Dec. 2nd with Black Billy preaching 4th day at 12 o'clock and 7:30 p.m. A large chorus of 125 under the�ects of Mrs. A. Majors Ward, Dr. A. L. Taylor, 15th-Friday night, for the services for the services for the style of "Mothers Night," those whoharkers are dead will wear a reding. Saturday night, Dec. 1st, the Billy will preach from "The field is in a Hell of a Fiz," and next 11 a. m. he will speak from his submar. The Divist, Touch at 3 p.m. in, he will deliver a signal address to a monster men's mag meeting, subject, "The Dev' Auction Block," and Sunday evening 2:30 o'clock, he will speak from the subject, "What Are The Doing In Heaven To-day?" JLY FOUR WHIST. CLUB Mind Mrs. I. Jenkins entertained club at St. Mary Hall. Dec. 1st was members were present, who were going was spent playing white rebrands, and the group was enjoyed. Everly was enjoyed the evening. 1925 Model Gearsh TAN MODEL ON RISE AND IS LOADED AND IS WITHIN AND IS LOADED AND IS WITHIN Certification, Guardian for your pro- tainer on arrival. We PAY Pocketkier on arrival. We PAY or may back. Free Catering at Dep. 220 Brooklyn, New York Easy to take—quirk in result. Man Tablet Ca. 1724 B. Ashleigh Ave. Chicago, Ill.