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A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Urge Ed Wright for Place in Nat'l Politics A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE MESSENGER OF HOPE VOL. 23 Urge I NOTED CHICAGO LEADER BACKL FRANCE INTO NATIONAL POLITI PLACE IN CONG --- Washington, D. C. Dec. 24-26 Wesley A. Wright, ran political counsel with consideration inter- esting the nation's political discussion of national politics years, and who recognized the president for Colored Ameri- cans. Wright throw of the cloak of modesty, ex- cellence, and a direct hand in helping to shine the political arena. Negro Press has Wright's signature position and his known people to this capital city. Knowledge of the civil war, wieldy witness, wisdom and remembrance. Edward H. Wright is man of the politician of Berry W. Howard. Spo- sored by a man who added, "And he is the most America. I would like to see him James A. Cobb, former assistant director of the National Parks H. Wiltz has an superior and few experiences in the field of biodiversity. He has chaired, post- tition, organizations, influencers and leaders in the field of biodiversity from pre-1980 ad- n. for over a century. He has given his expertise into the national field of biodiversity and many others, was awarded by many organizations attention has been brought to biodiversity issues. The Human Biodiversity Foundation is a referral to the Mexico has not yet been established. LEAGUE OF NATIONS MOVES AGAINST SLAVERY Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. 26–28. Eric Drummond, general secretary of the League of Nations, has communicated to all of the nation of the world the "significance of the resolution of all forms of human slavery and enforced labor." Owen, to the purely humanitarian character of the underlying the term "human-society," he is also members of the tease-but-to-the-non-members an well-considered "of the United States, Germany, Russia, Egypt, Soudia, Afghanistan, and China." As it is not expected that the treaty will be officially launched before the next assembly of the League in September, 1925. The term "human-society" is now accurate, as it is possible its world-wide effort for the abolition of slavery, has accompanied the text with the request that the various states of the country be made a "societale" of the measures and legislation which are provided for in the treaty, without awaiting for the latter's final adoption. The different states are requested to comply at once with those articles which provide for reciprocal assistance between nations in the extradition of slaves' traffic. At the time of the treaty, the world had no such a sense of the need to be sent in to the Secretary any observation which they may have to make relative to the treaty and then to send to the next meeting. On the 1926 plenipotentiary delected who will have authority to stew the treaty after modification have been made, the present agreement has been approved of the present, and the various governments will be subject to the A MILLION VOTED FOR LOUISVILLE NEGRO SCHOOLS LOUVEYILL. Kyr. 2025—The Colored School system of 2000ville will profit by more than a million dollars, providing for many improvements and extensions, as a result of two bond issues received from the school authorities. The first, all issues of one million dollars for the University of Louisville, will provide $300,000 to establish a Colored department of the University, which will provide 100 million dollars in part of the college university system. A suitable site will be located in a band-site, some building, or a new one, where courses will be given in a medical-training center, a motor-motor-train, a mathematics, pedagogy, and the sciences. Credits and de-creases in this department will be conferred by the University. From the larger bond issue of five million dollars for the University of Louisville, the school improvement of the common schools will get two new junior high schools, an elementary schools, the transfer of three schools from the white to the Colored department, and the enhancement of two new high schools. The 100,000 or more involved will run to $150,000 or more, and the three schools to be transferred will carry the total beyond a million dollars. In the case of the University bond issue, the movement for a Colored department will be made through the Interregal Committee, under the leadership of Dr. James Bond. The needs of the common schools were presented by representatives of the principal Neuro-organizations of the school authorities. Everybody is happy over the result. The Dallas Express CHARGE COHEN ACCEPTED BIG BRIBE FROM BOOTLEGGERS I must be remembered, too, than they are two weeks, to see what others are saying to me. The race for Congress when the president is elected it seems necessary of admission to the party. They have played a marked role with NXE voters. In fact, the president theirs to keep in mind, theirs to discuss, theirs to use to discuss kappeln in With the Confederacy and Ionian with him with to "Keep their sister conquered" how are becoming alarmed conquered how are becoming alarmed S. O. K. A. kent to Chairman Butler and training and training in monthly an assault on what would be of the an assault on what would be of the WEST TEXAS . CONFERENCE VOTES TO EXCLUDE LAYMEN Waco, Texas, Dec. 16. *The West Texas hold its fifty-first annual Episcopal Church, Waco. Texas December 17-19, 1999, with Bishop James O'Brien. O'Brien, O'Brien, O'Brien. Nebraska, presiding. The conference was entertained by the Rev. B. W. Williams, pastor and Rev. J. H. Dowses in disarray, and Rev. J. H. Dowses were held in the newly built church building which is one of the finest anywhere in the south. There is a Sunday school annex with accommodation. After the organization of the one-day meeting, Mr. Hancock gave way to the welcome address of the mayor, redirected his attention to the question of the future of the American mission to the Pacific, and his entrenchment. He said, "every American and be willing to do his part." Providence declares this to be the most secure season in the history of the West. The next Annual Conference will meet in Victoria, Texas. "The Republican Party is The Shop. All Else Is The Seq."—red Douglas NEW $750,000 GIFT TO KITTRELL COLLEGE MAKES IT THIRD AMONG NEGRO SCHOOLS IN EQUIPMENT and help us." It is claimed that he can look "to the white men," as new others. There is this draw back however; if Mr. Wright should get a "reave of absence" and come down with a "newness" to "aix cord unkey," it will be necessary either for him stage to be set, or for him to carry a bit until he is acquainted, at least, until the people know "what manner of man" he is, and who he represents at home. The "Big Men" will have to be fully advised that Mr. Wright represents the most powerfully developed political or animation among Negroes in America. That he has the ceterem of every big political leader in Illinois, proportion of a section that the state has a "reigns supreme" in the sense of acknowledged and accepted leadership, there have been recently elected five members of the Illinois legislature; those who are two or more in the City Council of Chicago, those who are the only members of the House of Representatives, those who are hundreds of appointments. There are, in the years of which run into hundreds of thousands of dollars, an annually "Jobs are by no means will they get in Chicago," said one citizen here. "Tiedes jobs they are not civic respect and consideration, and that's what we need in a great measure here in Washington." RING UP ANOTHER LYNCHING Montgomery, Ala. Dec. 26. Following the receipt of information to the commissioners of the city of white woman, Grant Cole was shot to death by a man in a car. He was made up in connection with the killing. NEW $750,000 GIFT Henderson, N. W. Dec. 26. A gift by M. Dukes of New York to Mrs. M. Dukes of New York, six miles south of Henderson, and in this county, was an affectionate, fiscal relief of the college, but when the wills of the college were made to be administered to the erection of buildings and plants, and in addition to $50,000 given to the same institution, the commencement exercises in the college were given the college by M. Dukes in In *De Hawkins*, who formerly lived in New York, he was a notable property manager in the Upper East Side of a condominium returned from New York, where he was a banker. He was also a company owner and a jurist. Dr. Hawkins was a member of the Knights Collage, and George A. B. Edwards, a local notary connected with the big contribution. KLAN SEARCHES FOR WILL TRY SLAYER OF MRS. RHNELANDER IN DEPUTY SHERIFF FLORIDA HOTELS IN FLORIDA AIDA CHORAL CLUB PLEASES HUGE HOUSTON AUDIENCE Port Purdue, Fla., Dec. 26. Reporter that Mrs Alice Jones Hiblerlander, wife of Leonard K. Hiblerlander, had been the fashionable hotels in the city around the indignation of the K. Klix Klix, and members of the K. Klix Klix community from stooping to do injury [did] them to uphold their objection principles, visited four of the hotels here Monday evening to see what research was futile as Mrs Hiblerlander was not to be found. According to reports from other cities that the hotel was not hundred per cent Americans have, extended their vigilance throughout the state and are keeping lookout at all of the hotels. Evidence is that she shall be AIDA CHORAL CLUB HUGE HOU The AIDA Choral Club of Dallas with Mrs Patricia Washington-Firth presented at the Odd Pillow Temple last Friday night in a musical program prepared at the Odd Pillow Temple. The large and appreciative audience Though only six in number, what the singers lacked in numerical strength and size of their organisation, they made up in sweetness of singing and almost perfect blending of tones. Their sinking dis-closed the fact that they had been the recipients of some wonderful teaching and they were well trained artists, singing with equal sweetness and harmony both the jubilee numbers and classical compositions. As an accompanist, Mrs. Pittman rose to new heights in the Friday night program, her playing being one of the bright spots on an otherwise brilliant program. Her playing being one of the bright spots on an otherwise brilliant program. 1. The administrative committee of the college which has been appointed to preside over the organization, consists of a vice-president of the college, con- West Palm Beach, Fla. Dec. 24 Hirschy Henry Chase who was re- moved from the murder in connection with the death of two prisoners here in an indictment on third I the circuit court here Deka- gorgon to a statement from the plaintiff his friends are asking him to be freed of the charges the shooting and incantation of a Negro prisoner and the indictment of the plaintiff when the Hirschy and I lea- gatured in the fall and I al- legated to have been making an atten- tance to escape Jail. The Hirschy break would be made on the mount- ain where the plaintiff was concealed in the court house windows above the when breakup was being ser- e he opened one prisoner built in Nerg prisoner water and white prisoners who was walking in the yard UB PLEASES ISTON AUDIENCE The selection, "Hand Me Down a witty and empathy arrangement The Indian Love Song," muxer The Indian Love Song," were among the re- ditions by the club, respon- sible to render two numbers even af- ter the release. The HILLS family has been building the firewall Chayne Caldwell, the chief security officer, Brian Cohen, the chief executive who, when to thank to M. Lawrence, said, "We have a lot of work to do." M. Lawrence, seafood; M. R. M. Messrs. Messrs. Andrèghe, Lawyers; Mr. Britton who rendered a difficult case to the court; Tracy Chapel in the decryption of a file in the makers of their expense reports; and many others. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 24—(By A. N. P.) James J. Johnson, self-styled king and professed clergyman, was sentenced to serve ten to twenty years in prison after being convicted of depravity. Defensive tives testified that Johnson, who said he received the doctor of divinity from a correspondence school while he was working in the diamond fields of South Africa, taught his flock that he was supreme as that above all things they should obey him and that he to inspire fear he had strong up women and children by their thumbs to the cellar of his home. The king broke out into loud hallucinations after receiving the sentence. PASSENRY KILLED BY BRICK FROM FALLING BUILDING NEW OIL/EARNED. The 19th National War of the South, on the subject of a building on Tulane Street, on him while passing. His skill was not much used as a dean of the building in the ambulance or route to the hospital. LECEG MAKES IT IN EQUIPMENT The position, and chairman of the board of trustees, and one of the board of trustees, and one of the principal Insurance Company, of Durham, largest Negro insurance company, of Durham, treasurer of the college; G. A. Edwards, its president, and G. J. Hawkins, of the college. The building of the A. M. E. church in the Loft of the State, and custodian of the building of the New York糖业 and Avery have been designated by the administrative committee, to handle the bulk of the building. The National College has long enjoyed the friendship of the Duke, the Institution of the Duke, the Institute of the Institute, and the father of the institution's newest home of the college. The university has built its university in Durham as the head of all American institutions in its establishment. The institution of the present male faculty of the college is the University of North Carolina. WOMAN IN CASE OF NEGRO ASSAILAN T WHOSE MOBRISTS WERE SENTENCED, WRITES TO GOVERNOR ASKING T HAT HIS SENTENCE BE LESS THAN DEATH, ASKS CLEMENCY ALSO FOR MOBRISTS ALREADY SENTENCED Ralleyigh N. C, Dec 26-Toil Mira, three times in her letter ask for the white mobbite gate the sentence of the stranger. Now what I want to do is to: Governor Mansell also made an members of the mob who attempt to plow for the life of the Negra; announcement that there was not led to Jirch Alvin Mansell, her man, give him any kind of punishment doubt existing now as to the guilt he written to Governor A. W. "we do death" in her letter of of Mansell, and that he had Mansell, asking that Mansell be ac. a sc. however, the device carried a letter from John I. Marrorda said any punishment other than the death of the mobbite members of the mob full investigation has been ordered. Mansell was sentenced to die and make it clear that pimperity, ed, although no formal petition Mansell was sentenced to die January 18 at a basty trial and NEW JERSEY PULL REVERSE HUSBAND-LYRCHED; GETS DAMAGES FROM CITY. (A. N. P.) Chicago, Dec. 18, Mrs. Melly; Bell wife of William Bell whom a crowd of west side boondocks trussed in this city two years ago was 2 against the city of Chicago Monday, the day before by Attorney William Hayer KITTRELL COLLEGE TO EXPAND WORK Kiltrutt, N. C. Dec. 16 (Glynn N. P.) According to an announcement of the N. P. accord, a gift of $150,000 to N. P. Duke who did so much for N. P. colleges throughout the state of North Carolina will be donated to the near future to expand the new plan of development, which made possible by the gift, of the Duke campus. The plan of planting of new buildings, within the next year. This means a forward planning of new campus lines and will add another well-equipped institution to the state. Mr. Duke's gift was affected by the Agent, adhered with Mr. Duke in New York City, Mr. Duke like, the development of both race in his career, the donation indicating his interest. SIKI'S FRIENDS VOW VENGEANCE (A. N. P.) NEW YORK, Dec. 26 - The afternoon following the murder of battling counter-terrorists gathered in his home country, New York, white whites who were responsible for the attack about the Floy, re-examined and married and mistreated against one of the more prodigious among the best known artists in New York at a tremendous price, and the painting has prominent place in the art world. The college is owned by the A. M. S. Church hall of the college. It is located half of the college's Highway system. It has grown and prospered in the time, and is a great place of the school feel that allows a still greater success of it. The school has benefited from the assistance of the school's faculty that through a will provide success of it. The school has been a major employer in which have been to $155,000,000 for new buildings now under construction of between 200 and 201,000 square feet. The component can accommodate 600 to 700 students. It teaches the industry. —Henderson Dispatch, N.C. C. DISTINGCTIVE IN SERVICI ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE PRINT FIVE CENTS NUMBER 4 Politics SAILANT JOSE MOBBISTS WERE SENTEN- HIS SENTENCE BE LESS THAN ISTS ALREADY SENTENCED For sale for the white mobbists do is to Governor McLean also made an Negro ammunition that there was some enlargement doubt exist now as to the guilt letter of of Mansell, and that he had ra- dive devices on the house from which he five in which smashed this doubt. A the full investigation has been order- pimplyed, although no formal politicall plaintiff has been dick. Camden, N. J.; Don, 25—A Camden, Rhinolander case, "With re-vers Rhinolander," Saved Thursday in Eilton, Maryland's Gretna Green. A Camden white woman is under arrest there with her Colored could be a woman who is a Colored woman charged with committing perjury when they obtained their marriage licenses. The wife's woman is Mrs. Marie Fisher, 44 Taylor Avenue, She is a housekeeper, and she is a housekeeper from gave his name as. Charles Palman; thirty-five years old, of God the same address. He is Colored and has been a hoardar st. Mr. Palman, who is a housekeeper, and he is sold by, neighborhood to be a housekeeper, for a wealthy family in Merchantville. New Jersey. The Colored woman is a Hattie Jackson, who was a Ph.D. of 335 Flesch Street, Philadelphia. According to District Attorney Joshua Clayton of Eilton, Mr. Fisher and Palman applied for a marriage license Tuesday afternoon. The woman had a marriage license in color and palman assured the woman had colored her in a color in which she could color. In the case of being issued a marriage license to a woman a license and ordered the couple out of his office, declaring that he could earn a living in a community and a white woman. It was claimed the law of Maryland. Lewis refused to grant them a license and ordered the couple out of his office, declaring that he could earn a living in a community and a white woman. It was claimed the law of Maryland. The couple's refusal to grant the license was the reason they had been forced to the court under the rule of the American Court of Justice. However, Palman returned Thursday after afternoon, minus his glasses and his there was stated, with a Colored woman on his arm. She was the Philadelphia woman. Miss Jackson, who was a Ph.D. of 335 Flesch Street, Philadelphia. MATE GETS "FAT" OFF COMPANY CHESTER, Pa., Dec. 26. -Northern Johnson, 46 year-old Colored mate which runs between this city, Philadelphia, and Wisconsin. He is a chartered member of the shipping company, owned by the town of Johnson, showing that Johnson is a prominent market street, and search of the town's stores, charts, table, forty-six chairs and iron curtain boards, oatty bread and ice cream. NG RACIAL TENSION IN NORTE! Detroit, Mich. Dec. 24 — While the federal goodwill will between the interracial goodwill between the state and country, a striking development has been the growing tension between the Commission on Relational Relations and the Commission on Relational Relations, the head of the Executive Committee of the federal Council of Churches, which is meeting in Detroit are mentioned by name. The trouble is attributed to housing. The Commission has been asked to take up housing the local church, Fourteen bryths have been recorded this year up to November 14, and the local church will be divided out that all efforts are devoted to making fully a race relations problem. The Commission in 1924 and 1928 have been fully a race relations problem. The Rattlestick Rundown will be held in Detroit on Dec. 25, the report states. Addition, for the first time, significance for this --- NERGOES HELP TAKE FLORIDA CENSUS Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 3, M.-B. Harper, Jr., of Jacksonville, N.C., assists in the enumeration of the census, recently authorized by the Law Department, to collect colored people was in charge of Alfred W. Negro University, who was under direction of Dr. J. A. Thomason, a professor of sociology at Virginia Welfare League. The participation of Negroes in the census is much more enthusiastic by leading white citizens and especially Major John Jacksonville and Thomas have been in city in the state, and the last popular registrar authorized by the Law Department, to conduct an exhaustive supporter. A number of young colored women and men took part in the Negro race. This is regarded as a major important other important public office here. DR. SWEET ADDRESS KAPPA CONVENTION Chicago, Ill. Dec 30—(By A. N. P.) According to an announcement made today by Aitorney Earl B. Dickerson Grand Polemarch of the Kappa Pal fraternity, Dr. Ossian H. Sweet, Detroit, Michigan, will be one of the speakers to address the convention of the fraternity, which will be held in New York City, December 37-31. This convention, announced At-torney Dickerson, bids fair to exceed all others in the history of the fraternity as to attendances, drawing students and representatives from the leading colleges and universities of America. Among the other prominent speakers will be Dr. Robert Bargall, New Yorks Dr. M. O. Beasfield, president of the Liberty Life Insurance Company, Chicago; Judge William R. Harrison, Chicago; Attorney T. C. Nutter, Charleston, W. Va. I. Attorney R. M. Van Dyke, Topeka, Kansas; B. K. Armstrong, Kansas City, Mo.; Bishop R. C. Ramon, Philadelphia and Bishop W. T. Varnon. The sessions fill be held in Earl Hall, Columbia University. its broadening to include relations of Jews and Christians, of whites and Indians, ad whites and Mexicans in the United States and of Orientals as well as Negroes and white Americans. Plans were announced for a series of interracial conferences in cities of Pennsylvania and probably in Ohio during 1922. Because of migration of Negroes to the North and West, the organization of interracial committees or commissions have been carried from the South to these sections Northern and Western cities now having interracial committees include: Brooklyn, N. Y.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Chicago, Ill.; Cline, Ill.; Chicago, Ill.; Cleveland, Ohio; Davenport, Ill.; Dayton, Ohio; Denver, Col.; Des Moines, Iowa; Gary, Ind.; Indianapolis, Indiana; Hartford, Cyp., Kansas City, Mo.; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Milwaukee, Wis.; Peoria, Ill.; Phila, Ohio; Peoria, Ill.; St. Louis, Mo.; Twiler, Ohio; Trenton, N. J.; Wichita, Kansas; Wimbledon, Del.- and Youngstown, Ohio. Believers Chapel A M. E church 32 the 14th and 15th of Dec. Steward's Board no. 1 has planned a dinosaur "63 the 16th of Dec. The passover Rev. F. M. Bolden returned last week from Balinger, where his spent Thanksgiving with his wife and friends Mrs. Bailey cast-b�er membership with Salters Chapel A. M. E church Sunday night. FAN ALSTYNE—The Woman Who Cares Club met at the residence of Mrs. R. P. Stinnett, Dr. R. L. Stinnett and E. Murphy were in the city Sunday evening from Sherman, Texas. Mr. R. J. Shelby of McKinney was the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. Powell, Mr. Jeff Powell was in Sherman, Texas Sunday. Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 JUST ME BE YOUR DRUGGY! COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Propt- Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas I Either Have it. Will Get It. or it Isn't Made CLGHRISHER-Salters, Changel. A. M. church is proclaiming圣徒的生日 every week on each and every member of the church to celebrate. Sunday school and airlines were well attended. Monday school and airlines were well attended. M. Th. David G. ad vintages, Sunday school, M. Th. David G. ad vintages, Gloria worship with us. M. Jerry Covington was invited to attend Gloria worship with us. M. Boles Boles last Sunday, Paul Quinn choral last Sunday, Paul Quinn choral beautiful kitchen with blonde cabinets and a large window. The kitchen is appointed for decorating. The table was tailed with Cluny linen and had a large mirror above it. The kitchen of saloon size. Tables were marked with mica plates and a large mirror above by her stater. Munei Hickman and Jones, served a daily two course meal in room Mine R. L. Philippe in room Mine R. L. Philippe. thirty guests. At 12:00 p.m. the party in care, accompanied Mrs. Mona to the station where she boarded the train for Denver, she was accompanied as far as Purcell. Oaks, by Mr. and Mrs. Helmt. Needless to say Miss Thomas is a wonderful entertainer and make a charming hostess. Phone H-0053 LOST IN DEE COMMUNITY S. T. William Superior Allen at Juliette S. I Either Have it. Will C married to Kesan City, Mrs. May-Millfield will be resembled as Mrs. Mr. Gustaf Molin, Mr. who passed away in 1981, and Mrs. Emma Molin, who was carried to Henderson on last Saturday when she was 80 years old. Large crowded of relatives and friends followed him to his last resting place in the park. Enterprises in last three nieces. She was accompanied by her son, father and state. They came to attend the funeral of her sister, to attend the sympathy to the bereaved ones. DENTIST - Mr. Eena C. Wiltner died Friday, Dec. 18, 1904, he was very many friends and relatives. W. Custer officiated. R. well-nat. W. Custer officiated. R. well-nat. two noble armoons. R. W. Hishwin died Wednesday at Childress, Tv. R. Hishwin left home. She leaves a mother, a sister, brother and a host of friends. Rev. P. M. CONSIGNIA - Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones returned home from Tyler, Tex. to the bedside of their mother. M. W. M. Rose and Mrs. Beaulieu last week when they attended M. B. Conniff. Bick list: Mr. M. B. Conniff. Bick list: Mr. M. B. Conniff. Bick list: Mr. M. B. Conniff. Mr. Huson died Friday, Dec. 18, 1905. WOLLE CITY-Hay, Rev. J. Gilmorre of the Episcopal Church in the Impact of the Civil War on the urban life of the city in which you live, in the city where you work, in the mother, Mrs. H. Spencer bar mother, Mrs. H. Spencer Ladonna, Pidly-H, Mrs. McGay and family have returned from West ALLEN—Sunday was high at St Mary's Baptist church. Sunday school was groped, and Sunday morning service was on of the that or among the Best that of Mary's widening in a long time. The pastor, Rev. of the school, mounted the guptil taking for a text Mark, p.s. "Master it is good for us to be here," Connecting that, "my good our." In the second week which was first with fire, Every Christie felt as if he was never before. After when the Lord's supper was administered. And a big hand shaking. It reminded us of the old time religion. Breden was great good the fourth Sunday was the Mary's B. of L. Davis was ordained as one of the Deaconed Mary's H. L. McKinley and son and daughter. Miss Zephyro, and Uraha moved to Damith. Allen regrets Very much to give us a good look to the first day I was glad to learn that Deacon B. J. Johnson has promised to help boost the Express here in Allen Moorst and Brother Johnson went to see that every colored parson was in that. That was all. He's to Express weekly. We want to thank Brother Johnson to all that he does in this matter Sunday the 80th will be Methodist. We are looking forward to the end of the first day. The hour our new pastor RZ Smith, with we believe to be a man Post from God to his good news and glad tidings of living behavior to us Allen has great tranquility. The great parson at both Wilhelms which me—and that Allen should grow to be a Holy City, Ikn ohn we have services every Bur Phone H-8866 YOUR DRUG COST DRUG STORE; Jenson, Jr., Propt. or Delivery St. Dallas, Texas Set It, or it Isn't Made" day at one or the other of the churches. Cums out and warrants Express, and be a reader of your own master. **WOMINIH-Services were good at all churches in the city and her grandmother made a trip to Mesa to visit her mother, Mrs. Mesa and her grandmother, Mrs. Mesa. Mrs. Mesa Los Angeles Graham, Rev. and Mrs. J. and many others from the city in Mesa last week. Prof. F. W. Wheeler, Saturday. Prof. F. W. Wheeler, made a trip to Cordova to visit the mother of the pastor. Prizes are on the sick list this week. LAMPAARK--The H. P. U. met at the usual hour with the wife of the late H. H. Hadard, for their lesson, "H Bible principles of giving," ably explained, Hilda. for their lesson, the Union was enjoyed by CL Talks by the president and professor of school, Mrs. Amanda. Allen has returned from Houston where he was a teacher, sister, Mahlie Floose and Zula Duvart are visiting their graduation. Mahlie Floose and Zula Duvart are given by Mrs. H. Harry in honor of her daughter, M. H. Cherry, who has two departments her home at Wichita Kans, at the University of Oklahoma. Joseph enjoyable mails. Duvart efficient pastor of the Beth A. M. H. church instruction of Allchang M. R. church. "M4 the 13 school counselor, H. Brown grades for the annual conference which concludes at Wank." The report has misused it in leaving the paper ring and your paper will be THE NATHANIEL DELL MUSIC CLUB-EL PARO. OLD-MIL-FAMO It is done in two months old, in the in- fancy only two months old, a stage a movie-star-style Revue-Out, 16th at Douglas Ill school auditor- which was the alk of he own. Miles Blanche Collins sponsoring ex- timate music, the first of the most-well-known music- tion, and concert which was very pleasing and quite a success. Prof. Wm. Fowler directing. The N.D. music club, Nov. 8-9, 1925 entertained the First Annual Cos- sional Music Festival in New York City of North mustaniana the first it kind of any state in the union. We are happy recipients of many telegram and apothec delivery from the national officers congratulating enjoyful. We are very much out of the talent here just getting out to read of wearing out. We are putting for every effort to use all talent, study more, be more prepared to render better service. Thursday morning, the Douglas College, was so soते... Ltd. voice and also... national anthem organising the Juventile Department by our state president, MMA. B. H. Fowler, Introduction of delegates and visitors by president of N.D. of the White Way president. by Prof. Wm. Coleman responded by Prof. Wm. Colman. Re- sponded by Mrs. M. Iland Williams. Fave- nies dismissed at 11 A. M. Mr. Fowler held a conference with the Colonel's those present. Mrs. M. H. The MMA was the first of the Roth Parker and Mrs. Ollle Mme. Wins Median Fowler played such number rendered: Mrs. Holder was "Carlistian," Miss Parker, "My Jean" and "Life" Miss Traylor and Mr. Wins and Mr. J. J. Jive, two of the best-selling music works of the Harlow and "In the garden of my heart." Adjourned, after- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER We have an enviable record in Dallas for satisfactory service to well dressed men. We are also specializing in tailoring for ladies. No man can be correctly presented in his clothes made to measure. CHESTER PARK TAILORING THE HOME OF GOOD TAILORING Phone H.1286 M. B. ANDERSON, - - Prop. S USE BRINGS CHANGE IN SKIN MISS NAOMI BEST ONE WEEK'S USE BRINGS MAGIC CHANGE IN SKIN SAYS MISS NAOMI BEST BROADWAY BROADWAY THE MARKET STREET MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines music session. The fundamentals of music and the analysis thought by the composer of different composers (ad- journals). **Thursday Night Program** National anthem, N. D. Club, Tuc- sawan; music workshop, W. Powler, presi- dent of the Markham Music Center; P. Jackson, Mayor by Prof. Col- man; music Douglas school associa- tion; music of the Abu Dhabi an- napolis exxtente; Power, Drie- dinger; reading, W. Art Club by Bernard; music of the Abu Dhabi whisky club; reading, Beatrice Kelly's Whisky club; reading, Valea Valea; Mire Wine and Mise Traylor; paper, Mire Ch. H., Musica; piano,艺 play; Friday 3 P. M. National anthem, roll called off, residents, presidents, 4, members 18, depth on first and secondary motions by Prof. Wm. Coleman, spiritual, "Every time I feel the spirit," How to conduct a modal music club by Mrs. H. Fowler, demonstration first music teaser selection by-Wilson quartette, (A.) Journey Night Concert National anthem, N. D. club: In- vocation, Rev. R. L. Fortner; Instrumental, A. R. EI Paso, Mrs. P. L. McCall; xasphone quartette, Mr. J. D. Collins, Mr. Rouchos, Mr. Walter Edmondson and P. Bouton; deep river, N. D. Club; vocal solo, (A. R.) Miss Ruth Parker, El Paso; vocal (A. H.), Mrs. M. Hodges, H. Pamphized quartette vocal, Mrs. M. Shannon, Mr. Ellie Floyd, Mr. Lopes and Mr. Hill. Saturday 11 A. M. slight, seeing P. M. banquet at Mascote temple, largely alysed and was one of the most unique affairs of the season. Sunday 3 P. M. slight seeing. Record on the first and secondary motions by Prof. Wm. Coleman, spiritual, "Every time I feel the spirit," How to conduct a modal music club by Mrs. H. Fowler, demonstration first music teaser selection by Mrs. H. Fowler, predaignt. 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CO. develoed. Add 10 to Order for T. T. H. SAMPOR, Manasquan 3288 Bryan St. Phone 316-6877 Dallas, Texas ING COMPANY—THE OD TAILORING ALL WORK GUARAN TEED PAINLESS EXTRACTION OFFICE PHONE: H-1491 Blackman High School Blackman High School will be beautiful funeral wives were given Mr. rendered by the University of Mary E. (Bullard) Underwood of those department who will be Dallas attend the funeral of Mary E. (Bullard) Underwood of those department who will be benefit of securing Athletic goals for the fifteen冠军 John Henry Jones ahead of oaths. The public is invited. The died on the 11th at the home of the oaths and discussed matters of grave interest at New Hope Baptist. Rev. J. T. The most important matter was the Tithonia the assistant pastor of Proverbs Building. Plans are on. The funeral on the 16th Mrs. E. ELECTRA — Mrs. Alice Smith was hostess at a birthday dinner, given her by her daughter, Mrs. Preston-Dalton and her sister, Mrs. Katie. Mrs. Harrison, Wednesday evening, December the 9th at 9:00 o'clock. The table was decorated with a Connec rosh of pink and blue effected and many chrysanthemum statues with the same CUNYHE "the box supper under direction of Mr. K. H. Bees- drew" was realised. Hon L. H. Price presents a few days in Palestine that had Palma, chooses as the new accompanying intern to Mr. Marvie Henderson, Sr. South, Mr. and Ms. William Dukhle, Mr. and Ms. Lock, Mr. and Ms. Reeder Newman, Ms. Early Mori Wendell, Mr. and Leko Wendell, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Haff, Mr. and Mrs. Goodman, from Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. COMP ANTIITTION—Services St. Matthew very good. Sunday School is steadily growing. Attendance was the next year. Rev. Clemmons will which Sunday References to the first master. The Circle Club will meet at the usual time. The Ritch and Chat Club met with the usual number present a delightful call. The Willink-Workers met Thursday with the President Mrs. J. Poster. The Missionary Society of St. Matthew lost at 8:00. Monday. Mrs. Nick has also lost to the building will. The old man is still in the form of the former president. Mrs. Matthew Mrs. Ford and two men lost and two men lost to the old man. Mr. Ford was at the day's death. Mr.ลา-Bethamby, Morris 512, Jajonic, Street, Mr. In-ther Ford will send some time with his sister Mrs. Ford and son. Joe will leave the study at the time. The Rev. Foreman, Team. They will send Sunday with her sons in sport. Little John T. and Muth Welch are in but not a part of the school. They have to start January 4, Mrs. Fills of Dallas street has been confined to the bus for several days. Mrs. Ford is at the time when she has been visited for the last three months. The visit was at the Poster's daughter Mrs. Allen Deckard and left a fine girl. Mrs. Winn is having a beautiful room. The house will be built at the same time as the --- are soon to erect a new home on Dallas street Mrs. D. Francis has now nearly completed her improvement. She will build a duplex home also. Miss R. Bell will apply the week and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theve and Mrs. Gundy are doing very nearly indeed. Mrs. E. Jackson has been somewhat in-lapsed this week. SHERMAN-Mrs. Sarah Whitley of Van, Alystyne visited her son Oscar Hudpeth and family. Mrs. Tressie Hatcher is co-exercising The funeral of Mr. Luu Breed Yegam who died at his home in Fairview addition on the 8th after several weeks serious issues was attended on the 11th, at her church. Harmony Baptist by the pastor, Dr. J.a. Wilson Sr. assisted by Revs. J. P. Powell and M. M. Milligan. Her aunts Mrs. Sarah Ward of Temple and Mrs. Annals Breed and niece Mrs. Faulee Pierce of Gainesville and her brother Willie Breed of Kansas City. Mo attended. She was a member of Sons and Daughters of Mercy Mrs. N. II. Johnson. Eastern Stars of which her aunt Sarah-Wah W. M. Was rendered by Mrs. Lulu, Tatum Harmony Baptist Church by Miss Johnny, Prof. N. S. Everett of The Praternal had charge of Prof. P. D. Pierson the Principal of Fred Douglas School informed the reporter that school would close on the 18th and reopen Jan. 4, 1926 Miss Chas Elix Hougon wants Santa Claus to bring her a husband for Xmas present, she says not under 61 years or over 80 years. Dear Santa Monroe Powers and Miss Pamela Elix John were recently married to ATWATER — Sunday, was a high day at Little Zion Baptist Church. Rev. S. H. Winston was at his post and delivered a seoul-striving sale from two women added to the church. Rev. Winston and his choir motored to Roscoe, Texas, Sunday. The H. T. D. is in doink great work. Collection $101.94. The W. H. R. is doing great work. Little Zion is going over the top. AMARILLO — Rev. Fountain preached a wonderful sermon Sunday night at the C-M-R-Churon. The funeral of Mr. Jefferson-was held Sunday evening at 3:30 p.m. Mr. Smith motored to Willington. Wednesday, where he is getting up a Massive lodge. GAUNE — Sunday being pastoral day. Rev. W. B. Barber preached a strong sermon at 11 o'clock. Mr. R. Tidewell and Mrs. C. C. Ashford, host daughters of Houston, were in the first day of the Massive lodge. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bass have moved to Frost, Texas. KANTIAND — Sunday School and Churches were well attended. There being no services at A. M. Church. The funeral of Mr. Jefferson was held Sunday evening at 3:30 p.m. Mr. Boully motored to Willington Wednesday, where he is getting up a Massive lodge. THECRENBRIDGE — Mrs. L. M. THE LARGE OF DALLAS, Texas. Is in The City visiting, will leave soon, for Marshall, Texas, where she will visit her parents. Mrs. A. Rhellford and water are the guests of Mrs. L. M. If Mackey, Mr. L. D. Mackey died a Wongherford, Texas, Mr. A. Rhes is able to be up health. Elder W. C. Anderson has returned from Mem. this, Texas, Mr. E. McMillan is on the other end of theிர. Mrs. E. McMillan is on You will find the Express at The National Shining Parlor. Judge-Alber-B. George, judge of one of the Municipal courts of Chicago was the speaker of the evening before the 1826 Marching Club of Pt. Desborn Lodge No. 44, on last Sunday at the beautiful club house of Pt. Desborn Lodge, located at 390 South Parkway, the 18th grandson of the beza and Choi friends assembled in the hall to hear Judge George speak and they were highly pleased with the message which has brought them. In company with Col. John H. Marshall, E.J. Founam and Hon. George T. Kerasy, Judge George was sent with an� at the 18th�. The group of the dining room of this club-house Mr. Berths Jones of Cincinnati, Ohio has returned to her home after a week spent in the city on account of the severe illness and subsequent death of her uncle, George E. Harlim. Tats of 3235 Calumel, A.A., who passed away on Nov-23rd. The children of the Enterprise Institute, 141 Aldine Square, of present, and business manager, Mrs. M. E. Newland is matron and assistant, were given an agreeable esprice on Thanksgiving Day when they were served a delicious turkey dinner and everything they go to to make an essential respect to this. All the high school donated by Jesse Bings, president of The Rings State Tank; $34 and State Fiz. The school also received their annual donation from The Empire Women Convention. and afterwards spent the after- day at George H. Madison, 425-434um Ave. for the past thirty-five years and on November 2nd after a brief hiatus Punjab arrived where con- served on Nov. 2nd, 1947, burial at Lincoln Cemetery, Mr. Harian is married to a woman of M. Hae- lan, several relatives and a host of friends in this city, Mr. Harian who recently purchased a site in the city and began to work on an after the new year. Mr. Jesse N. McLennan, 1948 Mrs. Jesse N. McLennan, 1948 macerate church Educational Circus and act in the work of macerate church Educational Circus, has returned to the city after two months spent in the city, has returned to the city after two months spent in the city, has returned to the Toxas, Kana, and Kanah City, Kana, and much elated over her P. D. Dearborn Lodge, No. 441, B.P.O. E.W. held the elections of their officers for "the" ensuing year, a few nights ago at the beautiful home, 1820 South Park was at which time James C. Marry, the was-selected exiled ruler of Dr. H. Holloway was elected as a new member of the Medical Examiners Board. Among the past-wanted rulers are M. T. Bailey, S. J. Fountain, P. A. Glanton and J. H. Williams. The lodge is driving for a membership of 1,000 by February 1922. Rev. T. L. Scott, pastor of the A.C.U.S.S. of Oary, Ind. In areally pleased with the interest affiliated by the members of its new charge. The Chicago Division of Juveniles of A. U. K. & D. of A. and Juveniles throughout the jurisdiction have draped their charters to borrow or the late national grand queen, Dr. Stary Charleston, who died during the past week and was buried at Indianapolis, Ind. December 1923. City version of Women's Clubs of which Mrs. Nannies Reid is president, held its regular quarterly meeting on Dec. 19th at H.H.H.A.U.C. of which Rev. A. L. Harris is pastor. The reports as read were good Several prominent speakers addressed the meeting brought some timely remarks. N. J. H. Yields of St. Louis, Mo., and the members of the U.K. and D. of A. is expected to visit Chicago in a few days on business matters. The officers and members of the Joint Building Association of J. H. Street is president and Mrs. Lette Michaels is secretary, will visit a library and musical institution with a literary and musical institution at Ballet Hall, MALL 12A at Ballet Hall, MALL 12B at Ballet Hall, MALL 12C. JEFFERSON HALL, Mark, will weather with very large frost every morning, but early Sunday he was warm. It took it, was cloudy and it began to heat up until near noon, he heyed up until scarlet room. Wednesday Prof. H. W. Walker died at his home out in West Kirkland and prepared for burial. During the ceremony, Pyre's Understanding Parlor and prepared for burial. During the Wednesday evening until Sunday he his friend passed in and slew his remains, both white and colored. Pyre's to take charges and here his basket to the Baskan Baptist Church. However, officiated by many recruits and a program was organized by W. K. S. Pyre at Oakland. clock. Mr. Williams and Mr. Riggs Munster of Sandford and Briggs Tomas make use of a secretary here in interest of Tahoe Lodge here Monday and Tuesday night with a warrant from the church in church many old members came and several new ones come and served the order of the Priestal orders that are doing business, our city, have always dispositions and many the never before had been members of another, yet we have covenants here to organize a church, much larger than any in the city, Mr. Author, Mr. George Ferguson, to wire his dwell home with electric lights. BRWNWOOD-services were well attended at all churches Bendon, Mrs. K. Hall is in business with her program for Xmas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1955 assisted by Mrs. W. M. Sanders and others The Priocile. Art club was entertained by Mrs. M. Middlebrooks last Week and after business a delicious tea course was arranged. Business was very enjoyable and to be splendid in our city. Arrival: Hav. R. H. Alexander, Waco; Rev. J. M. Brown, but field of labor; Mrs. C. Y. Turner, Tombock; Mr. B. Jackson, Dallas; Mrs. Downing Temple, Davurzur; H. Hamilton, Houston, Apache and Mrs. San Angelo Mother Hall is up again and doing nicely. Pick his, Merrill-Henderson, Chisholm, Rockhill, Mrs. Jawel Busty, Mrs. Hanett, Baby Carter, Mrs. K. War-Aw and Mrs. H. Harvey, Mr. A. Nester is doing sleep after a local operation on Dec. 6, 1955. DIA COME AND WHITNEY-Service was not attended as well as usual on the account of the weather. Rev. H. L. McClinty was at his post Sunday. Miss A. B. McGinty was the guest of Mrs. L. B. Gawley also Mrs. McFarland Sunday. We also looking forward for its big time. CMA: A.P.S.S.S.S.S. The 'inolement wither Rev. Presley was at his post of duty and delivered a message out of God's words and oh, how our hearts burned within There will be in a program during the holidays under Mrs. P. Brown's superstition. This wedding bets were a loudly for Mr. Loreau Richards and Mr. Willim Thompson. Misse Jimima Irving, ad Pearl Land. COLORADO—Services: Woll Act ended at all churches Sunday. Rev. Clemmons of 1st Baptist (C. is in the city. Miss Rev. Rev. Miss Joff Tuesday for Oklahoma Rel. Rarina in 2nd holiday visit. R.S. and Mrs. J. H. Forbes left for Eastland, Tex. Mr. Jack Gaines for Oldings, Mrs. Fully, Love of St. Worth is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Sugs Evoelt. Mrs. Barnes is confined to bed Miss Hettie Walker is creating a like-cottage for rent. See Odell Booker for Dallas Express Handbook notes. Mr. Willim, L.O., reporter. Dallas Express will be on hand every Saturday. Read and keep posted. TEXARKANA—Rev. H. E. Burgess of Tyler spent the week in our city at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Preston, 1903. Bushhannan Ave. He left Sunday for Hope, Ark., Mr. Tom (Bell) Thompson father of Dr. W. T. Thompson left for Chicago to inspect his property and to accompany George Thompson home for Xmax. George is the son of Dr. Thompson of this city. The U. R. P. and S. M. T. of Sunset Lodge No. 285 on the first Friday evening at Hardin Hall in an elaborate banquet. Rev. P. H. Jackson, Rev. H. E. Burgess, Hon. T. Jones, L. L. B. Mrs. Cora E. Jones, Mrs. Ingester Haskin and Rev. W. A. Preston appeared on the program. After the program we were served with cream and cake. Rev. P. H. Jackson was seen 'wiping his mouth in the kitchen before service opened. Why? Mr. T. O. Blocker, F. H. Pruitt and Mrs. E. T. Taylor attended service at Mr. Zion R. C. Sunday, the latter two united with the church Mrs. Willie Dorsey, Rev. A. A. Moore, Miss Pinkis Moore of Avinger, Texas, we visitors in our city Sunday. Mrs. O. N. Preston returned Saturday. from Avinger where she went to accompany her mother to that city. Willie Tea, the son of Mr. H. Ievals on Willie St. died Sat, Friday and will be buried in Hosn Hill Cemetery Rev. W. A. Preston was called to Marshall by long distance telephone. While he was by way made a flying trip to the farm home at Jonesville and Waskom, Texas, Mrs. P. A. Bartle of Avinger and her daughter, Miss M. O. Hattle arrived Saturday and will make this their permanent home on 1214 Buchanan Ave., the city. Rev. J. E. Campbell of Marshall was seen on our streets Saturday. He is pastoring the First R. C. Atkins, Texas Rev. P. H. Jackson has gone to Austin, Taylor and other Southern points to visit friends and relatives. Rev. Jackson is the proud pastor of Business R. C. and wears a new overcoat with a thankful smile HEMPHILL—Rev. M. Daniels was at his post-al-Macdonin. H. C. A noble sermon was preached althes he was too ill to preach. Standing on the Hill with his head, who has been elected by the C. M. E. Conference to pastor this place, preached his initial sermon at 12 o'clock. Sunday senators were well attended in spite of the inclementary of the weather. East Mark, Lodge No. 14, and the H. H. T. Saturday night, several are also to be re-許的. Mrs Mary Hoover of Chicago, who has been visiting relatives in Warrants, is now visiting her sister, Mrs. Alberta Young. Mr Wilson Macdock of Doucette is here on fraternal business and he is a visitor at her, Mrs. Bing Bushy. Rev. Geo. Green, Mrs. A. at Center for day-aster. J. A. Thomas and gravidson have returned from mlaumont visiting sons and other relatives. Mrs. Minte, Hemmington has returned from Haunton to visit the week. Mary Dunligan returned last week. Miss Houston is taking role for the "The Johnson, and Mr. Fred McCoy departed Saturday for Haunton where they expect-tes reside, also Miss Loose Johnson. Prof. R. Williams of Lurchin, entering his Monday and Tuesday nights with MS. magic art. Both entertainment, according to the enధing and myself-flying Messers by V. McCoy, Cha-Marria Link Kennedy and S. E. 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Jarkin were invited to the basketball game defeated the Hemphill team Wednesday night; the scores being 5 to 1. This is the only gaga the Hemphill play at this season. The team forward to Wrightsville coming Little Gadon and star of Worcester were absent of Friends Sunday. ALLEN—Sunday school was good at both churches, Mr. Mary, and Jones Church, Mrs. Jones and Jones Church, the new pastor of Jones Church, C. M. R. chr were invited two wonderful sermons. He had an awful sermon, and a very pleasant sermon. Mrs. R. J. Johnson's mother from Jersey and so, a gentle McIntosh motored to them in Jersey. Rue Rue was a Dallas visitor, Sunday. Mrs. Addie Jones and child returned from Fresno, Monday. AUGUST Every where and ever, body-be-squeak "Merry, nobody-now in full bloom for the Christmas holiday," happy and happy, happy as can be, be thoughtless daring that says, "Merry Moritz has requested teachers to Merry Moritz has requested teachers to and evening for the stentertainment of students during the holiday MARTIN, S. and church will attended Sunday. On account of his long stay in the old friends, who have been on it about now and a deal of the old friends, who have been away have returned to their honeys. J. E. Edwards was in the city of New York, where she lived in Southern Life Inn. Co. re-arranges of the standard Miss Inc. Co. paid Mrs. Williams $48.68. Mr. Williams can live in New York, a man who thought for her a man who thought for her also a man who thought for her also Mrs. Reason. C. M. Forkman will be a good place in the city. She will be at 1-2 p.m. $12.50. She will be at 1-2 p.m. $12.50. OAKWOOD—This week finds us looking forward to a quiet Xmas and a happy. New Year, Archie Polks and his brother left for Kerens to visit their brother. 20 Williams has been on the stek-that, also David Harris, R. L. Carolyn and his little daughter. While practicing athletes the other day, White Richard received a torn lip which the Doctor had to take several stitches in. The magletan, Mr. Jones demonstrated a few tricks at W. C. last Wednesday night. Miss Tippens won the prize of a dollar and the supposed picture of a friend Mears, H. C. and B. C. Carter returned from Streetman, Mr. Malone and Miss Willis will get married Sunday. It is presumed Mr. Carrier has over? reason to be tickled these days. One of Mrs. Steve Tallow's young- Largest Stock of Unredeemed Diamonds in the City at a Saving of 20 to 50 per cent. We Rent or Sell We Buy or Exchange BUY THE SMITH WAY The Easy Way Phone Y-2838 J. D. SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Good Furniture 2546.2548 ELM STREET 20 Years in DALLAS "CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE THE MAN BUT THEY OFTIMES PROCLAIM HIM Think twice before you neglect your personal appearance A tailored suit, to your measure costs no more at THE MODEL TAILORS 2313 Elm Street -MARCELLO- An Absolutely NEW PREPARATION That Waves and Beautifies Your Hair ASK YOUR DRUGGIST CENTER FOR SOCIAL SERVICES FIRST IN NEW YORK REGISTER NATIONAL ENERGY PRESS ASSOCIATION www.nationalenergypress.org www.nationalenergypress.org www.nationalenergypress.org IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. OCTOBER 25, 1915 we know many more abbreviations of honor we have been given by the yellow sergeant. It is bestowed upon the sentinel, with it is a honor, every day, of the day. We must not call our service until we call to honor our brave breasts; they are our true title. It professes a constitution, a brand, our name, our identity. Our corps covers all the territories occupied by the human race. Our lives on us are our protections. Many of the grave cases with us. We are to help. W. B. KING It was an advertising scheme of a local council which depicted elegantly faced mother dressed in stockings to match her glittering hair and glittered brown dresses badly played with water jacket, well grounded and with all of the appearance of the modern world read a paper by the light of a beautiful lamp. There was nothing over drawn about that picture. It can be a real life of the average city in which whole families are engaged in culture and, best of all procedures, they twenty-fourths that such a picture represents in real life among members of the same race who are expected to read. What company dealing in real life would have been able to produce such a subject for an advertisement? Just a calendar to give to prospective customers by a consumer in need. It is increased business. And yet it told a story which was intertwined with true to life. It said that the Babe Life of the average Negro man was not unlike that of the average American. It proved that the man who did not desire for the desires in things which must please the public, it showed that he had a desire to have their own business on the part of Negroes to have their own business, which that the faces of others which had, here, been made aware of, were advertising. It is true that a growing recognition on the part of Negroes on such advertising. It shows that there was a growing recognition on the part of Negroes on such advertising. It is true that straw show the direction of the wind. This calculation was a first which showed definitely the direction of a race. It was more than more in more, it is so easily placed that thousands may read it. Jose. Christmas is a person living in the present. He is a man in a small business because of presidents' thought, and the news of them will into the New There’s no time that the service Christmas is to the time that the form of the many loves requests the process of the field in which he has loved all of the year. Those persons and races which make the greatest progress are all those who realize that "wait" enough does not do. They also were strive for something great as of and better. Whether the world is getting better, the service depends largely upon the point of view and the type of person who is viewing it. Passionists, however, might well replace themselves with the thought that it never goes completely to the does. The have little faith in. Those of the who are always making free. O whispers at: Now Years, but we still are willing to stretch our own power and encourage art of our friends to lay down the hammer this year and attend—not something to constrictive. "Battling" Biki is dead after one of the most spectacular enrers which has been lived by any man with black skins in America. Born in the heart of the jungle just twenty-eight years ago, he lived a life which might well furnish thrills for a multitude of fiction lovers. Winner of a Croix de Guerra, winner of forty battles in the ring winner of the title of the world's light-heavyweight champion, he died the death of a common gannaster shot down from behind after a brawl in a common house of ill fame. Was he the victim of a civilization which he could not understand, or the acceptance of anything other than the life of the jungle rather than the life of man? Will he will be many who will claim that he is the victim of the existence of proof in all of those unfortunate things, which are forbidden to him? Will he say that the "loosest connet- change the spoils" that such could not be expected to be obtained? But closer study of the life of this unfortunate lad will disclose more study: which strike at the policy generally followed by the government; the private judgment for the purpose of national consolidation; the savaged carried these instantiations showed the lack of restraint which he showed, disallowed the loss for him only, because of the fact he was nation, which has not maintained points in Africa have a distinct preference for the tra- sion of the area. It is so far as that training would add to their ability to add to the amounts of revenue, which come from the importance of license in things unnormal because of the fact that they would turn into the area. It is a choice which would ultimately result in the lessening of ancient tradition and the more ready to do the work of the identified bondage which they imposed. When women and men, their disease is leading to estdering and the�-standing of esthering as far as the handling of the instruments of civilized production were con- curred but none of the more more likely to be considered the examples set by those, who represented civilisation who finally were in the form of some and forgot the polish of estichened civilisation and surrendered themselves to drink and unmorally are almost forced to the consideration of the power of Europe in Africa in an enfavorable way. And in the consideration of the life of the RIN in America and wherefore, stifled at once with con- sidering and shadowing yet surely the result of the training, we cannot but imparishise with him and all of the people of Africa. We know that the engaged with him and all of the people of Africa are not even his remains before they are laid to rest in this land- house customs allowed him to de- vive the whole of the land and that something in his that- edized people should have developed and directed into a channel of "PEACE ON EARTH: GOOD WILL TO ALL MEN" Somewhat those words have a "ing of satisfaction in them more easily discernible at this time of year than at any other. They are tried in reality by all civilized men at this time of year and their acceptance in real truth is evidenced in freer giving, solleftion for the poor, remembrance of one's friends by gifts, decorations which bring cheer. Christmas, begun with the birth of The Savior and continued in our time, together with its power to draw men more close to the spirit of The Maker is lengthening the mean of its stay and its spirit as evidenced by "peace on earth" good will to all men is slowly but really coming to represent the solution of the world at large. Missalot! heating is through- ing attempt to limit the mob- to drive out by linking: a North Carolina jury punishes a down mob members while the press of Texas recites the fact that the tate has not had a single lynch- ing yet and expresses the hope that it will pass one year with a record clear of such a blot, A Georgia jury accerts a black man charged with the murder of a deputy sheriff and Norro is at- hand to lynch him as he walks from the court room. Interracial committees all over the South are extreme results in interracial good- will which are evidenced by better without house, more willingness that Negroes be included in civic matters. Only in those places to which numbers of members of the race have gone to there any evidence of anything but a growing willness on the cart of white America to see return of good will to all men prev- ail. Furthermore that nations of the world have moved definite- nt forward toward a practical so- sition of the problem of universal peace. The peace act of Locarno and its acceptance, the roadside with which problems which once called for war are the spirit of And so, as this Christmas season approaches all of our added needs should be addressed with a decision to do our individual site toward self-esteem to that it shall be helped in every way. Thus happens that someone else becomes the Maker of Christmas as a time of reloitation that the plan of the Maker is to have more and more men are becoming *willing to live* to the duties to which they proactively THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION This was spent on white hite in a plain confederation in new schools, $17,459 92; on colored hite to those who hope for justice in schools, painting. Mind you, the Jee Crowlham, we wish to save while encouragement was 4,104 and the that such hope is a hardie. TID -- BITS If lanching mobs in Texas can be controlled for just eleven days more, this state will have been trees from the blot of a lanching for the first time since 1885 according to the statement of several of the leading daily papers. That they take pride in this fact is divided by the large headiness in which they chronicle the fact and the appeal which even these news stories carry that the good record of the year be maintained. Such a fact as this it sufficient cause for receiving according to the thinking of the Express. And the thing that these papers, representing as they do, are a large amount of the public sentiment in Texas, are glad that this is so, should furnish room for much thankfulness on the part of members of the race. It represents definite progress in the direction of civilization. It proves that there is a growing consciousness on the part of the southern white man of his duty to himself and the country which he hopes to perpetuate. It argues that, under favorable circumstances this line in this grow, and that together with the growing feeling, there will come an era of thoughtfulness of the rights of black men which will make itself felt in increased fairness to them in matters in which they have never known it. Texas will benefit in self re- All the facts point in the same direction; on American there is no equal school for colored children except where they attend school with all other children. There are no separate training programs that are for colored Americans that are in all respects equal to the accommodations for other travelers. In any of the three conditions, the law of the court, and convenience with all other sections of the theatre. The only places where black Americans enjoy "Equal accommodations" are where they have the same privilege of accommodations with all others. Segregation always has robbed, slavery-rober, and it seems always more, job, the segregated minority against whom it is really directed. All the technical phraseology and solemn mandates of the firm Crowing laws and regulations, implying equality and impartiality are commercial, comfort or convenience are most words, meaning. Any phase of Jim Crow's term will illustrate the same truth, but let us look at this example of the public school business Talladega County in Alabama, is supposed to be one of the most civilized places in the south. It even has one of the largest and best Negro colleges of the whole country. We have a lot of the county board of education for the year just closed in 1935, unintendedly discloses these terrible facts. For one must dig them just from among the masses of figures. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1925 apsect from a year free from lynching, the sample will be eagerly copied by counsel who may have been to know the degree says which follows the murder of citizens by mob. And with this in mind, the sample will come a determination to do even better in other things. And, who can say that the man who set the state and others which show indelegence in the same direction, felons have come to the police from public congeniality, are not best in that they contain a greater guarantee of the protection of this settlement. A Federal law and would not have need the ready re-entry and meeting, it, in all probability would have suffered the same punishment as the fifth Amendment to the Constitution, so, which have not been enforced because of the public punishment with them, in making its year without a lynching to its dis-know. "I love at first sight possession of the body," the abundant counsel has hoped that still other states dur-ing the coming year will join its efforts. "I love to love one most friend." MISS EYES. NEED HIT MAY YOU HAVE A REAL OLD PASSIONED HERMETRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR MISS EYES To the Flappers who want to know, "I love at first sight possession of the body," the abundant counsel has hoped that still other states dur-ing the coming year will join its efforts. "I love to love one most friend." To the color question has broken up another project in Washington. Members of a mixed commitment, both was considering the holding of a great occasion in which at this of both races would as appear have radically disagreed because of the insistence of Negro members for an equal consideration in the arrangements. It will be ever thus until "a man's a man" for a that. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION colored enrollment. 2. 945. Just 165 less than the white, and the colored schools were already far more in need than the white, because of the unfair treatment of the former years. A square deal would have necessitated the spending of the most money on colored schools in this particular year. On the white elementary schools there was at present $66,099.50. That makes a total of $83,580.42 spent on the white schools of this county, while the same-spent on colored schools was $5,157.70. Wait a minute! All those suites were the expenditures for teachers' salaries, but the whites got all the money spent on administration and general management of the schools. And in spite of the poor position the negro schools were $18,000 was open for new white schools, and less than $15,000 for new colored schools. While the county employs 123 white teachers, it employs fifty-nine Colored less than half as many colored teachers for practically the same number of pupils as the whites must teach. Maybe you think that the unfolded colored children don't attend school any way. When the average attendance for the white children was 2,774, while that for colored children was 2,607, a remarkable thing—this colored children are more than the most more but much less attractive, much less comfortable and perhaps more distantly and incoevently located are the Negro schools. This story illustrates the truth in every Jim Crow school system in the United States, though the state is difficult to find. Now in some places it is a little better, in many places much worse. Even the state schools for the separate "higher" education of the Negro show the same unfair treatment. A southern state has been known to appropriate more money for the maintenance of, one of its white colleges. It's... The entire N. The border states of the south like West Virginia and Kentucky, are a bit less unfair. But we see that Kentucky now appropriates only $40,000 for the maintenance of one of its colored states school while the teachers' salaries alone call for $2,000 more than that ($42,000). And in spite of the fast that the state gives this school less money than the school must pay to its present teaching staff, the state of Kentucky never is in研究院的任何地方，而它们都离不开教育。 The inspector usually acts as if he expects to find a pile of state money has been stolen or misapplied. When the teachers' salaries alone cost the school $42,000, a state that gives the school only $40,000, ought to send out an in-trading committee to find out where the principal managers get the test of the money to pay the teachers and run the other school costs. Yes, yes. "Seagrazed, usually," plans contradiction in terms. To those who hope for justice in 2000, the Crowlism, we wish to say that such hope is a harlot. BITS widened at the cost of $1,000,000. *The average host that costs to market representatives from 18 to 18 months of corn.* *The average cost to attend Green, by the account built under the direction of Rumen Emperor, Hardian in the year 1444.* *Adams and Jefferson—presidents of Revolutionary period, died in 1825 within an hour of each other.* *Nearly $100,000 worth of American to other countries each month.* Minnesota supplies about thirty pounds of all the trout we give good in the United States (a private in Col. Minnesota's regi- ment or corporation, without go- verance or authority, the purchaser Pierceau is he mounted on the pau- pet and was leading the amount of the British to what appeared strain Henry. IPOwr (Answer to Bloody 22 Salem Poor.) MISS EYES. NEW YORK. SOCIETY & CLUBS To the lappers who want to know "In love at first sight possible! Miss Eyes will-ess possible. But not probable. To be in love to means a lot more than admitting its payside, from featured, or tone of voice. To really love one must know intimately the thoughts and feelings of the loved one. How this can be learned at a glance or in a day is beyond Miss Eyes Comprening Benson. My dear little lady don't allow the broken romance to spoil the great of your life. Don't you know brooding-ever a broken romance is an easy-even-spilled milk. Miss Eyes will advise you to mix with friends and forget the dead loves. You will find that could be always willing to bring on another romance. If the first "one" does not like, Miss Eyes says Love is soft, selfish or limited or personal. It is a faculty to be developed for "infinite" good. Remember, we go to bed to sleep not to re-view one's troubles. Sleep is the ours for SOCIETY **THE TRIPHICHOREAN CLUB** A club for women. H. Pendricka at the usual hour. All members are told to call call. At the close of a meeting she支支 the next meeting will be held at the St. Mary's Trinity St. at 2 p.m. M. Pendricka president. **THE LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB—First Formal dance which was held Monday Dec. 10. It was a danced elaborate decoration of palms decorated a tropical garden. Pensors dressed in the club colors of blue and gold & the ladies were given, and the men were worn. **THE LA FLAMOUS SOCIAL CLUB** C. I. Minter, 2301 Cochran C. I. Minter, 2301 Cochran M. business having been done to the social affair. The next meeting with Ma. Dale, 1416 Cochran INDENDENDE CHARITY CLUB *Will entertain with a *turkey* dish* *and a *cake* from Mr. Willett, L. Brown, 429 Pauline St. The *p歉歉*, *p歉歉*, he presents as we want to make our year. Our menu of the evening includes *tunks* and *dressing*, *sweet cakes*, *potato salad*, *sown*, *black coffee* and *cake*. Mrs. Brown, hostess, Mrs. Schoh, Mgr. Kirchner, WOODMEN OF UNION The Woodmen of Union having been in Texas, one month and boasting of a membership of over 200. Their last drive being at Thomas Ave. Christian church where deputies contest was held and praises paid off Monday night Dec. 21st. Mrs. T. Hunter received the first prize, Mrs. Williams 2nd. The Woodmen of Union was entertained by the Choral Club of the church and through the efforts of Woodmen of Union a nice collection was raised for said church. We highly appreciated the program by this wonderful club. State Deputies of W.O. L. left Tuesday for Oklahoma where they will spend the holidays and both meetings at several points in them go to Hot Springs for the dedication of the new building and attend Deputy's school. They are very proud of their success in Dallas and wish to thank pastors and members for their cooperation. They are hoping for even bigger things in the near future from Dallas and Texas. The Trail has been blazed and the building is more than a small force which has been appointed to complete the work here to Dallas. Mr. Robinson returns from San Antonio where it is hoped he will do well. He has been here for a week and has been inspired to do work for W.O. U. The Woodmen also made a very liberal donation to Evening Church church, who also boasts of a new lodge and who through their pas- for maste the way possible to do some great work for W. O. U. They have also been inspired to increase their membership and an-furl the banner The Woodmen of Union wish to thank the Dallas Express Forces for their hard work and coordination with their manager and Editor Massa Sharka and Hile. We wish for their efforts and cooperation with their efforts and cooperation. REV. B. J MCLENDON DIES This comes to say that New Haven is a McLondon, moderator of M. Provisional Baptist Association in the West, Tarka, and pastor of Mt. Dr. President Deposit church Witchita wa a troubled mind. Miss Eyee will say seek sleep and all will be well. Hey! Mr. If you admire that cule little, Flapper no matter if she has a doesn't sweetness. Don't you know "what is worth having in world going after? So Miss Eyee will say join he'm merry procession. Let the beat man win. To the young lady who is in doubt Miss Eyee advice to you is make your own decision and do not mind what your relatives and friends say. If you love him, marry him and let the world laugh on. Miss So Cuije Cutes you think it's smart to drink intoxicative liquor. Miss Eyes will say those very men who encourage you to drink seldom respect you. Intoxicating liquor has caused the ruthation of many men and women, if a woman only would realize that deep down in the heart of a man is admired for the woman who does not take in overlooking liquor. These would be lower "wild parties and little broken hearts." Its all over Miss Eyes wonders in taking your inventory for, 1928 just how the scales balance. Don't make such strong resolutions and way be you'll keep them better. & CLUBS IN THE NOTHIRD DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB—Mid Tuesday evening Dec. 16th at the home of Mrs. M. Lillie Bowen, 211-215 Washington with president preceding Quite a week with two new members, Mrs. Wilson, and with two new members, Mrs. Baker. One and one half hours spent in work, a dainty course of jelly wiped out, and the club was served, after which the club adjusted to meet with Mrs. Wil- son, who wiped out the club evening Dec. 17th. Mrs. Bearcee barker, president. NOTHIRD DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB—Mid with Mrs. Wilson, Dice and Mrs. Bowen, and with Mrs. Baker. A lovely time was had in art and in the exchange of Xena with Mrs. Bowen, and with Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Viole Dorsey will be social barker, Mrs. Viole Dorsey will be social barker, president. NORTH-DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB — Was entertained by Mrs. W. Browne, 16 members answered to roll call. A delightful menu was served. The menu included a salad with Mrs. L. Bowell, 2111 Washington Ave. THE EXCESSION MATRON'S — Met on Thursday, Dec. 17, 1945 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. C. Robinson, Attendance of the hall to be used houses and served a most delicious lunch at the home of Mrs. C. Robinson, 2114 Washington Ave. President: Mrs. C. T. Robinson, Reporter. Fall, Texas, and a loud mark throughout his denomination quietly passed away at his home, 206, 2114 Washington Ave. Monday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 14, 1965. Will be buried Santa Barbara Baptist Church, Davenport, Texas. H. I. OF RUTH NO. 627 LOST EN- Mrs. Fannie-Hughes, 233 Triton St. - departed from the life of St. Martin after a brief illness after a brief illness of sight. Mrs. Hughes and been an immure friend of Mr. Kayes. Leaves a brother, Mr. Kayes. Wives of Mr. Kayes. Shuttered. Wives - Winged and a number of other relatives and a number of other relatives and to mourn her "Labor Omnia Veneit" The carnival gives for the benefit of the school netted $124.90. We thank all who rallied so nobly to such a worthy cause. Rev. a Cummings, Duncan and Williams report splendid services Sunday. The regular meeting night for the "Watch Your Step Club" will be Tuesday. Miss Virrell Carter was elected president and Miss Oell Talley, vice president and Miss Julia Hall. Secretary Mrs. P. E. Huff, municipal director of Prayer service, each Wednesday night, all students are compiled to attend. Sick Hat! Miss Ciao Deferrae and Val Templement special News-Mr. Verney Payne lost his girl last week during the carnival. Dr. and Mr. people. Texas, were of M.K. Hughes, each of Mr. the grandmother of Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Adams will spend the holidays. AMONG THE CHURCHES CHURCH NOTES W. Dr. Geo. T. Truitt, America's greatest preacher preached to a large congregation at "Meadonia Macedonia," last Sunday. A large number of members and white friends of St. David, Baptist church worshiped with Macedonia. Dr. J. W. Halley, Sup. of Missions, for the Nuevo Hoyo Baptist accrued the $10,000 in gifts of the class of Dr. Truett's great sermon, Brother Burgeri durch援教 pastor & sister of the class of Dr. Truett a beautiful bouquet as an appreciation of the colored sermon. The pastor in fitting words delivered the presentation speech and charmed the large white audience with his eloquent speech. Music was furnished by the Choirs of Macedonia and at each rendition was vociferously applauded. An offering of more than $200 was given to Macdonia for its various departmental work. The 5th anniversary of pastor E. Arlington Wim'on closed a week ago with an offering of a little more than a thousand dollars given the pastor. With a magnificent spirit Pastor Wilson received the same and immediately applied it to the indebtedness of "Greater Macdonia." This church has 5 auditoriums, operates a Kindergarten free library, hot and cold shower servatory of music, bible and misses, baths, bureaus of employment, conionary training school, cooking and sewing school, home for aged and infirm and a charity society with the "Hill Climbers" with 36 graves or more for the unfortunate. The Big Financial Drive is on for the 4th Sunday in Jan. 1926 for the installation of the new Pipe Organ with chimes and Harps, etc.-N. Jackson, reporter Macedonia Baptist Church Macedonia Baptist B.B. opened Sunday morning with the staff of Teachers present. Men's Bible class No. 2, G. T Smith carried the financial banner back to their class. Total number present in S. B. 118-Collection $24.38. Rev. A. Wilson seemed to have been at his best Sunday morning subject. Take up your Cross and follow men. Rev. Shaw the assistant pastor preached at 7:45 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD IN NATIONAL SESSION IN _MEMPHIS_ MEMPHIS, TENN. DAY, 18, 1931 the Church of the God in New now in education here, with about hundred hundred-dresses from wif- ers of the Mistresship from India, of the Mistresship from India, and gid films from India. Bider C. H. and wife of West Africa. It do- n't matter when Sunday was twenty seconds. Bider C. H. are haunted every day. Bider them and walked away after the service. Bider C. H. the ministers. Bider E. M. C. who has charge of the commissary departee's feeding will run hundred hundred-dresses in a day school offering Biday. De- partee's eight hundred and fifty six dollars. The Bible school opened at 8:34 a.m. with Surf. Prof. T W. Pratt, presiding. The Bible school had been held by a remarkable lecture by Prof. J E McCoy. There were five-fifty lectures presided on and by the faculty. Church service began at alween 'o'clock, in full glow. Everyone re- tolling in the return of the pastor. **Christmas did'n't come each year** Wed miss a heap of 'Friendly cheer' Seems like it draws us nearer-like A little closer, dearer-like 'And makes us want to say say Warm Greetings and Good Wishes Toe ELLA. B. MOOR CENTRAL A Week Commencing Dec. 28. JULES McGA Famous Ragtime A Miniature Broadway 25—People Special Orch "CHICAGO GLOO A Show of Spies, Pop a EXTRA ATTRACTION E "CLEO," largest woman the CHARLES BEGINNING SUNDAY, DEC. 27— The "DEVIL'S B RACE'S GREATEST PRO EVELYN P "CHICAGO GLOOM CHASERS A Show of Spice, Pop and Originalities EXTRA ATTRACTION EXTRA ATTRACTION "CLEO," largest woman in the world doing the CHARLESTON UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOP Parkside LOW INSTEP SHOE That's really all there is to the the style leaders in the community. If a style is new and good—we the Backward Shoe—then UNCLE SAM'S PA 2310 ELM That's really all there is to the secret of our success as a business owner. We have a team of people. If a style is new and good—we have it, and it's always the Packard killer. UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOP 2310 KLM 2310 KLM A. after .an. absence of alky. daisy Rev. Cox. delivered an excellence sermon at 11:180 c'clock. 'subject' "The Power of the Gospel" At eight o'clock p. m. Rev. Con. delivered another one of his time's sermons. "Why I am a Christian," A great crowd heard this wonderful sermon. Grand total collect to be for the day, $29.00. Mrs. Julia G. Frasier will deliver an address Sunday morning at 10:20. At an orderally invited. Wm E. Grease, clark. MILL CAVC CHRISTMAS VANNE M. G—8 E. OPPEN 9145 o'clock with Sept. B. W. Kerr and teacher at their post with a front line school. Visitors 3 Closing remarks by Rev. Carter. Ranker class no. 2, sister M. Tipp's teacher. AT 11°0' clock devotional service opened by Deas Tipp and V. Skillern, after which Paxter P. M. Mitchell preached a post at the room subject. Follow Jesus. At 2 o'clock Breaker or D. Williams was ordained for deaconship. At 6 o'clock B.V.P. U. opened with president, C. Shepherd in the chair. The meeting being carried out by our R. Y. P. U. organiser, Rev. G. Shepherd. Group number 3 rendered a program number 2 was the banner group at 8 o'clock devotional services opened by Rev. G. Shepherd. These patients introduced Rev. J. G. Griffin, who reached to us from Matt 20-22. We were made feel glad. Collection $24.25 Rev. P. M. Mitchell, pastor Willie H. Duckett, super D. W. Kerr was ordained for deaconship. At 6 o'clock B.V.P. U. opened with president, C. Shepherd in the chair. The meeting being carried out by our R. Y. P. U. organiser, Rev. G. Shepherd. Group number 3 rendered a program number 2 was the banner group at 8 o'clock devotional services opened by Rev. G. Shepherd. These patients introduced Rev. J. G. Griffin, who reached to us from Matt 20-22. We were made feel glad. Collection $24.25 Rev. P. M. Mitchell, pastor Willie H. Duckett, super GREATER MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, METROPOLITAN AND ROBERTS STS We have been excavated for the last week the first anniversary of the marking with a great success. The programme was carried out by the auxiliary of the church participated in the affair and gave their pastor and family feel that Theal and preage are much appreciated of all the holy spirit come from all of the holy spirit come from its self manifest to every believer. J. D. Leonard preached the intercession sermon, he attired things from circumstance to circumstance. The preage is a great haustret. From all sources he preached for the pastor, in these twelve months under the leadership of a very beautiful and desirable aid to worshinin. In our church we have a greatship in ship with us. The strummers are A. A. Brenna, pastor N. I. Travers. LEXINGTON. Miss. Dear 34—Harry M. McLennan made on the pickup truck of Frank Warz with his sixteen-year-old daughter, Mary. He and wall on her helmet, the Georgia, and was a lawyer, the prosecution, and is the mother of seven children. He was almost being eighty seven years old when he died. He led eighty-seven children. DR. R. F. DOYLE A Shoe Store For Particular Men The PACKARD SHOE Having the Right Shoes at the Right Time A MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL W. F. Bledsoe, G. M. Paid Beneficiaries Over $2,128,000.00. W. F. BLEDSOE, G. M. Marshall, Texas A MODEL CHRISTMAS GIFT By J. H. Thomas On a Cloudless Christmas morning, When the world was calm and still, Notesthetically, there came an angel To the shepherds o the hill, And proclaimed the joyful tidiness Of the baby Jesus, Bethlehem, Whose shepherd there gloriously spirits, and with joy scriptured them. There a saints hered the valyrs Seemed sheave rocked the world to And the spell was broken only By the blasting of the sheep; But so suddenly she sounded Of a great angelic horn. "Glory to God in the highest!" Schools of the Holy Gift! And the shepherds so astonished In the sweetness of the grapp! Said, "Let's find the Lord's anecdote." Who said the nation reigns: Over the hills they treasured, On Till to Bethlehem they came. There they found the baby Jesus God's great Christmas gift to fame. Womanhood was then uplifted To its highest plane in life, by the birth of Christ to Mary. Joseph's meek and lowly wife To the poor and to the humble, To the Gentile and to the Jew. Jesus Christ the son was given. To a dying world rescue. Mr. Phil Register, 9th and Calhoun State. Pt. Worth, Texas. Dear Mr. Register: No doubt this will be a surprise to you to know that I am now in the city of Chicago, employed We have been having some lovely, wet weather but it is snowing outside now and I think it is getting really cold. I have to bear the Rockland Hayes last夜 and enjoyed it very much. What are you all planning for the holliday? To the ellipsona W. Worth and the general public at large: Rev R. M. Montgomery, at great age of 80, at St. James Church, James 2nd St. Baptist Church in Deaconry, Secordry, Financial Field Agent, Assistant Pastor and President of the Baptist Young People's PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TO MEN You are welcome to our superior Service through our NEW PLAN: CLASS A—Straight Life Policy with Burial $575.00. Class B—Policies $250, $500, and $1,000 each besides the $75.00 burial. Borrow money on these policies. Exemption from payment. Do not lapse. Rates on Safety-Fir st basis. Class C—Social and Fraternal members paying $10.00 per year. Tuesday night Dec. 22nd, at 11 a.m., "Pledge to God," Wanted Women. Wanted T. P. M., Way Is not God. Wanted T. P. M., "Day That Way is not God." Wanted T. P. M., "Great day and a great question." Out Motto: But in the client list, I am following divine leaders, that under God a great work will be performed through the Doors for religion through ministry and general public ministry, and general public ministry, who help or come to the church and join the panion of the Kingdom, Rev. R. B. M. Montgomery, L. 3721, and Col. Tahir in shares Fort Worth must lead, "we added in several weeks to the church and join the do the same thing next week. The WHILE WIND shame it to, "good cheer is all sums over the applause of radio fans, who heard the chorus of the song number also receiving favorable, comment, particularly Mr. C. C. and Mrs. R. Club activities have been the center of interest for the past few weeks in the prominent club in staging their annual "gym-cor" has caused much brown and has resulted in the organization of a new one that is to be Whild Wind is on the job and will Whild Wind is on the job and will reactions consume the broom and bring about improvement. Mr. W., Como grocer, busy on books during a quiet hour course. Hey, G W. B., stepping aloud briefly in a searching south wind cabin. Como hills are very pleasant in summer and most little in winter. The K. of P. Drux Store located in the new K. of P. Bruhlin, cor- nervating the city, is the agemement of Miss M. A. Donaldson. Ph. G. and Mr. W. B. Bradford are really business to the de- velopers of the city and many friends of the city. $40,000 Average Monthly Income Approaching the closing days of another successful business year, the spirit is upon us to express our wish that you too have had a similar experience. Especially do we wish to thank the Dallas friends who have taken advantage of the opportunity, to avail themselves of SURE PROTECTION in America's Largest Negro Fraternal Society and to wish for you continued success. IF YOU WOULD HAVE YOUR NEW YEAR PROSPEROUS PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES WITH A GUARANTEED POLICY DR. E. A. KENDALL, Supreme President JNO. E. WEBR Supreme Custodian Texas Towns BASTEROY — Maintenance Frequency, Home, Humpback, Wright, Fry Log Body Log, Mr. & Fotherne, and and Miss-Hinder Lee have re- tәр래es from the Humpback War sociation held in Dallas. Paul Quince A. M. E. Church held the First Quarterly Conference for the Winters with Dr. J. H. McAllister, Dr. J. H. O. Ongham, F. O. The en- ture membership joined in, making of 2276 Humpback in-delighted to, having a near monitor and his excellent help-work, who something by having the church work well in and the building. School is pro- garding a X-man Cantals entitled "Plants Change Money" which will be staged sometimes during December, Mrs. L. A. Grimes, As- santed Dept. conducted a 8-day de- g厂 the disease of the Dept. Ch- tion of the Dough Chains. The A- l. F. of the Doughs to now on- cings 00 in the degree. Can w- on the 11? Why, you. The Thanks- eiver-entertainment goes to be Mrs. E. Johnson at Kerr's Hall was quite a success. Givaryth ASHEN — Sunday was a such-due day of Little Elton Rev. E. V. Dury produced a wonderful earman, B. Y. P. U. and敦富尔 were doing good work. All other were at their post of duty. Mr Taylor and wife motored to Middley, Texas. Hammyl-Tille-The weather being glazed the 5th-nundry Board of the�hine Valley Association had to spend a senior day in the�gland station. The meeting was a day of Friday. Rev. John Bollen, who preached midday avaron Sunday Day, Frank Buckley Rev. E. V. Dury, Rev. George Anderson and Rev. F. Daniels were pre-time. The women's department put their 8th-year program. Renter J. A. Thomas, County president made an infelicacy and rinally lecture in behalf of the Board and its programs. The Fifth-day Board of the West Beltist Association continued stop at the night. Digital church. The night the Band. Board of the Mobile Valley will deliver a new show. Mr. M. Hunn, top of the family. T. W. Buckley and Edurny, and R. R. J. A. Thomas also R. M. E. Hamilton were in the office of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. G. G. Mr. Joe Bryant to still on the side that Mr. Bonnie Jordan is re-operating. The Homewell Hi School market, the girls accompanying the F.M.C.A. in Wickley Hertlels and Mrs. Stable Mildman took a playbook and successes trip to Wickley and Indie Park. The news at Wickley World, and 20 at Indian Hill is and it was found our girls he排水 to go from Wickley a team that had not been beaten in three years. All are looking forward to the coming of Mr. St. William of London, Monday night. Dec. 7th, H. Wickley and Mr. Stable are planning and coloring the New Year's Day of theారable of the public school. The Company took a special trip to the Town of Wickley. Mr. Wickley Rockdocks of Doverville is to be in town this week on quashers. You. O. W. Dour of Robinson High was in town yesterday. HAROLD WEDDINGham — Hey, AL H. Harris was at his post-Birthday and prevailed on— who soon—to take guard Sunday night. Mr. Kit McNeely of New York, Texas. The following day, Mr. McNeely of the city's boy moved here. Rev. Harris is all standing conference at "Hanton, Texas, Means James Wright, Cheres Means, Dass Oliver and Mrs. Wyatt's Lord motored to Wickley. Pre-Birthday also Mr. and Mrs. Wickley sent Peter Mrs. H. H. Lee aged the week end in Burk. APPROACH. — It was well attended, the Taylor Union Student Convocation were held at new town then their first meeting, and they were, with only their classes which was Upper two classes, Good Luck Lady. (THOMAS) WELLS—Miller State University, of Wichita, La. in bach writes his country. In bach he writes of Creation, New York, New Haven, Texas, speaks Thanksgiving to the city with her beauty, and Mr. Jordan of Dotas point, through here that speaks on a day with birds and squirrels. military member Mary Calhoun, McCauley of elevated Hew Calhoun presided the missionary宵宵 nightly duty in F.C. on last Friday night Mrs Ballie Hanford gave her husband Michael Hanford a received many valuable presents, including a memorial plaque. Ohmy God! In the city, visit friends. **AIGO** — Mr. Armstrong Martin agreed Thanksgiving night at home and attended the Fourth Board Meeting of the Our Lady School is moving on over f. Chase. Thanksgiving was a half day with the school as on Friday. The school is to the 11th grades put forth their offers and strength enough to accommodate for children. Also a special event for them is a memorial talk was made Brandeis to the boys and girls. Another slice talk was made in F. I. Teachers, parents and children were at Brandeis. A memorial talk was made Brandeis to the boys and girls. Albert Bibbey and Hedd Breedley moved to Marlboro to ask Mr. Breedley to help. York港进了Terry to ask JEWISFESSION—Sunday was a high day at Magdalis Baptist Church Sunday School well attended; all teachers and staff had been paid to the Rev. J. E. Powell preached on the sermon at Bartain. Baptist church at 11 o'clock. The Royal Knights and Daughters of McDonald were able to do so on the last staff in our city here in the last few weeks, yet the Deputy lost an commission for bad conduct which in the city. The H. Paul McDonald's question were well addressed Sunday Day! Rev. J. E. Powell preached, equal stirring, sermon of the state. "Let it be known throughout the state of Texas that Mr. Bam Butler is no longer connected with King Royal Knights and Daughters of McDonald, he is no longer a member of the order, not can work in any of the local branches. We all worry to correct the statement of Mr. Marshall's reporter to the public press for the "Rocks" issue. I am not here on this County's web—not dead when he reached Kinn Hospital at Marshall, Texas, was able to stay there eight days, and returned home hopeful of a speedy recovery last Saturday, one week ago, and still alive, much improved at this writing. Last Thursday. Thanksgiving. Day, our people left the city for Marshall to written a foot-ball game. A new winning game, Mr. A. E. Powell, the Avenger, Texas, was a Denmark of Avenger, Texas, and then the city this morning entrete to Mr. Marshall. Texas on April 20 PINNAND—Rev. H. W. Henderson pastor of Jackson Chapel C M. B. Church preached a wonderful sermon Sunday at H. e/eback for the Ministry of History of Eyegreen Baptist Church. The weather being fair and favorable all churches and schools and B. K. P. U. were well intended. The B. Y. P. U. program was excellent. Prof. Page visited the B. K. Sunday. He made some very encouraging remarks in behalf of the C. M. B. Sunday School. Sunday night the Home Mission Sisters Rally was a success with the assistance of the Surgeon. Their program was very good. Amount raised $18.51. By batting votes Mrs. J. Shepard to the president of the Society. Mrs. Shepard's votes were 131. Mrs. C. Hafford, 123. The services were well attended and properly earned for Mr. W. Gipson and Mrs. C. Gipson were presented with a fine baby girl Kov. 1k. 1885. They were GAINERVILLE — All Church's had good service Sunday despite the unsettled weather. Rev. Thomas was sent by the A. M. E. conference at Duflon last week, to pass the church at Waxashire, Texas. Bethel A. M. E. has a major pastor for next year. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Short, who last week have several days ago by fire have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Short's home. along on Mill St. Are you one of the regular subserviors of "the K-2 years-14-story-error-of-your name, can go on the X-2-honor roll, Mr. Jim and Rhod Horn, etc. I'm providing very slowly. We are good to see Grandma Lou Dixon looking to Well Rev. A. A. Binckell and family are in the city for a few days preparing to move to Fort Worth, their new home with Rev. Simpson. In the past two years Mr. and Mrs. Short's being boasts to the Quakerfield Tory Interfaith with a "German" expi. Thanksgiving morning from 11:17. Thanks and Resolving was enjoyed with Mr. Those present were Miss Miller, Chauvery, Stone, Alnsworth, Madness Green Channock, and many others' Mr. Andrew Rints and family motored over to McKinley, Texas to eat Thanksgiving turkey. Dr. Binnette was in town this week on business. Washington HI Notice. The football team train from a place played by the home team, giving day with a score of 6.2. The Hamilton Tigers "Tig and How" played against the boys played that were warm or sleepy. Where was a very cool day, the boys found a cool-mud-covered the direction of Port. Carter, the entire school participated in a contest now you parents on on campus now you parents on on campus and we wonder what happens and we wonder what happens at the Stats Teachers Association at the week. Mr. Lee **BROWNWOOD** — The A. M. B. Missionary, hospitably meet at the parish, and discuss after which a poet sum was restated from The good homestead, well attended at all church Sund. Arrivals: Miss Margaret Jones, Poor. R. F. Hardin from Dallas, W. Washington, Winston Falls. Rev. Wm. Cherrington from Belfast, W. Washington, Winston Falls. Mrs. J. Carr from Angel San Mateo, P. Worth, Mr. and mrs. K. F. Worth, Mr. and mrs. J. Johnson from Hallingford, Mr. Rev. O. V. Covitt, Mrs. B. Hall will discuss the Board at Hallingford. Mrs. D. Mauldin was called to be the brother of his mother, Mrs. Linda. Amy who had been visiting her aunt, who had been accompanying to his aunt, accompanied by Thanksgiving dinner give by the Basket Miraa was a success. Mrs. Miraa invited the Priscilla Art Club Friday after business and art hours began. husband Allad-in-clients should join the Mother's Club Civic Club. dinner in everyday for good of our community and more. Mr. Levy-joy will host a dinner in everyday for good of our community and more. Pilling Station bedside his group Mrs. Miraa will a fair deal. New readers Mr. Hubbard Mr. Wesley Daniel, Mr. King and Mr. George Griffin. What a great dinner! Do you dare. Give him a look at your own people. ROCKDALES—The party given by the Domestic Science Department at the school house Friday night was a grand affair. A two course kitchen was served. Prof. D. S. and the two teachers were to Austin, Prices and Petty. Ray, the first of the two, Donald has been sent to Rockdals as a poster of Allen Chapel A. St. E. church and Rev. U. M. Franks was removed. The shadow Diodes show the Annexed High school scheduled to be held on 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th and after to a grand affair. Mrs. Martin is a Senior in the home, many after spending gifts a few months in the Windy West. Mrs. Ellen Woodle is back home from Han Ohton to a long visit with her daughter. Rev. R. J. O'Reilly is a high school teacher. Mr. Martin is a 1st-clock dinner. Read the ERES and Keep posted. CINEY—Lumber is being placed on the ground and the contractors' busy on the new Cuney High School. How long does the new Cuney high school come to a post? Rev. T. D. Evans was at home last week with his family. Mrs. Martin, Annexed and W. C. Cary, motto—to the Dallas last week. Mrs. Hice hall of Copeling is visiting relatives of Paul and they are in the New York City. Mr. Martin was in the house on 15th November last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sored are all smiles, his a-boy. Miss M. A. Price who is launching school in Marshall's spoon is a family with parents. Mrs. E. Richmond is a Coach of Tyler were pleasant visitors in Cuney—Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Sims are the prout parents of a baby girl, mother and baby are doing fine. Quite a sum in the incarnate sunsny Sunday post Milne and Miller and daughter of Linda Milne and daughter of Linda Day. For the Express we J. P. Price, Agent and Reporter. TERRILHEL. The Friendship Diary. Assessments with the New Hope Church assessments with the New Hope Church of Tompee church Friday evening T. C. Nail and Mrs. A. M. Rose. T. C. Nail and Mrs. A. M. Rose. T. W. Presley. Official Key Rev. J. W. Presley. Official Key Board of the Friendship Association Saturday at Mkla Little Pretend his grandfather, Prod. J. B. Brooks Washington is moving to Mkla OAKWOOD—It seems that all the the leading folks are turing more and more to the reading of the foremost-colored periodical Just the other-sky Message. W. A. Tann and Wm. Robгъэ of Buffalo submitted for the Expreise. W. P. W. W. W. W. A. Tann's superscript would be a splendid Xmas gift to your dearest friend. Mr. Hunt fell out off a truck backward at Turington and was seriously injured. Meena Richard Morton, fille and Mariss were visiting Miss Titus and other young ladies of Fairfield. Mrs. McIntyre was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tippens. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were visiting Rev. and for Emin. Mr. W. D. Jones helped Rev. Harvey to move The share holders of the proposed colored town will meet next Tuesday to make their final plans for business. Mr. and Mrs. Paul's baby died. New. Finally plans to go his first "peasure bunting" in thirty years. MUSTSEE: One-A-B and service were good the past Sunday. How. M. C. Combs "filled the day service." The valuation stares deeped at $7.75 out of the plot: happen. Thenheating night Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Jennings of St. Worth is to our community. DREWYLEY, R. S. at the at- tendance hour. Leon was reviewed by hay Day. Sandra was reviewed by Society was charged in a rally all hay Day. Sandra was charged in a rally reached in the morning, also Rex Hat Williams, R of Green Bay, Ive W. Nelson, R of Green Bay, Ive season to the patron. Collection for the day. TERES, Mr. Olivia Jen. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925 Mike and Prof. and Mrs. M. H. M. Palm, President and Mrs. Palm, Pressman, Dr. dork with Mrs. Mire Jackson - Town. Mrs. Mire Jackson - Town. The Sacred Society people had spiritual services and lunches. New J. T. Murray - Town. Nexxus. Town and prescheduled a Mile of Harralr was in Orange, Texas on business. Mrs. kudachi Johnson of JACKSONVILLE—When the Central Texas Conference closed at Jacksonville Nov. 25 Bishop J. T. 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Miss Mary Hingin, Virgin No. 2 to give a "Won Harbich" 5th Year's day everybody it in the Mrs. M. H. Hampley spent several days to port worth who was the gang of Miss. A. Hint. But not the Mrs. C. Reese Mrs. 422. Seeing Deep, I'll. 1952. A brief business meeting was had, after which Mrs. J. 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They also brought to us one of the most profound thinkers of our time, the author of *Maker Chaper* A. M. E. church, who delivered a wonderful address for we made an honorary award to him, a wolf of thanks for the inspiring work. After the program the dressl ing was much enjoyed. Christ- mas Dinner. She had better watch out, Mrs. Walker is on the job. Mauquat lady were present and all left hamilton, a la- kful evening. Mrs. Walker will be neat will be hottest, January 6, 1828 Mrs. G. W. Wylie, Reporter, food The H. W. C. Club met at the nation of 116th Manitouilal on the evin- ting of Dec 1828 with the pre- adam C. J. Walker's Wond- test of womanhood and p- hadow of a reasonable doub- tle countries have used it thicken thin hair, soften s of both men and women nourishing and stimulat- ing but bald by protracted ill- air Grower is not an experi- mence safe, certain way to business Demands Large Increased Business Demands Larger Factory So ready and eager were women to accept this product nearly 20 years ago to improve their hair, and so steady has been their demand for more and more of it, we have found it difficult to supply their needs. First a bare hundred boxes and now, more than a million boxes a year are required to Independent Livings Made 50 Cents Per Large Tin at Agents, Drug Stores or by Mail ```markdown ``` The Community and Charity Club No. met with Mrs. C. F. Norrund, 1918 at 2nd St. Dau R. J. J. in regulation, meeting the lesson, was taught from荫荫镇站站站 chapter by the president, Mrs. McIntyre. The lesson was well discussed by everyone. The secretary made a wonderful copy which was received and adopted. Money and pounds were given over to the Charity Committee to cover all charitable girls for Xingang. There will be a playout Morning of Church Dose. Stud. in the Wilderness by the club. Come one, Google all Admission 16 costs. The costs will be with Mrs. Mr. Cook this 2nd St. Dau. Mrs. C. F. Norrund, reporter Before you will find one of the many letters received from the unfortunate ones. The money that the Junior Q's have in treasure will go for this purpose. Backlog of food and a few toys will be given in each family Xingang Fire. Mrs. A. Wotten, President, Mrs. N. Smith, Vice-President, Mrs. P. Thomas, reporter. P.Worth, Texas Dear Jolly Obs: I am sick in bed and have been for quite a while and have children to take care of, and no one is held me. I will appreciate anything that you girls can do for me. If you have any old clothes or shoes for the children I will be glad to get them, and some food as I don't know when I will be able to do any work. May God bless you. OF IT! Walker's R GROWER Walker's Wonderful Hair Growth and proved its rare and notable doubt. Women all over have used it to enliven new hair, soften and silken rough and women have found that and stimulating weakened hair protracted illness. Madam Cotton experiment, it has stood to certain way to have better hair Bands Larger Factory keep mullady's hair alive, clean and healthy as the times demand. In spite of numerous renovations and frequent removals, our present factory is proving inadequate. Again we need more room to meet the ever increasing demand for Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. J. J. WALKER business? They are entering building women offines families supporting families, educating children, buying furniture, their handsome profits but not the agents for Madam C. J. WALKER, Wonder, full hair Grower and her other preparations. What they have done, and are doing, can do. Cip the coupon and mail it now, will show you the way. Madam C. J. WALKER's complete Preparations sold by Agents, Dev and by mail. The MADAM C.J.WALKER 640 N. West St., IN MAKERS OF 18 PRESS Free Almost always without re- cording where you are, Oversight for an as- sistant WALKER, our Year in The MADAM C.J. WALKER MFG. CO. Inc. 640 N. West St. Indianapolis, Ind. MAKERS OF 18 PREPARATIONS ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXTREME, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1905 Sent Mrs. R. C. Brown presiding. mailers and. Junior want into the minutes of the previous most training section for 15 minutes. Up were sent and adopted. This next on duty. The Brill Master being the most important was the in-spelling capture gave. After a deal of business was transferred. After a route ofkaniglious towards the New York was submitted to a agions. Nigeria count: Fifth was been. Firstly, guaranteed with club colors. T. L. Tiwet, Dissoor. Clothing the next boates will be Mrs. W. M. Jones, 1405 Toulgana. Arch. Jan. 2005. The school is in the home of a husband and friends at the home with song service from the senior and junior. R. C. Brown, 1112 Hefon. and Junior choirs for 20 minutes. Nigeria, only active, member of the first which was set. Postion taking up at W. C. Club is still on the list. For his two years of A&B list. We wish her a spooky re-minor. Rev. L.H. Monthly night. Gafveston never is on the side of the school. The two months of Tuesday. Tuesday. The two of the other two. All are -invited to attend. Rome to Home in Almocadona, have turned? to all. Agents V Tour home in Church News Mt. Plough Baptist Church - A opened at 8 o'clock with Sept. 17. Davis, providing Open dev. Inn song series by Stator II, P. Crowdy, choiter and Irvin Jones, patient after which each department discussed the lesson for 15 minismin. Lesson reviewed by the pastor. Pups present 100; dislocation 137.40. At 11: A. M. church service was started with song service from the Senior and Junior choirs, after which the pastor, Rev. R. H. Prince took his text from the Book of Revelation 11: 20. Come and worship with us. Men Union opened at 4.P. M. with President, M. A. Hurst, presiding. The Bible Instructor, conducted the subject "Excuses" Luke 14:18-14. Men come out and get your own revived, for where there is unity there is strength. Come out and in with us. The B. Y. P. D. must at the annual hour 9:30 M. with the President, A. R. Newcombe on the job, with a schedule of meetings. Alice Bell Paterson, planet landing the soe services for 10 min. at the Department of Departments. Interior. T! er's GROWER Powerful Hair Grower proved its rare ex- tent. Women all over to enliven nerve and silken rough, have found this ing weakened hair ness. Madam C. J. ment, it has stood the o have better hair. Fer Factory C. J. Walker's complete line of services and by agents, Dong Stores will sell. AMC C.J. WALKER & N. West St. Indianapolis WALKERS OF 18 PREPARATION Free of Charge Almost entirely without cost or obligation Opportunities for well trained Opportunities for well trained successful Walker agents have now available. mediate and Junior want into training section for 15 minutes. Next on duty wing Drill Master, there the treasures gave an in-writing scripture mission talk on Religious Newards. There we had to a agiondid program from the Junior, H. T. P. U. Boyz, Prof. T. M. Tiwell, Director, Closing with number present 120 and a liberal offering. At 7 P. M. Church service from the song service from the Interior and Junior choirs for 10 minutes, after which the magister came forward with the 1st Psalm taking for his text the 7. Psalms of Ae. Minor. Rev. 11(1). Monday night, Junior choirs practice. Tuesday night. Teachers meeting from 7 to 8. All are invited to attend. News of Greater St. James 2nd St. Baptist Church, Re. J. H. Wilson Pastor. "The Church That Leads The great "Black Hilly Sunday" old time survival meeting came to a successful close last Tuesday night with a minister "Polk-New" survival at which time all of the main auditorium was reserved for the accommodation of our man. White friends Wins Al-Malaysia Ward, Dr. A. L. Taylor and G. W. Williams composed a committee that supervised this spectacle's entertainment. Dr. J. Gordas McPherson (Black Hilly Sunday) delivered his last address on Monday night. Doe first to a large-thously-slastic crowd on the subject "The New South and the Negro." The speaker expressed himself as being very highly pleased with the entertainment driven here by the Greater St. James Baptist Church Sunday Day. 20th annual reports from the various departments of the Sunday School will be read. The Dept. and General Officers will make their reports to the church in its regency business meeting the early part of the new year. Mr. Win will fill the pullout at both Some times we leave beddings upon our families after death. When you are a member of this Association, such is avoided. This Association also protects your mother and father, when others have turned them away. There is none like it. No meetings to attend. This Association is a friend to all. Agents Wanted in every town in Texas. Make from $150.00, $200.00 to -300.00 per month. Get your name in before New Year. DIAMOND BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION WISHING A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO THE AGENTS AND MANY PA- TRONS OF THE MARVELLO SYSTEM OF SCALP TREATMENT AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR TARANDADE MRS. F. J. SHIRLEY, President 8020 THOMAS AVENUE, U-4628 Also dealer in EUREKA stratuttingting COMIS TRAIL BLAZERS THE AMERICAN MUTUAL BENEFIT ASS'N Office McMillian Sanitarium Bldg. Phones U 5191; Res. Phone U-4556 S. G. SMITH, Supt. 3302 State St. the morning and evening services Sunday Dec. 26th. A special band will perform at 10:30am and ad- tire Radio Concert services. Sunday, eleven telegrams and long distance hearty edoring the pro- grams for weekly programs. quiesce for weekly programs. TEXAS TOWNS CLETHUNE—The reporter is air- raming for the Dallas Express day in the next future with a new program and the reader who has the oldest Express with received a price of a two-dollar and a half gold piece. Next, oldest, one, one dollar and a half and next oldest one, Collar, read the Express and keep posted. Mr. Lewis Hardman of Ft. Worth and Miss Augusta in Fisher were married Saturday night at the bride's home. Rev. H. Wright afflicted Bors to Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes, a baby girl. Miss Mattie Dero who has been visiting her sister in law at Rockdale, has returned home. Miss Ethel Alexander spent Saturday in Ft. Worth, visiting friends. Mrs Alberta Ribles spent Sunday with the city visiting her mother. Mrs John and Mr. T. John left last week for Los Angeles. Collar, Joseph A. Brown will have his foreseeable mission, rather than to take Mr. C, M. Matthaeus, expended time to the hostess for the most pleasant evening. Meeting Mr. C. Matthaeus, lt. st. Sr. C. Matthaeus, lt. st. Sr. The Art exhibition given at the Magnae Art all members of the club made symbolic presentation of handwork, winters, scarfs and pillow cushions, gown and pillow cushions from the club was reallied from the card of thanks. Card of thanks: we thank to thank our many friends, our beautiful florist, offers during the illness and death of Mr. C. Matthaeus, Mr. I. J. Jones, husband, Mr. and Mr. Edward Givens, daughter and son-in-law. Monsign A. V. and W. H. Jones. BONNALY, M. Wash, and gun, Earl, M. Gertrude Curry, Monsign returned from St. Louis, left Saturday for Ravensue, quite a number of courses arrived from St. Louis, instituted at DeBethkham B. C. lab week, Mr. Phara arrived WISHING A MERRY HAPPY M TO THE AGENTS TRONS OF THE MARV TREATMENT AND THE PATIOMOE MRS. F. J. SHI 3020 THOM V-1 Also dealer stratutions Sunday from Whitewright to visit her brother, Fred Calhoun. Dr Stinnet of Sherman was here last week. Rev. R. E. Jones and Rev. K. L. Wordman were in Harvest at the County Association last week. A good crowd of young people were here for the ball Friday night from Honey Grove, given by Frenchy's band of Dallas. LAWTON—Services Were good at Dallas B.C. S.A. and R.F. P. U. at equal hour and at 11 a.m. Rev. Lewis was ordained, at 3:30 Mason Lodge, K.T.A. M. said the corner stone. Quite a few visiting Masons were with us. At 12 o'clock we had a nice program and at night service our teacher preached a wonderful sermon, services were good at Bethlehem B.C.S.E. and E.Y.P.U. at usual hour. The revival is doing the under Rev. H. E. Owens of Tulsa, Okia, Rev. Grape of Uppen was with us Sunday. Mrs. Charge-Wittens bino Mrs. France Graves ate on he sick list Services were good at Barrett Chapel A.M.E. church. S.R. and Christian Endowers well attended. Our pastor, Rev. James Ward preached a powerful sermon at night services. Rev. Westfield of Oklahoma City preached another good service. MERRY CHRISTMAS A HAPPY NEW YEAR in universities of Maritime Conductivity Museum. Brent Johnson, Reporter. THE BLACK DUPATCH. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. LOFTER LEWIS Congregate Institution. Medium. the educated cultured means are of life with his master of art. Live Oak 1st, Phone 5-2579. CRAWFORD AND HAMPTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR EMBALMING Under the Immediate supervision Mrs. M. K. Hamilton *Lady Attendance* school teacher. Anatomy. Diet- hics. Involvement in Embalming of special cases. Special care given in preparation of the exam. The guest class under the direction of Mrs. Hamilton will begin January enrollment may be made now. A Baby In Your Home NEW CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR AND MANY FA- BLOO SYSTEM OF SCALP ANKING YOU FOR YOUR LEY, President MAY VENUE, 1985 in EUREKA ing COMBS PROFESSOR LEWIS - Indian Me- gistrate with Experience in Scientific Work advise all affaires in Life Set traction guaranteed 1 - 12-13일 MEN! SCHOOL BOYS! Drem-O-La Hair Control baked honey by KY LOUY, dskk and their friends. Two nights, $12. time hair, $20. Send $50 each for box. August 11. Send $100 for box. 1-2-24 Elm St. - LADOMATOURIS, Dallas, Texas $100.00 DISPLAY FINE JEWELRY AND PEARLS Representative, wanted, poll on Representative, wanted, poll on $11.00 Chase Bond, required. Part- ition from E. GODFREY 200 Broadway, New York City I-2274 I-2274 WHY HAVE GRAY HAIR Mrs. N. E. Risby DYE YOUR HAIR LOOK TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER J. H. 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At the time of application, the Red Cord made by helping to quiet the pain. Just ask pool dripping the famous painter with the Red Cord made by Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, W. J. U. S. A.