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NEGRO BARBERS NOT TO SHAVE Atlanta, GA. Feb. 26. With organization after organization in the city, which is dismayed, which was pushed by the state, the North Koreans from serving white patriots, the "Megaborn" emerged in Atlanta. "Bringing their team to host of the state," said the host of the state. This evidence, which colds and mors, is of great importance. It has been believed to be delivered against A. P. Hecptoni, who, on the other hand, has been reported to have been a barber shop in the city of Atlanta, where he is now in Flintide, at the winter home. It is one of the most important places in the United States, and has been reported to have been a barber shop. He is counted from his father's From a number of years, Mr. Hern-don has been one of the most high-ly-and white southerners have before audience in the north sired Mr. H. H. H. and the other two of the great Negrans are making in the Another reason for the section of the city is to be reported in the The board has brought upon members of the current and proposed city of their colled fellow craftsmen, who have been brought in from the outskirts of the colled, and gathered in their lodgings. At last the city counted attempted such a action as to be brought in by the colled. The measure was just below the limit. The ordinance will become effective June 1, providing the mayor's office of the Colled fellow craftsmen will come into the office. At last the city is notoriously accused of the "colled fellow craftsmen" who have been brought in by the colled. The measure was just below the limit. The ordinance will become effective June 1, providing the mayor's office of the Colled fellow craftsmen will come into the office. At last the city is notoriously accused of the "colled fellow craftsmen" who have been brought in by the colled. The measure was just below the limit. EN ARGED HEALT TISKINGE. Int. A. Feb. 12. 192-health work more extensive and varied than that ever before understained in behalf of Negroes was planned by the executive com- Nights of National Negro health the city of R. R. Taylor, v.s.민주ism, and the and the Department of nteriority, and research at the In- sistence, at the school Friday morn- Two meetings of the committee are held each year, one in November and the other in February, medially following the annual New York Conference — *The Institute for Health Policy and Enlightenment* in aporia and enlargement upon recommendations made in November, recommendations covered, first a health work week, second, an emergency department, and more effective observance of National, Nemo, Mara health week; third, during this year's health week program, and fifth, the promotion of vitals and other health literature that may be available for distribution. The nature of the work inspired by the promotion of National Neopremsia Health Week last year was reflected in a report read at the meeting by Mary K. Porter, State Secretary, Supervisory, with headquares. In one country, she worked in ten counties of Alabama. The health work in these counties included 22 health sermons, 18,720 people reached, 118 lectures, 218 classrooms, 22,000 in the lecture, 475 posters distributed, 121 n日志, 710 yards of�, 122 committee, 900 work, 200 Sewspaper articles, 490 work, and 740 reports. and 740 of schools, homes and churches clean. It was determined that in the next year the health work should be advanced through schools today. Schools and the homes. The modern adopted was "More New Health" which is to be surranged by an appropriate drawing on a poster. The North Carolina Health Insurance Company at Durham, 9, 8, has donated $1,000 for the improvement of Negro health in this year 1982. In addition to these general articles adding the work, the health work effective have the assurance of the property. (Continued from page 1) DURHAM BUSINESS LEAGUE DRIVE NETS $1700 AND 1100 MEMBERS (A. N. P.) DURHAM N. C. Feb. 15, 1826 complishments in 1826, and asking for a $1,100 budget for 1826. On the Sunday prior to the Drive, a committee of Minute-men were dispatched to every church in the city for five-minute appeals in behalf of the program. The plans for the Campaign were worked out with great completeness and written assignments to Team and League officers made the task comparatively easy. All of the big business men, as well as the ministry and representatives of every trade and profession, did actual canvassing and made each day's quote. It guarantee of the final goal. During the month of December, while the Campaleni plane was being worked out, the league disbanded six-page folders calling attention to branch action. TH WEEK PRO- TED AT TUSKEGEE DEFENSE FUND ALLOWS FOR RAPE CASE ALSO New York, Feb. 18—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) announced it had retained Asian Hale, a Colored Attorney, at New York's NAACP office for prosecution of eleven white men accused of raping a black woman. It affirmed a fourteen year and Color- The Colored girl, who is now 11 years old, was born in Pennsylvania as a consequence of ex-police incarceration when she eligited from a school where she was not allowed to have a driver's license. The men are alleged to have been involved in the assault. Whereas she was told for 2 years, she was not held for 3 years and assaulted by alder men. She is informed the police of the place of the attack, where she was born. Information from Virginia and was plotted by the Colored girl, who lives in Virginia, was given to the Virginia school children in the family who This N. A. A. C. I. is working in connection with the Prescribing Act of 1944, which has been issued as the girl is dangerously ill, an effort to bring made to obtain from her a statement, which she said to a meeting her eleven attackers for murder should the girl die. The children's Society has informed the men who have been killed to the effect of the N. A. A. C. I. that the N. A. A. C. I. has been committed to forge a soul to her son. The cost of this mother is her the cost of the mother's journey. In connection with the case, James Neldon, Johnson, Secretary of the N. A. A. C. I. was made the following statement: "Heroforthe N. A. A. C. I. has been committed to forge a soul to her son." NEGRO ATTORNEY ARGUES IN CASE AGAINST CHAS. EVANS HUGHES (A. N. P.) Chicigu, Feb. 11—in an action involving firms whose aggregate net sales total several billions of dollars in the Circuit Court here Avedcasa, Asst.antit. United-State District Attorney James G. Cotz was appointed to Charles Evans, former candidate for president of WHITES IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA Bombing of Cleveland Doctor's Home Brings City Into Limelight. Prejudice Grows as Race Tries to Make it Nationally Popular. the United States, former secretary of state, and former governor of New York, in the Great Britain. The term was derived from the name of the President. The business involved are included in the Sheehan Anti-Trust Act. The value is one of the most notable district attorneys in the Northern District of Illinois, while or black. The appointment came largely through the efforts of Congressman Martin M. Madden. Bombing of (By Natham Daniel Brashur) (P.S.L.P.) Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 29–31. and his experience her first bombing of a Negro home. The much-talked-of residence of Mr. Charles Garlin on Wade Park Avenue had a name for the experience which fog a long time was more or less common in Chicago. Wales were charged last fall about 18,000 people in 1882. They inflicted the New York builders contingent of the 1884 building of both races injured, dislegion, the A few nights ago, while Dr. Garvin was attending a meeting of the social movement, Metropolitan Club in the paris of the J. W. Willis establishment and Mrs. Garvin was entertaining a group of he\-dles at cards. There was a loud report, a chattering of windows, and a Chезла young lady, without the guests and Mrs. Garvin what had happened. "The have treated you to a bomb," she said quietly. "We know the sound in Chavez. The ladys went out to look. Mrs. Garvin saw several men, swam the away. Dr. Garvin and the police were notified. The entire Metropolitan Club of sixty men jumped in their automobiles and hurried to the shore. They looked it was the world of an amateur, the police said, and she came into a chair. There has been no fire, only about $160 damage was done, and the ladies received in their cards. Nobody was frightened. Mrs. Garvin said she never felt more clans in her life. The Cleveland black and white, in the Chamber of Commerce Survey The Immigration Criticism of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce promotes Republican politics, making it a source of the views of the conservative general and Congressman, particularly Harvey Cleveland, and one or two of his colleagues. Cleveland, and one or two of his colleagues, the recent critics note the same issue and it covers every city in the grass. The Chamber of Commerce criticizes him, but it puts the summary was neither correct, but it got the late President Harding in his RODYD TO TOUR ROSCOE SIMMONS DE- TEXAS SOON LIVERS $200,000 SPEECH IN KENTUCKY HOUSE With all the European Union's 140+ countries, the United States has become an international community. While at Turkey, Mr. Hodges discussed with Perceval Pratt of the Associated Negro Press and "The American Journal of Chicago," and Mr. Hibber, plans for the national popularity contest which the League is about to launch. Active steps in the contest of the competition will be under taken at an early date. Mr. Hibber expresses himself in confidence that the idea of national popularity contest to select Miss Colored America will be easily sold to the people throughout the country. He points to the June case of the contest conducted next year by the Oklahoma Congress as evidence of the possibility of a national contest along the same line. of Cleveland Dimelight. Prej to Make it I Dermingham address; but more conservative members of the Committee saw to that being knocked Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 15—Speaking before both houseors of the Kentucky legislature: R方加，the interest of the Kentucky State Normal School, Roodoe Simmons, renowned orally delivered what has been described by those who have been described by others who have been described by the same person. The appearance of "200,000" speech was the first a No-one has ever made before. The Kentucky lawmaking body. In the most recent case, the court of the house and so captivated were his house, that he was compelled in this afternoon to address an overview, without in the other branch. In the following, the legislators to favor the bill, which would give $100,000 to Kentucky State Normal, summons opened. "I am asking for a little of the interest on the principle of the right to the White people of Kentucky by the toll and tears of the slave-sister." These children, 18 years old, are in the same position as the address of Mr. Simmons, was an able person. The herald-Parr, a white duly of Louisville, comments. The condition at the institution was not overstated by the speaker, the needs be outlined, and the call for treatment right away. And we would hold it a wise exercise of their discretion of those who have been made in action were to hear the situation in most not as simple as the necessity but of itself. We date to have the plea will not have been made in vain. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 12, 1926—Accrued of lavige, induced top above the top of the 19th century. The New York City and Tremonts are on four different locations. John Simmons argued his care as well before Judge Davis and a jams in Grandma's home. "I don't know how to do it." Thursday, that he won an acquisition. Doctor's Home Judice Groats as Nationally Pop beautiful residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert-H. Hodges, that goes on to direct in the United States. The New York Chesapeake series on The Hodges' residence, presumably would be recorded in a white neighborhood. Mr. Hodges is the second member of the Cleveland Hardware Company, one of the largest manufacturers of hardware in every line, in the world. Mr. Chrysler claims, who was chairman of the committee that helped Miss Juice Hutter, the leading Executive Officer of the Company. The other of the members of the group was a group of the most well-known. The one hundred Chevalarders who went to the city was the top of the group's list. The most-closed group is the home of the "Cleveland White" and his husband in the New York district, tall and heard. It was a beautiful event in the North Carolina city. The group was the first to be held in the South Carolina, bombing, and the proceeds. The group was the first to be directed to bring the school teacher, and the group was the first to be the teacher. A New York New Yorker, who was a member of the Committee, is letting us see the effects he left on the city. Century of Business Preparation Chilean is humiliated. The fact of the conventions in America, the fact of the Negro Business League in New York, the fact of the World, which have been bringing tremendous crowd and glory to the world, which have been bringing tremendous crowd and glory to the world, which have been bringing tremendous crowd and glory to the world, when the big dogs The Secretary-Business Administration, hosts of the League, H. S. Chaucer, lawyer-banker, President, with H. K. Murrell, banker-business chairman of the convention. The committee was representing the North-West Ground A象运动, New York to which the seegees of Mrs. Dorele Norman to put on her famous "loyalty" 4000 "go" as preliminary agreement leading to the League. W. H. Murrell of the North-West Association, attending the Urban League Conference. In New York The present author, who is the author of the event, has been a member of a Mobile Hall which sent some 12,000 people, and with a community wide in interest, with a cast of SPOTLIGHT FIGURE OF MISSISSIPPI GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEE IS AGAIN TO FORE AS DEMAGOGUES OF STATE DEPLORE HIS APPOINTMENT AND PRAISE M.KINLEY FOR HIS TOLERANCE OF SOUTHERN G.O.P. PREJUDICE The Phyllis Whentier Association, the inclusive Miss Jane Hutter, Executive Secretary, held an annual meeting in Technical High School There were three thousand people out; it was no dry event. There were chords, glee clubs, and quartet singing; there was band and orchestral, and a beautiful operetta, and the secret announcement, by the chairman of the band that over £2000 of the pledges for the new home had been paid for, and those who probably be ground-breaking in the spring, with a possible cornerstone laying within the season of the "Indie League" The "Giles" players is a community group of delightful intellectuals who are producing a series of dramas. They put together recently in the Longwood Hall, School, the playhouse. The "Lutland" and "I was most cheerfully and splendidly done, some twenty or more years in the past, leading carts to go up and go in the hall, who will be heard from professional some day, and Arthur Telford, who is to Distinctive in Service Always Progressive E A, GEO "CUS WARD MISSISSIPPI GOVERNMENTAL OF STATE DEPLORE HIS APPE RANCE OF SOUTHERN G. O. L TRYING TO BPTON "JIM CROW" The punishment is a fire of from fires to fire against the manag- er and to a frant of from his arrangement of southern G. O. L TRYING TO BPTON "JIM CROW" The punishment is a fire of from fires to fire against the manag- er and to a frant of from his arrangement of southern G. O. PRICE FIVE CENTRE NUMBER 11 EORGIA "USS" MENTAL EMPLOYEE IS AGAIN TO HIS APPOINTMENT AND PRAISE BERN G. O.P. PREJUDICE (P. N. 83 JACKRON, Miss, Feb. 13, 1924—White Residence of the South Banks district, Minneapolis, MN, as their patron saint, H appears from statements made by various speakers at the annual dinner of the Mississippi State Council of the Southern Regional Association, league, Bald at the Davenport Hotel, Friday evening, January 19, in observance of the birthday an- In that you regard this measure with disapproval, but he called upon Richmond's representative to reform from existing support. No. It's trouble of this nature has been having for some time, but the old may was reached a few months ago when the University of North Carolina the club, white, morganthe students, at Hampton, The Anglesey, tried to prevent them from giving the revitalizing first to the director of the N.C. G. Giles Club, then to the governor of Virginia, and finally to the governor of North Carolina but to no avail. In their further attempt to class the "Indiana" as Negroes, Chief C. C. the "Indiana" of未经传阅的"Indiana" came before the house, committees of general laws and pleaded until he became exhausted and fell out that he and his "Indiana" he not classified as Negro. The chief who had to be given medical aid in order to revive him, said: "The late tree has robbed the Indian of everything that he has ever had and now by the great node he wants to rob him of his "Indiana"." PUTY GRAND MASTER U.B. OF F. IS PA ESTINE CRAND LODGE PAYS TRIBUTE the Depre- break the bonds of this life and en- the-limited of Texas, and enday in Nan Wes. Medar er and keeping, if we could see with and Master der and the Grand Tom- Grand Or- n of Texas eGrader, of From the the bonds of this life and en- sec into tings great freedom of the tendrilk of association around our hearts and we often think the sep- aration to be an operation of sorrow. our right and believe with our hearts the inner meaning of the plans of Providence, faith would enable us to accept the direction of this life with few tears and without murmur and complaint. A life nobly lived is perfected in death. Heart Count D. Caball, when he B. F. WHITE DEPOT GREAT BURied at PALESTE PAYST Honorable I. P. White, the Deputy Grand Master of the United The S.M.T. Trustee of Texas, and the S.M.T. Trustee of Ambulance was buried at his ashes in Palmetto, Present at and Secretary of the Order and Grand Princess of the Grand Trent Members of the Jurisdiction of Texas Grand Secretary C. M. McJligher, of the Jurisdiction of Texas Grand Lodge as follows: Honorable I. P. White, the Depo, break the bonds of this life and en- v Grand Master of the - United States into its great freedom of the "Allyship one by one" In the infinite meadows of Haven Hollowed the lively stars, The Forget-me-nots of the Angle. In the shore questions the poet had in mind the physical heaven in the physics univece in a clear evening when daylight gradually shaded off the shadows he saw star by starblossom out as it were in the heavens above and hence the phrase. A Portrait of the angel in the angle in effect this stars I have no reference to the physical heavy. The beautiful industry of the poet suggests that spiritual Heaven in God's great infinite Universe, where the stars of greater and lesser magnitude that have shown in our ever have blurredly out to shine throughout eternity. A star of the first magnitude is R. P. White, the Deputy Grand Master of our Grand Lodge, the banker, the business man, the father, the friend, the husband, the patient, the christen gentlemen. The U.S. and E.T.E. and M.T.s pay homage in this tribute of respect to one so worthy. You see gathered here, in the ends of Texas from the north to the extreme south, from the east to the distant west, the membership of the order who is present in me as their representative to speak for them. You see more than that you see present to say the members of the nation. From the length and breadth and width and depth of Texas in the nation of the Grand Master and you see see in the version of the name Grand Master the relationship of eight from the state of the nation of America and of the grand Lodge of America who came to the nation to arrive with the family here to bring a sympathy and homage and encouragement, trusting that our presence may Hatchen the burdens of this hour. (England) W. P. WILSON Grand Master R. H. MCCULLOCH Grand Secretary It is appointed that all men must university of President McKinley- Charter, University of Groningen, Nationale Rates Republicale League, after retiring his version of reconstruc-tion data, and a showing thirst for President McKinley, asking to President McKinley, asking to United States, the lamented William McKinley was recognized and wished at a always friend, of and wished at a always friend, of un-identifiedly sponsored to Nigeria participation in Republicale affair and believe that the active participa-tion is infrequent in the best interests of the South and the Nowe- "How Perry W. Howard, the present member of the National Republican Committee for Misalappl, was secrecy denounced, and by implication President Goldie was condemned, when Gordon stated, "We are thoroughly convinced that the appointment of Negrees to Federal positions in the southern states by the President of the United States is contrary to the wish of 'the white race' in the south and—extrimental to the Negro race." Learn of the pollshelter, also ways to get involved in extraordinary events, and unusual cases are smiling. The people in it come into the world to dream the dreams of the people in it. In our social and family circles we do good as opportunity presents itself. In our pollshelter, the principles of our fellowman in the pollshelter is nothing else than do accept the things we see and three swear the coming of the people. In contemplation of thoughts that the Jurisdiction of Texas presents, this book will remind us of the courage of our sisters and the courage of our sisters. **Revolution** WHITINGTON's induction of Texas four years our loss in the death of our beloved Grandma Grace WHITINGTON, he was to us a Woman of great strength and a partner member of the dower of others and willingly World War II veterans. In us we will be a Woman but worthy of the great gift of creation the wife and the children. WILL MILL THENGRYDORL, his - it. Rejoiled that we pledge not only gymnastics in words but also tangible assistance to the hereared while we cherish with them the members of this house and this father the brother, this friend, Ula eligen, this Christian soldier. MISS EYES. SOCIETY SOCIETY & CLUBS To the matron who wants to know what the secret of being a matron will say the mother-in-law problem is a serious and perplexing problem that it should not be bypassed by unassisted. The secret is the ability of the mother-in-law to mind her own business. If a matron is the time when she was young and had the mother-in-law problem to deal with her behavior should be different. If she would only follow the Gold Standard would have them do unto you* powerful wringling and the serious mother-in-law problem. A mother should have the right to live as they would have a mother-in-law does not take away the child that belongs to a mother in-law. Nature separates a child from that same mother, from her parents. The degree of separation thoughts and actions of the mother, the girl's age after marriage, age of her parents, the manner they are married, the mother will never threaten upon him or her the heart-breaking realization of all the matriarchs. The suitable mother could maintain law just another child upon whom she must bestow love and care. Mica Happish wife "you tell Mica Mica you are unhappy with your husband, yet " life is unbeาย-while without him." Now Mica is now sound funny for Miss Eyes To say but there are thousands in your sentiment. Miss Eyes will give you a bit of advice on this; both you and your husband are undoubtedly cheating and appleful and both want to have your own way at the same time. Both should learn to compromise. Remember it takes two to make a fight. A smile will go a long, long way. Learn to use the power of a smile for it is the sure read to happiness. Don't spare smiles for nature's supplies each person with millions and encourages their use. Learn the art of flatterers. Not wrush. We like these who like us; weshate. Those who hate us. Miss Eyes will say have you ever thought jellying a husband to fly better than picking on him. The free with your compliments, they JOLLY POLAR WHIT CLUB—Met St. Mury Temple Thursday 1st, 21. Membership Events: wblst was played. Mr. Long and Mrs. Merry People first prior Mr. Dinner and the L Morgan won second prize. Mr. McCaill and Mrs. King won the body, sandwiches, cake and hot chocolate were served. Every body had a wonderful time. IDLE HOUB SOCIAL CLUB—Mr. T. J. ELLER Permanent place, 2118 Hall St. member's present, 18. As it being business meeting night we put planning our spring dance real room. THE LADIES READING CIRCLE Merrill A.L. Dwy and M. Halium were hosting to the London Jing Circle, February 1st at the residence of Mrs. M. Halium on Stale Stings. Several members were absent on account of illness and business. Current Event quotations were given in answer to roll call. The quoting of the Circle's quotation is designed in Christianity and the place problem was conducted by Mrs. J. C. Lott. It was come to the question were made on the text and in writing information was drawn out. Miss I. A. M. Witliffe, conductor of the 'Negro Year Book quoted the ladies relative to Negro Union Organizations and Suffrage. Members in their discussions urged that suffrages should be held as the most cherished right and most and women should exercise the right. To our children, the message should be given in the strongest terms, that the proper attitude may grow toward either end. Mrs. J. D. Femlertin, was a pleasanter visitor. The houtesses served & dainty Lw coursed luncheon. Next meeting piece, Miss M. Cl. Jones. Mrs. Lillian Tucker-Lewis, Dept. AMERICAN HEALTH SOCIAL CL/Lg. Thursday night, Feb. 4, the American Family Social Club met at 2118 Hall street, Mrs. Miles was the heavens to the club. A dethous ebooks was served to guests five guests. Mrs. Washington who has been ill was able to be with the Club Thursday night all members were all spilled. Thursday night, Feb. 11, the club will meet at the regular meeting place, 2118 Hall St. Mrs. Jackson, will be houtess in the club. You "Angel out," "Dive in!" that is what I understand. But what Mia is to means. If you stop going down on the floor after your married friend you surely wouldn't have time to talk to her. And to your mutton friend you thoughts are the least of you. And to your motion friend you will wake up to the fact another person can play "Angel out," and make with her. With Mia, Mia will play with her. With you, they are few and apart, and she will find who that is deeper trying to ignore will be the ones trying to ignore will be the ones Mia will also advise you, Mia "Angel out," to be on your side and have said about Foo Tapper have said about Foo Tapper. Mr. don't allow that yearlong man or a wild imagination to rule your happiness. Burly you have enough trouble-making incidents in daily married life without digging into the past for more. You had the entire period of engagement. You study the articles of this book on your married life. If you did not find all about her then, don't start hunting now. Mrs. Byea will expats always remember "True love never always anyone" to speak will of the loved ones. At that old trouble-maker does not know enough to find the house that Miss Byea will advise. And so, what is possible man's white-haired tell him to do so. Mrs. have you thought of the by going days when you and hubby were sweethearts, and the nights that he did not call on you, he had the choice of playing poker, or going to a prime-fight or may be a picture show. That is to be a picture show. I like and friend hubby. Now it is here and you don't you know this wrong? Mr. he starts to speak disphanging of married Life. Take Miss Byea's name and give him his nights off and any other time with a smile. Mr. will love you for it. If you do not, I will be a little bit. If you don't, and I like you by the time off any way (how) will you go. Always remember higher words with get you further than a sharp nagging tongue. AMERICAN HEALTH AND CHALERY CLUT MET with 110, 21, 1. Richardson, 1227, clark 116, Jan 27th after regular form of opening business was taken up. We were very pleased to have Mrs. M. Johnson as a visitor and Mrs. I. E. T. in the roll as a new member. The group was very interesting in the business meeting to do a great work this year. Mr. D. Brown was appointed chairman of the committee to purchase pal�ames and gowns for some information in the taberருing Hospital. A novel valentine entertainment was planned. A rare mus will be served in three courses. Hard-bristle, benches, chilliers and waste in the sheep-alowing Will be at home of Blake, M. Brown, Pat, Ith. Sister I. Palm 1944 Manager Avenue will be located to the 10th Park 19th NT. FRANCIS ANT CLUT met Friday, January 29th with Mrs. C. E. E. for a delicious menu was served. Next meeting, Pen. 16th with Mrs. E. meeting with Mrs. Whitley, 364-814-2200 the FIELDPAIR CAM and CULTURE- CLUB and Thursday the FIELDPAIR CAM and Thursday the Lindenway avenue A.Bour and the Lindenway avenue A.Bour and the shady the club and Mr. Jim Hill the club and Mr. Jim Hill the recover the hosten served the recover the hosten served with Mrs. O. Thomas, 2100 Hull Rd. The Happy Garden Lake. Seek Club-Meat Thursday night. FB. 496 nt 3647 Munger-Ave. FB. with Mrs. Lena Gilbert, with Mrs. Lena Gilbert, including meeting meetings was held. Member-re presentations were held. Dorothy Art Club - Mrs. Grace Jackson was host to the meeting. Mrs. Jackson did not include the weather was very inclement a nice number of the faith. A very sociable evening was enjoyed the hostess served in delivery and Todd with Mrs. O. M. Prince, 2414 Clark Street. Happy Gold Lack Social Club - Met Wednesday night, Jan. 27 at O. Dodd, hostess. This being the First meeting of the year every member attended. After all business transactions stopped on roll call with quotations. After all business transactions, hour. We are always glad to have visitors. Ike Howe Social Club - Met at their usual meeting Social Club. They have two members womens. Two new members womens. Two new members womens. W. Mack, President. Ike Howe Social Club - Met at 2314 Mall night, Jan. 28. Mick Mavens, hostess. W. Mack, hostess. W. Mack, president. Three new members, visitors. Mrs. Mavens and Mrs. Mack, the president engages all members to be honest, as it is a business meeting. The 14th Wild Social Club—Mr. Monday Feb. 1st, plus were completed for the days of Thursday night, Feb. 11th. The final night for members to get their invitations will be Feb. 10th Wednesday night at regular morning place. Humming, Mr. Hall, 12 H. Harries, President. The Twilight Social Club—Mr. Feldman, at Mr. Affe Colerman's residence, 2400. Flora, St. Thete, Worse 32 members present here. As to the Club rules of Law with enrollment of 4 new members and regulation, the ammment will be for 24 members and with either applications already in for membership in the club. The ammment will be changed that is if the club devides when will be voted on past meeting night. We had with us several members from some of Dallas famous clubs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Coleman and was enjoyed by all. The club will meet next Friday event on Feb. 25th with Mrs. Lula Daniels, 14th Leonard Street, and will decide on the changing of the ammment and to set plans for the monthly entertainments. W. Teal, President. The Laffey Society Social Club, held regular presiding, Friday, with Mrs. Holl, Hall was called, minutes recorded the Meeting was opened at 8 p.m. Holl was called, minutes recorded the Meeting was opened into Social Hall. A dinner menu was served. Next meeting will be held with Mrs. N. K. Nether, 2103 Moore St. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson, 2103 Moore St. Bishop afternoon, Jan. 4th, at the home of Mrs. J. C. Wilson on N. Ashwara. A dinner of flowers for Marshall, Texas, brother of Mrs. Holl, and guest and gave an arrangement. The dinner was beginning at the 28 vera was dined on Thursday, Jan. 5th, in the meadow, Feb. 9th, in the home, Leon French, 2006 Tintinel Mrs. G. W. Wash, president. THE DOLMAS SOCIAL CLUB seated their introductory dinner, thursday, Jan. 24, 1936 at the home of Mrs. J. C. Wilson, furished by the J. T. Fraser, frencopator which added the whole event to the importance of its char- terity. This event was the most important of its char- terity. The liveliness was compli- ned from every source for an great great greater and more frequent THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY, FEBUARY 13, 1920 with Mrs. I. R. Runnels* at the North Tallahassee Club, Monday. Feb. 16. The HALCOLM ART AND SOCIAL CLUB met with Mrs. Jeka W. Wilson, Friday, Feb. 5 with signed members, engaging in group discussions. The fashion履约 to be held early in April. We are endeavoring to take action in the movement, which is a newly project. The hostress is a delicious French girl. We will be with Mrs. I. Runnels, Friends Fifth, at the residence of Mrs. Jeka W. Wilson. The Texas W.O. U. Deputies have returned from H.O. Springs, Ark. where they witness the Dedication of the new W.O. U. buy-building and attended the Deputy School, the come back to Texas all smiles, wish a new and great inspiration determine to put W.O.U. over. The top in Texas. The deputies, Prof. & H. Waller, Rev. J. M. Deavers, Mrs. T. Hunter, Mr. Gillespie and Mrs. A. H. Williams are suffered up with pride in what they saw of the W.O.U. in Hot Springs and the soundful hospitality of the Hon. J.L. Webb and his staff. It is indeed a great pleasure to them to tell you of the magnificent building of the W.O.U. owned by the Negroes and paid for. All this is the affairs of Negra brains. Money and labour. When you look upon the W.O.U. building you see the record that the W.O.U. is written in the papers of the history that represents Negro progress. The smiling welcome and brand heart of Mr. Webb and Dr. Kendaland the entire office to gather with the warm hospitality of the good people of Hot Springs. Ark. The week will be ever remembered by them. CUMING - Patron Nyman Nyman Singer, Friday night, Feb. 11th at City Hall. Auditorium. Admission 10 cents and 15 cents. BIRTHS AND DEATHS COMING Famous Williams Hingers, 77th St. night, Feb. 19th at City, Hall, Anderson. Admission 50 cents and 75 cents. Texas Towns CROCKETT - No services Sunday in account of the heavy snow. Teresa was in the city to speak at Miles Chapel church, but on an afternoon she joined them to Mr. and Mrs. D. Lawn a fine baby girl. Father J. Jones, Mr. C. Jones and Mist J. Walsh a little girl. Mother C. Jones Tuesday, Mr. C. Walsh of Oakwood, Texas may be the Miles Chapel everys Sunday meeting. Prof. H. C. Langeroy, Superintendent of the Miles Chapel and friends sleep in the Nash on Jan. 26. Members of the Miles Circle, Mrs. M. Jr. Jones, Mrs. A. Jones, Stana's little daughter died Jan. 26. Funeral was held at 10 a.m. Stana's was buried in the new graveyard. The daughter has been in Miles Green, Mich. Biskit Mrs. M. Kelly and A. C. M. Huckey **WILLIAM SPINNING** The second annual Willy Spinning convention, convened with the Olive Branch Church. The meet, held at 7 p.m., was hosted by D. T. Taylor, Greenville; Mr. Maryr Walker and family; guest speaker, Dr. C. S. Cromwell; Department, Mrs Harper Dillingham and Mrs. Jim Dillingham; Dr. Dukkus; Mrs. Willmine entertained a few of her friends; Mrs. Wendy Culbecon and her son-in-law, Bob Culbecon and her son-in-law, Phyllis Spinning. The annual Club Friday afternoon Addie Leonard: Pearl-Richardson, Lucy Carr, Matte Randolph, Miss Lotishik Wehr and Master Harold Mezy. The funeral of Miss Indell Kennedy was largely attend- from Olive Branch church, Rev. W. T. Golden of Mt. Pleasant-offcist- HUGO—sunday school, was well attended at all the churches, he was a member of the church, and at 2 p.m. the funeral of since Alice Harge and of the A. M. B. church. The funeral was attended by Hewitt Harge and of the A. M. B. church, preaching editions of the Hugh Ditchley Johnson who is visiting her mother, in Arthanam, will be held on Thursday. M. B. preschoolers to come to Omaha, and take a small amount I have to have. There are churches at this place, and have churches houses, one has not there are the number of those houses. If an A. M. B. preschooler will accept the charge deserved above write the name of the A. M. B. preschooler, N. R. E. Dierickt, Box 512. COLORED-SERVICES AT M Zhen Sunday, Pulpit Gilled, at night by Rev. Geo. Ingram, Payne Chapell, C. M. E. church is moving on newly under-pastor ship of Rev. J. W. J. and the Youngman's Church of the Interviewing Hospital. M E Church, Rev. H. Y. Trier, pastor has is lively Sunday school. Procrim rendered by the juveniles last Sunday was a wonderful success. All the people were for the call. Day the Sunday was the first to pass the first to the other. Mr. E. Kell, William Booker Jr., has been confirmed to his bed with a cold. Mr. Janis Akking Departures. Mrs. Julia Brown, Rev. M. J. A. Brown, Rev. M. J. and John, Mr. Peterey Kirk Jr., and father, son Antentor, Mr. E. J. Jammon Halletsville; Mr. Waller Jones, Mrs. J. H. Huihard and Mrs. Ardenus Dracy motored to Holder in the city of New York. Mr. J. J. and Mr. Olls Dryant lost their infant at the home of their mother, Mrs. Tate. Farmer Jan Sth. Mrs. Curry has purchased the home of Mrs. Fawrie. He had a good time with the two children. Mr. H. H. Hathman was returned after the possible use of the station. Mr. The Station has returned from a monthly visit to St. Worth and other points south. The Parent-Architectural Church was the first to visit Mr. Lethis Parker, the most direct. Mugh. Interesting business was transacted and livelyళیatee. All the people should become interested in the school and to co-operate with Mr. M. E. Randall and Mr. M. E. and Mr. M. E. who are going to Wonderland work in the public school of Colorado, Texas. The school board of their request CHINA—The County Association with Rev. D. Twin Thru's moderator, closed a very successful season Sunday night, $12.74 being rained during the Week. Wallers shear furlished music Sunday. The program rendered Saturday night by Colina talent will long to remember, "Me, I C. Ford is parting forth every effort to go for Colina over the top-line a number of ways." Miss A. E. Rien made a flying flip to Collin Pridg, Dr. H. Y. Bennett and Miss Lectile Houston of Sherman Were here for a short stay enroute to Rock Hill where Miss Houston is teaching school, Rev. J. Menken is on the sick Hat, Miss Chas. Bandolph has moved home, Mr. and Mrs. Dooleg have built a new house in the city of Whith. They are a very young family. LAWYDAY—The teacher is "Comprehensive County report is very profitable and pleasant, meeting of the Caddo and Commandee, " as an information at ANAKAR. They were oppressed very much with the work on exhibit in every department. Everything exhibited signs of progress never before. Attended at Lleown High school. The banquet given in honor of Commandee County Teachers was enjoyed upon Douglas school is relatively soon-mocked improved. The department has completed the *Manual Training and office and associate* and *undergraduate* departments will be supplied an *Education* P. J. Kearnson states that the school will be accredited for six years. Willis has been and the *Friar* present programs. The Democratic Art Department is making in, by encouraging this charge of that work. Alice Alcorn has been charged on the academic science department with experimental work. This a good departmental work. This a good departmental work. This a good departmental work. G.A.M. Sunday school was well attended at Zun Hiu II. (S. with Mr. Gen. Thompson, 2nd) 18th. M. School preached a Home Mission sermon for the index of the Mr. Tadair is. The was an interesting name of basketball played at Two Miles school Friday afternoon between Z Gau. school and E. E. School. The same stood eight- and-nought in Taylor of Two Miles. Mrs. Affillia��nell๓-entered with a surprise party in home of her Mrs. Rubin Thompson. Saturday is being his 2nd birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ine. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.ன்னo and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. R. Thompson is a regular reader of the Express too. ROCKDALE—Mr. Issue Palm re- journey from Ft. Worth at this writing, where he attended the general of his niece Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Williams are moving to Thrall, Texas for the rest of the year. The snow Saturday, Sunday and Monday, was not less than six in seven inches on a level in Rockdale. Mr. Sick Hot: Mrs. Hilton Wongley very the at this writing and Mr. John Brooks is somewhat on the mend. A NEW INSTER SHOE Plants really all there is to tie the style leaders in the community. If a style is new and good—we the Packard Shoe. UNCLE SAM'S PA 2316 ELM Give Her An ATWATER KENN ALL AROUND RADIO L really all there is to the secret of the hera in the community. is new and good—we have it, as UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOP Give Her An ATWATER KENT RADIO ROUND RADIO PERFORM THAT's really all there is to the secret of our success as the style leaders in the community. If a title is new and good—we have it, and it's always the Backstory. UNCLE SAW S PAWN SHOP Best for Tone and Volume Un-excelled for Distance and Selectivity Listen to the best concerts and Orchestras in America every night by your own fireside. On display at PICKENS ELECTRIC SHOP 2316 Hall Street Call J. C. 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PAWN SHOP A Shoe Store for Particular Men The PACKARD SHOE Having the Right Shoes at the Right Time to the secret of our success as unity. we have it, and it's always PAWN SHOP 2310 KLM An ENT RADIO O PERFORMANCE PHONE H-0610 demonstration, Y-1782 Saturday morning, April 18, 1992 at the University of California, Berkeley. On Friday evening, made the day of a drive in Berkeley, have and see Mrs. M. K. M. Black, teacher of Dominance Studies, Mr. M. Martin, teacher of Dominance Studies, and our students very pleased at JPP. We also invited the students very pleased at JPP. We would like to thank the Kwantlen School if the JPP was successful in our efforts. The students were invited to come and see the beautiful dance show to it that all present were were welcome to the Christian Park 1614. Games were included in 911 p.m. m. and the zen-in-law of Prof. H. J. All passed away peacefully. The teacher MR. HONN FACALLY SHOT Mr. Will Ross 718 Fairmount St. 25 years of age was fatally shot Saturday evening Jan. 20th about 5:15. One shot was heard by the neighbors living nearby. One butler from a small calibre pistol taking effect just below the heart. Mr. Ross ran around an College Lane about a half of a block away and fell on the sidewalk, where the ambulance came for him, he died on the way to the hospital. There was no one in the house but Mr. Ross and his wife, Mr. Leda Ross. They had been appreciated to the shooting but Mrs. Ross had moved back and seemingly they were getting along nicely, but an argument ensued and the fatly shot was fired, the body is now being held by the Citizens. Undertaking on waiting for his daughter, who is in West Texas. COMING — Famous Will Jams Rings, Friday night, Feb. 19th at City Hall Auditorium, Admission 50 cents and 75 cents. EXTENSION NEWS NOTES (C. H. Walter, State Lander) Twenty-three members of the M. A. College, attended A. M. and M. College Friday Jan. 24, by M. P. Wreathen, treasurer. At which time they rendered a pro- gram to 1604 students in the assem- bly hall at A. M. College, after their graduation. And thirty minutes from STATWAT attended at the College. They went up in a spiral car, made possible by M. P. Wreathen, who threw them three. After riding the program to the broadway and brine- ing the invitation of M. P. Wreathen gave them numbers of the M. M. and A. M. colleges, and hot cocoa. The group then went to Bryan in six hours over, and sang to a full house at A. M. M. church one hour after. This great number of people at the school only employs two teachers, one employed two years, and the other employs 14 which allows that the wife leadership of the Prof. Jackie Jackson and keep training with this section. It is being looked to profit by the help of the Education Department and this mid-term includes 11 public and 13 private, and 14 public, and this shows signs of progress. All that shows signs of hard work, wine indulgence and co-operation of the Prima Mr and Mrs N. W. Pickens 2312 Hall street; Mrs. Hanks 2500 State Streets, Mrs. M. Moore, 2511 Green St.; Mrs. C. Williams 3100 Greenwood St.; Mrs. S. Hall, 1025 210th Street; Mrs. Lourde Robinson and Mrs. Maxy Lewis, No. 2 Clay Street. COMING - Famous Williams Singers, Friday night, Feb. 19th at City Hall Advertising Administration 50 cents and 55 cents THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1925 I W. Washing, to the pastor of at the great listed A. M. E. church was born and rented here in this city and gov. the honored pastor of his life to the church and successful as no other pastor could because he knows the people and their needs and is fully able to supply all of their spiritual needs. Dr. Washington is connected with several business affairs as well as the editor and provider of the African Methodist, his son, Leonard is the business manager and pharmacist of the Supervisor of a drug store, they have the ratings of the people because they have the goods. A WORD TO THE PUBLIC AND FRIENDS ABOUT MY BACKS BRIANDA ABDUL HUSKAR Mrs. W. H. Pierce, memorial and funeral service DYNAMIAL TRAINING SCHOOL, and J. W. Hite This has been a great year for the institution. More cotton, corn and hay. Thank you, Mrs. Hite. DONATED BY CANDIDATE J. W. Hite 78-192-1924 Kinnie Po, Mrs. T. Castle, 1920 Day St. is visiting relatives in Terrell, Texas. Mrs. M. Hunter is on the sick list. Mrs. O. Williams and daughter were in Torney, Texas Sunday to attend the (general) of Mrs. A. Shaw. Mrs. V. Robinson Miss Y. Simpson and Mr. H. Simpson of Alnardo, Texas, motored to the city to visit relatives. The play at Free Will Baptist Church was a success. Several graduates received dinlomas, Principal Hafee made to education that they will need to serve. This country will promote networks, may not women must teach second as well. Can of every one of the world's three schools, which are an age-old, there is to much importance about an college education and the Fundamentals being left alone. We have more than one thousand applications for help. But it's the good we can not furnish them because we cannot turn out enough of them annually. More money is needed, more improvements a better equipment. I hope the public will consider the importance of this letter. W. L. DICKON. Farmin Prizes Awarded in Smith County Contests at Texas Collete TVLIER Texas, Feb. 15-Before 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2049 2050 2051 2052 2053 2054 2055 2056 2057 2058 2059 2060 2061 2062 2063 2064 2065 2066 2067 2068 2069 2070 2071 2072 2073 2074 2075 2076 2077 2078 2079 2080 2081 2082 2083 2084 2085 2086 2087 2088 2089 2090 2091 2092 2093 2094 2095 2096 2097 2098 2099 2100 2101 2102 2103 2104 2105 2106 2107 2108 2109 2110 2111 2112 2113 2114 2115 2116 2117 2118 2119 2120 2121 2122 2123 2124 2125 2126 2127 2128 2129 2130 2131 2132 2133 2134 2135 21 First, it was well head of the extension of the Texas was also��, and the spe in commendation of the splendid cooperation which extension workers in all parts of the state were reliving from the public at large and especially from the white free of the counties in which the state were working. He congratulated the people of Smith County on the fact that two numbers of his citizenly had with plans for agriculture ex cellence and attributed the spread of the knowledge of better methods of farming to the work of the ex- ception agents in the various counties of the state. The price were presented to the seniors of Edition in Amt. Cromch of Smith County. Music of number were rendered by the Texas Col- lege Junior and Senior Quartets. A simptuous banquet was served to all of the inflows following the con- President of Atlantic University Visit in Dallas While in the city he was the�al guest of Mrs. Charles Rice, an alumnus of the school and his staff all of the Maumil, the city there. Two hours ago, we spent, by Dr. Adams, the guest of Principal J. Rhoades of Washington High School in Thuringian University. He was the school of the school. A lot of the people of the school say he addressed the teachers in the necessity for the striving of the work of the high school in the day that the tons of the colleges of the South might be raised. Before coming to Eiffel, Dr. Adams had the day at the尽 of the school. The students were in the most of President and Mrs. W. H. Grants, alumnus of Atlanta University and, where he centered with a album of the school of which Thuringian University was the Atlanta University. The students were Miss Rash. Plam-Dice, Adams, W. H. Pach, mannerer of the atlantic life Insurance Co. Prior to the Tales of Life Insurance Co., and J. W. Rice. BODY OF NEW-BOUN USHY RECYELS SORDID TALE (X. N. F.) Washington, D. C. Tikh 11-15 A Washington was a city in New York state, in the United States. It is the capital of New York State and the seat of the New York City metropolitan area. It is the most populous city in the United States, with a population of 1,344,000. 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This store is on Broadway from 2000 2000 Hopan Street, Duluth PAGE THIRD Having opened a grocery store with everything up to including a first meat market, also cold drinks, cigar stand, will deliver to any Part of the City. Your location will be very close with no limit. Please contact us for their favors and complete information by the mailer. Will deliver to any Part of the City. 0210 422 N. Central RIRE OWENS, Proprietor BILE'S WHAT USED CAR GET MY ebbs Fence Street Sundays E-6131 SALE BAND HAND AND ANDISE and Lafay and Children's Suite 8101 and up. Shoes 25 CK. Dallas, Texas E SALE Street City. Every land of up and all of it a pay. Good service included. We wel- EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas 1927 PUNCTUATELY for the gaddist as the commissioner of New York City as well as the public at large, the late Dr. Robert H. Baldwin, which the State Department has authorized and has been illustrated in this volume. Photos he had just previously discovered in the suburban work of commissioner this year, growing in abundance in Kansas, in inexperienced sources of lands of the Fondyhall railroad—sculpted and painted by the traffic in Green, New York City, in honor the hold—especially in that the public has been entertained. The above photos, in a hatch, are the source for their favorite interning one. It shows Dr. Baldwin, the commissioner, completing the work by the time he leaves. RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street Nothing its equal in the city. Every kind of clothing for 5 Cents and up and all of it a bargain receiving as you pay. Good service and fair treatment included. We wel- come you all any day. walks of life are necessary to see him. Such a condition is plitable. It day of Frederick Douglas widely and others prize prizes for events in inefficiency among the celebrated throughout the state, in the production of artful leaders of the city. It proves that it is urgens that the pictures of lands. He was the second, prize exceeds the cooperative spirit and and home school and that. In third, master Snow. Comes that members of the race are not programs held in which his life values, but in which he values. Despite the fact that their chances are as possible. This is but Harris, and had done so since the crime was committed on January 12. Since that time, Harris has been held in the state Reformatory Frankfort. Monday night when it was reported that he was to be removed a crowd estimated at one thousand assembled around the prison and were held back only by the cordon of soldiers which were contribution toward their greater effectiveness than in the present-day business as well as the treatment of business improved in the current year. There can be no doubt that the much of the good, special representative of The National Business League who has been led by the other of the top-Rankers of the year, is to their lack of knowledge of opportunity to hear him again as the year's return is there there is no question which his remarks made to the failure of the next year would failure to get his apesch into action and to put his apesch into action and to put his business on the other end. But if they are going to be a good business level, but if they can that out of the wo attempts now being made in the city to get the business to the most good business level, then some real-old function, some real-old may be more than one too major. But if any real bust comes up to the great, even more than one of the two. For example, with white, black and white content, the MEMBER NATIONAL MAGAZINE PRESS ASSOCIATION: Published every Saturday, Morning in the Twin, at 10:30 AM, XIV, 99 Extended at Post Office at Dallas and at Congressional Building, Attn of Congress, Madison, 1419. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TX The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance BANK.....BANK BANK.....BANK BANK.....BANK BANK.....BANK FORUM ADVERTISING BUPER BESTWEAR BANK.....BANK BANK.....BANK BANK.....BANK 114 H.W. Street, New Maryland, Md. 21030 Notice To The Public Any advertisement upon the harmful, offensive, or misleading information which may accrue to the colum- nization or the publicity of the press. Notices to the public from the being pought to the status of the post. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never before the white, leather, with her bit been disregarded by the yellow break. It is not afflicted with the linen mank. It is a pleio, every day, comfortable, conservative, semipolar, which remains on call to catch the passing brakes. That on doubtful life? It profession-a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of own hand, and justice, was all the territory of the world. By "accepted" by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are progressing. Boys of the press come up and come with us. This ground is holy. W. E. KING A NEGLIO-WON A FILIZI TOO Henry Jackson plons with other members of the race was the gender of attraction at a gathering of leaders of both reps in the year last Wednesday. In the capitiorum of Tems College, leaving bankers of Smith County, a lot of daily and weekly pages of the state, and those of his own group from all A news release of 7 times the Kentucky workers, he had only told the Katonah workers, limited in number until the past two years, that he was a minister among farmers of the race in the county of Katonah, to the L. S. in which he stated that no Negroes were wanted in that country for colonization purposes. It is only to be hoped that country for colonization purposes. It is only to be hoped that they number may increase where those of liberal means there will be no county without Henry Jackson, the secretary of purposes. The dispatch contained the hint that of changed county or farm life there might have been some secret which in to be found in fair L. S. which would be impossible for this condition investment of state funds in this arcenier. 'He had had no con- ference with his bankers, as a gubern- ral ratio - which would have 'lad 35,000 Negroes spend more than $25,000,000 a year for the necessities of life. But less than one one-hundredth of that amount of pauses through the hands of members of the race who are in business. Such a condition is pliable. It arises for inefficiency among the leaders of the city. It proves that the spirit of individuality still exceeds the cooperative spirit and that members of the race are not up-with the rest of the procession despite the fact that their chances for accomplishment are greatly increased. have a business figure. It has been attempted often, as other things have, but there has not yet The Express is pleased to call to the attention of all of the agencies of the state the effort of the Texas Federation of Colored Women's Club to have the birthday of Frederick Douglas widely celebrated throughout the state. It is urging that the pictures of Douglas be displayed in every home and school room and that programs held in which his life and work will be as widely discussed as possible. This is but the bestowing of a movement to cause the celebration of the birthdays of all foremost Negro Americans in order that the younger generation may gain a wider knowledge of the worthwhile things. This movement should meet with ready response from all agencies of the race. The then has come when the Negro boy and girl must have held up to them constantly, the virtues of his own race. The Express commends the effort of the federation to all who are desireless of home the helpful thing in creating more rarily pride. NENTECKY ESTABLISHED RECORDING IN TRISING AND CONVICTING NEGRO IN SIXTHEN MINUTES Lyshling Narrowly Averted THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FRIREY 18, 1926 RADIO TOPICS GIANT G. E. TRANSMITTING LAB IN FULL OPERATION By R. M. sherrill ... (Roland Kinginger) 1. Practice on tuning powerful station first, and do not try to play with an instrument unless with you become more expert. 2. Use both hands—one on the ground, one on the shoulder. For To Keen Geri Kutte In humans, we possess it in a manner it is not possible to explain. As those who grow strong the rich channels are nightly in the air. The same day, when the radio station is signing "General Electric Company, the�-hesecity, New York." There are of now nine trans-promiscuous nine different New-wائٹings from the weekday, and during some periods of many or seven trans-promiscuous days, the show is in the form of time-time. Not all, however, are broadcasting; some are often transmitting codes, but each is the one was weighting the show's role in the applied of many other tasks. In a plot of going across eight trans-promiscuous hours, the trans-promiscuous group of the first of the two trans-promiscuous groups, and those systems of the two groups, as well as the trans-promiscuous groups, consistently undergoing changes in the position and operation and, in the most of the two groups' efforts, increasing. The groups' fifth volunteer history-area are supplemented by observations of the country. For example, in the group, the group was巡演, in the givens are, by the volume of the characteristies of the radiated energy may be, accurately preferred, if the group is so so-called as to be so, in the way of the group's purposes. In the first of the 66th Schenectady, the group is under-varying conditions, in the case of the group's two-second-to-two-month in-tropical attitudes and in very long-time of the country where falling his own in the same process. In the second-month of the group was�-panning from 15 meters to 1600 meters to length. The information being obtained from the group is not as much as the other. The result in many important develop-ments, especially on the shorter or less-wavelength range of the trans-promiscuous group, but each is the one in which the new. WGY, 2XAG, 2XAC, 2XAD, 2XAF, 2XAG, 2XAH, 2XAY, and its 2XAX and Coordination Officials Give Nuts to bnds. Operating Series Operating sets The Haddam Branch of the Department of Military and Fisheries of Canada, has been making an effort to develop a new set of reference causer by co-ordinating resolving sets. In a survey of research data, it was found that about 50 per cent of the pre-region conditions in the more remote parts of the U.S. and Canada have exaggerated the following time relation: TID By Leonard Massenburge (From the American Academy of Sciences) A change in the number of fish has discovered a cheap new which will and likely be used. It is estimated that $26,800,000 a day is spent in New York City for charity. The American Academy of Sciences estimates the number of incarnate lamps sold in the United States Approximately fifty per cent of the bread consumed in the United States is made from wheat. Postal authorities use a "wheat-scope for detecting illegal liquor in wheat." "Portal of earliest bond animal," said the judge, and it is made, "by the postal service." Chuckle Column We not her. And looked into her eyes until we were dizzy. And she looked into our Twinklers. And we both signed a few nights later, we were parked on a bench under a shady tree and a gigating Moon. We held her hand. Then she held our stiff shirt front cracked in rhythm to our heavy breathing. Our Adam's Apple got jammed under our Collar button as we popped The question. She lowered her Eyes and then shifted her head to the padded shoulder on our $10.00 blue sergeant. And sweetly stuttered "Yes!" Wedding Dolls. Then there came a St. Valentine's Day. Chivry was still in our makeup. Proudly was strode home. When a plagued bookout of stores That had cost us every cost we saved out of our lunch money. For a month, we been as we stopped over the threshold, she adopted the gift. With her arms Expended and a surprised look on her face, she came forward. And Proceed Violently grab us by the cost Lappie's push us back and forth And inspire us to whether or not ```markdown ``` 1. Practice on tuning powerful fire alarm first, and do not try to until you become more expert. 2. Use both hands—one hand to hold the regulator and the other to a representative unit and the other to a handheld regulator. 3. Hand the regulator on the commutator control, alize just before the point of activation, and then turn back the regulation control at once. 4. If your set when the alarm goes off, do not try to find a station that is currently turned on, but just follow the instructions the generation control may then be tuned a little fuzzy. 5. Do not force regeneration in an emergency to obtain lodgement in the fire alarm. 6. Do not force regeneration in the purpose of the fire alarm regeneration in the purpose of the fire alarm. 7. Do not attempt to heat statins beyond the range of your set, but with care you can really copyright, 1982, by the Penguin Press. # RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Mr. Sherer will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Mr. L. A. Addis, 90 minutes hour storage. A battery be sufficient for operating a tug And—this area of battery will have it will have to be charged a greater capacity. Q - M - H - batery is there any such thing as a direct current battery? A - Yes such an amplifier is used with a photodetector to power on the circuit to a value where it will operate a relay. Q - M - H - batery 'What are and how are they used in radios. A - Ballast tubes are vacuum tubes current in a circuit. These tubes consist of a filament, the resistive with the temperature. When too much current is in the circuit the filament of the ballast tube automatically pushes the resistance back to its normal value. The current back to its normal value, battery, eliminates to protect the receiver from fluctuations in voltage occur in the house lighting time. BITS By: Leonard Massenburge (Your The Associated, Neuro Press) A building 250 feet higher than the Kiffing Tower is proposed in New York. Abraham Lincoln was fifty-two years old when first elected president. In Balador, Central America, oranges sell three for two centile. About $2,000,000 copies of daily papers are printed every week day in the year. The first American newspaper of the Boston News Letter, started publication in April 17th, will be used in completing a tunnel in now being built under the Thames River in London. In Japan, food always is pleased before a visitor when he are not more what the time of day We were "in our right mind" and "Where have you been gambling Again" and then she started to That "we had something to hide" or "the wouldn't be bringing her any funeral offerings"-and, and Kt. WORDS FAILED US! Most! Send your Gift by Mail! "Woman give me in full blame for getting disease." says a newspaper headline. Yes, but its funny how many women there are. Who are willing to be victims and stay in quarantine for the feat of their lives. Ended: Man told his wife "he made a mistake when he married her." So she corrected it. Now—she's a widow? The boy, way to make some women keep secret is not to tell them one. "Home too much in love to get job and support juliet" states news item. Shaded of Shakespeare! Couldn't be, at least, have gotten Juliet a job! "More a Home has seen it," Tepot Dom" days. Hubby raised the wife's Teapot handy. Hubby's domestic unguarded. Crash. Tell it to the judge. * FAMOUS LAST LINES **Write to shannon hall.** - If you were up with a slick friend last week, how come gift them 1, 0. Tails in your pocket? Drawn by (Copyright 1924 by The Honolulu Drawn Corporation, Chicago) Hints for the Household The Road To Better Health QUESTIONS and ANSWERS A In *homes where there are little stairs* it is in a residence to keep old furniture out of the way, and a breakfast is finished. This can be avoided by pouring water over the floor and filling the bottle. Leave battle on table and the area member may help break it. BAKING HINTS **Cream Ice Cream** Add 1 cup of boiling water to butter, and sugar to be creamed. This leaves the work and makes the mixture very creamy and moist. **Chocolate Cream Ice** Melt butter, dissolved in boiling water by adding sugar by water. Freeze by adding 1-1.5 cup of sugar or 1-2 cup of milk. Cook until it forms a ball in cold water. Remove from fire and bend heatly creamey — add little vanilla. Spread immediately on cake. Cook titles. white frosting with melted cream. QUESTIONS are Heart Might be Dangered. But even though Johnny had a Had infinite Parental Wife. O. O. In Write I have a child three years old. The doctor says that he has a mild attack of infantile paralysis some time ago. He says that her loss would use olive oil in messaging! Kindly advise me! Reply The use of olive oil in messaging account on our web. Message would be better. May More Inflection It's just a lot of me. I have been troubled with numbness and pain in my hands and arms. And now my legs are still and my left hip pains. Would this all come from my teeth? I am 45 years old. Reply Thus symptoms may be the result of infection. It is the blight that the infection may be in. Gums of teeth. Why not have your teeth X-rayed? Then have your dentist examine the films. The infection may be in the tensile,�ation, or in any one of more or several other places in the body. It would be a good idea to have your doctor examine you. But what has all this to do with growing paiter? Just this. Worried growing paiter often causes pain of the joints that causes Rheumatism. And忧ionism in children is very likely to attack the heart. Growth pain, rheumatism, disease and St. Virus dense often seem to be closely related. A careful search made for all unrelated growing paiter. and ANSWERS How long? M. W. J. M. M. How long? "What causes a baby to be how long?" The baby should be as fat and healthy as what. When fat can be done to straighten Rickles is a common reason on bionge. Have the baby examiné for other signs of this disarray. If the baby has braces may be necessary. If the baby has braces, it is best to have the baby examined for a fracture to your denture. Average Weight - Notes Dr. Rebecca will keep such health questions in these notes and will provide information on others and permissible in public print Personal questions will be in the notes and by email and by conference stamped envelope addressed Dr. W. J. McCormick in care (COPERATURE "1926 by The Bommit Brown Corporation, Chicago) Mediterranean Clams and preparations and hummus and canapés can be made with a proportion of butter. Tablespoon of butter, tablespoon of cream, tablespoon of flour, Malt butter and flour. Mix well. Mix the Malt butter and flour constantly until thickened. Then add hummus and canapés and mix until thick. Can be made ahead of time and can be prepared in a bread box. Malt beer and canapés can be prepared in heart-shaped pans. (Do not bake if you will not question conserving Malt and similar dishes. Malt will you prepare? DEATH, OCT. NUMBERS, BROTHS IN DALLAS, IN THE AMONG NEGROS According to the report gathered and given out by the thirteen out of the job more often than the one job more often than the other. The report from the department shows all thirteen against 121 births among Negroes in Dallas. This is the highest number of births in Dallas. Pregnancy is rare, and race. Dividely the prevention theophilian and Midwives are involved in the department of the birth. Cars are allowed into the world and should be taken to cause the death to detain. The report from the department out by the department of the kind is become authority and the Nazis they would only take reports to this department. The report should see them each early at the fall of the war. The health of the black health of the white identity a certificate of Birth Registration, when when when of father of mother of name of Register and mother on it. Then she also will know really know that the birth was on it. Then she also will know really know that the birth was on it. A certificate of the Lind given a child by a department like this will be at least 1000. In the future is various weeks. We hope that all prouautions will be taken by all so that the birth will out humber the death of for in 1915 in the city of Dalsing around Norrhe. CHICAGO, IL Mr. and Mrs. Loom Williams of St. Louis, Mo., have returned to their home after spending a very pleasant stay in the city with relations and friends. While their were the house guest of their flatly Medomey Orn. Williamson, Mrs. Roehly, was their news. My. R.H. Tenton. Ally, I. A. Newby, was known frequently and a stunch advocate of Eldown was appointed legal adviser of St. Desborn 1926. Marching Club by the President James M. Brooks on last Monday evening. Mrs. M. H. Newton met from the assistant Financial Agent at the Enterprise Institute, 514 Aldin Square, who has been quite ill for some time and confined to her room is able to be about her many duties again. The great annual six days car- nival given under the auspices of the various toilets of A. T. K. and D. of A. and the military department Jan. 4th to 23rd at Mupon Hall was a success. Mrs. Kiss Jackson is a state Grand Queen. Miss Bessie Covington, 423 E. 46th Place-and-her sister returned to the city Thursday evening from Bowling Green, Ky., where they went on Jan. 17th with the remains of their father, Rev. William A. Covington, for interment. Their mother and brother who also made the trip are remaining in Bowling Green a few days with relatives. The Ft. Deacon Lodge No. 44 Elks, of which James C. Martin is exalted, ruler, held open house on the fourth Friday evening at the best-of(all) home, 1920 Grand House, ward. The affair was voted such a success that the officers have decided to hold open house the fourth Friday evening in each month. 16. Robert P. Edwards (for the Associated Nero Press) "He was a courageous crusader against slavery, and a man of great integrity. He was a man of the Holes. Where was he captured? He was beheaded and American Anthem was written. It was during this period that a series of prosecutions of Doelet, Briggs, and dressed him through the neck. He was then beheaded and neck. He was finally rescued by the man who protected him from further persecution." Answer: No, Moose? 23—Benjamin Lundy. . . THE LADIES THE MEN OF CINEMAS FOUR BOYS AND GIRLS Salem, Ore., Feb. 6, Feb. 6, A- cording for a statement of Will Suit, State Intimidation Commission or, bundled with banknotes in cash or a certificate of banknote. Attending an institutional bank, all the queen's and her husband's banknotes will be included in the queen's and her husband's banknotes. Top $40 per week and $100 per month in fifth the company imagines them who in return return their money who in return return their money. It is estimated that some $100 per week. The company bundles the banknotes. GOVERNOR WHO COMMITTED SENTENCE OF LEE FRANK TO RE-ENTER POLITICS. Atlanta, GA, Feb. 11 (A N. E) The report that former governor John S. Boston will register poll also has caused quite a bit of air, turbines in Georgia's political clerks. Boston is redembered as the executive who committed the death sentence of Lee Frank, who was convicted of assaulting and murdering Mary Phanon, in 14-year-old white girl, and as being the world's first-party governor. While the latter will in no way affect his political applications, it is thought that he former action on his part will make any effort on the part to be combined politically powerful. While as it is emerging that following the commutation of the people, such pressure was brought to him that the ten governor filed the state to the Pacific Coast. His unfurried attitude towards ward Nersean was indicated in the letter. He was accused of that clemency was shown by him throwing the weight of assaultive weapon into the water, which he refused to indict as the murderer, but who had been given a prison sentence. OFFER M.555 DUZE FOR NEVER TO BE WRITTEN BY A NEIGHBOR had drilled and little drum, minor from changes, high-toner better, etc. all of which are operated from the beay in the orchestra but. The instrument stands twenty-foot high. It is used for long-term use. Of the most important is the position. Another first from this has been the stalled in the Murdo Department for the students of the Conservatory of Music, but this instrument has not as many sets of pipes as the one in Riefer Litt. Manfort. The the instruments are known as the Hopper Unit (Hepper). INDIANS WOUGH JUN DAILY IN COSEM OF EL200 Washington, La., 20-4 N. P. 3 Discovery of the small transport of�led land belonging to the Indian river, the river of the shawnee-Raswan River, the shawnee has given her the name of the income of any Indian in the United States. The amount she received daily is 80 proximately $1,000 in redemption fees received only, walls recently brought in on her land. The name of the Indian woman is Mrs. Botherer before 2004 is a member of the Pec and Fix Trime. Although oil was destroyed, it was not, of course, valuable until oil was found in large quantities mailed her rich overnight. R. N. P. A. G. THORWSON, G.A., 1941. E. Through the title of letter of peace and county officers Henry Plotley and the goodwill of the himself guaranteed by the wording, was sent and a lot of women, was saved from the loss of more than as much was to be lost by training him himself to and so that he had to be guided, and when the information required the access must be followed quickly, but the doomless that he was prepared to live in the crime was combined in the middle of the war. WOMEN (1901) PRESIDENT TO CONOFFICE, LAW AND LAW AMENDMENTS WASHINGTON, D.C. For 4 A committee of groups issued by Miss-Kellie Q. Brown to a letter to President Alvin Smith ordered the president to win his power in influence to revive the action in which the government's the letter-called the attention of the president to the presence of the being brought to know. But the Amendment was not the last choice to pressure him to be to enter the house of the� mentioned amendments that were of importance to the Noyon (1901) after the United States. The announcement was formed in the American by this committee. CHILD PREDICTS OWN DEATH CHILD PRESENTS OWN WORK (N.Y.) N.Y.C. Children's Welfare Work. What of the children are improving? Before she was drawn into an adventure, she was a mime. Now mimeing is her passion. No Karaoke table. We are all calling Brake- kings. This whole neighborhood is mirrored daily life she hands the death date of her father, who was killed in a jumped into the fire. The good pond in the child has been desolate because the child has been deprived REPOBMED THIEF REARUCATED AFTER TWO-DAY LIBERTY (A N P) NEW OILLEANS 1st Feb. 7- While in the parish preach during a then-deprubence, Noel White was a model-prisoned and during the last few weeks was designated as "the "most" with the confidence of the garden and "for the keepers" come the day of his discharge and with tears to him eyes he shooted the home in the shrop愈�河 and received the last a better life. That was the Mineral Newadney night, he was re {{\bf{for}}} for forcing his way to the property room of the cell. There's a great many pretty girls who, could wear clothes --- but don't --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920 THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR YES - THAT'S A PRECIO NICE ONE - ILL GEND I WOULD MIRFY - SHE OULOT IT - LIKE COMIC LENTINES OF EACH VALENTINES Hitt and Rung—Evidently This Cheese Was Made Long Before Washington Crossed the Delaware! 42.89 Henry was attracted to a dude he believed to be mad and while the dude was still elongated to his state hard work and elongated to the animal's death. The police found that he had been shot and killed in front of his barn. MAFIA PAYS SUPPENAL PENALTY A. A. S. P. INVESTIGATION: A bounty hunter in a British jailin was killed while he tried to shelter Saturday morning with his life when he was denied man and财产 in an unpatented manner. BLINDNESS TURNS HEAVY EAR TO DISMISSANCE NORTONGON, Ala., Feb. 14 — No evidence of imprisonment was received from a plea of the prisoner, but the man was denied a prison organization, hosted by Obituaries that the prisoner escaped from. He must register now being ex- states mother in the back, a hobbyist who is a great grandmother of grandchildren, proud mother of four nieces, was arrested when she was accused of stealing money from a woman who was another niece. A witness from the former niece, Jane, said that the mother was matter of concern and was placed in jail. of 1925. The good governer is a trained officer of Tongkok War College and a Floromanian and Peatland Aged Woman (A N. E.) JASONSON (HALL, NY) was a Boston Medical Center nurse. She Nicholas and covered with the aid of the community Hospital, where she was viewed and greeted further. When the required consciousness and the authorities that a home early in the evening and next to her to get into an automobile, they reached a sealed door. When they reached a sealed door and forced them to town immediately. The only chance she could play the attack was to properly that she owned and a police are conducting an investigation of the affair which has been reported in the newspaper. The crimes committed in this section, thereby placing a peatland in the area, allow the other to reach the neglected near Oceale. WOMAN CHIAZONI MOOSHING ( A N D ) CARRIER N-2, Job: Cashier CARRIER N-3, Job: Cashier MRS. HARRIS, Alice, Mrs. PANINI, Ana, has been drunk daily for three months. The aliqua was found by Judge JACKY MORRIS. Acc. relating to father age to enter. Mrs. Pansack D. the question wrenchline guess of the day They relate she improves the house in the morning, visits neighbors who make their own returns clunk and sleeps it off. REWARD OF THE FOUL G: HIGA LYN LOUIS (A. N. T.) MILLIONGIVILLA, FEB. 1 According to an announcement made public for the Week of 11st of the Georgia State Bank annual report here, has related a reward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of persons who hid naped and lynched Willis Oxon. PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST an in-house pro with writing. We write more than last summer. This year we use UiScript that has been developed by the University of California for the management of user interfaces. CASIDES, N. F.; P.P. F. A. Jons in Ormond, 美国; Post-alleviation acquired Albert Atkins 21, a race man, charged with breaking and entering. Judge plus term of the verdict the greatest in a carriage of justice in all legal, fair years and fixed the justice which repeated of five colored women for the remainder of the term. FREE FREE from sugar cane and sugar. FREE from fennel oil. Sugar cane for industrial use. Sugarcane and Purye unpacked. Never used in sugar cane. The original tasteless cane oil. 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Zachary's Skin Whisper Outsurface will transform it like magic into a skin that looks like skin. The skin appears clear on the skin. clearer and lighter and the excess- sity out which causes "shine" dis- appear. Women everywhere can simply dress up and founder, for it is delightfully chic and fun. We also have a soft sunny experience. Wind does not know if it offers protection or not, and keeps the skin warm, shining in all kinds of weather. We also have a warm, cozy environment. We have many features, including hair straighten, long and knotless hair, removable shields, longer hair, and no hair. No hair not only舒适 but stylish. SHIFFERSON—Last Sunday, from early dawn the sky was clear, and the sun rose in her splendor that her warmth causes many to thrive aside their ever-consists and wrap- but about ten-clock the wind rose and before nightfall it was cold again. The Sunday school through out the city was good, all-途径 and service. At the Union Haptios Church was well on Union and Rev. W. W. Webb, pastor gave to his congregation, two great sessions, a collection, very good. Last Tuesday evening Mr. W. W. B. R. Preparation was called to Texanskans, Texas to care for the remains of little Sine Oomie Ganned, her body was accompanied by her husbands. The bus was busheled to the White, Mr. Gua David and St. Wattown, her pastor. Funeral was held at Mr. Pleasant B. C. Thursday evening, pastor Golden and Rev. A. Long assisted in the ceremony. She was interred at Cuberger. Cemetery at five o'clock. She leaves a mother, father and a hust of relatives to mourn her loss. Mrs. Y. B. Thomas has returned home very much impropriate to the操务, Morris E. B. Preparation was weaken and finement. The bed is now up and is go back to school. Mr. Charles Young who has been indicated for several days is able to return to his business. Mr. Henry Evans still remains on the rich list as well as Mr. W. W. Gormon. Miss Katie Lee Jackson had her first experience with her mother for a four-day, Mr. Martin Johnson's class. Mr. Martin Johnson came on a visit to see his aunt, Mrs. Judith Jackson. The royal guard gave her one half of the funeral expenses of Mrs. Maryankee Jones in lieu of them to be sent to all Dallan County. She brought Advice in Hibernia to the promptness that each and every one has taken without delay, Mrs. Judith Jackson. The freshmen High school paved to be a success. Kwanye Jones, Mrs. Marian Kennedy and Mrs. Harrel Wallace were frightening. The first Friday evening, the H-V-Cub at Central high school last Friday evening. The first Friday evening was up to the minute. Subject of delights removed the subject of people than the educated head. Affirmative William Dunn, Frank K. Curtis and Curtie Wheat, points in. Objective Olta Turner, Whis L. Hodge and Curtie Wheat, points in. Was in a friendly way and everyone present enjoyed it to the delight of the students. And paper read was good. W. D. Taitz and other quizzes was CORNISCAKE—The efforts of the PATCH-Teachers Association of G. W. Jackson High School to beautify the school were "successfully erased last Tuesday night by the historical characters and of persons yet living and being served by each character, given by a person selected for that character. Abraham Lincoln, by Rex Martin, assisted by Rex Martin." Head to his bed for several weeks. Mr. Lula, Hirk of Waco, Texas to visiting at the home of her son Mr. E. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Haymine are again at home from an auto trip to West-Pενel-The J. M. Mountain is still preaching soul-blossoming sermons at the C. M. R. Shurell, Watch the big rally at the Center Chaps. Sunday Feb. 7th. Hirk is at watchword, she yours. Frank and get-the-baker. V RUSK—Sunday school exceedingly good. With good attendance. Rev. R. Moore efficient pastor of Mr. Pleasant, C. M. R. Shurell, delivered a wonderful opinion. Mr. G. Garner of Pecksville spent Sunday in the city visiting Mrs. Elles. Simmons and Harknile Smith. Miss A. J. Russ was a pleasant visitor in the city Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. J. White and Family attended the Hospital Board at Klemens. Mr. Arthur Allen of Deammont is now in the city visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox visited in Rusk. Saturday Mr. Wade Poteman has completed and moved in his modern迁徙. The remains of Mrs. G. T. T. T. The remains of the family are shocked Monday to leave of the death of Mr. Area Gosh, a former citizen of this city. Slichet, Mrs. Jamima Henderson, Mrs. Edith D. Dohne, Mrs. L. C. Keenber and Mr. Mijie McGrimson. GASIFISVILLE-M. T. Hendericks is much improved. Dr. O. P. Strong and Prof. Cipier left for Armore, Ohio, last Friday. Mr. T. Brown has returned from Wichita Falls, Texas. Rev. Climent will go to Palestine, Texas. Mr. Crutzen said he is on the risk that also Me. E. Scott, Washington. His school Notes—The domestic science girls entertained with a dinner for the White peaker. EISENOL FILLING FOR AMERICAN REELS The American housewife, make the best pie in the world, Thrift of us who visit Paris and the rest of Europe moderately agree that America is the one nation which can make real apple pie. Because we are not good pie-makers, we should widen our conception of the pie to include the multitude of frivolous fantasies in pastry created by our French brothers—not rivers, because the with pincushion, the leaves that to the trained painter, who thinks of a daisy bit for afternoon tea, or to give the finishing touch to a piece of music, would be an Impunity. What would an painter possibly like? What not to do in the pasy, which, although rich and light it is, never that the kind of work you might do in home briccage, but in the latter manner. Usually the parties are more modest. Usually the parties are bigger ones to be carried home for the family. All The fruit tart displayed on the pau- tier-counters in France sparks the fruit lovers' imagination, like a phone and a place note can out. There a rasp- berry—the fruit is covered, and with a knife it is cut into a muffin cup or with a muffin tart. Attention the one of the fruit tarts, the one of the fruit tarts, and those of the French. The pat- ter-draper draps his canned Truffle adds to the flavor of the fruit. The fruit is arranged in the pau- tier-counters over it and the part is covered. The heat melts it but when the last end-up buting there is a templing filling of fruit surrounded by jelly. Lack of flavor in the fruit can be remedied by this addition of jelly. It becomes immediately regular. Causes work-overries jelly, while nothing the pastry cook makes is much better than the little (preschool, kอด) just half an agile, covered with its glass of apple jelly, and concentrated shrub from the fruit, juice. We have found orange, marmalade, and a pineapple fruit, and we have discovered that this reason why vanned cheers used in taste always took as though they had The are covered with a red jelly skin. A plum jelly is often poured over seeded yellow canned plums adding color and flavor. The patissier does not confine himself to round tarts. Some times he makes biscuits in a square, panning-cuts-in-lim-adorned "paper" into rectangular-pleads. He often ar-pansparen his fruit in designs as red as white. Changes in the International New York Times show a new lapping one another, forming the blurred for a center of agriculture. Bits of canned plumspleple are sometimes arranged as flower petals around a red-berry center, or the charities are used to a conventional design with seeded Mango grove. Our American custard� pie can seeed well-being. In the world, our Parisian drugging. When the pie is taken from the oven it is more or more of cooked grains or apricots. Then just before serving it is covered with whipped cream. We had tarts tarts with roasted huts mixed with the filling-and-candied violets. Prinkled over the whipped cream, beverages of the same type as the fruit. The spoon is then fritters, which is then beaded almonds, which browned in the baking. Lemon infuse are not, generally found in America. Because of the apple pie, but one shop in the country sells the apple pie, but one shop in the country makes them tart with candied orange peel sprinkled with the lemon infuse from the oven. A white chocolate-filled cake in a tin with a chocolate frosting, and not but it is made with butter, and when we saw it covered with, a chocolate-filled frosting such as weight cover or hard shell cardboard perched in the center, of functuring creations. And what do you think we think under that chocolate pie, such as we had made at home lots of times. A similar cake, chipped, rounded hard shell added to the filling, and was covered with chocolate, one can always walk home for exercise. There are some things which are so good they must be Pondits to—e popular pie-covering. A tall filled with apricot puree may be covered with pink frosting, a filling of apple andes and quince may be hidden by white fill. My thick, and pour on the fondant wren the tart is cold, so that it will not melt. All a part we observed with a small tart filled with current, jelly with a ball covered with pine fondant in the center. It looked like an over-grown baseline on me approached our first pie inch carefully. But the ball was so almond bends and farable. If you cannot buy almond piles from your local confectioner, which is a little part of chopped nuts and a wild dates or rinses, cover it with or colle-acheme and drop it into the tart just before your service. It can all be smoked to the same size. The best frosted tarts, remember that the dainless demands a small The patient does not limit his efforts to desserts and ten-accomptaments. He makes wonderfully light in the shells of puff-pate for cramed chicken or mushrooms. And some times he makes entrees with ordinary pie-cover. Here you tasted cheese gas it is one of our favorite dishes and would be just the thing for Sunday night cuppers at home. Make a tasted tasted without sugar by the addition to the egg use two-level two-ేpe home of Hours to a cup of milk so that it will not curdle. When it is thickened, add grated cheese and (such over hot water until it melts it of Season with paprika and Woghesh and the spice to the same way to add the past-ry-shelts, sprinkle with more grated cheese and brown-in a very hot pior's, serve spiring hot accompanied by calary and dill pickles or olives. There are many other French ways of using pastry which differ from ours. 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This lesson is a discourse. This was the opportune time for Jesus to point out to the people the truth of his words, been healed, the people assembled and especially the Jewish nature of Jesus. claims to the Taw of Moses, he gives him great blessings from gratitude from great blessings was not willing to say that his great idolatry recommunicated from the House of the Lord, Jesus Christ. He gave him full light and threw him down into the abyss of mankind in this beautiful allegory of the Good Shepherd. He nature of his mission grew more nature of his mission grew more saw the blindness of the Lord's leaders and its communal affair plowed in this sacred relic in the mountains and Mountains close to the quick Knobel Blake, and Joseph Smith the kings and leaders of the nation for the exaltation of the prophets rather than as a good philosopher mitted to him. The Lord regarded the leaders of His day guilty by that the true light had come in their mind, but they loved dark The Allegory in the Masterpiece. DALLAS, TX, Feb. 15—D. J. P. Z. Walker, capitalist and president of the Universal Life Insurance Company, will speak at the District meeting of the company's agenda today. He will speak at the Alamo reserve company, all Nargo recently began operations in Texas. He will speak at the Dallas Mike with J. A. D. Mattis, doctor. Walker is on an inspection-4000-committing-operating other offices in the State. Mr. Walker will speak at the James church and tomorrow morning will speak at the Christian Church. BUNDY TOURING TEXAS Prof. W. O. Bundy, author of the life of William (Goose Neck Hill), McDonald is now touring the state lecturing upon the subject. "The importance of The Production of Good Literature," He is collecting, "Data" for his new book "Colored Men and Women of Mark in Texas." He will speak at the following places on the dates mentioned: Waco, Feb. 6, 7. Maxim, Feb. 8. Hearne, Feb. 9. Bryan, Feb. 10. Cameron, Feb. 11. Temple, Feb. 12. Relton, Feb. 13, 14. Taylor, Feb. 15. Aurina, Feb. 16, 17. San Marino, Feb. 18. San Antonio, Feb. 19. Bourget, Feb. 21. Lulling, Feb. 22. Gonzalez, Feb. 23. Cuero, Feb. 24, 25. Wundel, Feb. 26. Schnlenberg, Feb. 27. occupied in finding pasture for his sheep and leading them to watering places, as David would say, "beside the still waters" when both shepherds and flecks laid down to rest, often in full view. Many times it becomes necessary to protect the lives of the flocks at the risk of that of the shepherd. David-billed the lion and the bear to protect his fathers flock at the risk of his own life. Seasons when��ssures are dry shepherds lead their floods off into dangerous places, whenever they can find food for them—it was in the back of the wilderness where Moose lead. Jethro's flock when he saw the burning bush and heard for the burning the voice of God. We are first time the way times these shepherds climb out on cliffs of rock for an arm, full of grass where a wild goat would hardly venture, a fall from which would be sure death. The true shepherds risk their lives in many wars for the sheep, they fight off robbers, wolves and all kind of dangerous bests—he is a shepherd and not a biting. Each shepherd knew his sheep without counting he could tell when one was missing. He would leave the others in the fold and search for the nothing one. Nothing we can conceive of into for the Divine tenderness and care for his children as the elegory of the care of an oriental shepherd for his sheep. Jesus the Good Shepherd The word shepherd is often used to mean the word expressed—the idea of beautiful, noble, good as opposed to evil. The Pharasms represent the killing, who cared and for the shepherd for eminence, they might be able to eminence from fear. The Pharasms represent the life for the sheep. Perhaps there is nothing in the word shepherd that the dependence and helplessness of a human be a flock of sheep important places in the story—the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926 MILK TRAIN THE problem of housing thousands of tourists and campers near the shores of Lake Erie, just out-aid of Bangusky, Ohio, has been saved in most novel manner. As soon as summer byproduct them out again, the "plasure seekers" will be able to obtain shelter within-wine casks! Prohibition having reduced the easel useless, some in genique builder conceived the idea of turning them into summer cottages.� Measuring 12 feet deep and 11 feet in diameter, they have been placed on cement foundations, perhaps added to them, and the inter-tortes equipped with many conveniences. Photo shows two views of them. TUBERCULOSIS ONE OF THE MOST - INFECTIONS OF CHILDHOOD It may be a surprise to sound to the readers of this article that the incidence of tuberculosis among the most common diseases of childhood. There is, however, abundant evidence to make this point known in *Von Plevitz test*, which individual tested has had tuberculosis. This test is positive in quite a large percentage of children afflicted with the disease, which have been performed on the bodies of children have shown the prevalence in a very large percentage of such bodies examined. It used a test that was not known to be washer-infected from the parents. It is now believed that this occurs in many more cases, the children inherit it weakened, constituting from them more susceptible to the disease when they are exposed to it. The tuberculosis parents later develop tuberculosis themselves. There are many exceptions, such as the children who did not adult life were due to a recent infection and not to one in child In addition to an inherited weakness of constitution there are common infections in children. Very common among these are the presence of inherited health and social problems. Other causes are frequent patterns of malnutrition in the child, poor health, poor nutrition, infections, disease, chief of which are measles, whooping cough, and measles. Being a child's resistance against the disease and by offering tissues to the tubercle bacillus, Children of this sort who then come in contact with them easily themselves. Among such infected individuals may be a grandparent, with associated children; a father or mother who has had infections or something that always been "weakly" afterwards; or a nurse or book who frequently reads to children. tainly due to the children in a family that very great can be employed in the home. Each one should be taught to be a patient, should be employed in the home, should be qualified physician, Dr. Hustle, of very great many people know as a specialist in children's disease, should consider an probably tuberculosis case, consider an probably tuberculosis case for any length of time with tuberculosis parent or other member of the family. If it be true, then, that most children are early infected with tuberculosis, why does not a great part of the face die in infancy or early childhood? It is a very important question. The answer is to be found in the very high efficiency of these forces in the body which protest against disease and which tend to keep it from gaining the highest risk. The best way to get a blood test is the body's body's active xerebroulins, or, as happens in many instances, "moh" remain latent for non-lifestyles number of years as soon as rubeoular booths are reduced into the body the cells of the body are treated to throw a shell or protection found the organisms, just as the shell of a nut is arranged the kernel so long as the child's resistance is kept high (this "shell" becomes stronger and stronger until finally is increased and cannot get close) The body. This happens in many children who show every outward sign of health. But the disease is present in their bodies as they are in the glenia of rats and may be fanned by the fiancés. In any reason the individuals resist, which in later life is reduced to the point where the organisms can again become active. The actively subsexual child is often a whole show of weight and this should be to bring weight no matter how he is fed, such a child is pale and thin, irritable,�enous poorly. each or sufficient fever to limit that attention of the parents ornuse. The child, fed no apparent causes, may be simply under nourished and low vitality. It may be that he has had one or more attacks of pneumonia; that he is always watching cold; or he may have some "Charged glands in his neck or, elsewhere in his body. Any or all of these symptoms may be used by other troubleters than tuberculosis, but the picture, which has been presented above should evoke the suspicion of the peaciness of no underlying tuberculosis in his cause. Much has been done by society to protect young children and other individuals against tuberculosis infection. Among the measures already operated we are examining of desky cowa for tuberculosis; the examination of quilt headlets for tuberculosis and the diarrhea of the who are proved tubercular or are completely so; the supervision of picking houses by the United States Government through its inspectors; to prevent the marketing of tobercular must; and food handers examination's which are required in this state and others of all persons who in any way handle it. A very important and effective treatment of a disease of tuberculosis is the medical examination of school children, he carried out by our Board of Education through the physicians, destitute and nurse cubicals are as follows: Children, especially very young, should be away from all public places and out of the dust as much as possible, and out of the dust as much as possible, to come in contact with tubercular individuals, or inhale dust curry exposure in this way to other types of infection which lower their ability to be healthy, present to secure when a move is made, from one house to another, to ensure when a house has lived in the house to which the move is made. If definite assistance is given, then the house should be thoroughly quinquefected according to the instructions to form a new family in tow. In a mother mother should, on no account, upon its mouth, she should, if it is the child, not be encumbered with the joins is arrested. The same thing takes place with other caretakers, relatives, and who are for any reason in the case of the symptoms of tuberculosis infection. Children who are not in the house should be made to rest decidedly, children. They should enjoy long days in the day and have an abundance of the day. euler foundations should in every way be protected and fortified at all times. Children should have more or less necessary medical supervision, only for treatment when they are ill. Children should be the purpose of making them well and keeping them as well, before the Dallas Tulipency Association at their meeting Jan. 14, 1928, by Dr. Euler, a member of the Medical Staff. WILEY COLLEGE MATHEMATICAL Text, Part 12, 1928 We make no attempt at paying a fluttering tribute to Mr. W. A. Hoghes when we ascend him the highest plan for the effective manner in which he handled the religious revival conducted at Wiley College during the week January 18, February 1. His masterful effort for the right after night culminating on Monday in a veritable deluge of spiritual emulation. Hierally captivated his audience. The opening talk of the series exceed the fact that he is thoroughly grounded in a knowledgeable and understanding of human psychology; especially as related to the student mind. Certainly his wide experience no less than his mental personality was a contributing element. In the wonderful religious impressions he was able to make. Thru Indication always hardly led his hearers on to the ultimate and objective point of his message. It is amazing. In face of innumerable shervet affiliations to which the country boasts and among all races as indicated by publication of edition upon edition. said he what value conceptions of God are prevalent in the minds even of professing Christians; due in large part to the fact that so many of us are living by the impulses of an inherited faith. For which reason, he continued, it is imperative that we make a more careful and investigative study of the Bible for ourselves that we might come into a better personal understanding of God and His ways. Referring to the various ways to which God manifests himself, of which the incarnation of Christ was the crowning act. Dr. Hughes insisted that men are not saved by these manifestations as such but rather that men are saved as a result of the faith built up through them. Sunday morning a large attendance of the city folk and visiting students from Bishop heard Dr. Hughes with the same ropt at attention that characterized his audience throughout the entire week. Vivily did he picture the temptations of Jesus in the desert, on the pinnacle and upon the mount the artist he brought out in bold rules the fact that like more Jesus mature made him subject to temptations in all things even as we are; and that like his, our divine nature, is nurtured, will enable us to reflect the wiles of the devil even as he did, either as is always true—the devil attack us during our weakest moment and at our most vulnerable point. In his closing sermon, "To him that overgrowth will give to "ext-of-the-tree of life" Dr. Hughes on Monday night, reached a height of religious perseasiveness that wholly exhaled the congregation. courtesy of all of his study of the group presented in the several lectures he gave. His tenure as a host of students have formed themselves into a special class for his wife, the Lilian. His presence here with those who enjoyed the high privilege of attending his revival meeting made a memorable note of thanks he gave to the group. He was also a testament which he provided; and all joined in an invitation for his Farmersville-Sunday School was well attended at Mr. Cayton, Bapman, Hawkins, and Wells. He well taught, and exploded. Raw Davis the Holiday preacher was well known. Chazman has palliated papered (Dell) Mrs. M. Ike, was in医院. Mr. B. Johnson has returned from Hawaii. Reed has returned from Hawaii. Lark list. Mr. B. Johnson has returned. Wichita. Lark list. B. Johnson has returned. Wichita. Lark list. B. Johnson has returned. B. M. E. Church, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Cormoran has a teacher and teachers on Health. WACO—The Midway gradiation of the A.J. Moore High School at the second Baptist Church Friday night was quite a success. Judges Evans presented the Loving Cup of the New Yorker to the Postman's Steptoe of Curculean was in the city to witness the graduation. The Union Baptist Association met Saturday and Sunday at New Hope, the State Board of Education will meet on June 14, 2016. M.J. Brown's New York State, but based from New Area, is a McMillan high returned from Amarillo, where she has been for several months. Her, "ralhous, P." and "the" M.S. Church proached all day. But she has been in the New York State for a few years. Waller Tenner has moved to Salzburger Springs, which places to will make her home, Mr. Sidney Thompson received a long distance of staining, that has been in New York. The group, in the U.S., will be reprinted III here as we go to press. Mrs. Selvine Moore has returned from Oakland where she has been for several months. Mrs. P.H. Postman was called to Stockbridge on bus for the 19th year. The group will meet in New York. Henry Henderson, a Wotherford wing in the city last was called here to the bed side of her sick sister. Mrs. Flore்ட戎red is reported during plicely the 19th year. and Telma Thomas have received from W.W. Wurth where they attended the Tervell High School. Mrs. Selve was recently graduated in from the school mentioned above. "Wanted to know the whereabouts of A.J. Brown," said a male family. Aegine Brange, Mother of the Mass. Brange, who died in Waco on or about the Thai of 1911, the first of 1912. Signed: Mary P. P. Hichon, K. O. W. S. Moolle, Thompson, of The Mission Society, Mrs. C. D. Whitby called all circles together at the Church last Monday. The circle are organised as part of the "C." M. E. (Quzhou), which makes the organization carry four circles. They reported as follows: Circle No. 1 as a present, as the Royal Circle No. 2 as a present, as the R.J. Co., with Mrs. Dringley, president, amount raised $14.10; Circle No. 2, Mrs. Drif-C. President, amount raised $14.20; Circle No. 3, Mrs. W. W. (President), amount raised $20.00. The collection is cenic: total amount raised $23.20. Mrs. W. W. Hutchine, reporter, also said: "The Hutchine doctor is able to be at school and a gaul. Miss M. Jush is home from Wiley University. His Mrs. Katie and the other students have been in the Wiley Tancy, 404 N. Green St. Miss Florence Douglas is under the cura of the doctor, reported doing a test. Miss L. Vanne is reported doing a test. I am not sure how much improved at this writing. The Golden Queen Court of Calamary No. 288 was entertained at the home of Mrs. Lloyd, Jenkins. Mr. W. W. J. J. (President), was never an况. The meeting was employed by everyone present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sam Jones, Mrs. L. W. Warren, who was a member of the Committee of doctor, as long: nicely. The "Provideance Creel" is assembled at the home of Mrs. C. D. Warren. A delicious menu was received. Mrs. Lorrini was an excellent doctor from France and Altenko, Texas. Visiting treaties and funnies LONGVIEW — Mr. Sugie Johnson, son of Blabeer, Texas was buried here Sunday. The West Side Circle returned Mr. Minnie Douglas Weddell's�, Mining, January 27, after a long illness he appointed the storeman. She is an impartial nieship, and all others are not allowed to test her. Jerusalem Sunday School, small, old, private, large, and new. Previous Circle met in the home of Mr. Johnnie Grimsego last Sunday. The school was at the top of the boat our pastor Rev. Rev. T. M. O'Leary and Rev. J. A. Hoops, pastor of C. M. E. Church, subject Episthor of the chapter. Much light was turn of the fire. The least of the first of James I., Sister E. James awarded the Circles of the gift box containing many nice, nieship, and the up-building of the circle for the up-building will be with the men of the men of the time. Mr. C. E. W. Warren is the most ten-star Mr. I. W. Williams, assistant manager of the National Homeless Life Insurance Co., of Washington from shireport was in the city of New York. The day's stay in the special event is the Osborne, Mr. Williams, and Mr. O'Leary to the company Mr. O'Leary's debt was one hundred percent of the requirement Mr. W. W. and Mr. O'Leary were. WERE you to Notice an automobile comprised the first demonstration this gliding along the street with of controlling an automobile's movement, a sound so broad and loud that the noise. Those who witnessed were "seeing things." Yet that's the performance asserted it was not a machine, but something that moved. The other day, the stunt, which no telling what the radio alone Enlarged Health Week Program is Adopted at Tuskegee Houk Tuberculosis Association, Huey-Medong, secretary of the Association, informed the committee with headquarters at Hirimianhan, indented the concerns of the composition of the organization of his organization in every case. The proposed to drive one of the leases of its monthly budget prior to the commencement of the various phases of Nyeir health. Prepare all our members of the committee to work with the suspected health services, prepared by members of the committee this year. imply the problem of veneral disease paid in the campaign for health wellness of health care as well as program calling for the erection antitary methotest in the substitute of the United States Department of Agriculture in actively cooperating with the Durham Business League Nets $1700 and 1100 Members posted 281, 118 and 125 new membership despatches. Pre-War 411 members were awarded to expatriates chronically and approved a total of 145 multilingual members and business institutions. In addition to those throughfalling there were 100 who were awarded in by the terms from current members who will pay a fee of the total of 150 before the membership fee is paid. The League membership will freeze a total of 150 before the membership fee is paid. 1825 Budget more than £500. The membership refers to the Draft Plan. The exs representing the City of Durhand, which was displayed in front of the Mechanics and Firm Day during the Drive period at 1:20 breakfast of the teams on Thursday morning at which the Campion Director evoked wild results of his canvas, of the car operations, and Open Territory day, which was Thursday, the last day of the Drive. There had been reserved no open territory, seven choice, blocks, where the selling of memberships was considered easy and this territory was left open for free-for-all engagement. All all Teams had finished their respective assignments. The officers of the Urban Branch are Joe W. G. President H. M. Mehan, Vice-president Ally R. McCarts, Andrew Secretary James H. Laffey, Jr., Assistant Secretary J. C. Scarborough (treasurer); E. J. Merflock, Hedge Manager and Miss Annis; J. Allen, 13. The 13 teams participating in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including and T. Reynolds, for the second round. Spires and C. L. Bunyan, No. 2 James-W. Bunyan, and G. C. Bunyan, No. 3 James-W. Bunyan, and G. C. Bunyan, No. 4 James-W. Bunyan, D. J. Dinesen, No. 5 N. K. Law, No. 6 C. D. Jr. W. Warren, and R. B. Merlehcock, No. 7 James-W. White, No. 8 C. D. Jr. W. Warren, and R. B. Merlehcock, No. 7 James-W. White, Lyons and W. K. Wilson, No. 8 C. Capt. P. H. Smith, and P. L. Bunyan, No. 9 James-W. White, and P. L. Bunyan, Montevilla No. 11. I. L. Dearson and N. K. Law, No. 12. comprised the first demonstration of controlling an automobile's movements via radio. Those who witnessed the performance, asserted it was nothing short of marvelous. There's no telling what the radio science will produce next. reports was as follows: J. E. Ornes, Chairman; Miss Elise Evans, Miss Velicia D. Miller, Miss Julia Heine, Miss John Wade, Miss Mac Wright, Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Helen Clements, and Miss Maude Wiggle. The Committee on Publicly was headed by E. G. Harris and other members were: Dr. J. C. Brown and J. M. Avery. BOMBING OF CLEVE- LAND DOCTOR'S HOME *(Continued from page 1)* Mammuth was the famous Tibetan in Manchuria who was an occult scholar. In Manchuria he was an occult scholar, a race sitter, a race sitter, a race sitter, and a race sitter. Tell of The Foram Much could be said of a unique group in Cleveland, March all the later, only a mile now. The Cleveland Federation of Churches, awakened to the need of better understanding, appointed Dr. John Kersley to present the meeting. Getting white Congression churches, to "develop a Forum of all peoples for better understanding," Dr. Mering is putting it over, and the Work of the Church (which) they held at national convention in Chicago last year—but many of us were sent up. The latest session was to Emanuel Epistesios Church on Friday, March 24th, and of Cleveland. There were large, than one, hundred present, from all walks of life, about fifteen of our racial groups. There was a disney-then-revolving to the same age of the first. Kolomon Golden was introduced by Hector-Kirk O'Perrill, and all listed to an amazing address by this eminent scholar and rabbit. Questions followed. The men were handed little ash, and invited to smoke. White and black were the same person, and the industry was interested in大同. Everyone was at care and happy. The men of the Week of the Week, about three hours in the night, had a lot, them put on on the Watch Tower, and took around. There is light ahead. CHURCHES Mister S. J. Hockland and Shredendr. Misteres of ceremonies, Mrs. R. M. J. Mitchell. The pastor appeared with a burning message to the mission sketers from Luke 18-23. Subject: "Going and doing what the Master said." Three were added to the Church. Don't forget that you are welcome at all time to our community and church. Collection: 14.25. Rev. P. M. Mitchell, pastor. Mrs. W. H. Duckett, reporter. MACEDONA HARTSTEF CHURCH Attorney School was opened on March 14th 1905, when the attendance 14-lemon was enjoyed. Sieving, o'clock service, was enjoyed in the building of the机关. Christian and the机关 were very 老舍的座右铭. A large program, sweet music was rendered by a group of members of the�-Denes. M. Hall, H. H. Watson and Mever's N. Hopkins, E. E. Parker, Mrs. E. Dawson rendered versus ranged from A to B and telling where each scripture was found was considered an excellent reduction. Then the audience enjoyed a show. He was 2.5. Turnover, textbook and book. The chapter and 2nd, versus subject. The Immortality is a good level of the good. A Witness prompted the answer to "Why, I Exposed the Body of God." The text of "God" was administered to the Church after which communal was served. Thomaspeen Church M. E. G. Church (D. J. Lester, pastor) Dr. J. Lester, pastor K. F. Knox as Directions held a very interesting service Thursday after the morning service. Jettie Jettie proved to be the prominent incentive for the measure of the church's success. He acted as viewed and proved himself equal to the task. 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The evening with Dunbar was postponed until a later date and business of much importance. We expected Miss Mitchell the president was in the chair and every item of interest to the club was recently recognised. This means that Quality Grove will be helped in a spiritual, moral, educational, econometrial and financial way when their plans are put forth as plans? And there are a splendid group of chrétians women who stand for eight living and they send the station Maedonia call to all others of the same rank to come over and help them every their plans to come. Read the Dailies, Press the greatest Noura paper in the state, see what clubs are and help us to do. Please. Mrs A. E. wife of the pastor St Thompson Chapel was with us, she made a few remarks and will join us in helping to make the Dunbar Club succeed. Delightful refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. K. Kelly Thompson of the University and family effects on the Sunday morning brunch through the day. 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They are entertaining businesswoman's children, educating children, educating children, buying buses, caring homes from their handmade profits as they travel to all over the world. Full Hue Coviar and her other preparations. What they have done and are doing you will see. And it will be show you the way. ER Grower rare ex- AN aerial view of the village of 181 acres in 1819 by the Affichet. When the company decided to its shawshen up in Massachusetts can Wooder company. The company move its offices to Boston in order which no longer houses a single office were located there as well to be nearer the business and living soul. Its residences and other two model mills and some 30 marginal emitters of the state. This building was constructed in 1819 with a foundation made of wood. Mrs. J. H. Hemphill has been in this city, but has returned to Weatherford, Texas. J. C. Pratt made a trip to Glenwood, Kansas to visit his family. He is survived by his wife, Glenwood, City in here. John W. L. Gloverstein, Texas in this city. A party was given at the home of Mary Loree Browne, street in the city where her daughter Abacell Love, last Tuesday night. A party was given at the home of Mary Loree Browne, street in the city where her daughter Abacell Love, last Tuesday night. A party was given at the home of Mary Loree Browne, street in the city where her daughter Abacell Love, last Tuesday night. She leaves for Jasper, Idaho on the night of relatives' internment will be in Trinity, Omaha. She is here from Jasper institute to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs. Idaho Burser Brown, the North Side Shank has returned from a visit in High Bank, Nassau. CLUBS --- I am not connected in any way, officially or otherwise with the Farmers Improvement Bank of Waco, Texas. DR. H. L. SMITH. "EYE TROUBLES Are dangerous to neglect Know the condition of your Eyes TODAY Dr. John O. Cisum OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST 202 Pythian Temple DALLAS Phone Y.2784 GLASSES FITTED If You Can't See, Blind Me, Chicago and San Diego a few days in Paris/people on business and enrolment home they signed near in Tyler and attended the banquet in Polyn or Mr. Jackson winner of the second place in the Gation Concert. Meessr. H. T. Foyne, Fraggs, Mathmen G. J. Slynn Meessr. Jones and Miss Jamell R Price, mother of Tyler to the East Tess Board. They reported on in Torreging regtor. Mr. Tom Sire H. R. Smed and Little-won, emolley for hour in Jacksonville last week. Meessr. Bishop Smed, Hiron, Smitte, Mrs. Mumie Hwyden and Miss Novella. Belles motored to Tyler. Sunday Mr. Henry Robinson, model of the business nip to aக்Sethville last week, Prof. A. J. Jesse spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Nelson motored to Tyler. Thous. Ponts, Jacksonville and other points. Last week, Sick-Het-Mrs. Anna Snood, Meessr. Bishop Hwy and Robert Bazzell and Miss Lowell Martin, Mrs. Varle McDough of Tyler to the West of her sister Mrs. A. A. Hoynow nigh week. The party Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson was quite a social fact. A number of out of town-round people were present. We must commend Mr. and Mrs. Wilson for their soothi hospitalities. For the Response see J. P. Price, agent and Reporter. HILLSBORO — Rev. J. R. Miller, stopped in Saturday and bought a copy of the Express. The Reverend was on route to Meza, where he is pastoring the Sweet Home, Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Hurl. Hendricks of Dallas were in the city Friday on business. Mrs. Laura, Tolliver of Mineral Wells came in at Saturday to book after the issue. Rev. J. V. B. Goins, pastor of Willie Champ, A. M. E. Church was called to Austin, Sunday on account of the illness of his wife (Rev. Noah Lewis). Local exporter broke the bread of life to Rev. Goins waiting consideration. The ladies at and Social Club and Friday with Mrs. Edna Nden, after the regular routine of business, the President addressed the members on "Helpful Hints to House Wives," which was greatly appreciated. The hostess served a palatable four course hunchoon. Pursuant to our promise last week, we are writing an article on the teacher and the preacher. The definition of these hours in a general sense, as you know, is the former instructs pupils in the school room, and the latter preaches the gospel. The Zion Rest Primitive Baptist held their first meeting for the year 1933, session convened with Union Episcopal shares under the sluggish of Rev. G. W. Jackson as president. Dr. N. Demus secretary and Rev. A. T. Thomas pastor of said church. The object of this meeting called a first to long-term targeting of Zion Rest. R. Standing Heard: "Many were present to- sether with a large number of pass- tures and limousons both by and near by. We were visited by the holy spirit and were well pleased to say- Our services brought showers of bleastness which means much good to us throughout the D.E. Union. The which of this board was per- taining to our educational after- ment. Preaching service every night. Meeting closed Sunday with High spiritual service. Rev. I. J. Barrie engaged his text from 501 John, the 9th chapter 1st vear- sject, from conversation with the blind man, all services were good