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Churches Resent Conference "Jim Crow" LEADERS IN FIVE LARGEST NEGRO CHURCH DENOMINATIONS THREATEN TO WITHDRAW FROM INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION IF "JM CROW" SEATING IS FORCED IN BIRMINGHAM MEETING (A. N. P.) CHARLOTTS, N. C., Feb. 15. 1926-October. Martin and James Knott, white men, have been added to the large list of attackers of women in this region, a kind of crimes which has been particularly prevented, during the last year They have been soothed, charged with crimes. Mrs. Mary J. Wright, a 64-year-old woman who, it is said, the men-tired, infantine woods and assumed suffered no reduction in wage, as have other railroad employees since the war time past. With the present increase their wages are now to 22.12. per cent higher than during the war, and 41 percent higher than in 1912, during which period the expense increased 44.1 per century. This new increased in pay-total ten per cent. there being a straight wage increase of eight per cent and additional remuneration in con- The officers of the N.A.T.C.R., who are the principal officers relating to, ejected schools which can be studied and effectively helped by the country, are concerned about the effect of the National Educational Association and the N.A.T.C.R. Follows a definition plan outlined at the Department of the School of Education Comrade, approved the equivalent Compliment, approved the appointment of a committee of city from the N.A.T.C.R., and the N.A.T.C.R. of the N.A.T.C.R. of the N.A.T.C.R. in the case of joint committee in carrying out this Plan. F.J. Smith, Fed-agent, and the N.A.T.C.R., have been appointed by the N.R.A. as chairman of its committee, two of which are be colored members of the N.A.T.C.R. who are appointed to, in turn, to appoint the commission of five years from the N.A.T.C.R., part of which is to be white. The office of the board of the committee was the approval by the executive, optimises, W. W. Sanders, chairman of the following recommendations: The office of the board of the Commission is the following outstanding lender presentation by means of group affiliation of the group in the public schools. The group is also a group of public schools be created, through the executive secretary, G. J. Culloway, to take out the public school memberships in the National Association. The state organizations be free to operate their own plans to the public, and the public will be made that a general plan be drawn by which it is used partially, or fully by each other. The program for the Hot Springs meeting will be so arranged that the teachers attending may get the information on the group will be made through each of the attempts to made through the school office in the U.S. states to have all teachers given credit for the performance and the National Association. That, leading persons in every state be requested to use their information to make their decisions. If the state is not in the process of the year and the teacher of the Hot Springs, and that a special complaint is made to the state's public place of meeting to secure a 100 per cent attendance. The Dallas Express James Rexton, who was chairman of the conference and T. E. Griffith, who was secretary, made the following joint statement before leaving, this city: "Every contention brought by the various representatives was carefully discussed - by the self-representatives in conference among themselves and then by us, normalised with laid before the report representative of the Management of a unit request." After a lengthy discussion in joint conference in which both sides laid their words on the table for un, and after a frank and dispassionate consideration of all angles of the request for revision, the Management presented certain statements as to its economic problems and supported these statements with indisputable facts which represented by the parties and made had to consider in entering into the final agreement. The result of the conference was on the whole agreeable to all of the representatives except two who refused to sign the Agreement because they felt the wages increase was not as great as they had expected. Boston Griffin Failed: that the improved working conditions and more than 10 per cent. increase and that combined work aid will more than 10 per cent. increase the payroll of the Porters and Mails of The Pallium Company. Throughout was conducted with the utmost spirit of infatigue and good workmanship and way and vowed: that actual account amounts to $4,910,000, increase in the pay of Pallium porters and Mails of The Pallium Company. Classifications of portions on 31 May with $725,586, 757,455 and 725,455 increased with service, with a maximum per month of $155,587 the Mails of The Pallium Company and mails have PRESIDENT DIRECTS HOOVER AND KELLOGG TO INVESTIGATE TREATMENT OF NEGROES IN CENTENNIAL PREPARATIONS trains are delivered additional rest time in providea one night, same and improved conditions have been worked out in connection with extra service during time of heavy travel. The Fullman Company furthea porters and made with a free insurance policy equivalent to one year's salary, provides free sleeping and rest quarters for them at "away-from-home" points, and those of ten years' service receive two free uniforms a year. LEADERS ATTEND FETE OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (A. N. F.) PRISÉ-PHILIPPESHIA-PA-VEH-09 The Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce gave a Testimonial Dinner in the banquet room of the exclusive Manufacturer's Club in honor of Alba-B. Johnson, former president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Thursday evening. The speakers of the evening were John William W. Attebury, Samuel M. Curwen, Hon. William Potter, and Roland W. Morris, ex-ambassador to Japan, among the Colored children present were Predicted Mushar, contrariet en-engineer and Dr. Frank F. Bishop. PRESIDENT DIRTRE Congressman Madden, James Weldon, Johnson, William Vickens, Governor Vickner and others. Interested Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 20-21, A. N. P. — President Calvin Vooldegoe has directed Secretary of S二级 Secretary of Commerce Hoover, who by law, are the National Secretary of Commerce. The Commission, with reference to treatment of Colored America in the development of the Centennial Program, The Associated News Press received this information in behalf of the White House from the Secretary to the President. Everest Sandberg is a communication following the placing before the President of a detail-of-statement of existing conditions. More detailed information has been placed before the secretary to guide them in their investigation. BILL MAKES VIRGINIA WHITES NEGROES UNIVERSAL LIFE MANAGERS REPORT $24,500 WRITTEN IN TWO MONTHS William Pinkens, Field Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P., and Contributing Editor of The Associated News Press advised that this is the kind of thing which we will have to do together as a group. Depend on me, Paul Piscens has prompted the Indicated. All interest by making a statement for the News papers on the subject. United States Government Approves Four Million Appropriation A few days ago, the Appropriation Committee of the United States Congress, approved an amount (in excess of four million to promote the interests of the Congress) within the time of the next year, from all the matters of America and clearly he detracts the reason all people should be represented in every department of the Central Development. At the close of the meeting all of those present were served a space in dinner in Mehrman's cafe. President Walker on Saturday spoke at St. James A. M. E. Church, and The Thomas Avenue Christian Church, outlining the handles which attend the building up of a large insurance company or any CAMDEN, N. J. Poh. 20th. Judgment Clairy in Court for breaking a reasonable binding order of 1509 New York Supreme Court. Hence, he was indicted hint that he burgled a Mrs. Mrs. Judgment Clairy on the Judge's bench. He was on the Court's bench. The judge—the bate he pulled out of my house—was added, and added. And you think ought to go to a judge, never again. I don't never again. I don't mind Monday. He答应ed mind Monday. He答应ed forgiveness were of his avail. ( N. P. ) NEW YORK, N.Y., Dec. 18, 1928. The New York is not receiving the attention be desired from the great state of Louisiana, but by a brief report, it is confirmed that unofficial in which it is shown that ward containing inmates both sexes, had a short time ago. MADAME WALKER MEDAL GOES TO DETROIT, MICHIGAN J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive BILL WOULD MAKE 20,000 NEGRO RACE. BLUE BLOODS ARE MEASURE P. E. V. N. as Colored (President News Service) Richmond, Va. - Nothing was greater than a white blood cell. Virginia has to more vigorous action and persist since the days when their men were forced to aid in maintaining the nation's escape in the skies than the introduction of the Negro race in Virginia. The legislature last week. Opponents to the violence point to Coloreds some of the most distressing various proud and patriotic associations to be held in Virginia will in the state to test the measure to the last 20,000 White would be "Colored" One Virginia historian expressed bill would mean the classification as a member of the Virginia General Assembly of the most distinguished people in Virginia. PRESIDENT OF TEACHER URGES IN EDUCATION (President Wm. Cochran) P.F.V. S.a Colored" (Preston News Service) Richmond, Va., Feb. 20—Nothing has stirred the blue blood of Virginia. It was not to be牟虚空，but to the people of Virginia. Since since the late 19th century, there have been two more-than-old lives in the main one "Colored" all "white" persons to maintain the nation's ecooge in the sixties than the introduction of the Racial Integrity bill in the state legislature last week. The last to the measure point "The bill would simply as Colored" some of the most distin- various and patriotic societies and organisations have prepara- to fight the better means of the last ditters. But the more-world. 20.000 Whites Would be "Colored" One Virginia historian expressed the "belief that the passage of the bill would mean the classification as the line of the line of the line would be the "blue blood" that under the law. From the more-well-distinguished people in the�marriage he has come two guarantees of Virginia. PRESIDENT OF TEACHERS ASSOCIATION URGES INTEREST IN EDUCATION Fellow teachers, educators and assistants, are interested in the welfare of their own group, and not only our group of class, but all our group of students, for the interest of one another, present and future, can and will be no better than the one of others. While as teachers, as are not otherwise required for everything done to their nature of those who have been under our tauxflage, never-the-less, we do in the most contributed something to the success of those who will once instructed us. We as teachers are form a very large part of the agency that enables the youth to fit and to act in the environment for future adaptation to them must live. Forces at work in various sections of the world are disadvantageously undermining the means of furnishing useful occupations to their groups. It is said by some of the most inflexible: lack of skill, due to misprerule training in the callings selected by certain of our groups, and the need for a more professional selection of life affordable to all tech mode data Continued on Page R. and keep alive-like publication, of their journals, if our white friends with the control of all the wealth, the control of organized agencies, functioning everywhere with power and influence, as these agencies as means for the growth and advancement of their youth through this providing for their profitable, predictable and honorable employment, what, in God's holy name, This label is the time to whiz and complain to turn our backs to the future. To be unfavorable, criticise or worry because of last opportunities and advantages, but to encourage us to be optimistic, to criticise with a view to actual betterment of conditions, to initiate new possible profitable projects, and to pay on MacDuff until at least. Texas and its environs will see that we are meritful for our reasons of real accomplishment. Now listen, send one dollar and seventy-five cents to Mrs. F. A. Robinson, Rody's Travis of the Colored State Teachers Association of Texas, 3218 West Lacy Street, Palestine, Texas. Intend to hear what department you prefer for sectional work. We need these names as we desire to appoint some committee now that they may work over a longer time and is better advantage in the field of activities best suited to them. The advantage of this Muse Eyes got so tired of you Birds singing "Societies" who are "Dallas Society Birds" (There are noque) and what do you Birds mean about "Societies." As far as Miss Eyew can see Dallas hasn't any "Society." Anyone can get in your Dallas "go-called 'Societies'". Just start to entertaining Then you will be Mr. and Mrs. Be and Jr. There fore Miss Eyes will end you need not think you are above the average because you are not classed in your Dallas as called "Societies" Young lady Miss Eyes bear that you are contemplating on getting married in a few weeks Miss Eyes will say to you for one last word remember Miss-when you may be sure of your love. Make sure young lady that more sentimentality has not led you away. Remember the animal part of man and remember that one of the original and primary reasons for marriage is the gratification of the Miss Eyes heard a certain May-turn say she is entirely dependent upon her husband's support and he constantly caste this up to her. A man is just a plain fool who thinks he will do not deserve every cent given to her—and more besides. A woman that is only carlies on the duial of houseills is a very very unglటిable man. A man, for her support, she will, since she is Miss Eyes, will say, the man who takes advantage of his wife's dependence takes "in many ways. He cheats himself of the spark of true love and devotion, without which "married life is montonous and boring. people to love anyone who loves them. For a man to get along happily with his mother-in-law Miss Eyes will say: know her the same respectful consideration and attention that he would show his own mother. Make her feel at home. Don't make her feel in the way. Cataf to her in little things that do not affect you one way or the other, it will make her feel that she is contributing to the work. Mr. and Mrs. don't know the old love to trouble the new. Don't allow heart serrows of by gone days to haunt you, wipe them from your memory, or they will kill your chance for future happiness and contentment. Miss Eyes will say, it isn't advisable for a man or a woman to tell the secret of their past life. Your wife did wrong when she told you of the serious love affair she had with�abct case you've played one time too description in this room, affer be- wary. Miss Bye will advise you causes your lost love might happen to you. You will be able to become Jaffa Johnn to watch of course, after hearing all of the your step, because Mr. Jack Johnn big stuff you are trying to pull can it sure but on your trail. You will be still the honey. SOCIETY and Club Miao Eyes wants it fully to feel stand that she intends to clean your "Dallas so-called " society "敷衍" who are doing worse than she does you always say (Or they are not in our class) and all parasites, home-breakers, gas, spiders, married men, and "disappears" to people in the world. I like to see it. I like Miao Mii's Eyes will advise you to get in your place for Miss Eyes, intends to put you there if you don't. To the man and woman—who wants to know, how can a man and his wife get along with her or her "Mother-in-law?" For a wife to get along happily with her mother—in-law Bias Kya will get great her with every consideration due and all her age. The number she has had, by old-member she has had her life. Her life is the same as the life she has had in experience in home-making and she can say you endless trouble. Always respect her wishes, humor her whims, you will find that she will treat you as a daughter. It is natural for small people to love anyone who loves them. For a man to get along happily with his mother-in-law Bias Kya will tell you how her was respectful—conspiration and attention that he would show his own mother. Makes her feel at home. Don't make her feel in the way. Can't be in her little things that do not affect you one way or the other wait will make her feel that she is contributing to the work. that you and your wife are the ruleza of your own household, and interference by a mother-in-law must not be tolerated. In case of a serious dispute a man and wife must stand together. Mr. "Jeffries" better known as Mr. James already became Mllym, Ryso to sure you'll be good now. If you have had such a "Jack Johnson" blow. To Miss Eros know- hedge and others you have played the third party in several cases but just happen to play tockey and get by, but you know the old saying you'll get up to know them, so in the case you've played one time for many Miss Eros will advice you Mr. "Jeffries" better, known as Mr. "Sweet Jell" Dean to watch your step, because Mr. Jack John- son is sure hot so your trail. PRITE CHERRI CLUB—Mr. Monday evening at 4:10 p.m. on the home of Miss Gledy Derr, 1112 Hall St. The next meeting will be visitors day old will be at the 2000 Thompson Ave. A program will be yended. John White Walker, President/Maddell Holloway, go-porter. THE YOUNG POLICE JAZZBOY GLASS OF OAK CLUB—Gave a social at Damr Hock Hall Monday Night, Jazz and Feminist, by Derrick "Tave and Jandand Moore. The 20th had a call meeting at the Hall of Man May Day, the 20th after 2006 Tuesday Feb. 11. All but the 20th was connected to Paul Watson, president; Miss Edith Nath, reporter. PRINNESS ART CLUB—Not with Mrs. G. Nash, 2012 Cochran at with only a few members present. The 20th was a series of news messages from the president taking that each member bring in the money for the gift box. The heats are served as a delivery menu. We meet next with Mrs. V. T. Scott, "Irene" he on time and being your money and each for us boy. PRINESS ART CLUB—Mr. with V. T. Scott will be members present. And 2. visitors. The house of work, who of Interest to the club by the President, Mr. Brown of Marshall, and the 20th instead of the journal, which is enjoyed. The Begins at the next meeting as plata cria, being aimed for a dance and for a will that which is to be done, with the music from the data. We moved next with Mrs Cannon, 264 State Dr. sexual passion, MARRY for love, love a moral life, love your humbard and not owe love, treat him humbardly, not owe love, stay sober, industrious and wating. If you follow this advice of Mine and not owe love, question within bachelor you betrayer. COMSING — Famous William Bingers, Friday night, Feb. 19th at City Hall Auditorium. 50 cents and 70 cents LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB — Sgest a very gay week beginning Monday night with a party at the home of Mrs. Clark Turner with Lozale Woven, O. Robinson and John Guggen as hosts. Followed the regular meeting Wednesday night at 2102 Cochran St. with H. G. Miller as host. Thursday night the club played cards with Miss M. N. West at her home, 2126 Caddon St. and Saturday night with Mrs. Lozale and Miss Bingen. A very very few indeed. The club rooms the loss of the most felt-felt member and friend, Mrs. Millis held new who died Saturday morning Jan. 20th, Mrs. Muldewy was former write of the club. The club's first offering was a beautiful horsehoe of hillite of the v�-ley and eight-peas with the name in the study color of blue the club. Lucky Twenty-twenty-a-twenty-hourly sympathy to the biraged family NOTHE DANCE AND AND SOCIAL CLUB—Not at the home of Mrs. Lozale and Mrs. Millis. Mrs. Mr. Hall, vice-president and as president. A lovely time was had by all. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Willis D. Hadley, 2008 Thomas Ave., which will be the social night. Mrs. D. Thomas of 1001 Hawkins is very ill at her home. NOTRE-DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB—Met with Mrs. Willie, D. Horton, P. Thomas A. Gale, D. few were present. Everybody enjoyed themselves playing whist and singing. A deliciosa menu was Arved. Next meeting with Mrs. Lorisin James, 2424 Cottage Lake, Feb. 2nd. THE IDLEWILD CLUB—WITH meet Monday night Feb. 15th at the Hanning Hill Hall. All moms here will be sequestered in be. prg. 201. THE INDEPENDENT CHARITY CLUB—Met at the home of Mrs. W. L. Brown, 420 Pauline St. Feb. 2nd. Opening at moulal hmr, prg. ident. in chair. Bond "Love lifted me." Prager by later N. A. Gaunton, Scripture reading lesson for the evening 2nd chapter of Mrs. Verbiol. 12 actions and verge to roll with payment of dues, and Bible quotations. The hostess served a delicious salad course Collection 45.25. Mr. R. Kierpatrick, President. THE DOOR'S NOT SO DUMB SOCIAL CLUB—Met with Mrs. Westley, 18th Jordan. The following new members joined; Miss Rosa I. Fregman, Thema Roby, Erma Walken, Mrs. Thurline Bright, Mr. Oray Williams, Bruce Bright and Yeo Jones. A delightful evening was spent. The hostess asked: Jo, whipped oram, bannas and cake. Miss M. Garrison, president. Mr. James D. Clark, Rev. O. THE OPTIMISTIC SOCIAL CLUB —Was organized Thursday Jun. 28, 1926 at the home of Mrs. C. Smith, 3112 Afrman St. The following offices were elected: Mrs. C. Smith, Presidemt Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. M. Margaret Smith, treasurer, Mrs. Jackson, repertory Mrs. M. M. Manning, are director; Mrs. H. Scott Smith, dances instructor. After each officer had taken his place the club was served as a principal. Mr. W. W. The group that the club most early, Thursday of each week, The club met Feb. 4th at the home of Mrs. M. I. Hornsby, 2029 Watt St. Business called 10 order by president. After business hours the club engaged in the social name of the club, the club was called a two course menu. We hope some day to give and introduce 30-exhibition-of-the-progress-was-have made. QUEEN CITY CITY CIVIL AND ART CLUB—Not to be social meeting with Mrs. P. E. Barking, 3011 Avantie St. A. and the club was served Feb. 2nd, the club held a business meeting with Mrs. G. COMING — Yamos Willissis St. CO. Friday night, Feb. 19th at City Hall Addiction. Admission 50 Cents and 75 Cents. Murray, 1910 Casey St. The Lucky party will be given Feb. 17 at the Audience of Mrs. J. Hayden, 3128 Alantam St. Everybody Invited. Administration free. The hostess served. The home and一手 THE 1926 JUGAU CLUB—Met Wills Mrs. K. Penn FpB, 2nd, 1968 State. One hour. wasp. in State. One hour, was spent. In new numbers W. Griggs, to Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Hilliard, to Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Hilliard, a delicious meal. Club adjourned as soon with Mrs. W. Hurtz. Meet with Mrs. W. Hurtz. LAKERS SOCIAL CLUB Meet with Mr. Smith Monack at his home, Mrs. Clark B, for their meetings. During the social house meeting. During the social house meeting. The evening was turned over to business. Mrs. Hurtz B, for their meetings. This club is on the side desk. We appeal for their speedy recovery. The Haleaton Club and Social Club Friday, Feb. 11. Ninja members answered the roll call. After gl ports on various things assigned the service served a virtual palate. The club joined the coursed to meet with Mrs. Berrice Brown, Friday, Feb. 11th. club enjoyed one of its best negotiations, a house party was given in honor of Miss Josie Tallard, who is a stannish member of the club's Miss Holland, is leaving. In 28, for a five weeks stay in Cuba. All members were present to wish her an enjoyable trip, and in turn Miss Holland expressed her appreciation of the wonderful reception that had been given her. We covered the travel so "many guests as we did certainly the rained Lester incidentally the rained land did not make a report for last week. He got a good results. Oh well nothing like being roasted by pretty laden and customer-like. The " I'm down there really," she said. "Not a good time. The room enjoyed a " won't night." The house was very good. President Mrs. X. D. Long. President The Red Rose Athlete and Social Club—Mr. et the Community Center at 4-14, P.M.—Even were put and important business was transacted. The members took part in the Afternoon Annual Avalons. Miss Lester was Miss Lester. Mr. Elyton Willis. A mustard was giving Wednesday at the home of Miss Alma. Godden, 2111 Convent St. A two course home was served. Whist and checkers were played. Mr. B. L. Chauffet put information call Mr. Chauffet. Miss Colman, 5621 from £30 F.M. to 7:30 P.M. PRINCESS S. CLUB was organized Thursday. Feb. 11th, and the following officers elected: Mrs. Cobb president; Mrs. Canale Jackson. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1926 PARADE OF CENSUS TAKERS IN TOKYO WHEN you first notice this platform come on it's a parade of enchant tune, you come to the conclusion jakers in Tolby A Thunn. They're on that it must be no other open air or limit way to about the population—and now they are the most beautiful and beautiful photographers and in New York since the great earth- ANNUAL REPORT OF WOODLAND CEMETERY ASSOCIATION CHURCHES BETHISDA, M. B., Co=university of New York, 1892. Born in Bethisda, NY, died in his workars. were at thirn points of death. Phenomenal workers. Excellent teacher. and presided upon. Attendance grade. Bainism class No. 4 of 19. 11:20 devotionalis conducted by the officers of the church after "Book pastor Barnes was at his first and gave to his waiting book a burning message, Subject: "Pass-On" from Joshua. At 6 p.m. B.Y. I'll president W. N. Rey was at his stand on time. Drill work fine. Warner group No. 1, Captain G. Solomon Barnes Evening service pastor Barnes was again in the Gospel Saddle Subject, "And he didn't get back." One secession to the church. Rev. W. C. Barnes pastor Sunday Jan. 16- S. at 9:14 S. Sept. 8 M. McKinnie and teachers at their paddle, all amies to give their lessons good weather. Wear gloves. Be on the water for the day was announced. At 6 p.m. the water was announced. At 6 p.m. May was on the job. Drill work may be on the job. Drill work will be on the job. Volunteers A. M. The museum will be involved an excellent program for the day. All are welcome to be on the job. One question to the city pastor W. Paul was protest and encouraged the presi- dent for the Mona Mission work. The museum will be doubled Hunt: Seymour Annel Foster, Rev. W. C. Barnes CORRECTION The Express last week in one of the stories mentioned Prof. J. A. Lewis, the founder of the Universal Life Insurance Co. 1111 Broadway, New York, N.Y. National Insurance Law Association WANTED TO FIND Mother, Mrs. Lucinda Burns of Mrs. A. Collins by later marriage living at Mexico, Texas. Uncle, Robert and Ed Harris, living at Bryan, Henry or Calvert Cousin, Mose Brown. Miss Lucy Adams, Dallas, Texas I formerly lived at John Adams's on Jackson Street, Dallas, Texas. Address reply to Arthur Armstrong, 1990, Walls Walk, Washington, P.O. Box 528. AN ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. T. Lainton of 268 N. 7200 W. 10th St. Brooklyn, NY 11201. Proposed of Winner, T. J. Brookes of Winner, T. J. Brookes of Winner, 614 West Chestnut St. New York, NY 10016. 714 West Chestnut St. New York, NY 10016. Ortiz International, 114th Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10016. The first Baptist Church of Lilly state of which Rev. J. W. Coleman be pastor, will hold a work of celebration at the church. Beginning Feb. 7th and ending on Friday, the 12th with an elaborate banquet. Mary local ministers and business men of the city and community will take part on the programs. Mrs. Florence T. Emery, 1253 N. Wells St., who has been visiting in the east for the past three weeks, just returned to the city greatly elated over her trip. Financial Report of Woodland Com- munity for December 16, 1925 Mining January 16, 1925 Ending January 16, 1925 Household Expenses from 1925 Receipts for 1925 Receipts for 1926 Total Recreations for 1925: $1822.21 Expenditures Paid for use of Comfort Paid for use of Comfort Paid for use of Comfort Paid for lawn mowers Paid for lawn mowers Paid for lawn mowers Printing Printing Total expenses $1822.21 Mining December 16, 1925 Mining December 16, 1925 MUS. A. J. MALONE, Rece MEDIAMES MELRA SHANON AND SUNE BURY ENTERTAINMENT New Kelisa Town, 2695 Stilee Rd. interstituted Tuesday afternoon with Melissa Shannon of Tulsa, Ohio, and Mela Shannon of Tulsa, Ohio. And Mela Shannon of Wichita decorative for the lace covered dumbrel dance. B-Glennithum more exciting. B-Glennithum more Colegium. 2419 Allen St.; Mrs. J. White, 325 Durham St.; Mrs. J. White, 325 Durham St.; Mrs. J. M. C. Wilkinson, 2417 Wadhambur St. COLLEGium — Famous William Stings Friday night, July 16th in City Art Auditorium. Adapation by Melissa Shannon. Extension Notes One of the most outstanding meetings ever held in Asia in connection with the Tyson Center Service was held in Tyler, South County, at Texas College February 16, 2013. The Tyler Chamber of Commerce to the Tyler Chamber of Commerce was given a banquet given by the Tyler Chamber of Commerce to the Tyler Center. Chris Colter, Power Agent sponsored by the Weekly, was a representative group of white citizens from different "sections of the county." Among them was Mr. Morris Adams, who won first prize in the contest, the Michael Scherfleman, editor in chief, the Janet Langer, Judie Pringleman, Mr.identity, the white county agent, a Department of the Cotton Belt, a Post News Bureau, a representative Commissioner Court, and a arapahoe Commissioner Court, and a arapahoe Commissioner Court, of those served to make this spiadic meeting in their praises of the way the Negro farmers had CBS (CBS) success. For success, Mrs. Negro served complete records or reports in this county, or in any other county in the state, showing that she served in this county. This in a large measure can Judge Pitcherino, Mr. Gentry, the white agent, and our own agent, O. W. Crouch, put in the program presented by the business men of Trojan, Bullard, and Tyler, showing behiong about better farming, not by the Negroes as well, in South Carolina. Too much - pristine cannot be made in the Channel of Tennessee and the Commisseries Court for the way they stood behind the Negroes to succeed of such a program. We wish it had been possible for them to have seen the nine prize Texas to have seen the nine prize winners on the rostrum receiving amounts from $25.00 to $250 for best corn and cotton grown on fewer acres in Smith County. When we remember that all of this money came from good white people of that county, showing their genuine interest in our group, we are indeed grateful. We feel that if every county will get behind it has, it will not be long before Ne-Negro farmers as Smith County gross will be a valuable asset instead of a liquidity to the communities in which they may live. It has been said that "Like Begels like" This is true, as has been shown in Smith County. Whenever the white farmers set a high standard in intensive cultivation, the Negros soon follow in their fountains. The number of prices won by Rimursoed from the against it. We Crouch is trying to develop in the Negro former of to-morrow. officers, M.R. Hodge gave us a demonstration in making knives at a club and labbed at this time. This club can be a hot several weeks ago at this location of a section of stainless steel, stain, chili and pepper sauce. The club sets up a White Rock metal art museum with the women who have completed 14 table mats. They have completed 14 table mats 14 patio hockey, 14 sweeping acrobat, 14 tennis, 200 rams and 14 pantheras this year. The club women and girls have completed 14 table mats. The country will receive balsam oil. merger at the hone of the president of the company. New Hope are doing real club work. At the meeting, Tuesday, Feb. 16, the company held a meeting where they aired a real club lunchtime The Girls Club at Hirthman's Ice cream is one of the most active clubs in the city, with more than 200 members b Lincoln program. Feb. 12 after the program, the girls in their uniforms went to the gym. There were 26 mothers present because our County Agent Mr. Meyer had home Demonstration-Agent. The games of "Viely Day" was the winning game. Those girls have play a game at the county gym. They are anxious for you to be with us on that day. "Don't fall to it." COMING — Teresa Williams-Smith Grammarly, Friday night, Feb. 19th. at 11am. Mail: Anderson. Addition: 10 cents and 12 cents. WEST DALUAS Rising Star lipillet Sunday school at 9:00. The Supt. in chair, Morning service at 11 o'clock. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon. Night services began at 7 o'clock. The pastor again preached a softd stirring sermon. Brother L. Lewis and Brother L. Flexnings were put on the deconor trial board. A chair was organized Sunday night. Brother L. Lewis, president, Miss Lace Thomas, pianist. Mrs. Celena Richardson, a member of Rising Star Baptist church, who died last Wednesday night was buried Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. Lane, the pastor conducted the funeral service. Mrs. Richardson was also a member of the Knights and Sighted for the Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie eee at the Jones' Addition has a new baby gift. CHICAGO, IL. T. W. Wells, President of The Wells Fraternal Book Council, 210 Indings, A.V., has returned to the city from a three weeks stay during January in Los Angeles and Panadams, California, and is feeling much improved in health. Mrs. Cora Frank, 450-844th Place, spent a short stay in Lake Forest, 7111 her former Home, Giving the week on business matters. Mrs. Annie S. Scott, 2700 Prairie Ave., is out again among her main fraternal friends following an illness of some time which has continued to her life and home. The Effectஸ்திpt Church of Lilly-dale, in which Thee J. W. Coleman is a pastor, will hold a week of celebration at the church. Beginning Feb. 11th and ending on Friday, the 12th was an elaborate bonquet. Mary local ministers and businessmen of the city and community will take part on the programs. Mrs. Florence T. Emery, 1255 N. Wells St., who has been visiting in the east for the past three weeks, just returned to the city greatly related over her trip. For the members of the three are purchasing home sites and estates in the vicinity of Lillydale (1930-81) and are making preparations for the cultivation of beautiful gardens and small farms with the coming season. 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Jack shop, Greer Store and Brine pizzeria that will be opened this week at 10:30 a.m. The store was called to house the League-in-session tentatively, and the team will be on the road for the week. The team will be from the many residents, as well as Wesley Wooder and Williams are dearries that all will join in. The addresses of the dancers are helping to make all the business in the store. Henderson of Nashport, port, thereby enabled the business of the store. A.K. body was hired to complete in prices and carried the business of the store. The Monday evening, Ewh. 18, 1924, little Dorrie Williamson, 3 year old daughter of Dr. R. To Williamson, Jr., proprietor of Community Drug Store, after a brief illness with pneumonia died at the home, 2101 State Street, Little Dorrie, Leaves, two little sisters, Velio and Yeraline (Ilaby Sister), both are confined to their bed. The body was taken in charge by the People Undertaking Co. was had, dinner was served on the 22th, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th. Effects were visitings in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th. The public was prepared to attend the Dallas show at the school, a uniformed leader who has the element paper will be given a prime of two and a half gold pieces, next 5th, 5th, 6th. The program will be rented by Kiesys T. Lee Thomas. The public is cordialised. There were 1200 guides which accounts for the COMING — Famous Williams Stages, Friday night. 7th Oct. in City Hall Auditium. — Admission 50 Cents and 70 Cents. Fox-Wesley Wedding Announcement has been received of the marriage of Edward Logardi Fox, and Miss Thelma Wesley daughter of Mrs. Hilly Wesley, 1020 Florence St. Uo marriage took place at 9 p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 3 in the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. Mr. Lacy, pastor of the 84th and 86th St. Church. Mr. and Mrs Fox are at home in Shreveport, La. Mr. Fox is the son of Mrs. Mattie Dush, 1500 New York Avenue. Little Miss Dorris Williamson Passes Away CLEMENS, New Ami. Will he put his past. The day was now time. Aged. Red. New簿 and faithful. C. W. C. Humphrey the past bane of the day. W. E. church. Heres of Grace Island A. M. Beachside a crowd of F. Worth. Prayerland. This Sunday and brought a pasture worshiped with the New Wife. Entered from the Fla- lorian church. Prayed. This Sunday and brought a pasture church Sunday. Plotless time. Lord God. God of Israel who leave Kenfay for Eut Surum, Ark. The Washington 20th School dedicated its near building on the evening of the 26th Prof. C. A. Farrett arranged a nice affe Mrs. 93 Day who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. W. Peppers has returned to her House at Avour. Texas. The Mrs. E. H. Patel arrived in a few days a few days ago to both her house and Dr. L. H. Randell. Mrs. E. H. Randell arrived in the Payne Simpson's up ater having been confined to her bed for a few weeks. Dr. E. A. Wilson, D. D. the pastor of Macedonia Baptist, Dallas, Texas, was in the city this week. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926 PAINTINE—Harter R. F. White were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wach McCoy on Oak and Sun. Antonio where he had been several weeks for this health. He was in the sanitarium at the time of his death. We loved him but the Lord loved him best. He leaves us a loving and devoted wife and a never-children as well as a host of friends to mourn his death. Junasai will be at West Union Bovet church in this city Wednesday morning. Feb. 11th Prof. W. T. Swanson's brother died in St. Worth and his remnants were imputed here for burial Sunday. The 1984 Michigan 11th High School was在小itai, 1984. The surrendered in 1984 was been effected organized. Mr. Zion R. C. The W. T. M. R. of ML Zion made a splendid report last Friday night. Much good was accomplished. $48.00 each balance. Mrs. Nelson's brother of 11th and Oak Jr. was buried Saturday. In last two weeks with a "newly-case of mumps, Jessie (Sion) Bovet, sheet and killed Hennie Foe his sweetheart Thursday, signing at 100. Buchanan. Mr. He surrendered an hourlier to Texas safe notice. HRISTOPHER Zion Chapel Sunday school was well attended Sunday by the Weather as well as beautiful students. The pastor as the pastor of our church Zion Chapel Mr. w菩禃 (Geus us) presided over a public school with Mw. H. P. Tanker on teachers a student and a teacher of the auspices of the Present Teachers Association of which Mrs M. Lloyd on a success, the Lloyd raised $12. making some circle improvements. There is much that can be done, and that too at a normal cost. After we shall have done this we can effectively 'pation' the life for some lights which are gentle handed on McDonald's. There is body and streamers. There is little that we can hope for if we don't ask for it. There is for too little insofar being manifested in our values. A. C. Aaron and Miss Annie Mae Gurser were guilty married last Thursday night at the home of the bride's parents in New Community. Matthew Alex and I left Monday night for Los Angeles. Cait. Whose is will make his future home. I'd Goodly be up again to the delight of the many friends after his third stroke of parents. The Ladies Are and Social Club's Mr. Fri. With Mrs. Tom's Green, The roll was re-agoned to with an abstract from whom they had heard. Then they turned. Single attention to the regular routine of business. It is which the hostess every day is course-dunchen Mrs. M. March, an President. DAILIES CRITICIZE SENTENCE GIVEN NEGRO Now, welcome to the 20th Daily壬午日, one of the leading newspapers of the 20th, which be never that the Negro should have a chance, is an editorial commenting on the travesty of justice in which Job Hardy was sentenced to the penitentiary for life when the jur. disastroed when in his trial for the murder of a white plunder near Shrewsburg cars. A Negro no more than a white man in his allightened age should be sent to the penitentiary for life, a stop-to-the-mob unless there is sufficient proof—it may be only a circuitantial, but most be reasonable—of his guilt. TREADWELL'S DRUGSTORE 2318 Elm St. The following prices are used at our store until March 1st. 125 White Cardinal 80b 125 White Cardinal 80b 125 Black Draught 190b 125 Black Draught 190b 125 S. S. S. 190b 125 S. S. S. 190b 125 Mitte' Emulsion 190b 125 Syrup Pepin 197b 125 Syrup Pepin 197b 125 Scot's Emulsion 190b 125 Bayers Aspin Tarb Professional Directory BLOOMSBURY, ill. p. 191-191 Officer House: Officer House: Officer House: Dr. LATTE VETERINARY SCHOOL, Bloomburg, Bloomburg, Bloomburg Dr. Wim. GREEN Bloomburg, Bloomburg, Bloomburg Dr. Wim. GREEN Bloomburg, Bloomburg, Bloomburg DR. L. PINKSTON PHONES: Office - U-1931, Hez - H-4014 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 8:30 p.m. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 8:30 p.m. DR. L. G. PICKSTON Appointment DR. L. G. PICKSTON Appointment Merrill L. ANTARIUM Corn Hall, Houston DALLAS, TEXAS WHY HAVE GRAY HAIR MRS. N. R. HIBBET Dye Your Hair LOOK TWENTY YEAR YOUNGER Assurance Gurantee or Certification Gurantee MRS. N. R. HIBBET 2812 S. HARVEY ST. PHONE 2-274 BIG SALE ON RUMMAGE SECOND HAND AND NEW MERCHANDISE in offer in Men's and Ladies' and his and up. In Suits $1.00 and up. Shoes 25 and up. Ladies. Books and DVDs. LOT OF SECOND HAND PANTS AND SHIRTS THIS WEEK R.D. LOCK. 2650 Elm Street Dallas, Texas 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 according as you pay. Good service and fair treatment included. We wel- come you all any day. P. PAGE THRER Directors A. S. WELLS Attorney and counsel at Law 260 Pyramid Temple, Dallas, Texas 13-4-48 DR. R. T. HAMILTON PATIENT & SURGERY 111 Northwestern Avenue, Dallas, Texas 11-5-42 DR. LYLE VETERINARY SURGERY Animals of all kinds Office at 100 Northwestern Avenue, Dallas, Texas 1290 Hyrum Street, Dallas, Texas 1291 Hyrum Street, Dallas, Texas MADAM LIVINGSTONE Spiritual & Adviser and Medium DVICHER IN ALL AREAS OF LIFE In trouble around this time. No one turns away. Money on Street. Hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. 8:30 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. 8:30 HY HAVE GRAY HAIR MRS. N. R. HIBBY Dye Your Hair DYE TRENTY YEARLY YOUNGER Satisfaction Guaranteed or MRS. N. R. HIBBY SINCE 1911 WILMETRELL PHONE 2-274 SUNDAYS at Office by Appointment-Only SIDENCE Phone H-8256 OFFICE Phone H-8257 Office 000-1-4 Good Street Office 000-1-4 Good Street 1 L. s. p. m. McKinnon Sanitizer by Appointment-U-1191 DR JAMES G. HARDIN, Medicine and Surgery Specializing in Diseases of Women, Children of Heart, Lungs, Kidneys, Blood Diseases and Urinary Diseases (X-RAY EXAMINATIONS and TREATMENTS) DALLAS BAND HOUSE 1926 Main Street Dallas, Texas Band Hand and Ladles' and Children's Suits $1.00 and up. Shoes $1.00 and up. Good ser- vices included. We wel- E SALE Street City. Every kind of up and all of it. a touch of love and intimate care. DID SHIP THIS WEEK CK. Dallas, Texas E EXCELSIOR MUTUAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money when there's death in the family. Some of it may be of town or they may be in a place where they don't know what to do with their money. We help with that. EXCELSIOR MUTUAN EXCESSION MOTOAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Wanted: Death search in 10 hours. App person desiring, upon protection, call us at 212-765- thin. Worries. Send Rm. 212. We call 9-2127. H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec 7 More general thought on and use. The story was told to us as we müssen motion of things of this sort had been completed the reading of literature so the making of more sub-who had been taken to task for self-help problem, he began the skills of Nomura in action in toward giving the others higher bits of spiritual commonness furthered at the meeting from the extraordinary human beings inhabited as to be affected. Of course, wam. was happy the general public treated such him were to be in ordinary life and that the failure of the conference of this alley and the real public must be to be found in the real life of the article second such MEMBER NATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday. Morning. On the Xmas at 10:00. Swine Ave. Mattered at 9:00. Office at Dulley. On the Xmas at 10:00. Under Art of Congress. March, 1879. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TXAR The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance GIVE YEAR $25.00 $35.00 $45.00 $55.00 BIRTH MONTH $60.00 FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE In. 21st Street, South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. 808-222-2222 Bldg. 112 N. Main Street, New Maryton M. Y. Note: Any process occurring upon the character, standing or reputation of the publisher may appear in the solitary notices contained therein, upon being corrected, upon the being corrected. has anger blasted the white gender, mother, who has been dis- criminated by the yellow strife. It is not affliction but a plight, every day durable, conservative newspaper, whom we call on to call durable flute, as idolatrous a dirtstorm as bread as our fettle, swear all the cellulose accompanied by the human blood we own as it and our press have lived in with us, with it. Through the body. W. B. KING INTER-BACIAL SUNDAY Interracial Sunday, instituted by The Elevated Council of Churches of Christ in Aterates has been little thought of in Dallas and in no way observed until last Sunday when one of the churches of the city staged a program which was a combination of a Lincoln's birthday celebration and an observance of Interracial Sunday. The meeting was highly interesting for the sincerity of the expressions as of the need of the creation of horror relations between the race in the South as well as for the frank statements of the need of improvement of the race in its manner of thinking of the problems which confront it and of its duty toward its future generations. But there were few persons present. Evidently, those who thought of it all, felt that there was little to be gained by a consideration of the topics offered for discussion there. While there can be no创义 mation of any person for his idea of what is best for him, there is no room for any person for the good of the employees of the group, and the group will generally for itself, look out, willing ness to get together from time to time in discussion of "partment topies" which relate to the problem that the group can't find that the problem is just the the possible to the fact that the group as such has not yet come into the full knowledge of the value of concerted action which comes only prior thought along a certain line and agreement upon the plans of procedures, which have been made by the situation should change, Hops for the future, plans in menorial which get nowhere in particular are things which belong to a day that should be gone for ever. The time has come when the problems of which are found to be the general problem of discussion, where there are members of the race and the needed things should be arranged upon, after successful deliberation and worked toward. Negro history should be more widely known. The problem of the group should find a place in the forum or in whatever gatherings are established for the gain of this sort of information. The necessity for engaging in the policies, not as it is generally done by the group for "loaves and fishes" but as it is done by those who feel that as parts of the circle units in which their own government should be discussed. The means of increase in the population should be graft as such should be discussed in their gallibertine treaties. And finally, so much should come in for their own government as the other would, the latter would, those gifts should not be introduction. The question of things of this sort is being neglected as a matter of concern, and the means of proceed by the, rare the three seems to be being falling the need. But if the interest of the people above indicated is to be taken as an indulgence of the reaction of the government, there is every reason to feel that the failure of the government in the future of those who lead, to There are many who realized that Perry Howard was without esteem in other parts of the country than Mississippi. his home state, but the Lwy White Republicans by their meeting there recently made the world know that he was little thought of the. And in that vein she continued while parking in more than ordinary smallۈs was being used; as that surgeon, working skillfully but swiftly, realizing the ravity of the situation, was correcting the condition which stood to the way of the recovery of that patient. She talked and joked till Very the day the wife of the man who had been together without occasion—as her son as they called him to great deal of concern with the occasion—saw her also call his back to great deal of concern with the occasion. She was the one of the fact that his wife had giving the blinding in upon door-break on his urine overflow to allow a car to pass through the door. She seated a car, seated a car, seated a little, little. As the nurses places of worship, nurses reached the root of the problem, reached the root of a something mild of prejudice that could fail. No. Injurious, deceived new ordinance which would make up whatever that was that fell. the heroic name and pitiful rest ture of childhood grown folkl and it gives evidence of such a changed Georgia to that of past times. Who could imagine a Georgia of a little white age in which a white man would shovel coal, shine shoes, cut hair, wash dishes, dig in a ditch, drive a delivery wagon or argue for the opportunity to do these things "like a nigger"? Vertly strange days are upon Georgia as they are upon all of the other states which have been famous for the aristocratic tendencies of their "white folks." Just another proof of the truth of the old age to the effort that "hard times" will make a monkey eat pepper. What will white Atlanta do about this new ordinance? That too is problematic. What it does will defend largely upon the attitude to those white men who have been accustomed through a lifetime to the ministrations of abilital Negro barbers as well as to the more falmicided and some members of that commonwealth, and there are some of those in Georgia, who realize that in it efforts to make a complete experiment of the races there have been some rather comical things proposed and enacted into law. The Express feels that the ordinance will fall to pass as a did that of several years ago. Which would have forbidden the teaching-of-Nigeria children by white persons. But should this journal be in error and should the ordinance become a part of the law of that city, Atlanta and the state of Georgia as well will be sure to be for as great a bit of ridicule as can be imagined. The things is an evidence of prejudice in its most ridiculous and mirth-proeking aspect. And prejudice is always ridiculous. *His Robert T. Fowles*, inished for forty years, in Maryland. On October 16, 1859, he attended Washington with a number of associations and made prisoner. He was tried for trouston and surrender, and was hanged of South Carolina. Missouri, and Kentucky and New York. Attempted arrest, was wilful. Joosey? No. Reactions: Kentucky to Joseph? *Ms. L. William Layed Grace* THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920 barn joke, the Chancellor-say. WITH Philadelphia now try to tire 100 years after in 1454 while he demand that daunally, in hp pre- people could search and brag leading that in the Nice, in the year for independence. For the Baltimoreists rised on the landed people of "Washington's fortunes and looked at 100 pre-eminent women" and "gave them vom" from Governor Philpot-down. RADIO TOPICS **Persape Pharagmita** active hive recently beaten by a **Mahya a man starts out to hit** Mrs. H. William "Will you join" doctor that he had hardened a **high spider in life but soon** please tell me what is the matter **terries and that it is the reason why or later, he hides hard on the fact** that he has a hair in it** **this subject** there was a hair in it and it has** **Reply** **Who he would advise Youth** ```markdown ``` (Copy, right 1926, by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago.) RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Mr. Sherrill will be glad to help you note your radio prob. help.) We propose it of our paper. K. N. Akah: "How can I lift if a 200 type tube is becoming insensitive" QUESTIONS a Difficult, Breathing W. D. Akah: "What is the cause of getting out of breath on the chest exertion, then it compels you to breathe." A bloodstream is one of the most frequent causes. Fat is another. Burdening of the chest and abdomen are other causes. In all these cases, the difficult breathing probably a weakening of the heart muscle. Have some doctor give you a test. Pershing Tharpquail Mrs. H. Written: "Will you please tell me what is the matter with me about it? It seemed there was a Kale in it and it has been that way for about a year?" Help We can only guess the sensation that you complain of the feeling of frost of chlorine spray. You may require treatment for some constitutional condition as well as local (treatment of the thesis) You may be setting the claim—by work of the thesis, or by the judge, in the judgment of the value. But, another on him," They tell us there's a plant over in India that has muscles and it you strike it, it shows light, it's not o' plant one on your breather so to speak? Power Button is used to grounded on the inside with a connector shield. To what part of the receiver circuit should the shield be grounded? ARE THE shield is usually grounded to the negative side of the battery, however, if may be grounded to grounded to the negative side of the battery. Receiver has many as possible connectors grounded to the shield. Perris, A. Schlesinger, the widely known author of *The British Brand*, British radio host, and author of *America, a nation, never than eight times*, the British radio audience charges that back. Bothness, Wagner, also wrote about the British brand, and that the average listener, little enjoyment from music by composer" with unpronounceable names ending in "sky" Lately, however, the attacks on the classical programs have almost entirely ceased. And the British listeners are at last learning to admire the works of the classical composers. The same trend in musical taste is being observed in the United States and Canada and is a surprising contradiction to forcests made by many experiential observers. The latest indications of this tendency towards classical music are the results of taste conducted by the General Electric Station, KOA, of Denver, Col. As a program novelty, KOA put on a spectacular musical competition between the jazz and classical school. Leading artists and representative sizes compositions of both factings were featured. Hints for the Household how he/her she has done everything that is usually advised for a cold but without relief. The favorite "sure, current of neighbors and friends have failed to care for after an apparent cure, the cough return. Irritation due to the inhalation of dust, smoke, and irritating vapore may cause cough. Constant exposure to any of these may cause an impulses to cough. Another possible cause of Now it is possible to have more than one cold-dugging-the-season for codks. And anyone who devops a bronchitis is rather certain to cough. The ordinary attack of bronchitis, however, is all cough as though they were caused by "cold". THIS—THAT—AND THE OTHER One of London's famous mechanias asserts that "the greatest of all crimes is laziness." That's not a crime. That's a luxury. Automobile Exhaust: Ballon tires cover a multitude of anatomy when passing over some luckless pedestrian Had one of thest so-called "Chummy Roadsters" threaten our existence today. In fact, it got so chummy that two inshas more and it would have embraced our physical frame. Here it comes—There it goes. Papers say married men make more money than bachelors. But what...don't mean anything. They never have it long enough on pay day to realize their superiority. It may be forl out but the little for it are pretty happy to take some times. There are the days the real baron still chips—"Mine is a lovely business!" FAMOUS LAST LINES "Excuse me. Your mistake!" (Copyright, 1926, by The Donnette. Mr. & Corporate. SOME QUEER NORTH (By Daniel V. Chase) In North Africa, which is most Moslems, there are many qualities and curious business, chief among which is the custom of dealing with female children. There is much joy in the calm of the North of Africa. Moslems when a male child is born, and all come to congratulate him say, "God has increased the good." But if a girl be born, that is a different matter, the father himself crying. "A misfortune is born to me." Notwithstanding all this, however, the birth of the girl is celebrated on the seventh day in the presence of the Gadi, the parents and their friends, and the baby is named Zohra, the flower; Readby, the happy; Zinn, the beautiful, or Alia, the beloved. While she is yet young, the father gives practically no concern to the thought of his daughter, and she may indeed find herself certain if her mother spares even a thought to her. As she grows older, she is trained in one particular order of stihs to form student to practice discretion and co-security. The North Africaans are romantic lovers. Many herbs are sung to the women, and poetic phrases as to her beauty are applied. The Koran, rewarded as almost sacred by these quaint folk, for Sila (fateoling, calling it "the devil" in writing), yet when this hild would be in her teens she is intood when she is old enough to be married (and that is while she is yet in her early stages of childhood), she is said to be ready for prison-quin American style indeed. The father thinks of one thing and that is the dot he will give when he marries his girl off. When Dale is in jail on twisted sentences. He is probationed and he has been released. He is for her. Whisper also has him in prison, but she has to go with Dale. Dale and his right are released. Dale and his right are recognized. And Dale is recognized. WILEY LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR BIG ENDOMENT FUND Nigler educational development among Negro girls all along has received more or less kindness from families who have given other things, or even from his helpers, than for three years a larger interest in white people can bring him additional opportunities devoted to a better education, have come in for an attack, and to white philanthropists. Yale College at Marshfield, Tampa, among white people who are interested in the development of their history that his institution has been given financial assistance, has filled in 2015. Lewis gave the first $10,000 toward a fund for the proposed building program for the Negro girls all along. military recently completed a, building a home-commissioned, aerial building. a glacier retreat and a home for the Trevethan Without the fullfilment of the mission, the trevethan, feared, work at the institution which has received such a splendid portfolio of sports and others will be greatly enhanced. Handicaped or regretted. administrative duty to compel compulsions. Development of student rights and the status of native publics is related on account of the hardships and on account of the barriers in which to handle this phase of education. For thirty years, comforts and conveniences that rightly belong to a well-ordered school have been provided to both students and to be divided to other users in institutions, operation and development. The School's growth has been almost phenomenal in recent years, and the college experiments since the college experiments since the figure being 114,161,741, respectively, exclusive of students in high school departments consistently amount and demand requirements upon the institution as a result of this growth. life down, and power to keep the again. After the healing of the blind man, followed by the disc courage on the good shepherd and the subsoning even to the dead, the man's life is a direct question from the news. What at the time attempted to stand him we may say the stance was: "If set for the history making even the Great War is going to stand the time and advance to stand the side of belief would say that Elijah and Elijah raised the dead but told no claim on Divinity and I required the final maltice to fully establish any such claims, and said that the will of God is with him—from rides to a mistrust. In the same way, the man's from Jerusalem — five miles from Jerusalem — MERCELI — Sunday school was held and session of the Executive Board was attended at the Mt. Hood Hall. The Sunday school is taking place. Church. Collecting钱. Marks. The mayor, Troy Roberts, the relations department, and the school board, Mr. Smith rendered a program which in find that he was also was allowed by all Denver County to fund people in the area. The program marks. R. E. Wiley—within office in 1927. The Workbook move to sweetwater. Trains to (Nine) contests will be held. The program designated for the Rev. E. W. Wiley of Denver International term. WHY IS IT? AND MEMBER, CHAUSLE, WHEN YOU HAD THE SIGHT WITH JACK BARNED OVER THAT BUNNY HEAVILLE CURL, AND YOU TOO HER THAT IF YOU COULDN'T WIN HER YOU'D NEVER MARRY ANY BOOY ELSE, IF YOU MIGHT EVER COMMIT SUICIDE !? BOY GORE BIRD HAVE NO PLANE'S BRAINDING BACK MY HEAD AND BURD PART? TEXAS TOWNS MERKEL — Sunday school was well attended at the 24th Drive Hapl Church. Collection: $12.70, muster being the 4th Sunday, sister Mar Smith rendered a peanam which was embroiled by all. Deaton Vercel, able most, some interesting to marks. Rev. R. E. Tremey will move to Sweetwater, Texas to charge of the A. M. E. Church, Rev. E. W. Wiley, of Merkel to get on the job as a tender of the Little Flock Baptist Church. Mr. A. Wyatt is on the pick. Hot. We have a splendid teacher for Merkel in prison of Miss E. Tremey. The Dallas, her work has been so long at the best we have had in Merkel, Texas. You will find the Express at Tubbs Cafe. BIG SANDY — Mercy was good at the U.S. M. W. Church Row. Smith preached a social-stirring action from Mrs. E. Barber is on the clich list. You will find the Express at Barber's Cafe, Mr. R. Kipper has bought the Cafe owned by Merkel Price of Hawkins, Texas. HAMLIN—The week past, was witnessed by a heavy group. MENDERSON — The Episcopal District Board met Jan. 29, 1826 at Antioch, cl否, a large attendance first. W. A. Feyor was in the city last week Nov. 1, 1828 for the general fund monthly at Wesler Chapel, quit a second Rev. J. T. Collins held his first suggarily scenes at Union Chamber on Jan. 21, enjoyed a great annual event with Rev. J. Davis. F. J. Col. High delivered a strong sermon Sunday night at Wesley Chapel C. St. L. church, Mrs. C. Johnson left her Lufkin in visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Danton and Miss M. J. Alexander were married on Jan. 20th at the home of the bride. Mrs. M. Buckner and children left for THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATEWAY, EAST LAY 26, 1922 JAVON-S-S. E. G. was attested. some on Jan. 23th. On the 28th. and Mr. J. Allen's Jr. I. Steep and Mrs. J. Reynolds Bohemian and Miss C. M. Monner BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED WHEN A-Mr. J. M. Morgan modified to Lockwood's L. H. H. M. M. and Miss M. J. O. G. G. was to the Home Mission. called to Waxshower. Texas to the first two and the funeral of their nephew and-cooper Mr. J. G. M. T. T. by Mr. Alexander and Mr. Matt born in Richmond, Va. Mr. Lee was a faithful member of the Zion with Regret Church of Waco, Texas and the official was add al numbered Mr. and Mrs. P. C. G. affiliated by Rev. R. H. H. of the Rev. Griffin. He was to Patrieth, daughter of Mr. and TO King Master of Ceyronville, Rich T. King Miss Martha Morgist P. G. H. Miss M. M. BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT will attended at all Churches' Rings. Mrs. Roy庐iabby was here Sunday, 20th, March 1945 died after several weeks' dilutes. The loyies are another three children, a husband, four brothers, and two sisters to mourn her deaths, and Intercaling of at the A.M.E. Church of Whitney, Inc., was a mannerer to Rev. R. H. Alexander, Mrs. Tate's Batts of Moody is visiting her sister Mrs. J. H. White Miss Moody Lawrence, Mrs. Roy's friend. THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR CIMON OUT TO TH GORNER, UNK, AND ILL, BUY YOU A CIGAR AND THY V THAT, TWO BUCKS! WE YOU RUNN — Sara's "Deidler" Proposition Didn't Appeal to Bull At This Time So—He Dropped the Chicken! HERE COME THE COON FROM THE DELIVERY-BASE—HOW SOMEBODY TALK THE OLD MUTTER BELL! HOW MORE! HAVE THE EATS! HOW ABOUT DAYS? SOULD YOU CROUCH ME WITH A MATCH? DAY — DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS GROUND DO? DO YOU KNOW THE CHRISTMAS—WELL, LAST AMONG YOU AND ADAM APPLE! DAY — DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS GROUND DO? DO YOU KNOW THE CHRISTMAS—WELL, LAST AMONG YOU AND ADAM APPLE! ADVICE TO THE FORLOOR WHAT GAME DO YOU ANSWER WHAT DILEMMA DOES YOU? "PATTERN" "HUMANITY" "CONFLICT" INTERNATIONAL GARDEN CITY Is it the bedside of her sister, Mr. Harriet, who has been a Harriet and a Harriet. I learned from her from a monomad, by her little daughter, to be a Mr. Harriet. Mr. Harriet was a son of the and, now unbuilding the death of the first brother in-law at Delight, Michigan. The Op�ball Lecture, at the Mr. Harriet's progression, would be a great Harriet's most-well-known R. F. Harriet; most-well-known family moved in Delight's home. The life of the son of the son was writing herμη, Mr. Harriet, Mrs. Pat-d'André-Céline, Mr. Garry-Daughter of Gatsby, who is born in the city of New York, also from Colman, The P.C. Allo to doing more! She lost the "honor," Papa Stock, nite, "Ses-Witte," Woodall, Mr. Emma Joannim, because, better. ST. JOHN COMUNITY - Mr. A. W. Allen has returned from the Board recently held at Plundshin and reports 4129 raised and that the next Board will convene St. Peabody. Mr. B. C. Greer motored to Berkeley: Sunday Mr. L. McKnight of�онors was suing to Woodall and Mr. P. C. Green. Mr. W. J. C. Crosby, who was called to Timpson, Wed-Crosby, to suddenly Comet-of-a-reliance, Miss Dartha King has returned to Decades, affect a three-week visit here with relative and friends. Mr. Z. B. Allen will probably be able to be un and again soon. 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Delicious refreshments were the�. The funeral of Mrs. Armored of the spring-Hill community dress, held at the C. M. E. Nothqist Church Sunday. Mrs. Warren has re-turned from a visit to Houston, Texas. Mrs. E. Wattace of Houston is the guest of her uncle, Mr. O. Lights on Coleman St. Miss Steele Washington, was the guest of the school of New York. The school was held at the public school Friday and gave a also CARD OF THANKS We were very grateful for my mother, friends, and organizations for their kindness and sympathy during the times and death of our father, T. Wichl. Jr. age 6 year, 2 months. We wish to thank them for many gifts. Dr. J. T. Wichl, Father, Dr. J. T. Wichl, Mother, Dr. J. T. Wichl, Mother. AWARDS Pupils were filled with their appreciation. Mav. T. P. Pergusa of the A. M. Church, delivered a powerful Church of Jesus for Missions, man of Dallas and Miss Brenice Morgan of Tyler are here visiting Richardson, Blick list: Merr. H. R. Richardson, Blick list: Mary Merr. Adele Jordan, Lewis Merr. Adele Smith, Mr. H. Richardson is re- Mr. T. Louren of Bath, Erwin st. Mr. J. B. Bath of Bath, Erwin st. Mr. J. B. Bath of Bath, Erwin st. Mr. J. B. Bath of Bath, Erwin st. Powell, West Windsor, Hillside Albany, Albany, Albany Albany, Albany, Albany M. Orkney, Kangaroo and attractive affair of the R and Art Club was given Friday evening. Fifth. th at 10 a.m. The Art Club was 8th. street. Red and gold hearts carried out the color, scheme. A delightful meeting Friday after noop. Friday being sewing day. MARLIN—Services were good at the Marlin Baptist Church. Sunday The pastor spoke from the one hundred nineteen Psalms. with attack after retiring. She awoke and called her neighbor and was engraved to "re-enter. The house from the porch. On reaching her it was apparent that the end was near. Medical Aid was hastily summoned, but her soul quietly and peacefully passed to her maker. To swell the further pleasure of our Lord. Mrs. Little, John was the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. McGlann. She was born, reared and educated in this city. After graduating here, she attended Prairie View College. Since that time she has taught successfully in the public schools here. Mrs. Jim, Mrs. Johnson has returned from Dallas where she visited her sick- Correction—it appeared to last mother who is at Taylor Hospital. Week's issue that Miss Nannie L. Jackson had been married to Mr. Bailey. Born Bailey in Chicago, when it should have read Miss Nannie L. Johnson. Prof. Waller of Prairiz View was in the city last week, gusset of the farmers banquet at Texas College. It was largely attended. Mr. Albert Pierce Jr., has returned from Chicago, Mr. Willie Ford, shot and killed his brother-in-law Mr. Wilt Parker. Last Sunday near Lakes Chapel, A. Valentine, Party was five at the residence of Mrs. Kate Lindsey honoring Miss Timma Simpson of Carthage. A plus, Mr. Mama was served. A banquet honoring the college. Mrs. Kinnon was the Dailies of Smith County. Gotten and College contest was given at Texas College Wednesday. Several hundred colored farmers and students of the county assembled in the main andilotium, prior to the banquet. Where they were addressed by a number of prominent white speakers, Prof. Crouch, presided, and after delivering the programs to the successful contestants made some learning remarks on better and more active learning. Mr. H. Jackson was rowing in the cotton king. The Texas College Janvier and Senior Quartiles rendered many old-time religious-fongs and were en·thensively applauded. After the program a delicious luncheon was served in the dining rooms of the College of White and colored served in separate rooms. Mr. W. H. Johnson of Terrell was here Wednesday attending the executive board at Butler College. Tyler, Teresa Jan. 18, 1955—Was this method of taking his own friends for their blindness and his own husband and father and for the beautiful focal offerings. Fred D. Marrison. RAY CFFY-Rev. Wm. William pastor held splendid serviges, be preached two sermons for his people. At 2:20 P.M. he preached for Rev. Alexander and his Van Quota Club. Rally collection $12.50. Rev. Wm. Robinson preached $1.25. Rev. A. M. at Tyree Chapel. At 7:45, he preached two sermons for the collection $22.65. Miss Laver Smith of Peumont and primary teacher of Booker T. Washington School was joined in holy waddock to Mr. J. T. Anderson on Thursday night, Feb. 4, Rev. G. J. Alexander afflicted Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown of Houston were greater of their auntie. Mrs. Tom Brown, Queen of South, No. 112 Court of Calm, the made-some new members into the order Friday. Feb. 5th. The A. M. E. Missionaries gave a banquet of Thursday night. Feb. 4th at the Robinson's parlor. Men involved turkey with pits of sauce, jazed aglyc. Heble Geeble Punch, a taptons cake, feed $10.00. 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Sunday night a young person in the perimeter of the bread of lift. This was his second sermon and with the vith the sermon he was in the audience. The public school is doing fine. We are getting ready for the sermon. The sermon file from Austin and school, with the sturdy department, is in the school in each event. We are glad to see little Billy Clark in school. Mr. Ellen Harrington is present minister of the school. Mrs. Eleanor Harrington is present friend from Nanjing University. THUPSON — Several members of the C. M. E. Church, towards and towards the Minister of Council at Gerriens, Jan.-24th and 20th, Rev. K. H. Bradley, popular of the C. M. E. Church here is tendering a efficient service. The first is to be seen in the new, life, very auxiliary is being put in operation, Evans are now made for yemodoling the Church, pre-briberal to entertain the next annual conference, Rev. S. H. Bradley given the first. The fifth Sunday on behalf of the Women's Missionary Bodylist, his subject was, "Standing by the Elijah." A beautiful picture of the Roman who stood here in the cross of Christ, a holy standard of the most highly- publicized Gods. He was a firm friend on the latter's campus, and was played on the 22th. Donald. The marriage of Louis was entered to the Gods in the 1940s. O 51 **DIMENSION:** Bishop-Sloan Glses Club IV-orphans living in age from four to six, un from a school in one of their institutional Paly House attended at the Hancock Hill Daughters awaiting to show this wonderful and amazing room. A score of happy children lack of room. The Paly Chamber presents orchestra, with lots four, years old directing and many memorial instruments. The Sibbles singer and quartet are in to be our choir. Davie, of his post praised with power and agreed, sermon. The Secretary, bringing the church, M. J. Crow, W. Wright, C. T. Rayner, Mrs. Nainie Daugherty, Mrs. Shaun Burhler, Mrs. Mia Burton, accompanied by her sister in McKinney县, Mrs. Grayson县 trying to see it that the North Texas College LADOSTA—Rev. Arnolda was at his post Sunday at Wesley Chapel (C. M. E. Church, Monday, evening the Steward's Board met at the residence of Mrs. Bertha Lydow with 7 members present. Bible line—John Johnson's chapter "1-15: Collection" is $1.90. Mrs. E. W. McKeown, who was a few of his friends Sunday at her home with a birthday dinner, Mrs. Daisy B. Jones has returned home. Mrs. Myrtle Greer and Miss Kattie P Smith have been walking to the Mr. and Mrs. A. Kite Park of King II. Hobbs and B. Jackson—noted to Wolfe City Friday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Stuart returned home with them and spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John's King. Mrs. Robert Clark was in the city Sun. Mr. John was at the guest of Mrs. H. Hobbs Sunday. JAYTON—Sunday School opened at 10 o'clock, Sept. and Hiiapost. Prayer, service, was held and was read. Johnson and Maud Bankley. The L. W. A. text Tuesday night and had a wonderful meeting with an interesting lesson. The. Bourk Recade had a Thursday evening at 7:00 o'clock. The club is doing nobio work. It was been added to the roll for school. The house of Anderson, Texas visited the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Baykin of Leyton and while they visited the school with Miss C. M. Manners and students and sponsed some encouraging words. COHISICANA — Monday was a beautiful day, and many early-级 the church services. Rev. C. M. Johnson spent the week end in Wam-Mr. Clem Dixon died on the 5th and was buried from First Independent Church. Mrs. J. D. Taylor, Mr. W. Chase, Prof. G. W. Jackson, Rev. E. Mrs. F. Channie Mola, Mrs. Mill Indigo, Mr. M. L. Johnson are on the sick list. Mrs. Navey, perry diet last week, Mrs. A. A. Farley left Thuringus morning for last home in Los Angeles. Staff. She had in very pleasant visit with her son, Rev. L. of the war. Mr. Planta, Riedon, spent the week of the Rev. T. T. T. Brown was in the city, the question of Rev. A. Moore. Mr. John Francis left War. has owned a regial shop at 800 E. 10th Avenue, 30th St. and Mrs. L. Martell, 10th St. and sister modern-to-well. Last week. For it K Williams was out of the city last week. The members of the Young Maid's and Matrona Club, their husbands and second-in-law were entertained by Mrs. A. N. Stowall at her home off Terrell Ave. Feb. 4, a very jolly time was enjoyed by all. While the relations refreshments were being served Miss Kathryn Oliver, provided by the other family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reese, who were recently married, with a net of silver table spoons, a gift from the club. The next hostess will be Mrs. R. A. Ronson, 115, N. Terrell Ave. organiser of this club. The闭幕式 was a very pleasant event to a family menu was served, evening is daily with the members. 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Victoria, Queensland, and Australia Victoria, Queensland, and Australia Prince Albert's week end in Coventry bays crossing back with the bond bays crossing back with the bond Coventry high school boys Norby, Monday's Classical Music Concert, which was a special event. It was a new show of teacher, product. It was viewed. Proof No. 1. The church was a "the school" and "the school" was a grand grandson of the Johnson came forward in announced words. The old time spirit hearts were for the new. The great joy. At 7:30 a lot of the good people of the first years were in the园. In 8th Verse, subject, "A Night with Jeans" three came forward for the first two years. W. O. Wilt, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church, a great service for the planning to great things in the future. Clowned via Club met in the first year of the first year was a splendid meeting. The conceal of Mr. J. Thirteenth was preached by him and his family. The church was a small, beautiful, floral offering of an old citizen deported this life of useful service. He was a great�ly well-known. He was a freezer of Nuts, a premium. He was a member of the old school. He was a good-looking son, and both bodies paid their respect to him. He was a happy family with his families of both of these that answered the roll of the first. The first was a life of the old man. The town—the Newling Club—not with Mrs. N. Mitchell. Friday night, the last was a special event. It was a good-looking son who was seen shaking hands with her. The friends—all on-route to London, the first in-house of the school, her cogress in course of the first year. The school was a training in Tuskegee. An Mrs. R. W. Wemant, death of her father, was at least her own step in the A.M.A.S.S. which was a common event. Henry, Wessex, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Carrie Elock, Mrs. A. James, Mr. A. J. N.C. WOLN COMMITTEE — Sunday School opened at 9:00 a.m. with all officers and teachers at their posts with a well prepared team. Mr. A. A. W. W. and the school's center work. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodwin motored to Haslam. Sunny, Mrs. Sidney Lister of Sun Augustine, spent a few days here with relatives. Mr. E. Williams said that the Reverend David of the Ingram, and Daughters of Tabor, made timely lectures to the public. "Sunday night Little Anna D. Aile" enjoyed his little friends with a wommer. "The best time to spend in the night of the new, and the new, to be a grand affair," said, promises to be sent to the other. Mrs. J. J. Goodwin, employed Mr. J. J. Hilding, David, who is the most important work at his home last week. CENTER — The missionary women were entertained at the home of Mrs. Nancy Lodge, last week. Mrs. Goodwin is on the side last week with the Missile and the Sickman of Fine Land. In here visiting relatives. Mrs. E. Fountain, Miss F. E. Harvey, Miss Mary McIntelland and her little daughter are on the same day. The home of Mrs. Nella-Hicks, Sunday. Mrs. Anna Bowinde has a very sick daughter. Rev. D. Langrum was well at himself on Sunday and happy that she heard Rim really enjoyed the service. Mr. J. J. Goodwin visited Mrs. TEMPLE — The Rev. L. K. Williams of Chicago, was the distinguished guest of Highth Street Thrift church last Sunday. Feb. 4th He preached two powerful sermons, morning and night, to audience which packed the spacious audiplium of the church. Dr. Williams is a former pastor of Eighth Street Church, having had charge of the Telle Tullet, and Mies Cortez Garmett were early evening of last week, at the perimeter of the hotel, at the reception of the hotel. Wright, Wright and children of Booth and Friend, friends, during the past week, at which time were wary of the hotel. M. K. E. Guy of South 17th Street, New York, NY, served in the Army. Honor, Price rose in bed at this Hall, Radial Board of Council of New York Naval Reserve, Navy World War II Hospital, Row T, Tahoe, and as a folly for "Amnesty the Nation." He also served as a fellow, "Amnesty the Nation," and was regarded as a figure for the forthcoming work. "Amnesty the Nation" is limited for approval by the Inter-American Street is proud of such a pastor. ALIGN— Sunday School at both churches was good. Sunday being regular pastoral day at St. Mary's Baptist church; the pastor, Rev. L. J. Batty was at his post on time, and preached wonderfully all day. He had a nice crowd. Next Sunday will be Methodist day. The public is invited to attend all services. Their pastor, Rev. J. W. Hibberts is a instead young minister. Some out and hear him. Mrs. Mary James and Family went to Piano Sunday to attend the big quarterly meeting. Mrs. Clara Goleman and Teachers who had to go home on the account of being still in the g場 to come back to us this morning, will be on her quarterly job of teaching patrons were glad to have their backs covered by a camo jacket, beached on a chair, and moved off their week. They moved to their new home some months later, and they sent the man, Nancy Little of Commune was very busy, and she was a Gallica visitor. CLASSIFIED ADS AGENTS — WHITE FOR FREE BAMPIES, Sell Madison "Better Mude" Rights for Large Manufacturers direct to, winner No capital on experience required. Many earn $100 weekly and bonus MADISON BIRCH MAKER'S $42 Broadway New York 1921 FORD COFFEE, $175.00 not Mack Bims at Bridge-Brown, Motion Co., Phone X-7221. connected in all way, officially use with the Farmers Improve Waco, Texas. DR. H. L. SMITH. I am not connected in or her voice with the ment Bank Weco. Tel I am not connected in the way, officially or orally wise with the Farmers Improvement Bank Waco, Texas. DR. 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