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The Dallas Express CHURCH LEADERS WIN "JIM CROW" SEATING FIGHT WRANGLING OVER SEATING PLAN AT INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. CONGRESS ENDS AS AGREEMENT IS REACHED TO REMOVE COLOR BAN FOR MORE "MODERATE" SEPARATION. of Religious Education, it has been decided to change the annual meeting place to where all delegates will be recorded the same private-led of "Jim Crow" seating/strans. HOWARD SEEKS PRESIDENT AS DURKEE ACCEPTS CHURCH POST DEAN PICKENS SPEAKS FOR INDIANAPOIS BAR ASSOCIATION Washington, D.C. March 13—Trustees of Howard University are cast. "About for the 'Best President in America' for the big educational President Durke's resignation takes institution in the nation's capital. President — Aron's re-re-ignation. Votes affect July first. The Associated Negro Press representative talked with President Burke before Having been in my workplace, I was declared Dr. Bons. Other things mentioned for consideration are: The Mrs Mary McLeod and others at the other time. I was not a firm believer. I was a firm�-farmer. I was a firm student of Washington and the American. I also had a firm doctor, Dr. James Jusid, and Dr. Landry, president of Clark College of Methodist School. The will be others. One of the prominent trustees said, when asked whether he favors white or Brown president: "I am a president, I would like to be a president." He said, "I am a president." He said, "I am a president." He said, "We must have the education, and we must have the power, and we must have the power, who can serve the school in its larger development." This seems to mean that the majority sentiment cities of the country where the house is located that heath white and Negro, capital of the nation, and where the nation is built to imitate the house of the capital, with the possibilities of the erection of three to 10,000 such, with all modern amenities, according to authentic records, including the burial sites being developed, as well as the general throughout the East and South. Cobb's Confirmatory Predicted Those who have discussed the confirmation of James A. Cobb with a number of United States Senators declare that he will be approved and indorsed without much difficulty. It is required that the厅长 enter the effect to bring in charges about the so-called Liberian loan and other matters will not be seriously regarded. Senator Charles D. Dennon of Illinois is of the subcommittee handling the Cobb matter owing to the Renate's illness. Democratic- Angling For Vote It may be observed that there are a number of Democratic members on Congress, in both House and Senate Building Programs People The subject girl got the job of interpreting international works that have a subject of actions conversation in many of the big "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sed."—Fred Douglas. PRESENTATIVES TO CONFERENCE AND LEAG WHO CHOSE THEM Rev. C. W. Abington, Prof. J. J. Rhodes, Principat Booker T. Washington High School S. H. Fowler, Bobby Fr. Worth Branch, V. M. C.A.: Prof. J. N. Ipte, President, Jarry Miller College, Magnolia School, Niles, Indiana, C. J. Macmillan, J. T. Blake, V. Smith, Foot Worth, Thomas Robert, Dallas. TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES TO CONFERENCE AND LEADERS OF TEXAS WHO CHOSE THEM --- I LEA CRO SUNDAY SCHOOL CON- OVE COLOR BAN FOR ANNOUNCEMENT The DEATHTIM is poised to announce to its readers that it has received an unusual treat for them in the form of a diary written by Mrs. Julia Aber Handell, former member of Port Worth, who issued Witrage last summer the article will be published in weekly installments under caution of "A TENNAN IN EUROPE." Nam 'handball' is well known in Texas as the daughter of Hon. David Avery, retired landlord of the Household of the American Museum, and count of the many memorable experiences which she had in several countries will prove interesting as she will inform her of the ways in which the number of Icelandic countries but who have had the pleasure of actually experiencing (till now) the development of the series will begin in the issue of next week. TEXAS REPRESENT Standing Left to Right: Roy, C. W. Scolded Left to Right: H. Powell Present president: W. Longen, Will Inst. Left to Right: A. V. Smith. CONVICTION OF EDITOR UPHELD IN HAITI A. N. 9. Philadelphia. The March 11-Judge Burgess in the city, bound down a decision issued by the court, and decided instead of the unique conten- dure of the court, when he diphid the notice when he enclosed the laws on the court. Thomas Burgess and sentence con- tained it, or for him, of court ruffling. The court also rebaided Judge Burgess, who had been bound down the court, have a right to recount the lives. The general right of trial by jury does not extend to the citi- ness of the defendant. The court holds examination they are ob- served to be valid. The incident which have rite to the trial battle occurred in Doe- nan. FLORIDA STIRRED OVER EXECUTION TANGLE EX-GOVERNOR'S DAUGH HOME OF MRS. S. A. RICE PASSAGE OF NEW LAW MAKING ILEGAL AND SUBSTITUTING ELECTROCUL TER URGES AGAINST ENTERED BY BURGLARS. TION CAUSES TANGUT IN CASE OF NEGRO MURDERER CONDEMNED TO DEATH LYNCHING "BY HANGING" RS WIN "J SEATING RIDA STIRR EXECUTION T HOME OF MRS. S. A. RICE ENTERED BY BURGLARS. PASSAGE OF NEW LAW CAUSES TANGUT IN "BY HANGING." Wednesday, March 1, During the absence of Mrs. R. A. Rice, a well known Dulah lady, burglars entered her home at 1000. Dulah street, and took many valuables, the sum Atlanta, in March 1871. A brass band and a large delegation of the gate city today of Elles of which he is a member, were on hand to meet T. B. B. they were on hand to meet T. middleweight champion of world when he arrived here this week from New York. The same of his most recent battle. Mngled among the thousands who greeted him at the station were hundred of his white admirers who would be willing for him to fight and whip anybody in the world, while or black, except Young Stribling. The Georgian white boy. In Congress Wednesday, Upshaw, the dry and eripped congressman from this districtolextled Flourcy as one of the great men of George had given to the world. Flowers will fight Greh'agld in May. The rule will be at stake. planning to obtain some form of such rides, when through failure, to per- vise to that, and we please our form their duty and service when we are unable to do so. We are in the session of the legislature of a law commend, permit criminal, in their con- summing the governor to remove custody to be trapped or injured by. REFERENCE AND LEADERS OF TEXAS USE THEM Joseph Gerham, 2125 Walsh Ave. Office Manager, who travels with the district to which he was ill, and although the district in which he was attack, ber. 1237. It was a street (genth among the natives and at the menditions of the Bowlman it is elated) where he was killed by him, and he tried his blood to prove it, and a clammer in which he was feared and the policemen were feared and the policemen were feared. POLICEMAN SHOT WHEN HE MISTREATS WOMAN (A-N-P.) Chicago, Ill., March 12—A near-rail in which a group of twenty-five or thirty-Colored men threatened the life of Michael J. Mullins, a white police officer, cooled Sunday night at 37th and Andian A.A. when Mullins, who was in plain Mother and off duty, slapped Miss Bessie Jones about the street in an attempt to stress her Mullins was ed Bessie Jones on the corner, offered her money, she claims, to go and have a good time with him. When she refused, he sought to arrest her. Wharton whose cab was standing near was an eye-witness to the trouble and left his machine to go to "H"S woman's aid. Others joined in the right which ensued and Wharton is said to have beat an in the policeman "to the draw." Francis then penned a scilencing of his biography, his bravish brutality, not mentioning Maria- hus, the policeman, however, by their own words. Francis never altered his biography, holding this conjection, holding that he did this conjecture, showing that he the editor meant that—or pictures different places, but in the wives through his can number and placed in, recover white, William forged his wife, Mrs. Annie Wheaton, 1884 Grand Boulevard, a door to reveal the hiding place at his residence, under a street another house nearby. While charged with the shooting. Under at the station nine officers were arrested and Wheaton was Harry. Left on guard in log home, she re-emerged 1892 Washburn Avenue, Harry points the police and retreated. White, 1893 Prairie Avenue, Edward Wilson, 1893 Calumet Avenue and Continued on Page 8 After being refused a June 1913 draft, she wrote an editorial statement in terms of her illness but still spoke from prison. She was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but the author was guilty on contempt and fined him $100 and sentenced to 10 years in prison. The appeal to the Appellate Court was denied. J.W. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 24 JIM- G FIGHT RED OVER TANGLE MAKING ILLEGAL AND SUBSTITUTING ELECTROGU- N CASE OF NEGRO MURDERER CONDEMNED TO DEATH Jenniferville, Fl., March 12—The jail hires to hang Washington, the most important case, before a court as the ordered attorney. McCourt is in this state, and in which a U.S. immediately files a word-of-mouth plea to the judge. The judge, a member of the Washington court, a judge is scheduled to render an as to hang. The Washington case is at trial, tracing attention throughout the state. The judge has ordered Washington from the chain, the government, attorney general, and others to watch it. He has further attracted his attention by the whole chain, albeit the judge has ordered Washington from the chain, the government, attorney general, and others to watch it. By Washington, a non-descriptal,นายกรัฐมนตรี, and a 'solid-down' in the city of 1952. He was sent to the city of New York on the 22th of May 1953 by his attorney, and was defrayed by his attorneys and up until 1953 he was still a proprietor of the New York County, and J.B.J.R.ville. When the regulations met, it passed a bill which should hang as a waste of money. In the state. Electrocation was submitted and an electric chair was installed at the state prison farm at the time. When the state accepted the every out of the sentence of the court, the law of the state, and the government, made a suit on the ground that Washington could not be elected. The law of the state was with the same direction, and it was to be a third-place in the state of Washington. Martin signed a death warrant, or dering Washington to be hung. Attorney R. D. D. and most learned Negro lawyers of this county who had been selected by the court as Washington was not under the judge's席, because of the fact that Washington had been sentenced to be hune. The law of the state was not under the judge's席, because of the fact that Washington had been sentenced to be hune. SERVICE Like the locomotive speeding ahead to get somewhere, so the man who consistently Advertises is speeding ahead on the track to greater prosperity. And in doing so he not only is gaining profits for himself, but the regular and prospective customers by giving them information and news as to what he has to offer. And so it is that the merchant who advertises regularly in these columns is constantly gaining greater results. You too, can benefit by following that merchant's example. We even carry Bonnet-Brown Sales ideas and suggestions covering your line of business and can be had for the asking. Come in and talk things over with us. We are at your Service. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO. 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 OK 00000000 MISS EYES. SOCIETE To the young lady Who wants to know — how to tell when she is the "dress" or not? Miss Jones will say. When you'll alone, or put your head on your sillow to go in "fell" and your thoughts are only of him, when pictures on the wall resemble him and handsome men. You please on the street reminded you of him when you plan for a little home and children with him playing the important rule, when you look forward with eagerness to a letter or a telephone call from him; when I'm company your heart and mind that if you be heaviest, to him then, and not until then—you are really in love. Miss Eyes' heav's and sees every thing, the may not speak of it. The fast that Mr. 483 should go there too. SOCIETY and Club Miss Eyes attended. Mr. John Sunday morning, and was made feel spread that the very things which he had been saying were corroborated by the great speaker. Now, want you behave? The speaker told you all about it, and while most of you might not have appreciated it, Miss Eyes knew it to be the truth, which is badly needed by all. Miss Eyes will say we need more men like that wonderful speaker. Men who are not afraid to speak the truth and face the wrath of the public. To the young lady who wants to know how to tell when she is in the show, as "what does it all mean?" will be a good-read on your side. Or to your head on your side, go to a library and your thoughts are only of the same kind. You can find the book you like from the subject, you'll pass on the direct remind you of him when you plan to play a role. You'll be the most important role, then you look forward with categories to a better or a better role. You can play your role and find the subject as you'll be longed to him—then, and not until then—you are really in-lore. Miss Eves hears and says for, "I'm just the best thing to tell. It just has the same. You'll be known to just maintain your role. I'm a good-friend, I think I can't go to a bookshop with the real things that he has been a "think" for a certain time." The advice of friends, he thought he had the world at his diet until his "Kid"s puffing part was with him. He said that the "kings of him." Wiesley Travis Stason, Mice Eves, She was a happy, but she also had her prepared for the next year, but she's a husband. She often was her people say "Whites are getting strops on the way" She was a husband of your type and she is, you and your kind are making Dolls what is the today and while you are not the sole cause, no doubt. Had she had no old reason she was a housemate, she was always a husband who will make her, for her friends, so we'll be the best. She is a friend of the "Eyes" of the family. Everything else but the other station hegoes She is the only one who is idling her of her no-occurs husband and she still more, no so, is the friend. Seeing that she can't get to quite to make itimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mies Eyes says that true love never jumps smooth, that love always begins with a smile that says, "I am down feel-truelove have a couple never been separated without confession, without your many insignificant thing—and their objection." SOCI and THE LADIES READING CIRCLE AT THE MARY MAY MUSEUM AT MARY MAY MUSEUM To roll call the indians responded. To the imams, the imams' problem was the imams' problem. To the Chase Harris, questions on the Chase Harris, questions on the Chase Harris, questions on the Chase Harris were fish and shell, and Darlington. In M. M. Wishlite's condition he was in the program, but suffered until the program, but suffered until the program. Medical numbers were furnished by Mrs. M. M. Thomas. These meeting places, including Virginia, New York, and New York, are: THE LADHES READING CIRCLE. Miss Virginia Stewart was home to the Reading Circle, March 4th. Program Piano Hall Call Mrs. E. B. Gibson New York Times Events Mero Year Book Miss P. L. Tyler Reading and writing discussion. Christianity and the Race Problem. Mrs. M. H. Hollum, Conductive-page Piano Series. Mrs. R. J. Wise, Blue-page Piano Series. Miss Virginia Stewart and the life of the late Rev. R. E. Caten was the course of the circle of the year. The first of the year was the Reading Circle for many years. All were delighted with her presence. Medicine Holtshut Lott and Miss Michael Bessarabov for the meeting at the residence of Mrs. E. B. Holland. Mrs. L. Holland, Tower Levels, Dept. Dallas Women's Television Club Most February 9, with Mrs. Carter Forest, president at her host of City A, a very interesting meeting. Mr. B. A. Demonitor, Mrs. C. Hohne, the state at her post with new ideas and plans for the betterment of the club. The evening was spent learning how to make 2nd food mals Meeting adjusted to --- attainey updressed them from makeup uphed. Remember that flowers or paint can be used on little differences. Man knowes will provide the best for the shortest day. Always allowing time to rest, quarrel—the longer it lates the more difficult it is to forgive and repeat. Mr. 400, and crown. Screwed frowned what tries to be a little pride yourself upon your absence. few nights ago—it seems to make a few more. It's the same thing—you know better than to leave his car off. Right in front of Miss Anna's door, having the "Third-help" and her friend's call, it is quite natural that Miss Ann would think the car was to whom she'd be隻麼的 and is in front of her door. Miss Ryan had to go to the car, and she was very much a particular man showing such a lack of discretion. There was no surprise, however, so you become more good than when you were a good thing when you go to the car. "I'm so good," she said. "I think it's the fast that Mr. by should go there too. To the Pepper립 Marion on a certain Ave. who has no know, led us to the street, and the man at the street was the same person, but will be the same. It is on the way. It is on. With those we'd jolly Beans, and neglecting poor has to do with the man. It is the most important thing you've a detail. I think. However, Miss Ryan wants you to know that you've been looking for the best. I think you've been looking for the straight and narrow path, but will be the same. It's much to you about it, for that. Let Miss Eyes work you, you are taking the thing too for I do. "I'm a man who has no know," she said. Mrs. Miss Eyes will tell you of how they're going to help the company of the Pepper's. Don't know. I know the flappet has the operator's name and the pop of your body. I know the flappet has the only wife, because of a homemade wife who's bound to lose some of her�'s life. I think she's always a good one, but they all have homemade with and p美" can be a good one. I think she has a grow in her cheeks after tending to a baby or Two. No. When youths go to the home, they're a good one. Youth plays with them. Loughs at them and sends them home's sader, but wigar. Miss Eyes is warning you married gun, Jelly Babs, Matrons and Fagans that they are getting "warm" everybody doing as they want to do not stop them or encourage others they want to stop them. Miss Eyes will advise you to be more "careful" and "Watch your step". METY and Club Broad Walk, Mrs. Robinson 514 Adelaide Road Adelaide CLUB CENTER — The boys and girls of Home Makers' Industrial School and Community Center are making good the opportunity given them. Mrs. Jones has a nice group in Military who is making Rats for Paxter, Mrs. Westminster of the Denison department has a class at 3 p.m. Saturday making chrystalline shades. The class in domestic science directed by Mrs. Franklin or Darrell school was given a demonstration in the making of light foli in 45 minutes by Mrs. Hodge County Demonstration Agent. Next lesson directed by Miss Page of Harker Washington High School. The Kindergarten's entertained their mothers and a few friends with a Valentine party, cake and lunch agreed. The Mother's Club celebrated Feb. 11th. Prof. Paul gave a wonderful talk on the importance of the mother's club in February. Grace Poon, President of Washington, a beautiful quiet-minded woman, gave a talk on the one selling her 1930s wife's dress. Poon was given to the one selling her 1930s wife's dress. Poon received great credit for the effort she made to improve the dress. The dress has been given up this year. The Mother's Club met with Mrs. L. H. Rousseau, Monday Feb. 15th, with Mrs. J. H. Rousseau, winning highest honors. A major award was given to the wife which consisted of a large bouquet of flowers in the vase which contained flowers and heart-shaped plumage. The flowers and heart-shaped plumage were with wilted creams, next sending her with Mrs. L. W. Spillner, to Mother March 15th. COME ON—GANG—IT'S "CLEAN-UP" TIME! "Here It's Spring and they'll now dress and it might go well be getting an early start on their airங்கles and poorly it may can help just "Clean-up drive: Wagie paper, "wake it as if you've got a call to the same, rubbish of all kinds and doesn't begin to mind doing his share everything else that is an way-in-building away the straightly odd Gencaso Latite Shingles are attractive. Fire Safe. Waterproof and insured against eruption or buckling because they are locked on. We give a 10 year guarantee on both workmanship and material. The Jugus Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson (Hochmann) at the present house. The club gave a present to Mr. and Mrs. Scott for their eleven-month annual. Games were played in the New York City Central Park, upon press meeting, was with Mrs. Hillind 2004. Thomas avenue. Princess Art Club met with Mrs. Watkins, 1929 Washington Road, despite the cold and high wind, and had been accepted and was a number of hours of work planning a benefit dance, look for the date and place. The president is asking the members to present the new book on books and new—Wine Secretary. The hostess served salad, green oil, and the new food to see Mrs. L. A. Conner and Mrs. T. M. Tursen out after being it. Two years later, the group was planned for March 11th and was will give away two art pieces. All who have been on the show were the best-selling "The best-selling show," "The best-selling night," and "The best-selling show," "The best-selling night." A delicious menu was sent at cards of the group. "I will meet Mrs. Conner's People," Friday night. Dula, Conner Fair Park Markers Teaching Club Not Sunday, February 31st with Mr. A. J. Taylor at the residence of Mr. A. J. Taylor at the residence of Carroll Avenue, President L. E. Henry was about an account of the John Mr. J. E. M. in the new-born group with song scriptures reading and prayer. Discussions of How lessons Pro- duced were to be made by Mr. W. W. Shopenz by Endowment," Mr. W. W. King, Ten members were present. Refreshments served. Red Ruse Atlantic and Social Club meet at the regular meeting place. Members are in the call with payment of dues. The president asks all members to be present, next meeting night. For the first time, the Coleman, H. 2021, 6:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Lucky Twenty Social Club—Mr. Cierk Turner entering the Club with a new group of members at the new-born group night at her home, 2011 Cole Ave. The table were laid with white and white and the restaurant was set up. Visitors of the new group were served by Mr. Turner was stated by Miss Delta Tremhaw. The the new-born group night was the new-Masonie Hall with L. O. Robinson as host. The Happy Gold Luck/Local Club meet Thursday, Feb. 1 at all. The state state City, Gillespie Lawson, host less than the new group. Members answered roll call with dues and quotations. We ap- tically added to the group's list. Taller to our number. Visitors. Mr. Amga Gardner and Mrs. Lottie Hamlin, After all business, received a call from the Club, then adjourned to meet March 4th with Mr. Elgle Medlock of the other street. Mrs. R. Turner, president THE DATAS EXPRESS DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1920 Jade Hour Sexual Club meet at the Mary Jane Mickey Club. The club is Mickey's Mickey Club. The club makes its third Mickey. Mickey was Routers. Mickey was Routers. and Mr. Cobbin, G. W. Mickey, Pru- cet. MOTHER OF THE EAST HATE, TINNELY DIES. Mary Jane Chalmers, member of the Mary Jane Chalmers Club. The club founded January 29, 1925, at Los Angeles. Surviving her age: a son who was with her at 100 years of age, was Mrs. Ellen Davison of this city, Mrs. Cora. Theas, a daughter-in-law, two nephew, Melvin Chilton (Extreme City), William Chilton, New York City & the other three, Mrs. Chilton first son of Mary and Co grand children, one of the most well-known people with Mrs. Chilton at the time of her death and another who lives in this city with Mrs. Chilton Davison. MR. FICKETT PANNEY AWAY Mr. Wm Fickett, 2008 State Re- lly years of age died Thursday, Feb. 11, 1972, after a fall of the "Yon wacks" with pneumonia. He had been no employee for Flagg's Flock for severe and had rendered such a factory service that Mrs. Flagg (white) came and asked the he- leaved wife to please allow her (Mrs. Flagg) to bear all funeral ex- penses. She also had all the doctor who had built a school to them as the way. Bride for all the time. The body was shipped to Crockett for burial. Mr. Fickett leaves a wife 3 daughters and one son. BIRTHDAY PARTY A brise was awarded to Mr. Lee Dixon for being the best drawer. Ice cream, cake and candies were served to twenty children. LOUISVILLE FOTTLE ENTERTAIRED Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brother of Germany, who have been the盾牌手, visitors of Mr. Brother's didder and brother, in low were the recipients of many pretty hospitalite while here among which was the informal dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Bailey of 1981 Hampton Street, on Wednesday. The house was beautifully decorated and a color scheme of pink, blue, blue center-pieces was of pink sweet peanuts. Covers on the main table were laid for eight, while at the side tables envoys were laid for four. The places were marked by pink baskets filled with candy for the ladies and pink baskets with cigarettes for the gentlemen. The following menu was served: First course, Caviar, Russian, Second course: creamed chicken, mushrooms in patties, asparagus tips, stuffed naisery, olives, green salad green peppers stuffed with pine cabbage slaw. Desert course carried out the inner cream pink ice cream baskets filled with fresh strawberries and whiped cream and assorted cakes. Illack coffee. Those present were Miss Margaret Valley, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rither of Louisville, N.C. and Mrs. G. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Missell, Mrs. H. E. Rutherford. This was Mrs. Brother's first trip to Texas and she was delighted with her visit. Mr. and Mrs. Brother left Saturday evening by way of New Orleans. AND CHOOSING OF THE QUEEN OF STATE, TO BE HELD AT GALVESTON TEXAS, JUNE 9, 1926 This feature of the social side of leaves that she merits. These scores now first Grand Lodge was made a sheets will be handed to the secretary of the Lodge to continue it as an award and divide by five, thus getting her annual feature and the author of a divorce in each point. The Princess will be awarded the total score of May 1, in the order, ask the loyal guests will be declared the Queen. support of every member of the Lodge. This method gives every Princess and its allies profiting by our experience of the Lodge. honor of having your princess that is a distinguished honor indeed to be herredied abroad and allow your Princess and Courts of Calanthe, it brings special specials to the world of the world and the world. It brings special distinction and honors that you little dreamed of the world. It is very important to the honor this year because of an added incentive. An added incentive to have each Princess An added incentive has been given an Queen of the State to be given a trip to the Supreme Lodge with a trip to the Supreme Lodge and to the will of the world. It can be done and it will be done. If you will follow the same way of the beautiful car of Texas's tades who won first prize in the Field Day Parade at the same time as you like to be on the Queen of Texas's side of the State. If you are in a园 and have your car in the state of the Queen of Calanthe, you can be the queen if you make up your mind. RELEASES Any city village, or community where there is a K of P. Longer, or a Court of Calanthe is eligible to enter. Princess only one year after the place is approved. We offer a plan for the new of this communication to the state. The judges shall be appointed by the Grand Chancellor. In order to remove any issues that might lead some to think the judges partis, the Princess will be proposed to be the first of the year. Each of the five judges will be given a score sheet, and the other five is given the per cent who be YOURS STRENGTH SECOND FRATERNAL BOX makes a specialty of bonding official Bonders of U. B. of Tabor, Odd Fellows All of Tec and Woodmen of the Union. We Bond Officers of all Fre For inform V. G. O P. O. Box 708 YOURS FRATERNALLY W. S. WILL I SECURITY FRATERNAL BONDING COMPANY Specialty of bonding officers of loc- adora of U. B. of F., Knights and Fellows All of Texas, U. B. of F. men of the Union. Officers of all Fraternal Societies For information write: V. G. GOREE, 706 Te makes a specialty of bonding officers of local lodges. The official Borders of U. B. of F_x Knights and Daughters of Taber, Odd Fellows All of Texas, U. B. of F_x of Arkansas and Woodmen of the Union. We Bond Officers of all Fraternal Societies upon request For information write: THE MARKET STREET THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT F AND SPECIAL "NOW OPEN TO Efficient Attend Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan Co PHONE U-5191 EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Efficient Attendance in all Lin- and State Streets R. McMillan Consultant Surge- E U-5191 DA (1) Princess Popularity Contest Each Princess party to the Index on the machine might be in the Grand Lodge and the Popularity contest explained. Each princess is a given an equal number of votes to each. The most well these values un- till 5% of the date of the contest that she will all the votes get out on the other side. The score, 20 per cent. the maximum of 20 per cent. This is the plan for helping in fi- nance of the trip in the Supreme Lodes. As Illustrated, How the Scoring Still be Done let Judge and Judge 15 20 15 20 10 16 17 17 17 10 18 19 19 19 10 20 20 20 20 10 21 21 21 21 10 22 22 22 22 10 23 23 23 23 10 24 24 24 24 10 25 25 25 25 10 26 26 26 26 10 27 27 27 27 10 28 28 28 28 10 29 29 29 29 10 30 30 30 30 10 Average 15 16 16 16 10 Total Average 61 Per Cent A more about similar to this model of will be kept for each Princess the judgement under the year-on- the whole with almost an absolute certainty of justice to all concerns A beautiful silver loving cup will be presented to the Queen just as was done last year. This is 2009 to keep us a mentality of the season. If we can secure a place large enough, we hope to carry out a country-wide new were anewly to the **INFORMATION** Following the takeover of Queen, the Grand March will take place on the Grand Chateau, the Chateau and the Grand Chateau, the Chateau and their accouter the Queen and her husband then follow. **Further Information** Further information can be obtained with Sir Hugh Tran, who has been manager of McPherson, G. W. G. Guildford, and FRATERNALLY, W. S. WILLIS, G. C. SECURITY SERVICE CONDING COMPANY for officers of local lodges. The F. Knights and Daughters of Texas, U. B. of F. of Arkansas fraternial Societies upon request nation write: GOREE, Texarkana, Texas FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AL SURGERY TO THE PUBLIC" adance in all Lines consultant Surgeon DALLAS, TEXAS MARY E. TAXI NORTH DALLAS TAXI C We hunt you for 30 cents; Cross T of Tona Trips our Specialty. Pre Owned and operated by Colorco careful driver. Courtesan provi and dog and adult. CADILLAC DODGE Phones H.9276; Corner Hall and Thon GIVE US A T Copy No. 12-49 H WOMEN Don't be Send For Free Ten Mrs. Summers' C DALLAS TAXI CAB COMPANY for 30 Seats. Cross Town Jr. Jobs for our Specialty. Permanent service operated by Colored. Courtnour group service. nightlight. C DODGE FORD hones H.9276; H-3071 Herr Hall and Thomas Ave. GIVE US A TRIAL Copy No. 12-49 ll a 2 col. N Don't be discarded For Free Ten Days' Truck rms Summers' NORTH DALLAS TAXI CAB COMPANY Your bus can for 30 Cent. Cross Trucks $1.00; Out of Truck Trucks our specialty. Permanent Service Kios Owned and operated by Colored, bonded car and careful drives. Courthouses prompt services. Open of day and night. CADILLAC DODGE FORD CARS Phones H.9276; H-3071 Corner Hall and Thomas Aven. GIVE US A TRIAL If you are a sufferer from female trouble, there is no need to be discontented, or so give up hope, or so think relief is impossible. No matter how many things you have tried, if you have never meet Mrs. Summers' Opalow Remedy, you have not been fair to yourself and your family. Just like hundreds of other women—sheaveness, but happy now—you can be relieved of the misery known only as womankind. Send No Money A ten days' treatment of Mrs. Summings' brother's Opportunity for the wealth for you. Send now and rest in it home. Try it once and send now what blessed relief in brings with me once-after-after a new change. We telling us your troubles, for your letter, is opened and answers will try a woman. We know that only a woman can indorate the sufferings of women. BIG SA ON RUMMAGE SECON -NEW MERCHAN Have many bargains to offer in Men's Were: Dresses 10 cents and up. In Su cents and no. Men's and Ladies' Coat LOT OF SECOND HAND PANTS R.D.LOC 2650 Elm Street SEND THIS COPPER POUCH MEDICAL GENERAL CHEMICAL Co. Ltd. No. 1111 1000 W. 12th St. New York, NY 10001 The New York Treatment of Opioid Abuse 1200 W. 12th St. New York, NY 10001 BIG SALE IMAGE SECOND HAND NEW MERCHANDISE pg. 60 in Men's and Ladies' prices and up. to suit $40.00 at men's all ladies' Costs $1.60 and SECOND HAND PANTS and SHIRT R.D. LOCK. et SCENilla MEDICAL CO., HAN 111 SOUTH BOND, IND. Please send direct to me, without request, in the form of a postcard, the FRIEND To-Day Trial Treatment of Opiate综合篇, and also a sample of Aat the Fawder. Have many barbecue in men's and ladies' and children's barbecue in women's and ladies' costumes. $10.00 cents and men's and ladies' Costumes $10.00 and up. $10.00 cents and men's and ladies' Costumes $10.00 and up. **THIS WEEK** FRAZIER FURNITURE LIKE A MAGNET FRAZIER FURNITURE COMP LIKE A MAGNET DALLAS EXPRESS ADS Attract the Attention of THE BUYING PUBLIC BE CON Phone H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STO S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop Superior Delivery BE CON 053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGHT IMMUNITY DRUG STO S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop Superior Delivery Allen at Joliette St. Dallas, Texas "Either Have it, Will Get It, or it was 'Made' Try Madam B. Sampson's Mentholow Hair System Gearheaded to grow hair on bald poor. A six-week trial for $14.95, cash must accumulate 100 days from 11/25. NP MRS. R. SAMPSON, THE MENHOUJOIW MEMBER CO. CORPORATION, LTD., and be admonished. And 180 to Order for Postage. H. H. SAMPSON, Manager. 1826 Bryan St. Dallas, Texas. TAXI TAXI CAB COMPANY Cross Town Trips $1.00; On Upt. Lyft, Toll Road, State and bus prompt service. Open. DGEGE FORD CARS 276; H-3078 Thomas Ave. LA TRIAL 49 l. x 2 col. be discouraged Ten Days' Treatment of Cars Opaline Kemedy What What Says I am to take care of the cars of the men who are treated for the treatment of cars. I am to take care of the cars of the men who are treated for the treatment of cars. I am to take care of the cars of the men who are treated for the treatment of cars. I am to take care of the cars of the men who are treated for the treatment of cars. MRS. MELLA PRESIDENCE, Waltham, MA. SECOND HAND AND ARCHANDISE Men's and Ladies' and Children's In Suits $1.00 and $p. Shoes $1.00 and up. AND SHIRTS THIS WEEK LOCK, Dallas, Texas. REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KINDS NEW AND USED Phone Y-4605 $5.95 and Up FURNITURE COMPANY BE CONVINCED Phone H-8866 Y DRUG STORE; Jenson, Jr., Prop or Delivs.y The last nail has been driven into the constructive part of the work of Redemption. More than two hundred voices trained to the minute in that unique Harmonization, the "BARBOUR KIND", stand ready, waiting impatiently to burst forth singing exultantly, the pretty score written by J. Berni Barbour the musician, composer, pianist whose particular kind of work has no peer. Your presence will give evidence of your appreciation for what this event means to the history of the Negro in Dallas. Be one among the first of the many who will grace magnificent Fair Park Auditorium on the initial performance of our group with in her walls. The music is timeful, pretty and sweet. The Libretto is interesting, educating and the costumes gorgeous and beautiful. THE "NEGRO WORKING GIRL'S HOME." Our greatest need, a necessity in Dallas. Your presence means your first contribution to this worthy cause. IN THE REALM OF RELIGION—AN EXPOSITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON MARCH 14, 1926 *nast Words of Jesus to His Disciples* of comfort to multitudes as their house, by Chas. W. Abington by Chas. W. Abington could we rest with the creation of heaven and down the Christian worldview. It is in centuries to Thursday night, A. in our day of the three over three, April C. and by permission to—the "houses of many monasteries"—would observe her staffs crowded with freshmen and ministers with thighs of Disciples from the Christian worldview away from such within the confines of the sacred city as the lighthouse—long with confinement of the sacred city as the lighthouse—long THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1026 TUS OF YOUR AS THE METROPOLIS MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA "RED EMPTION" RESENTED TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16TH AT FAIR PARK A OF THE NEGRO WORKING GIRL'S HOME. More than two hundred voices, two first forth singing excl. "UR KIND", stand ready, waiting impatiently to burst forth singing excl. "composer, pianist whose particular kind of work has no peer. You are the most unhelpful one." The Libretto is interesting, educating and the costumes gorgeous and greatest need, a necessity in Dallas. Your presence means your first The Comforted Not the least, impressive thought is, he is required from this dream, to be comforted every individual of the world on the level of solution to his middle on that way for the first time another Comforted Tuesday, that he may abide with you forever. It was made plain to the discipline on the day of Posterior, which was a to make plain to us today. A Comforted every circumstance, when you ask in my name I will do to be the most unhelpful one. The Comforted. We were not the least, impressive thought to be Comforted every individual of the world on the level of solution to his middle on that way for the first time another Comforted every individual to be Comforted every individual of the world on the level of A "RED EMPTION" NING, MARCH 16TH AT FAIR PARK AUDITORIUM GIRL'S HOME. otion. More than two hundred voices trained to the ting impatiently to burst forth singing exultantly, the articular kind of work has no peer. Your presence in Negro in Dallas. titorium on the initial performance of our group with educating and the costumes gorgeous and beautiful. Dallas. Your presence means your first contribution fetter, that he may able with you right. We were with the Junior forever. It was made plain to the Muzion, Saturday night, they ren- disciples on the day of Pasticant, it dered a program for. Muzion is made plain to us today. A Com- pany was a manager. Come with torter for every circumstance, we ship with us, only once a stranger makes us aware. I will us our are welcome. **The Confidence Factor** Notice that he may hold with you right. We were with the Juno team. Now the most impressive achievement for her, was made in math. We made it possible for her to be a math teacher. We also developed a program for her. Ms. Marten will be the mathematician in the Marten gymnasium. We made it possible to us today. A Confidence Factor will help with the may stay a strength night. I will pray the Father will bless me. I will ask his help I will ask him. I will ask him. I will ask him. MACEDONIA BAPSTH CHURCH is opened with a large 800-seat bedroom 8151, Church service is held every Sunday. Church service Wilhelm, hold the congregation spirit by the Corinthian style apse. The new Thieme' Woman was built in 1912. COIAI & PERSONAL COIAI & PERSONAL COIAI & PERSONAL COIAI & PERSONAL COIAI & PERSONAL COIAI & PERSONAL We take this method to express wishes for their health and well- being for those in our families and for their families in our families, during the illness and during the illness. We also from Time, Price, and Thurday. We make good bake each of our men, and make good bake each of our women. We make good bake each of dolphin prices, and make good dolphin prices. **Interment.** H. Jones, A priest was given by the congregation at Jaffna, Church A. M. H. J. Jones, "Gone Sawmen?" Two additions to the church are presented. Trayer conducted by the congregation. A church service is served a 6-vehicle dinner by H. Rey. A liberal collection church Monday evening. The local church was littered by firefighters. A church service of Chul No. 2 Sister J. Rey. Rey again presented a good dinner by H. Jones, Ms. Eustace. Quarterly Conference and dinner by H. Jones, Ms. Eustace. Young men were first pilgrims and Muslim boys were first disciples. A church festival dedicated to persecution at the church reached its peak. A celebration of 464 East At the city this week and We take this method to express our sincers thanks to our many friends for their kindness and sympathy also for the beautiful floral offerings during the Chinese and death of our mother, Annie Waller who died Feb. 27, 1924. May God learn even one of you. --- THE YINE MILL CITY-N- on "ome with sport & W. Kerr TOWN others on duty, and well attended. Visiting they against Man for class No. 2 State's H. Shehr, Jerd teacher. We have now been given a three months rally. Come out, and worry with us. We are following to save costs as well as to raise fund. High money will be to be good Pastor Mitchell preached a burning message from Oxford-19, 2012. "God, talking to Mees from the Building, hush! at 1 o'clock" Rev. Weisbrouk preached The little (large, Stephens) family was talking for her close son, raised $5.00. His subject standard instruction given "Cot $2.00.21. At 7:45, Thel Lord's sup- per was given after which regular services opened by Rev. Shepherd Mr. Dean Goldston, age 51, died 19, 1929 at 211 Miller Ave. He was a member of which the first Church, Where its funeral was intended by Rev. Russell, He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Nancy Mayfield, Julia King, Mrs. Ellen Allen and Three sons, Messrs. Albert, Less and Hayden Goldston and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Mrs. Annon Oliver from Sincet Water is in the city's stalling her sister, Mrs. H. Avery and his, ing her home repaired. Mrs. F. Elagon who has been sick several weeks to much improved and M.R. Mr. Odis Marshall and J. H. H. Mr. Donnie Bradley has had� crested a loyally & room homesteading We enthusiastically received the group of 100 people who were also working on the building of the "New Model" building. Mr. Hodge gave a demotional response regarding "irrevocable in�alism and used this drinking in salmon and that was saved to those who were so weak and the demotigation. Your club girls in uniform distributed it among the people. Doolittle's denomination and the use of the denomination and many more were given to the participants. The group was treated at the meeting. Mr. M. F. Yurku's state Supervisors had a most interesting answer made in most interesting address and outlined the year program. But she wanted put a diagram on the board she explained, "the modern form. Home she directed each community for deciding one of these homes. Five hundred or more were reached at this time, the truth of the truth gives the same point of view. Your club's line is far away of Verlet's town. The house is 2-5 in large of the giff. The boys of White Rock and Carrolton played each ball. Scores "5 in first of the White Rock." Mr. Club women of Carrollton, in unknownly received a diary on the school. A new report showed a very totalizing "farthest program." The school was held in the meeting and are looking forward to another one of its kind later in the spring. PAGE THREE DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONE: Office-1234 HI-1014 Office Hours: 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. 8:00 to 8:30 N.E. HI DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONE: Office-1234 HI-1014 Office Hours: 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. 8:00 to 8:30 N.E. HI WHY HAVE CRAY HAIR MRS. N. E. HISBY Dye Your Hair LOOK 20 YEARS YOUNGER Satisfaction Guaranteed Satisfaction Guaranteed MRS. N. E. HISBY MRS. N. E. HISBY MRS. N. E. HISBY PHONE E-2074 "CAPITOL HOTEL" "European Plan" Modern Brick Each Room Equipped with Hot and Cold Water, Laundry In Conduct CAVE HELP PROMPTLY Phone Y-2613 JUNE HUE NT. DELIVERED MRS. BELL WILLIAMS, Proprietress BUNDAYS at Office by Appointment Only INFRIENCE ... Phone H-1055 OFFICE ... Phone H-1055 Hours 9 to 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 4 to 8 p.m. REMARKS by Appointment Only DR JAMES G. HARDIN, Medicine and Surgery (Specializing in Diseases of Women, Circulate disease of Heart, Lunge and Pulmonary Diseases) ON-HAY EXAMINATIONS and TREATMENTS Briggs-Brewn Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Colonel Representative Res. E-0784 Office X 7231 Ervey and Cadiz DALLAS BAND HOUSE Author 1895 Main Street Phone X-8524 King Band Instrument State Agent Lady and Laddie Drums and Drums Bee Trunk, Yee Outloud, Daphne and Mandolin. Musical Merchandise of all kinds, Repairing on all Instruments J. J. CLEGG, PROP. We Rent or Sell We Buy or Exchange BUY THE SMITH WAY. The Easy Way Phone Y-2838 J. D. SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Good Furniture 2546-2548 ELM STREET 20 Years in DALLAS THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY Merritt Street Printing and Designing 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 welcome you all any day. EXCELSIOR MUTU BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money we there's death in the family, 80 percent of the time we need money out of town or they may be sick, think you need this kind of money we need this kind of money with this association. EXCELSIOR MUTU BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We are not the shoppers here. Any person contacting protection, call 800-655-6555, Washington, D.C. 6300 655-6555, H. Strickland, Pro S. Cofield, See y' Next people need assistance when there's death in the family, some threat they would treat, the best out of love or they may want to leave them. If you think you need this kind of help, I will thank you in advance. If you wish to speak with them, please contact the Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association. We pay death claims in 80 minutes any day at None 326 Prothas Tempel. 5048 Nile Blvd. 80 Willard St. 26201. H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y MEMBER NATIONAL NEURO PRESSB ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning In the Year at 3000 Drive Ave. by Boston Press & Publishing House, Boston 826 concord master, under Art Congress, March, 1979. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The DALLAS Express Sub- scriptions in Advance BEE TRAIN .99.99 BEE MONTEUR .99.99 BEE MONTEUR .99.99 PEOPLE COPY .79.79 PEOPLE COPY .79.79 FORENS ADVERTISING REPRESENT D. B. Colliffe Company, 50 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 1600 W. 16th Street, New York, NY 116 East 10th Street, New York, NY new emergency information upon the law, firm or corporation person. Firm or corporation person will be required to be admitted to the attention of the pub- lity. THE DALLAS EXPRESS his water boasted the white feather, water has it been dis- graced by the yellow streak. It was a great mouth. It is a plum, every day reminiscent, conservative, unap- portable, while refresh we sell its catch doublet lilies. It professes a patrolman as broad as our mercury, its love affair all the tellers, all the tellers, all the tellers, accepted by the human runs. This is precise high ground. Runs of high ground. Runs of the praise come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. R. KING. TACTICS THAT INJURE OUR GROUP GENERALLY The process has it on record but the other thing has an occasion held several days ago in the auto- opinion of the city Hall which was the most important of the event. The city promoters of the affair, the city effectors from whom the permission had been made, were the period out of the corridor as the promoters of the affair were the rights of the members of the selings and heard their conversation from which he gained the information of the group which they obtained free use of which they were not to they start of them and did not have any of the information which, when not likely to receive the amount of the information, was received. He realised at some time to investigate more thoroughly in the case of the group. He was also who is known to know the fact that the city was a such place to show the free use of such public information. It may now be known that this city could have been mistaken to have considered the information he heard. It may have been that these men said as they were intended in the way in which it was said. The Express hopes that this is the case of the group. The process is the result of the claim to urge all the members of the race who connected it to the group. The result is, in fact the thought that all-time and on all such offences the race is not only a result of the fact, but not only as it was the affair in which they were directly concerned. The process is the result of the integrity and ability of the general group is concerned. They do not have any other priority to the agreements which they make. They are not only the only people who are the only people who can be the only people who are the most beautiful statements as to their accuracy. Not only should they be mindful of the fact, but the whole process is the result of the process. The process is the result of the complete disinterest way errors of such goods to attain places of be effectively harved from ever again plating the group in such a large number of the group. Their way to do the kindy thing for organisations within the race who are not to feel their help and assistance. Whether those men, realize it and thank them, have moved on has made it hard for other organizations to profit by the Kind consideration of the city of Oakland. It has to dept the morality and dignity of the women to proceed him for such favor. They have cast a stigma on what they have done for the race has had for doing the thing which it promised when such favors have been imposed in it have, we have just carelessly, inferred the stinging of the group, with whom the race has been linked in the city have and whose attitude toward the race has been likely in the city have happened, through the honourlessness of those men, it It was unfortunate and by their carelessness, they have branded themselves as persons who are unworthy of hearing any responsibility. If they have done it in an effort to promote their own self-paid ends, they have placed themselves completely without the pale of our kindly consideration that they should be forcery to be created for their poor sense of values. Such tactics injuice the group at large, much men are too concerned. Interested in the progress of the state association of teachers and, how followed the improvement which has taken place in the past three years with a great satisfaction. It noted the highwater mark of last year and it was pleased to note that it was the interest of these who manage it to make this year even better than the fact that the membership of the state of Prof. Coleman has, its president, published in these columns a few weeks ago, a new was a this presentation of the Put a long time the question of scheme than the true thing which was to succeed President Mr. Senvies who are enfrasted with the Kenzie at Pisk was uppermost in task of directing the young of the time of many, all over the race. From them should come country and now, without doubt, every urge and the direction of that same question will be had every effort on the part of the in regard to the successor to Pres. general public in the matter of ident, purchase at Howard. There this improvement: But without any one who feel that the time organization of a very close sort has come when Nogroes should one which listends practically the placed at the head of all Necovery person interested in education institutions of higher level national work, there can ease no need, and their arguments are not well directed effort at generalுத் altogether without merit. And, improvement of the conditions which there are others, probably in are complained of. And too, the greater numbers who feel that the personal consideration, more time time, do not yet type for such that it is true, but probably more changes in the administration of compelling in the case of the changes in the administration of compelling in the case of the main the schools which have been outstanding in the country for their leadership in the higher training of Neuro youths. But the issue will not down. And the realignment of President. Darker against brings it to the fore in the thinking of all of those interested in PRINCIPAL RHOADS COMMENDS MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT COLEMAN WHAT WILL THE OUTCOME BE? According to the latest adjoining Fisck University has a new grant to support the successor to Dr. Durkez, resigning to take up work one off—that of the president, that it is remembered in this connection that both the retiring president and the president have the powerful tenor of their administrations—discuss the future of the university, had fair, for a time at least, to dissect the whole administration, and reason for the removal of Fred Durkez, the president of President Durkez to of the continued support of the invigorant were well, worthy of the recognition, membership few had been raised and the hospice hoped to benefit to the extent of being able to the needed states in the state, bestowing first THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926 Radio Topics The statement of Prof. Rhoades is in full as follows: is in full follow-up. President Coleman's message to the teachers of Texas that appeared in the Dallas Express last week impressed me as being highly informed in the issue and out of some of the difficulties faced by Neuro teachers and emphasized the importance of the involvement of the article was intended primarily to stimulate interest among the teachers of the state in the spring campaign for memorials that would be held in the state. State Association are conductive through the office of the state's State Association of memorials of approximately two thousand students by nine hundred or more the enrollment of any previous year was directly to the interest. EPHORIA MURKLANDER PUBLICITY (A. N. P.) (By Daniel W. Chase) Comfortable chambers has been built in the Whitehall area. In the Whitehall area Some are arguing of course that the urban air pollution was saved by keeping all the front public garages all the front public garages. It has also been formed, formerly, "True Consequences where under the map, 'Who Did Rhineland Perfect Millions for Forbidden Love?' It is featured with pictures in the Alphabets and in the newspapers. Law Notes. The leading periodical, really, editorially speaking, that if the suit had been tried in private the plaintiff was acquitted. That the law know the high charges and the facts, add to the belief, already too common, that the rich and infamous county, the editor's opinion. It is in them who would hear such as "Isabel are they who can resist vainly the regurgitated claims and will know that the works have been fully and fully done and that the results will become." CHEAPER METALLIC THORCUM TO AID RADIO At last something has been found that audio cannot do. Health,愚 are had enough as thousands of letters testify. But what if a new go-bill away morning before break Borehood, is held to be more sufficient than radio physical drills Hope is a letter sent to the media manager of KOLI I have tried all of your best efforts but I like my own little world-out better. Every morning before breakfast, I wish a strong will be determined after the meeting. I wish all your radio expressed completely in the shade for G.G.G. My how ever, being all of the other rules of the body into, and at the Q = Q_{A} - J_{L}, ska, "How large must the condenses be in the filter circuit of a i battery eliminator?" And —The larger the capacity of these condenses the less the item you will act in the recovery. With good shark toils you may not be a longer as low in the Mid condenses. Ordinarily, however, two Mfd condensers are required. Q = Q_{L} - P_{L}, E, skater. To it possible to make a crystal act work on a loop antenna. And —The signals picked up by a top station are the two which are applied at the current set unless the act in a press, then a 100-transmitting situation. As Hill shakesperse would have be re-remarked—"I know ever these." In married life—two-two bends can be done to fish them one. Some wives are so generous they don't even allow their husband to carry his own house key. Love is a wonderful thing. Most of the time a Mr of husbands and wives don't know whether to kise, kick or kill each other. HOW TO KEEP 'EM AT HOME! When a wife says "she's tired of married handling" and wants to "go home to her mother," her husband aroused in the membership collection during the campaign, that was planned in January, 1953 and from that date to the close of the Dallas meeting. The need of that kind of effort is why we have the danger of contempt with that group. We have the inclination to overlook the fact that the perpetuity of the association has a result of renewing our efforts steadily toward the ever-enhancing goal. The president expects, with men in eafy section of the state, to conduct three thousand teachers in Texas who sense the importance of a great constructive educational force that will support a great group in this state. I make this assertion because these are days in our expression, and in our service with our association. The campaign has hope for it in the kind of results throughout the state that is described by the needs the association. since time all gifts of attention are reserved for the most important, the whole neighborhood guts the bees who you recommend to the highly. Supreme Court Gives Wired Wife a Second Chance The supreme court of the United States has ruled that a federal law requiring a house to be a lower apartment building abolished American property rights to eight in a row. The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., the institution that the law was shelted from, is the nation's capital of the United States. The lower court contended that the law violated the Constitution and was unconstitutional. The public health agency and one of the government itself, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that the law is unconstitutional. RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS* (Mr. Sherrill will be glad to료 Write him in care of this paper. Q—H H asks: How do radio compass stations find the position of a ship station? "And,—Two of the radio compass stations tying loop, antenna, receptors time, in on the ship station, tur- ning their loops until the station is received the loudest. The stations then accurately record the distance from the ship's loops are possible ing. Lines drawn on a map from the respective positions of the compass stations in the directions in which their loops are painting. Lines draw on a map from the respective positions of the compass stations in the directions indicated by their loops, will interact at the point on the map which represents the ship station. The position of the point Q = Q2. A = Jr., ska. "How large just the condensers be in the filter circuit of a 11 battery eliminator" Are the largest the family of two condensers the latest-the-new you will get in the receiver. With good shake toils you may be able led in less as low as two 2 Mfd. con- moderately. Ordinarily, however, two 2 Mfd condensers are required. Q = Q2. P = P2. "It is possible to make a crystal act work on a high temperature." Are the signals picked up by a loop antenna are too weak to fit? My idea is, let unless the out- sures have been transmitting the data. Hints for the Household The Road To Better Health Recession Dangerous Most doctors just smile wisely when people wish about the danger Dr. A. L. Foster, in care of this To Tempire Coffee Mugs 1. Place coffee mugs in a water. Cover with vinegar and let water sit in the mugs. 2. Wash in cold water and soap. If necessary. To Remove Eggshell Water. Water will come in cold water. The shell will come off without difficulty. Salt Piping Bucket Chicken Tail (fondler). Pine (Almonds) Stuffed Baked Potato. Stuffed Baked Potato. Mini Ice or Pitahaya Ice Cream. Mini Ice or Pitahaya Ice Cream. Coffee. Coffee with white chocolate. conservatory garden. Not pinnacle and shade of necessary Trifamlings For St. Patrick's Dishes Pieces of green pinnacle Roll out pie crust. Spread with porter. Spreize with eண்ணom and sugar. Roll into a long roll. Cut into two inch lengths (in/out sh个人). Household questions your readers The Ro Bet He By Dr Arthur L Forster NEW persons reach adult line without having injuries, and you are in today the joint in your idea that one might just as well as pore-burned-to-it-and-be through with, as he is bound to grow it The cause of measles is in all a hidden secret. However, the fact is that the people who are not as likely to be a form of some kind, whatever it may be, the poison spreads into the middle of the country. The people who are more agile, more agile, more agile, will continue the disease to others, not to it. It is necessary to come into contact with the Holl-in-the-pots on a distance where one's child is ventilated, and they're from another room. Rest away from the half a hour. No it may be taken for granted that, what is the name of very coming infants, expels us to the disease, more than the time of the disease. Measles is most contagious during the time the fever is highest the creation of the virus. Most people do not see the rest, as a rule, conveyed through the medium of clothing. Fold the most of the clothes to the very end of a physician. Who takes just of "More than skis Deep" It may be a part of the disease as it is most of the skis. There is a virtual way to the disease. It is a way of the disease, which causes, all the complications and after effects that are with meagis. And if the information is the most important, they are the only means of the disease. The most common complications are bronchitis, pneumonia, inflammation of the bloodstream, and a member of a group. The most dangerous of all is of course, the pneumonia — which occurs with often in children under two years. Measures as a rule, develop real�uals, the first symptoms being down to a "should" and "shoulds" when the early cases of the exs's avaraging or avaraging of the nose. When there is added to these symptoms a barbing cough, it abures that the inflate of the nerve has developed down to the most signs are companying these cases. The most common symptoms of all in the systemic symptoms of the headache, and pains in the back of the headache, are the following: - The so-called "upward headache" is followed by the appearance of the rash, while it is first seen behind the chest on the neck, and at the roses of the headache. Although the forearm of the headache is the rash above up on the face, the front of the neck is the back. On the side of the headache the back on the side of the headache is covered with a water-tender spot appear to be fully covered by the time it has been started to fade from the face and to continue to fade in the order of the headache. Recessive Damnerius Most do not have such a way when people start about the damage. Chuckle Column THIS MARRIED LIFE. TED-FUN ON A MARRY As Hill Shannon was married to "Iran even that," her mark on him was more than one. She wrote letters to him, sent more letters than one, and even wrote a second letter to him. He carried her home, her house, her love to a wonderland. Moved to the city of hundreds, and writes don't belong to those. She married battling and wants to go home to her mother, her mother. HOW TO KEEP UP AT HOME When a wife says "what tired of" battling and wants to "go home to her mother," her mother send in. Just forward the questions (to us and the answers) as many of them as possible will be incorporated as part of the "of" of *Momma's Holt 101* articles. 1 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder. Powdering. Heat butter, beat the yolks until thick. Add the sugar gradually. Add the frozen milk, water and flavoring. Cake in a thin sheet in a gun-shaped dish, water and flavor in 20 minutes. Remove at once and roll. Road To tter alth "I'd like to be a good man." But I should be exposed to the cold. But I should be a good danger in regression of the race, as will be seen when we consider what the race really is. Now there's Why is there a fact in实现的. Why is there a fact? The blood and lymph stigma are changed with a certain type of pollen. The kidneys and bowels strive verbally to eliminate it, but they are inequal to the task, and the skin—the greatest eliminator of them all—comes to the reason. It starts to rasp out the poison-brough in a spoonless open-pore and it suffers a certain injury in the process, which we call a rash, whose nature depends on the kind of poison being thrown off. The reason the rash in measles appears first on the head and face is because here there is the largest collection of poisonous samples in the area. Does it end? Let us suppose the patient's body is exposed to cold air. What happens. The pores automatically close on they are physically exposed to air and further elimination of the poison's cancer. As a result they are tochup up in the body. In simple an evidence of too weak work, the air pressure must be maintained. In the case of a patient in an abdominal murmur in the extremities, in collar marks in the extremities, in abdominal matter of the thighs, in the abdomen, in a self-limited disease, can be done to prevent it. It should be done to prevent it. More specific regard the condition not to be given to the physician. This is a mistake. In this case out of every twenty-two calls, out of every two complications, and in no doubt the complications, and in no doubt the complications have been missed out. Questions and Answers This book is also a course It is, I write: "I have a some on my lower line, which has been there. I am going to go to the top of the river and see what I've got, and I get any whore bill it does not know, I have used different kinds of water and medicine on my back," and none of them seem to do it any good. If I what causes this (1) What can do to give it up? 147. What can you do to give it up? 148. Help (1) A show on the lower line of several months standing—sounds completely like cheer I may be in the submitted that is the most likely to be found in the diagnosis. If I know your points of information it would help. (2) The best thing you've done in the case of many people, I know that you are not going to do it yet. This is on without concern about the number will answer much of the question in these columns. (3) In the Poster will answer the question: "What is the number of people who are not all unlikely to do it." Personal questions will be answered in the form of the answer to the question by self-readiness. Dr. A. I. Foster, in care of this paper. should be something really well, dear, (Then—watch her change, be-minded, her "chilling" vina" type of life"—who will be the best person you can see when I might have married—it is usually a case of "your grapes." How to get domestic? I have a wire (vix) all her relations to you, and I am very far from six months. An "un-going hero is a husband who has been a son of his, but I am a son of a quarter out of his pay payrolls on a Saturday night. If the wife likes to play bridge but doesn't know how—her hair can hand is the full gip and has to be a bridge her debit. Two can live as early as one—all one don't eat. That the birds who tell loudness about the "could soup" and how out the written—it's restaurant, are of the same practice—who are used to said like the box. If the wife doesn't know when she does come home, they give her the sweetest smile. ```markdown ``` Apple Tuxado Feel and create enough apples make two cupfuls. Heat the white ice five eggs very stiff with four cholesterol of powdered sauc stir the grilled apple in quick and two tablespoons of Lemon Juice. Turn into a pudding die and bake for half an hour. Serve with hot-cured sauce. Eat immed ately. Cooking Hintz Hing Fish-Noia 1 cup of rice 1 can of salmon or 1 can of Tuna fish. 1 cup of bread crumbs 1 cup 1 little salt A little onion juice Pepper Cake Method: Cook rice in 1 cup of bathing water for 20 minutes. Grave bathing dish. Lime dish with rice Add fish in center. Cover with rice Cover baking dish. Set in a pen of shallow water. Take in 1 month erate over 10 minutes. Turn out a platter. Beats with tomato sausage or desired Note 1: Important: News: Webster will answer questions concerning the Independent Theory (Workload-Hills) you would like to ask this: "Website address" her in care of this paper. (Copyright: 1986 by The Honors Brown Corporation, Chicago) * Sigh-Chelogy: Little does the modern young man, particularly that when the state is to his proposal—he will you be, as if it was. It is the man who pays and has and pays. Before, marriage is pay her one sweet commitment. If it is other and a fictitious man, he must one installment after another on the furniture—he buys on the The minute a husband says he has to the house—he should be If a husband wants to know "who's running the place" and get a note about when the market around—he'd better start running. FAMORS LAW-LINES (From The Wife) (No. 1) I said: "Just-getting it." And (I did). (Copyright: 1926 by The Honors Brown Corporation, Chicago) He was a Quaker (P friend) of hardware, and analytically of the slaves to escape slavery. He worked hard and fined them that he beat all his property. When the occupiers wanted him, he paid the fine he paid. I have never will matter he guilty of doing the wrong thing, but he was an excellent victim, an entire year of jail, and have not a docket in the law, but if they knew a negative trait, he would have to me. He lived in the sea when slaves obtained their free LITTLE ROCK PLANS TO OPEN Y. M. C. A. Little Book, Ark. March 18, 1911. The Rock has decided to join the forward-looking epithe of the country by establishing the "Young Men's Christian Association," with its four-fold program to administer to data needs of the Colored meth-and-body, physically, socially, intellectually and spiritually. H. B. DeFrants, New York City, Tvervenel and Financial Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., has been called in by the Executive Committee. Coloial Men and Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Association to direct the campaign for $15,000 to be launched formally March 7-2. This period will parallel the time set for the campaign of the white organization. The campaign organization has been partially formed. The Director, H. B. DeFrants, makes the following announcement of the General Officers to lead the effort as follows: A. E. Bush has been selected by the Executive Committee as General Chairman; Dr. G. W. B. Tak, Associate General Chairman; Two. division, leaders being Judge Seiplo A. Jones, Division A. and Mr. G. H. Evans, Division B. Associated with Judge Jones. As leader in Mr. A. W. Britton, add Dr. A. G. Thornton is associated with Mr. E. Evans. The capture, hemostatic and workers are now being selected. The commission director, who that wide experience in directingTraining and Education, has known a campaign to be launched under more ample supervision of a stronger personnel of General Officers to direct a campaign on education. A. T. Dubb, General Secretary and Treasurer of the Masonic Templars of the State was made the well-known and treasured influence throughout the Southland. B. Inland Jones, National Attorney General of the Homic Templars of America, and Attorney General of the Great Southern District is nationally known. Inheritor of the Nobility of the Knights of Kippa, a Planter and Cermin President of Shorty Company, is regarded as a strong business man. A M. E. Church, Thursday evening. Next meeting with Mrs. J. Bath, 26th, M. Jr. Jordan, 27th, M. Waltlen, Jack Petit, He was invited to the meeting. He will be a Brooks, wife of our popular wife, looking and walking as spy at cipherer, M. W. A. Brooks, of his company Jeff. Knight, J. H. very ask at her home at this Mickey of Oak Creek Community, Dallas Express, 26th, Gilbert of Rose Hill were in the sina to mourn his loss Funeral arrangements have not yet been arranged. Win. Daughter has purchased the James Ross (deceased) home in West Commerce and re-pairs on house and yard have begun. Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Mrs. H. Demming, Mrs. Little Daughter and Mrs. W. H. White motored to Dallas Wednesday. A good rain Yellow here Thursday. Mr. Horteson, Sanders passed away Tuesday night after a brief all. — 1963 — Rev. W. W. Hammond is at his post of curry again after spending two weeks at the bedside of his wife at Men-Angelo, who is said underwent a yer-seem major operation. Rev. W. W. Hammond is again filling his post after being laid up with the Fid- for- rev- grea day. The civic League is to gain functioning and hope to bring some reef things to pass. Prof. L. B. Kinston passed through the city last week and speaking out in the employee of Mr. K. F. Grand Lodge. The-Style show given some weeks ago, under the auspices of the Community Cheat at Antioch Baptist Church was a- eided success. The Flu is reging in this section in every home with hot few exceptions. There is none one 11, and in some homes the whole family is down. And Mary Dohle aged 10 years passed away several days and of an attack lack of pneumonia. Her remains were interred in the Woodland Cemeteries. The building for Mr. S. Gro Thatee is going up at a rapid rate and in a few weeks all Negrons in this and surrounded ing towns may go to their own shows without being Jim-crowded. Calvert School News - Mid-Term Kennanism-Honor Hell for the first time. **Little Handy**, 8, Lilie Trevey, 8, Jessica Harnett, 8, Lilie Trevey, 8, Imani James 8, 3, Ple Gibson 6, 32, 5, Bledsoe Lupi 8, ete McDaniel, McCormick 8, 4, J. Alley, Patty McCormick 8, 4, J. Alley, Patty D. Sunderland, 8, Zebra McDaniel, 8, 1-4, Zebra Graves 8, 8, 1-4, Zebra Graves 8 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1920 ATTOWLE — Good attendance at church all day Sunday. Rev. J. Sonney meeting at his home. Met W. McDade Redi. his report: Quarrel on the school's Miss Chop. Sunday Reign was well attended. Feb. 14th at the party. Attenders. A. M. P. Church of which is the first. E. J. Goodwill. The church was an eulocie Rev. Scott presided. In the morning, and "New W. M. G. Gordon, alight, after which the "kally" be, and the "teacher" report. Mar. 2001. The Church of the 12th, 2002. The public rehab. Prof. J. W. Harney, principal rendered a good pro- grant Friday night. Feb. 20th. Teachers are preparing for the County Schools Fair to be with the Pewels Print Training School near Kenderson next month. Day. Hammers on Mice Freedie Larson. Nelson. THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR HERE COMES OLD "WORRYYAH" SMITH, LOOKING MORE DEPENDENT THAN EVER - WONDER WHAT HES WORRIED? ABOUT NOW HELLO, MR SMITH! HOW'S EVERYTHING THAT WINE DAY? ON EVERYTHING IS FINE, NESTDOOR - BUT I TERRIBLY WORRIED! WELL, IP EVERYTHING I'M AKE, WE SHOULDN'T KICK - WHAT IS THERE TO WORRY, ABOUT? NOTHING -- - THAT'S WHY I'M SO TERRIBLY WORRIED! SAT WHO THE BAY WORK BUTLER THINKS? GO A MAN WHO HAD THE EMPLOYMENT AGENT AND THE MAN SCREAM ON ORDER TO EXECUTE A BANK OR A DEPOSIT FOR THE BANKING THE MAN IS THE HIGH COURSE WITH SCREAMING GUNS, WOULD ENERGY GUNS, HE SCREAMS AT ME MY LAVELLER!! THE BANK HEARS! MY PEARL'S- SERVICE DEALER ARE ALSO QUICK! THE BUTLER OS LUCKY I BEEN IN MY THE RISE MOMENT- YOU'RE BUTLER HERE, IN SQUARE ROAD OPENING FOR MORE PREVAILING TURNERS AT WINNINGS BANK +194 CHOLMETTE懷爾 I. H. Hertgen conducted a Gel-to-Gather meeting at St. Luke Baptist church from 25th to 28th. Amount raised $11.00. The box supper, at St. Luke, was a success raising $10.00. St. Luke Missionary put $25.00 in the bank. Nov. T. P. Scott and Roy. C. A. Harris were at Miles Chapel C, M.E. church Sunday Feb. 15th and Nov. Scott preached two noble sermons. Mrs. Emma Arch was called to Houston Feb. 21st to the bedside of her mother M.M. Kate Jackson. Miss Selma Wells is home. MERIKEL — The Missas Dearie Parma of the 7th grade. 1. N. Watt, Denise. Venerable of the 4th grade ranked highest in the monthly- tests January and February making averages of 29.000. T. Wiley and Miss F. Bell. D.S. are on the sick list, Rev. D.Z. Tubbs has improved his calls. In and get a copy of the list. Sister Mary Smith is writing more than, Ben. Denise was called to. Dallas Sunday on Account #1. Illness of a brother. Sunday School was well attended at Mr. Oliv Baptist, Church, Collection H. Rec. E. E. Clark of the A. M. E. Church was with us. The doctor was called to the bedside of Mr. Thomas Bandor, everyday. TAYLOR — The revival at Mr. Aria Baptist closed Sunday Rapidity, was held at the start of the 11th orlock service. Blackshear His School held. The local run-off at Alia Chapel A. M. E. church last Monday. The winners are Senior Girls' Tractamationss "Miss Lammie Hall, Junior Girls, Iris E. Price, Senior speller-Miss Zillian Flattor, Junior Girls-Sophia Alman, Mrs. T. M. Flach, Mrs. Moensby, Miss C. Covington Miss U. O. Alexeander. Miss F. C. Mellow and Hendricks were the judges. Mr. A. A. Rensington has been sold, pick this week. Watch for this re-port of the County Interchastation League, may next work. It will be mid to serve his old customers and the new ones at his new and improved place of business. Watch for his old in next week's issue. 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Holden of Aazandos, Ed Cooper and Mr. M. E. Eatella Langston, Miss M. D. Mucher, the Moderator presched a good web- Freiburg have returned from New York to the Lashope Council. Mr. D. Taylor's remains were shipped there from Dallas, Texas for interment, Rev. Russey officiated, he leaves a wife, daughter, mother, sister and four brothers and a left of his son who is the school in Chicago, Miss C. E. Hill, with Hail and Henry Dixon. VOTEL-Bunday School was going to be at different Churches and well attended. How. W. I. Duncan and others. O. W. Dalley received message Sunday stating that their son Prof. D. M. and wife of Ph. W. Dalley were both down-risk Mrs. C. W. Dalley is there taking care of them. Uncle Cass Shepherd died in Houston Feb. 11th after about 7 weeks confinement to his bed and was shipped to Grapeland his for-mer home for burial with his. honorary. by the New Pro-dodge. No. 10000000000 which he was a member. Rev. Jimme Johnson to. Latest College preached his funeral at General Mr. H. M. Sunday. But after Decenated was 17 years. He leaves a wife, several children and grand children. The Farmers Impressions. The St. Paul District Association. Hوز will be held at the Mouth Zion Baptist Church Tuesday before the 2nd Sunday. ment Society held its County Union with Cedar Branch or Lenwood Branch No. 40 Feb. 19th and 20th, giving an old notes concert on the 10th. Mrs. C. W. Bailey has returned from Prairie View and stating that her son Prof. D. E. and wife are convalescent, Rev. N. P. Johnson who was operated on in Palmetto for appendicitis. Is at home getting along directly. BRYETY GROVE—The sad news that Mr. Lahue, Yoskum, Texas formerly of this place, but now of Breckenridge, Texas resumed here last Saturday night that he had killed Mr. wife and himself. Mr. A. JAYTON — Sunday School was good and well attended. Her T. Booker presided a wonderful afternoon. Text 15 Chapter of John Bray, L.L.A. of Marshall, Texas became a member of the Church Day. J. J. Dalloy, Miss C. M. Mannor—enjoyed to Swanson, Texas Sunday Day. J. H. Fokering prachol for Bay, W. M. Lewis. The exclusive Board of the West Texas Magistr General. Congregation Association will convene March 17, 21, with Hunter's Chapel D. C. at Thurby, Texas. Rev. J. H. White. For the Express see Rev. J. B. Royking. Johnson. The Dinner given by the Stewardess-Board No. 1, at the Day Dinner was a success. Also the Day Dinner was a celebration. The Farewarn was an ennoble-affair. J. Purdue left last Monday for Sirekenridge, Texas to bring the bodies here for burial. The warmly has, the sympathy of the entire family, and theிரup, the hours of sorrow, Mrs. and Mrs. L. Keaton entertained with a 6:00 o'clock dinner last Thursday evening. Those present were Rev. O. T. Mckee, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. B Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Higgins and family. Mr. C. P. Funding was to be given to Texas. The first pre-gram given at Bradley under the airplane of Miss O. Brown was quite a treat to the hearers. Mr. T. C. Siles is able to be up again to the delight of his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Burnett of Paris. Texas were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Knott and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Wattley on a 6-pound boy. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Sick Hat Mrs. K. Doty, Mrs. E. Y. Glitchy and Mrs. D. Doty Rev. at the MEXIA—Gary Island A. M. E. Bender school war well was over. The U.S. Inland Church was held in the U.S. Inland Church was preached a noble mission, Misses D. W. King and B. W. Zarek were there. They attended a business meeting, they attended a business meeting, Texas, Friday to talk with his wife and Mrs. P. D. Jones were there. Jackson The School of Gigonon Friday with their Basket Ball team and played a winnings game with Misses H. Woodford and Mrs. L. H. Jones Friday with their Basket Ball team to Gigonon Church Friday and the work was 11-6, in favor of The bed side of her mother Services were good at the A. M. 2 church. Last Sunday under the pas- sorate of Rev. Beamler, The Rev. J. K. Anthony, P. E. of the 8th St. M. E Church was in the city last Saturday and Sunday and held his quarterly conference, good services reported Rev. Roquemore is on the stick list, also Miss L. Pendleton, The L. P. C. Club met with style. M. B Pipe last Thursday a delicious menu was served. Smith is written to minions. Gravel Island Community — Greene Island A. M. E. Sunday School was well attended last week but the list for Friday's early conference was held at Glover junction A. M. E. Church Sunday School was held at Mt. Vernon Key, M. V. Pearson was absent. J. Oates Gilded his hat and was in attendance. Text 2nd Chapter of Matthew 11 verse We were glad to hear that B. M. Baker after returning from Boston nunner The good Hope School had folk concert on Monday. GANNEVILLE—Mr. and Mrs. Patra hake, have provided a five, tib- tle her Marjorie Wallace was given by her mother, Mrs. Pearl given by his mother, Mrs. Pearl her last week. The Willisma Signa- sage is under her auspices. The grandmother is under her auspices. at Mr. Olive Baptist Church. The Harmony Five-quartet was 45th and rendered a program for white james friends. Mrs. Agnes Hamilton, her father, and mother are, living Washington, D.C. None. All departments of the school are doing good work. The last week for a two-week week for a two-week he has bought up Patra for the last week from-Pt.-Worth, where she has been down with her husband Geo. and her husband, Mr. Monday. TAYLOR— Rev A. D. Henson of Galveston, Texas conducted a very interesting and successful retrial at Mr. Atti the past ten days. The in a great brecher, Mr. J. Scott and family, Mrs. H. H. Mr. J. Clark and Mr. M. M. Mr. Houston and Mrs. A. Williams Mrs. M. Philer was stabbed in the shoulder last Sunday. The Taylor Basket Hall Team stayed round Rock and Gravess last week. At the A. M. E. Church Sunday, this being our first quarterly conference, Rev. J. A. Jones preached an excellent sermon. Text: "As much as Ye did it unto the least of these Ye did it unto me, Rev. Allen and several members were with us Sunday evening. Even, then preached a noble sermon. At night Ive. E. Manning preached a sad stirring sermon. Collection for the day 11.77. Tasskannman-Team Nester was� entenced to the penitentiarr for 39 yrs. for the murder of Hanle. Poe his westhat's a few days ago, Justice was enfiled and certain. Besser before a life and two sweet Hill children, boy and girl. His wife is Young and beautiful, just minstot. The Baptist Jimister's Union at College Hill Baptist church Tuesday under the pustentials of Rev. G. H. King, Rev. H. Campbell of Fort Worth, representing the American Citizen. Rev. V. H. Jackson and Rev. G. K. King called at our office Tuesday. Gھda No. 2 of Union Hill met at the home of Mrs. J. H. Erong last Thursday. Dr. P. H. Jackson delivered the main address Collection £2.00 £100. M. D. Muckleroy at Nash was in the city Tuesday, spending the evening at the home of Mrs. M. L. Spencer. The Macdonia Baptist church gave a banquet last Tuesday, night, bohemian. Its pastor Rev. W. M. Nixon, D. and wife The following persons were on progress. C. Patton, Rev. Patella Lawson, Augustus Carter, Mrs. Williams, Booker T. Smith, A. V. Griffin, Mrs. R. Peters and Mrs. N. Griffin Rev. W. A. Patton, master of redemption Rev. and Mrs. W. Soores 27-18 and 28. Things were warming up for the County, most to be cold in Qangxi, Texas 27. It was for the Express, Mr. M. Ellis has moved his tailor shop in the Brazilian Hotel Building, Mrs. L. Owens has returned from Houston, Texas where the visited her sun. DEAP AND DUMB AND BLEND INSTITUTE-CAMPUS NEWS, AUSTIN, Texas, March 12-Last Monday was an ideal day. The holiday was enjoyed for all the people who were in the Washington group. The success in every way under the direction of Miss Y. C. Smith and Mrs. M. D. Pickard. Father Time was carried out well by Prof. W. L. and Dr. J. T. Baysby. The family was so great that I really reafairate as they eat around the table, signing the Declaration of Pedagogy, the girls who sided. MAYFRANK — We, my friends, a key teacher, a black school. Posterior day Not and time Sunday. Sunday School was the great and recreation Mr. C. A. Dawson, ... FERRIS—Rev. Taylor of Dixie, Texas preached at Trueview Sun-day Rev. J. Allen preached at the holiday. The Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampton C. was, at the city visiting Rev. Texas are in the city visiting Rev. J. Briggs, approached, two nights in the city last week. The Civic League and Union Mission. MAYFRANK — We, my friends, a key teacher, a black school. Posterior day Not and time. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926 LUBOCK — Reporter again wants to state that he will be in town to meet the local leaders and local ages published if you will hand it to him not later than 10 a.m. at My Arthur Barber barber shop or Gaufe Coffee House. I can help you with the school hours. Get busy and help not have a good write-up for the school. Check out those who come and go, all those who are MEM, Quiz, Check, Check, four general rows of race in Lubock, Delaware, Washouga, Nebraska, Iowa, Nebraska, J. Miles, Mrs. Pannie Jack. SWEETWATER — Sunday School at late in Downtown church opened by Breather Taylor Jack. President of H. T. Y. P. Nora Nova J. Miles, Mrs. Pannie Jack. Colds By millions ended Hit a stop map of colds every winter — fever, fever, fever, the bowels, the whole body. Use noticable has relish. Colds and Cough can prompt, client help. 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Horngis to visiting his par-son, Clueing "Tame" "Miss C. W. Williams, " and Mrs. T. Ollson. Mrs. Ollson has been confined to the North Veneto. "Tame" "Miss C. W. Williams," had for several weeks, Mrs. T. Ollson ```markdown ``` Texas Towns Robert Raddish Europe has recently been appointed Lt. Governor of British Columbia, and a representative of Rite, George, in that province of Canada, like many another successful Canadian, he came from Scotland, about a year ago, and himself with him a rock coat, a tall hat, and a son a rock coat, a tall hat, and a son the son of the minister of the parish from which George Steinbeck, the president of the Pacific Railway, had come, and so the first day they were married himself was that of T. G. Shunghoshev, then general manager. In a job, but as he was going out the LAKE WINDERMERE, B.C. THE HAPPY VALLEY PROCE (SEATED RIGHT) BEING MADE AT NURDAN GREEF which has sprung the adaptation *Happy Valley*, in the village of Lake Windermere, was the first to be settled. It has been settled. It has built a bungalow, and planted a garden, a garden which today is a riot of exotic flowers. The visitors at the Canadian Pacific Railway station so ago a short distance along the river, but the Brunswick estate garden plant level-lowers in his garden of keeping miners at their jobs, he planted fresh vegetables in his garden, and a diet of fresh vegetables instead of miners with never a strike. door, "O. G., called after him, "You come among us, you get on to an office, Mr. Bruce must have obeyed instructions, for he has been Sitting there, so he seems to be at near the top as any other man, incident with his own development, has some about the development of his family, where he has made his home for some years. Mining he is to the upper reaches of the Column, where he has made operations on the Sitting Bull claim of Boundary Creek, a tribu- tion of the previous lake of the Hague, a sea which called Pandora, from THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 18; 1926 The Willingue Bingers and are raised in rectial at the City Hall. Thursdays, night, Jan. 15th, Mrs. Tate is very weak at her home on the W.W. Newton Street, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fare and Mr. Allen of Dallas, Texas was in the city Sunday. Rev. D. L. Penn prazhed for the D.V. P.U. Society at Bathlehem Sunday afternoon—Sunday School and Service were good and well attempted—Mrs. T. J. Youngwood was in Dallas, Texas last week. HOVELI GROVE The body of Mr. and Mrs. L. Tozel was not brought home for business as reported in the last issue, but they were sprilled in Brecknerridge, Texas. The Mervon-modelled-man last Monday with Mrs. V. Kanton, 26th. T. H. Anderson and Miss L. Tozel were married last Wednesday evening. Rev. F. W. Logan officiated Services good at all the churches last Sunday, Rev. N. N. Rawyer is attending the Methodist Council at Houston, Texas The play "The Faces at the Window" presented by the Senior Class at Dalley High under the direction of Prof. J. W. Pondleton was a success. The Tachy-Qally Given by the dealers was a very lively affair. Mr. D. Brown won first prize. Mr. E. Brown won 2nd prize. A delicious menu was served. Mrs. D. Lane's husband was in last week from Oklahoma. HEMPHILL-Rev. H. A. Ander, son preiding elder of Eauumont, Texas was holding quarterly conference here. Luke 19-chapter, 98th verse was his last Saturday night. The Text-for Sunday morning service was Matthew 16-19. Rev. Andezoon leaves for Port Arthur to hold quarterly conference, there. Mrs. S. Hogers, Mrs. A. Lewis of Silbes, Texas were in attendance at the conference here. Mrs. H. White and daughter Miss J. White, Mr. H. White, Mrs. D. L. Simmons and P. Holmes were in Shrewsgart, R. Holman left for Douest, Texas. Fannie and Annie Brooke visited their grandfather Sunday. Mrs. R. Hath and Miss T. Pallet were married. Monday at the House of the High-a-sister, Mr. A. Pallet left Thursday for Deweyville, Tex. Miss K. Wade has been on the slow list. The. Moshhill-boys had a pleasant trip to� Welgrate, Friday where they were defeated by the Welgrate boy. They were accompanied by Prof. and Mrs. J. Wesley Harris. GOLDWATSON & K. W. was attended at all the churches Mr. Rose Ades died Friday morning at the Jobock, He leaves a father, three brothers a sister and a host of revitalives and friends. Mrs. N. Williams, Mr. J. Williams, Mrs. W. Williams, Mrs. J. Pinkton, Miss W. Williams, Miss Deborah and, Pastries Pinkton and several others motioned to Tyler to attend the Interscholastic Meeting at Texad-Bottlegs, Miss Bactrian Pinkton, Nellie J. W. Deborah, Pinkton and G. Lower were winners of the Blue Ribbon in every work. Mr. A. D. Tell and Miss E. Scott were married last Sunday night at the home of the bides parents. The Mission-Stators gave a "Shakhede party" at New Howe Bantist Church Monday night. Mrs. P. Lincoln, Miss H. Lincoln, Mrs. L.P. Willis and Mr. H. Lincoln motored to Kilgore, Texas Sunday, Mr. K. C. Pinkton, Miss E. F. Foster, and Little V. Ley Fields were, the events of Mrs. E. A. Avalon's Sunday Mr. C. Webb was the guest of Miss E. Howard, Sunday SMARTER SET CO., WITH J. HOMER TUTT AND SALEM TUTT WHITNEY. Accompanied by P. O. Money Order or Custier's Check Personal Checks not accepted. Make all checks payable to ELLA B. MOORE THEATRE. Give date wanted, state, right or left section PRICES: MAIN FLOOR First Eight Rows, $1.00 Balance 16 Rows, 50 Cent Below is Diagram of Main Floor of the ELLA B. MOORE THEATRE. TODAY Ended at all the churches Rev Waller of Loraine, Texas preach- er at the庙堂. Mr. Chaffman, the boy, met his Mrs. J. Stewart, Mrs. H. Hall, Little W. Dixon, Mrs. W. Bubb and Mrs. W. H. Tucker. Mr. H. Fahrer left for Guddings, Texas Mrs. H. C. Elder agitated Monday evening at honor of the C. M. B. Misolemm's Recley. Visitors Present Mrs. I. E. Fandey and Mr. P. Highard. TYALY Sunday School at Mr. Gladd Sunday service at all churches good Mrs. A. Williams was called to the Church on the 1st of May 1st of the Sunday morning. Mrs. E. Ford to the guest of Miss C. W. Simpson, Mrs. E. H. Sime ent tained the Mission Club at her home Friday evening. Mr. H. G. Williams — Mr. and Mr. B. W. May, was gettered by the Saturday morning. He then was at the庙堂. Mr. W. W. Williams. For the Express see H. Alexander. MARSHALL-Mr. J. Smith left for Dall's to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs. M.�. He was reacts to Marshall that Mr. E. W. Williams of Marshall had died in Mobile, Ala. He remains were shipped here for burial. He was a member of the Galles Baptist church was buried in Mr. John Cemetsary. Mr. J. Rhodow, a high school boy of the college of the many friends, Mrs. A. Streety has returned from War, Texas GRAVELAND - On account of illness, Rev. F. W. Adler was unable to attend the service, and he was unavailable. He was intermitted, for him, Mr. L. Johnson has returned from Gatow, where he spent several weeks. The agent was to Crutcher, Texas Saturday and talk to him about the house. He was all politer because. N. School was to Crutcher, Cleveland High, such as the University of Houston County metropolitan. The teachers of Houston County metropolitan House among them. Mr. McColough, Flicker, N. H. John, Farm Demonstrator, C. Longworth also Mr. W. K. Warren held a meeting with Mr. W. K. Warren, who was Mr. M. and Mr. M. Dalton worshiped with Mr. M. Sunny, Hey N. and Mr. M. Dalton, the hospital in Palestine, Texas is being able at this time. The woman County will not meet, on March 15th as was first planned, but will meet on March 16th. Every copy of the Express was and has her work with self-motivated staff, but will not have her subscription for another year. Don't feel to say "Shepherdess old yiddish and get your copy." PAGE SEVEN Visiting her father, Mrs. N. Batings and baby were with us Sunday. Mr. T. Dillingham is able to be up again to the delight of his family. Bridge Mr. T. River was in the SW Visiting relatives, Mrs. L. White is visiting an Elsevier this time. "Roe," the English was with his people at Wilson Baptist church last Sunday. For the Ex-Press see Martin, NIGHTON-Sundy School was well attended at Mary Chapel Sunday. Rev. L. P. Hunt proached a wonderful season Jasper Deaton and the Lottie Canada were married at the home of Mr. Dillingham. Daniels, Wilede Deaton and the but out of the school of property. Mary of the A. M. N. Bishop and ministers of Chicago jurisdiction have returned to the city from the mid-winter cofferenches held at New Orleans, La., and report a very satisfactory season. James C. Martin, excited ruler of St. Dashorn Lodge, No. 41, Elks who had been hit and confined to his home several days on account of illness, was greatly improved and during the week was seen working this trophy for the second year of the Artist Records-affair at the celibium, North Hall, 22th, 27th, which was slaged under the auspices of the St. Dashorn College in 1928 Marching Club of which Jan. M. Brooks is president. Dugden Basket Hall team boys and girls played Nighton Friday 24th season boys 10th and 4th in favor of Nighton girls 11-7 in favor of Nig- Tom, Mrs. W. W. Johnson has organized a singing class, Rev. A. H. Hall of Nacogdoches was the guest of his daughter Mrs. Lucy Mrs. Margaret Harris, former reading at 8:22 Yann Ave., has moved to Morgan Park at 122 W 100th Street. At the stairs o'clock hour. In womenswear, were judged to: after Winn continued his dinner, slam d=2; while the womens were taken about outside on the stairs. A Mamie in her cap, she wore one womenswear, and a Winn in her dress, she wore two womenswear. In love womenswear swept through the mannequins at 5:20, only a short while could be audience and it seemed for a time, upon in one city, much in the same fashion, that Winn wore womenswear in contact with three womenswear. At three o'clock p. m. Dr. Winn Memphis, the business, March 11—Quartzville in plaster what we gave them an event in the business. His life of Memphis Memphis was the entertainment of a famous Thomas Jefferson. Memphis was the entertainment of a famous John A. Huston and woman who stopped over in the bellefair business. The host served a city for a few months moving from best with Dixie. Thankfulness for Hot Spring in North Oklahoma. With Jimmy James, cash receipt. A party of Memphis citizens and business men among whom were Messrs. M. R. Stuart, Southern Insurance Company, and chairman of the reception Committee; M. R. Burnett, cashier of the Praternal Rayings Bank; J. A. Bwayne, Southern Insurance Company; Waman Wilkinson, Tri-State Casket Company; Thon II. Hayes' President of the Solvent Savings Bank; W. R. Cole, North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. THRIGHTE SOCIAL CLUB—M. R. M. Morgan.—1901. Leonard J. Was Bawes to the club przy evening March 5. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock by the president with 26 members present with the�arnment of some new member. Sam Davidson's A. dollclous menu was served to 50 and after the meeting table were arranged for whilst, Credit given The Collections of the Eau- door Department, Burial Tax and Grand Dues for the Chief Grand Scribe, S. S. Beld were $122,308.53 The present Chief Grand Scribe, H. L. Smith, from Sept. 1st, 1925 to March 1st, 1926 has already sent to the Chief Grand Treasurer for Burial Tax, Grand Dues and Endowment $95,875.45 THE MEMBERSHIP HAS INCREASED there we left. San Antonio, there have been 54 new or- ganizations. Everybody JOIN NOW WHILE you wait, we are a SPECIAL DISPENSATION $2.75 For Men $2.50 For Women This pay all fees and Examinations Yours truly, C. G. M., J. S. ADAIR FORT WORTH NEWS Sons of Greater St. James 2nd St. Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn, Pastor. Sunday, March 7th marked another great day with the people of greater St. James 2nd St. Baptist Church, The Sunday School was up to the standard the standpoint of attendance, enthusiasm, finance and new members. At the eleven o'clock hour Dr. Winn continued his sermon disclosure on the subject "A Man's Investment of Life." A great spiritual wave recept through the mammoth audience and it seemed for a time that everybody was effected. At three o'clock p. m., Dr. Winn seemed L. TajnrichChd. HTS. HT, T. officiated in administering baptism and the Lord's-super. The good people of Mr. Olive Baptist Church and their pastor, Rev. C. L. Huff were with us. Three of the five candidates that were baptized belonged to that church. There were several others that would have been baptized, but the near "The epidemic" interfered. As 130 p.m. a group of people from the Southeast in Baptist from the city, rendered quite an excellent program to the A.V. I., for, for, the group consisted of 5 in all, four of whom age being educated to go to Africa to do missionary work in that dark land. Dr. Winn made suitable responsive remarks. The choirs and orchestra rendered a lovely "Twilight Musical Concert" just in advance of the evening service. Dr. Winn spoke from the subject of "Choirs in the East: the Faith of Helivers." The sermon was evangelical in its composition and delivery, and the entire audience benefited from it. Nine occasions resulted in the special effort made by the minister and church at the close of the sermon. Prof. Norton E. Dennis of Wilber, Focus University, under a most excellent program just Friday evening, March 19th. The first was a mammoth recital, followed "An A" Raking with Negro Compassers" directed by Prof. H. R. J. Johnson of Nasviliu, Tenn. E. H. day evening, March 18th. The him chorus will consist of some of the best talent of the city and will number 100 stingers. O. W. Williams. DURHAM LEADERS EN- TERTAINED IN MEMPHIS Memphis, Tenn. March 13-17, 2013 an event in the business, life, or Memphis was the entertainment of the crowd, and women who stepped over in the city for a rainy returning from the beach. In the party, others were, M. D. A. Murray, Wise president and co-founder of Life Insurance Company, leader of the life insurance company. THE EDITOR CLUBS THE ANGELION MATHOYS ART is the most important work of the 1940s. Holland, 214 Thames Avenue. This meeting being the first of the month, the business was an important business to transect. After finishing all business the club took up the position. The most important was very pretty work and are gradually improving. A delicious day is on the 20th of the year. At the Hunnies, next to Hobbit, on 2212 Thames, next Thursday morning. SENSIHER SOCIAL CLUB — Met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The business was transected in the usual way, after which the club announced that the club would return to the event on the 20th of May. The school will at the same time be an Alloy in Ceddo Street, which was enjoyed by all. There was both the topmost men and Mrs. D. Steward on, Hunger Avenue, which is time to go on the first of the evening sunshine. The club is very voted in this month. The club will be an annual event which was curried and will be announced at a later date after the business was transitioned to the event. It was only a few weeks containing several course men with a very very very very very very very very very very very. The event is meeting will be limited on account of the play. "Thedemption" gives the event a new opportunity to give some will be present at the next meeting which will be announced later. THE YOLING FOLDS JAZZ BOX C.D.A.T. BAN ZHEN CHU, M.D., A.M. and, find us, the gold. Not a small, small, the U.S.S. and the U.S.S. the U.S.S. and the U.S.S. the U.S.S. and the U.S.S. the U.S.S. and the U.S.S. THE DORA'S NOT SO DUMP CLUB-Stir with 1,665 Joni, 1972 Jordan B1. The eviction was spent Rainbow Social Club — Ended a well spent week of February 22nd, beginning Tuesday night with a lively wary given by Mrs. Williams in honor of Mrs. Ela Holland, of Houston. After business, Mr. Hidden spoke to the club regarding the小镇man Porter Employee Association. After enjoying a spicy white party the club adjourned to meet again Saturday night to the surprise of T. Robert, which a birthday party. Tips Ms. Arrival to his Surgeon he found the party in full-way, every-day, enjoying themselves. After an appealing into a new service to C. Miller-Introduced the Charleston followed by Miss Evans. Dolls Women's Extension Club met at the residence of Mrs. Robbins, 2016. Plors St. Thursday, Feb. 12, with eight members answering to roll call the evening was spent working Master Lillie. A very de making East was served by the most well-being March},{1914} with the first meeting March},{1915} in D. Winn, 2nd life. THE 11th CIVIL OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL OF BOOKS IN THE CHRISTMAS: March 2, The V. M. A. Levotman Hoard house, our 只有的 and Tertiary place in the International conference to be held in Northern Europe in England. It's two years are taking place in the club of the world of the club. The club regretted very much to lose one of its faithful members. Walter Lird. Truth Bosty, Secretary. The Cotton Workers Association, a very young organization, but one with many of the members who have been with them, are today meeting on February 24th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. McCoy for 18 years. A very good question of interest is discussed and a most harmonious and enjoyable meeting was held in the club's family. Involved in the war, Mrs. McCoy, for the loyal war infreeship served. Roosevelt Ward, Reporter. THE HALEYON ART AND SOCIAL GLAD, not with Mrs. Dornie Downey, Friday. Feb. 26 with six members present. Plans were being discussed for the benefit date to be given Friday. March 12th, at Humminghead Hall. A deleterious question was served by the best-ever New York Times Press. March 4th. THE HALF-CONY ANT AND BICOLL CLUB WITH Mr. WILLIAM PRIEST was present with Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, who were present and enjoyed, to every candidate who attended. The guests were presented to the-club with Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, with Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, Friday March, 19th. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1920 APPOINT COLORED ASSISTANT UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY IN NEW YORK he has included that of Richard L. Hancock, who is a member of the immigration division. Robert Cookin, who has been assigned header, is credited with sponsoring Baltimore and in Wash. Baltimore and in a graduate of Armstrong High and Howard. **I. and II. and III.** A Pileus, pertaining just as red pepper juices in Burleson巷 enshrined their titan relief. Just as coy as you appending anniversary on that titan relief. Reaper Hump you just today overday with a group of friends in warm, warm, warm the spot through and genesis followed by a deliciosa menu. Price The knot circumference of chicken salad, potato salad and the old diatomaceous torture is gone. **MARY AMPA.** A deliciosa confection which was tasteful and artificially colored. Reaper Red Pepper juice, from which was tasteful and artificially colored. Reaper Red Pepper juice, from which was tasteful and artificially colored. The family of the late Hal Franklin wishes to convey their deep appreciation for the work they did during the illness and at death of their father. Miss Hoss Franklin, the niece of Frank Franklin, Mrs. Mr. Wilt Franklin, Bob. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends during the illness and death of my husband, Mr. Frank Wesley, 3438 Howard street and many beautiful places. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr and Mrs Willie Hawkins, as well as Philip street entertained their neers, Mrs Iac�rie McIlintell with a birthday party, Tuesday night in Entrance 22nd. Mr and Mrs William and Mrs John was present and the same. Music played Miss Eton ROBERT was very dainty two-hour guest. Out of town guests Miss Vern Toberson, Florence Simpson, 62th Max Woods, Means Island Simpson and Lyds Hunter all of Alvarado, Texas. BRIDE KLECT HOSORED Mrs. Yicla Dorsey entertained with a dinner at her home, 2195 Codor Lane, Monday evening, his Miss Terry, bridge-level of James The table was beautifully decorated with flowers to our the昌盛. The menu consisted of a bakeed bakeed dressing, crayed pops, creamed baked sweet poultry, and biscuits, too cream and cake. The Mrs. Gertie Mac Townman was present James, Cordia Johnson, Smith Myers, Tyrone Towell, Effie Terry and Neartree Larkner. WOODMAN OF UNION CARRYING TEXAS Wood comes to our team New York is best of the programs of our school. Mr. Wood will be writing for Houston, Texas, where he is in Workforce Development and Maven supporting Deputies and setting up lodges. Deputies are now active in Texas, but the careful observation of Mr. Wood's work in Texasville, Denson, Longview, Worth, and expect to organize two lodges in Austin, within the most accessible areas, or more in Dallas. The main feature of interest is the plans that are under way, to hold a May two big mass meetings held just before the closing of the lodging churches. Mr. Wood expects to return to Houston at two, move on into Oklahoma. ALLEN-MILLER WEDDING Wichita Falls, Texas, March 15th Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss J. Ruth Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Muckelroy, 920 W. North Street, Palatine, Texas, and Mr. P. E. Allen. The marriage took place Dec. 31, 1921, Rev. C. C. Oliver of felting: Mrs. Allen is a recent graduate of Prairie View College, Prairie View, Texas. Having completed the four years' college work there and is now employed in Booker T. Washington School, Wichita Falls, Texas. Mr. Allen, son of Mrs. E. J. Allen at South Olive St., San Antonio, Texas, was a student of Witherford University, Wilberforce, Ohio, having completed two years' college work there and is now engaged in the real estate business, located at Hollywood, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will be at home, June 1st Hollywood, Fla. THE READER GIVEN AN OVATION AT PERFEC TION HIGH SCHOOL Kildare, Texas, Feb. 22, 1920 Quite an enthusiastic crowd gained on the night of February 2nd, 1949 at the New-Forfection High School to listen to the renowned Dramatic Electuionist of note Prof. J. C. P. Phelps, or of the state-tended Mid-Western tour, extended mid-Western tour. Much ability as an artist was reflected, and his impersonations very good. It was the verdict of the Infinection and teachers that he is beyond question the test artist that ever appeared in this post of the state. The field pertaining of different characters showed marked ability as well as the humorous and witty connections from Dunham. He proposed again Friday, February 15th. The attendance was good and took was their appreciation by both family and visitors. Prof. Phillips is a man that any reasoned might be proud of Long the Prof. Phillips, Miss Alice Stanley, Principal; Prof. N. T. Matchell, Assistant. Mr. and Mrs. Chos. A. Pfeiunderset, Dunbar street celebrated their 12th-century evening with a group of close friends who enjoyed an evening of games followed by a delicious menu of chicken salad, potato chips, brochers, coffee with e-cakes and "Phe. Arm." A delicious confection which was tastefully and artistically served. The first prize at cards was won by Mrs. I. W. Moe. The shabby- cloth card was given to the following person were prized and Mrs. W. Mendell. Mr. and Mrs. T. Pountain, Mr. and Mrs. C. Deciwan, Mr. and M. O. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mose, Mr. and Mrs. J. White, Mr. and M. Z. W. Hite and Mrs. Mary Davis. careers as interns. The internship provides opportunities of giving serious attentions to the students in the center areas of the North Carolina university. Students are encouraged to play the role of students in the internship. The Veterans' Handicrafts Internship provides conditions in the internship to conditions in the internship. 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