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Methodists Withdraw as "Jim Crow" Threatens Mrs. H. T. Custer of Bemusement, New York and H. T. Custer of Carry, of Bemusement, New York were officers of the Improved, Presbyterian Church of the浸教, with a deadly wound. When Protective Order of the Ekk of the world to assist in educating the American Negro Youth the patriotic Adams coedored former of Johns County, who allowed the Ekk of the New York office to raise funds out of which he paid for scholarships and to continue the work of the Presbyterian Church of the浸教, the master of the Presbyterian Church of the浸教 was found in some range from 1100 down. We laded at Plymouth England After going through the customs After the presentation of the Council where we were hired by a Pilgrim uniformed man who took us to the Bemusement Church of the浸教 was so ill at the Bemusement Church of the浸教 that they unanimously passed the 11th day of February, 1855, endorsed by the Council and appointed to work for the conference. LEADERS OF NEGRO CHURCHES ALLIED WITH INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS SIGNIFY THEIR INTENTION OF LEAVING BODY BECAUSE SETTLEMENT OF "JIM CROW" SEATING TAN GLE SEEMS DISTANT. "SAY THAT BIRMINGHAM HAS NO SEGREGATION ORDINANCE. Chicago, Ill. March 26. Negro churches main floor and to have that in mind will withdraw to the International in writing, in the event we do not agree to hold this resolution until the next meeting. Also, according to initial religious education briefs reports from the Renaissance Emanuel write the Newel. The district Council accepted the invitation from the Zion Church. The Birmingham Council against segregation and we are committed to hold this resolution to record from that particular Negro delegate. It is reported Zion schristian, N.C. the district Council of the committal official education where eden is held. In Birmingham in segregation and education and training Negroes on the main Roof In (Ch. 111). The Star of Kid and the Council of religious education as follows. A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope "A TEXAN IN EUROPE" A. M. E. BISHOPS ENDORSE ELKS EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT (Installation 11) The following articles are taken from compositions of the Grand Assault on Negro were written during my visit to the million cities and places of the million houses of Education, Edge W. C. (A.N.P.) try home, broke Page, Eton Co. Clay, Rockingham Palace, London 1924. by enactment adopted, was Tower, Warwick Castle, Kellsworth requiring the Department of Education Castle and many others. In said Order, Bald department having for its general object the room. Wind just at this. White zebra general education of Negro Youth, here is King Charles II dining room, and in particular the granting of scholarships in various Black schools (am and Marx, In the Reuben to deserving and needy students in respective of whether or not they are members of, or connected by kindred ties to said Order of Elks. of the Kings from Charles I to her has lived an annual assessment zames II, a portrait of Rembrandt on all members of said Order to and some of his paintings. In the euroz on said work: The Dallas Express Done this 18th day of February, the Birthday committee and ad- lished. While being taken from the Orange 1926. just it to conformity with the city's. Mr. Magill's gorose is pathetic. county prison to Newton. justified in surrounding His own position of record and in sacrificing its loyalty to Jesus' attitude when in conflict with the well-known southern attitude when in conflict with the well-known Why is the International soul oblivious to the attitude of Christian statement in the South of whom Dix, M. Ashby Jones and W. W. W. Alexander are representatives? This group were boats to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ that met in Atlanta, Os. and only eight years of age, and during the entire twenty-years-be- was successfully managed the publication which now enjoys a nation-wide circulation and is recognized as one of the most effective con- tenders for racial recognition. Published by and for Negroes. Without the usual financial assistance that is given most public- ation. Editor Former was dependent only on the actual receipts from the sale of subscriptions and Advertising and Loyalty The East Tech- -it is an attempt of one class of men to竞争, prejudice to their own material advantage. It is the rankest kind of, Injustice. Every the law is a half-column editorial member of every white barber's union that had any part in advancing the two ought to have his- sils. And for a happy day for Atlanta, and for this great state-owned in-linson, alarmed. A big-founded upon the bedrock of individual who should 'brookbar a virtual justice, when the bigotry of small cripple from the streets in insurance and prejudice, and the order that he might have the whole designing capitalization of these business opportunity that they of destructive elements, shall have performed in the same class, even driven from the life of the comparisons with white people, commonwealth mance News has a printing plant valued at 425,000 and located in a large building near the main busi- drive from the field is an out-of-Georgia and the South. This year's program consists of special days which are designated as follows: Health Sunday, April 14, Church Destination Day, Monday, January 15, News Day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Friday, General Cleanup Day, Saturday, Sunday. The slogan for the week is "200 days of Good Health." During the week solely offered by Morrison in the only Negro public health practice the necessary for care in Toronto, and as a part of the movement under the leadership of this city, was recently relocated to the public health of the city of Toronto and of its valuable district, Queensland. Morrison lived in the city and attended all other sections of the country, and was a member of the city's charitable and third places as are representatives of this work instituted in the city. Morrison will still be present by the Nation. The adherence in Italy will also be preserved by the Nation. TENNEESSEE PUBLISHER TO CELEBRATE 20TH ANNIVERSARY Webster L. Porter, For Twenty Years Edition and Fake Haber of The Kennyville, East Prescott, Younts Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Mr. Orlandini Anderson who was that he chained him for a shout at his mother. He was a good teacher and a AIMY good declaration of him is now in the hand of the president. of the police department. Restrants to the Rochon home was obtained by a rear window. The power was surprised however before they had been able to go through the whole house. The room in Thomas and Central Avenue. IT COSTS YOU MONEY Every day you delay placing your goods before the public is costing you money. Pure, everyone may know you are in business—know where your store is, but they do not have the time to run to your store to find out about the new things you are showing, about the special bargains you are offering and the number and one other thing that makes your store an interesting place to visit. Many people may be going past your store every day to buy something you could sell them at a lower price than they are paying—and why? The other follow invited them to buy—that's all. You didn't. We help our advertisers with results by giving them full access to the Bonnet-Brown Sales Service or ready written ads and illustrations. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. MISS EYES. SOCIETY Homes on you Mr. K. A. V. If women even trying to be in the so you don't use your head. Miss Eye called '466.' you should 'rweeet and other will be 'marying' doesn't yourself if you have got that baby. You don't use your head. It isn't, what you do it is when Malon stops running your hock it isn't, what you do it is when sand down. He has shown you to you let the public see, you doing rweeet, rweeet, wrestling in the water. This time, have advice when you get out. Just show that you your get out is too fast with the baby you can get along as well without him Jalpyasan. It was very nice to much that it seems that nothing would surprise her, but she gets a surprise at least once a week, and the one (this week is a.r.Knock Out). My Thomas Ave. married woman who is now in the so-called "600 bunch and a few years ago wasn't even recognized as "Ers". Miss Eyes wants to lay upon your mind that you are in the "speed Limit" with your Baby. Jellybean-beau. Miss Eyes says baby Jellybean because you are old enough for this mother which he knows, but is using you only for a pure chump. Of course your recalled friend and Miss Eyes know just how you and friend to have confidence in your husband and to think he won't do everything and you know you have him all to yourself (such a must) it is certainly a bad policy to be always boasting to your friends because now-a-days men are feeling "Life is too short". In careful as to not make yourself ridiculous for Miss Eyes and your so called friends know he is certainly running the popular Hi school clamper and we don't mean maybe "Fall Dead" now if you have so much confidence in friend hubby won't you keep it in yourself. bubby are living at home, Miss Jake. They know I am going to have no matter what she does. You have the time to marry her. Are, married women why in the past, "what is in worth living to worth going after"? Miss Nike will have Mr. Wilson get someone to protect her. Protestation deserved that you are a married Let us best win. BEST DEVICES Alice Wilkerson, Euphoria Spelling moment during the social hour was the most unique affair of the day. Jean Johnson, 2227 Harrison, Chelsea, MA. 1987, 1992, 1997, Callis Ming, 1987, 1992, 1997, Matthew Williams, 1987, 1992, Matthew Williams, 1987, 1992, Marco Mangano, 1987, 1992, Marco Mangano, 1987, 1992, Marcio Mangano, 1987, 1992, Clinton Hinton, Parkland Hopkins, Vaughan Johnson, 2227 Kwaling, Jeff, J., Hutchinson, AAR, Mont- tana, JA. 1987, 1992, Jamie Jackson, 1948, JR THE LADIES READING CIRCLE HIGH Houses were hosted by the Reading Crown at Wagstaff Hall, 19th Floor, 1800 Thomas avenue. The ladies were greeted by meeting was called to order promptly. To call the ladies, the ladies responded with motivation from Government events and generally by the ladies. The bank offered Christians songs were interesting and profitable songs were interesting and profitable THE SEASON'S ON! TURN OUT—ALL YOU LOYAL DALLAS FANS! LET HE'SAR THE CHEERS AT PARK MARCH 21st All Professional Players. Your last chance to see some of the Boys before they go North to the Big League Emmett Taylor, Texas. beat and fairest Umpire will wimpire the game Tam Mason, Dudley Henry, Rel Owr, J.D. Johnson Pres. Vice Pres. Treas. Sec y ment during the wokal hour was the most unofficial affinity of the seven artists. Décoration Décoration Métif was beautifully carved out in the detectable holes of the wokal hour. Société mutual was presented a clover and a medal to Mrs. Lillian Tucker-Lewis, Mrs. Lillian Tucker-Lewis, THE CITY FEDERATION OF COLOMBIO WOMEN'S CLUB Promptly at 5:00 o'clock, the City Federation of Colombio Women's Club of Dallas was called to meet. The Industrial Chamber, pres- sident of the Chamber, began begging to and saving to inform the Chamber of Commerce of West, acting Miseress of cermen- dion, D. M. Masse, one of the com- munities, intitulating talk on the need, intitulating talk on the need, His work was full of informa- tion, presenting to Louis-Louis Milet, nursing horse was a lecture on and subcubes. A very minute and treatment of each such M. J. P. Starks is an annual report of the secondary association, report of the association, compilations of the association compilations of the association, and reports of more co-operation. Students need of more co-operation. Students need of more co-operation. Arizona, Texas, under the auspices of the State Department, will host the annual City Hall Dinner, a gathering of members of the public and governmental agencies program for the after- effect of the war. FORT WORTH NEWS NEWS OF GREATER ST. JAMES AND STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. (Dr. H. D. Winn. Pastor) Greater St James 2nd St. Baptist church put over a great and serious program on Sunday March 14, notwithstanding the severity of the week. The earth was a continuous blanket of snow when I.L. Worthman swoke Sunday morning, but this did not deter them from their church obligation. The Sunday school was fully represented in all of its several Dep't Prof. Williams, the same-style Sapien was right on the job with a full representation of Department officers and teachers. Prof. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. J. Johnson of Nashville, Tenn. was "certainly welcomed its work. At the eleven o'clock hour Dr. Winn continued his sermon series. Subject: The Investment of Man's Life." This was the third sermon of the series, and while the former sermons were climaxes, the one on this Sunday morning easily capped the chmax as they say on the life. The funeral of Mrs. Lope Health of 1217 Keest, Ind was held at 2 p.m. Dr. Winn officiated, delivering a very impressive sermon. Dedious: "The only winner in the family's children gave his heart to the 2nd-year service cover. It is the remains of his mother. The Shihol Bagtiel church, Dr. C. H. Johnson-pator, was with us in the evening (12:30 p.m.) in a baptismal service 21 persons were baptized by Dr. Johnson, pastor of the church. Prof. Johnson gave a blue hand of the 2nd-year service. A thorough drill just in advance of the B, Y, F U. L. the Baptist Young Peoples Union put over a very interesting program at the usual time of meeting. The On Tim Group had charge of the program features the Big Chorus of the church, which is provided by the Prot-H, it's Johnson's, rendered music for the service. Sunday night, Prof. Johnson was in his own place at the head of his great chorus, he not only got the big-chorus in the very spirit of singing, but swing the maimmoth and fluttering the same and so-called "the chorus" of the church. The church was preached from the subject. "The Church Like Salt, Rever By Contact." A great sermon was de- The Church of the 1949-year-old New York Church was a con- other, even the common. Our big spring revival will begin Sunday March 1st and run through Sunday April 4th. AGENTS WANTED — $1.75 PANAMA GENUINE TOYO PANAMA HAT Here is the best hat— something every man and woman wears every day and companion. Comfortable lowest price and best quality hat like in the AGENTS WANTED. Trimmed underskirt—for tightly cleaned, fluffy hair. Quality pre-purchase. Sleeve money post pre-purchase. Sleeve money post will deliver to you our possession. H & H PANAMA HAT CO. Dept. of Hair, Hair, Hair, New York RE-ROOF SPRING RAINS Genasco Lattice Shingle all compositions, are and water tight but ce- dinary.roofing. Do have seen a Lattice, w and explain Lattice's a without any obligation Y-2637 CA McKay-Jones Ro "OLD RE RE-ROOF NOW Genasco Lattie Shingles, the Aristocrat of all compositions, are Beautiful, Fire Safe and water tight but cost no more than ordinary roofing. Do not roof until you have seen a Lattie, we will be glad to call and explain Lattie's and our payment plan without any obligation to you. Distributors and Contractors The Barber Asphalt Company Products 326 TRUNK AVENUE DALLAS, TEXAS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 sailing—but after the business session, they came on the ocean, again and reaffirmed their guest with a deafen course of sandwiches and The needs of the Colored population are being met by the social and cultural contribution to the social fabric of the community, which all affects of the Free State work which is essential to the Colored community. An invitation is again extended to the clubs, with artists and musicians, and who desire to lend a helping hand in a worth meeting. Next meeting, 2nd Wednesday in April. Mrs. L. A. Carpenter, Reporter. Mrs. L. L. Carpenter, Treasurer. Cnr of Put. FOR SALE. 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Mail Mahoning district, priced four room house on 24th Street, made white for large menus. Mail Mahoning district, Delray Beach, priced four room house on 24th Street, made white for large menus. Mail Mahoning district, Delray Beach, priced four room house on 24th Street, made white for large menus. Experience required. Mary can also visit with balcony like rent, will be available at Mahoning district, 15463 after 4 o'clock. MACHINE, 841 FREEDOM, NEW AVE., ask, for Mr. Hite. THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FO AND SPECIAL "NOW OPEN TO Efficient Attend Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan Co PHONE U-5191 MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "ONCE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient attendance in all Lines Dorner Hall and Street Streets A beautiful silver loving cup will be presented to the Queen just now, as soon as the Queen has come to keep as a mempto of the occasion. It's we can secure a place large enough, we hope to carry out a feature that we were unable to carry out last year. Immediately following the announcement and convocation of the Queen, the Grand March will take place. The March will be headed to the Grand Chancellor and his wife; the Supreme Chancellor and escort, followed by other dignitaries and their exporter the Queen and her Coon (the other Princesses will then follow.) If you desire further information please contact directly with Mr R. J. Novik, 62 South 12th street, Wam, Texas, who has been manager of the Flavou or Write Mrs. P. K. McPherson, G. W. C. Galveston, Tேدna. W. S. WILLIS, G. C. SALE NOW ON AT ORY GOOD STORE Im Street Homes, Jewelry Women's and Children Clothing, Toys, Games, Hats NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS IM STREET THE HOUSE FOR SALE — Alltracite- R- It priced four room house on lot 50 four room house on lot 50 one room from our rental house pay- 50 rent with balances like rent, will be paid, the first after a deposit. N. ask for Mr. Huey. FOR GENERAL MEDICINE SURGERY TO THE PUBLIC" Endurance in all Lines a Consultant Surgeon DALLAS, TEXAS A. TAXI NORTH DALLAS TAXI We thank you for 50 Cents; Cross of Town Trucks and Specialty Owned and operated by Volunteer careful drivers. Courthouse private day and night. CADILLAC DODGE Phones H.9276; Corner Hall and Thorn GIVE US A T Copy No. 12-49 H WOMEN Don't be Send For Free Ten Mrs. Summers' NORTH DALLAS TAXI CAB COMPANY call you for 30 Cent; Cross Town Triple State Town Flr and Specialty. Annual busier town Flr and specialty. Annual busier town Flr and specialty. Annual busier town Flr and specialty. 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HOGE FORD CARS 767; H.3071 Thomas Avenue A TRIAL 49 H. x 2 col. be discouraged Ten Days' Treatment of Cars' Opaline Remedy Hand What Users Say The treatment of cars' opaline remedy is a new and innovative approach to treating car-related issues. It involves the use of a special treatment that helps to remove the opaline remedy from the car's surface. This treatment is designed to be safe and effective, and it can be used on any car that has been treated with the treatment. The treatment is designed to be safe and effective, and it can be used on any car that has been treated with the treatment. The treatment is designed to be safe and effective, and it can be used on any car that has been treated with the treatment. This coupon today is valid for the second hand and chandise items and ladies and children's in its Rs.1.00 and up. Shoes 25 in costs $1.00 and up. Jeans and shirts this week. Stock. Dallas, Texas REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KINDS NEW AND USED Phone Y-4605 $5.95 and Up --- BE CONVINCED Phone H-8866 OUR DRUG STORE; Jason, Jr., Prop. Delivery Dallas, Texas set It, or it Isn't Made" M. D. Milley, of 1200 F. E. Telzell Ford-Worth, Texas, is leaping up from the ground to the first floor where he will an operation when F. E. Annu- alis Mrs. K. H. Clay of Webster Falls, Missouri; Mrs. K. H. Watson of Buffalo, New York; and will be Mrs. K. H. Watson, wife of Mrs. K. H. Watson, wife of the work and with Mrs. Mr. Gau Spillers, 2318 Cochran Dr. After having been all several days is now able to be up Mr. Lees Kennedy, 2115 R. Cove, was called to Tyle to attend the funeral of her father-in-law. Mrs. Kennedy, 2115 Pride of My is still indifferent. With the in-accept Rev. J. C. McCloudy, C. M. T. minister, has been confined to bed for three weeks with the "flu". Mrs. M. H. Hilbrew, 2125 Meyers St., spent the week end in Tuscarana on Business. Mr. Charlie Smith is very ill at her home, 2615 Munger Ave. We hope for her a steady recovery. WELL KNOWN HOUSTONIAN 432675 DALLAS WELL KNOWN HOUSTONIAN M. B. L. MATHERSON of Houston, well known as a printer and freeworker, was born in Houston. "I spent several days in Kansas" and visited the city and wishing with old-friends, a woman was grand Chancellor of Louisiana, was called to the Colleges where she lived. Gather brother in Newman where fellow was held daily. M. B. E. J. WATSON A VISITOR IN DALLAS Mrs. B. E. J. WATSON, wife of the late Rev. S. J. WATSON, of Macedonia Baptist Church, visited Dallas through a daycare days for a show, visit to her mother the guest of Mrs. A. V. West. MRS. JOSEPHINE CADELL MRS. JERSEY Cuddal, wife of Rev. Cuddal formerly of Dallas, new pastorin in Los Angeles, chalenged in 2013, was shipped to Dallas for hurdle and funeral service was held in Dallas where she sent from churches in Calif. and Spokane, Wash. Dr. E. Kallington Wilson conducted the service and rescheduled the later, dignitational Minister's Alliance of which Rev. Cuddal was a member of H. M. of North Texas. The Sun is in charge of the work. DOCTORS AND NURSES OVER-WORKED TAKING CARE OF IN- FLUENZA Simple Precautions and Home Treatment Would Avoid Great Injury **SURVIVAL HISTORY** The recent influx of infants has been a test of skills and abilities and urban life. All time and ability of the local area. They may have few opportunities to develop their own skills. Simple care of prevention and basic treatment of the accident of choice is essential. It is suggested that if your house is within your area, you should have a slight cough or fever feeling. If a cough or fever sound, be alert danger. Go home as early as you can. On your way buy a package of Absebo and another package of Tranjo. To the best possible carefully. Plan to go to bed early. When you address be more to keep your feet and body warm. Melt a spoonful of Absebo and inhale your fumes. Pull them down deep into your throat and lung. The purgent, healing vapors will make you feel better at once. Then apply hot towels to your chest, back and throat. Open up the post-taking area not to get killed and then apply Absebo, thoroughly and liberally. High in well under the arm pits and about the blades. Cover with hot flashes and get into the quilts or strange lines. Cover up that you can inhale the vapors that will arise from your chest. As soon as you are in bed take a cup of hot drammals. Make it not a different thing or how to do everything off the waste and polonous matter from the system. Thousands of people have learned the value of the Absebo-Grand's Tee treatment. If you have to be in the family is invaluable. A MESSROM. THE AD and San Sebastián Street, with the field and the next three to the right, the taller tower, the taller, the taller, the taller, with the Alta. Inferior, the evanescent, progression. The general public is progression. The general public is MOORELAND Y. M. C. A. MAKES REPORT FOR FEBRUARY A membership effort is now to be increased the strength of the foreign land Branch. A membership card required here entitles the holder to privileges in any Association in outside of the State of Texas, to act as a recommendation to some when traveling and gives him the association of the best men and best environment in large centers. The men-and-boys of Dallas are urged to take advantage of these special privileges at the following rates: Substantial membership, $1.00 - Regul- Membership, $2.00 - End- Membership for Boys, $1.00 Membership applications may be assured from members of the committee of management and Executive-Boy's J. D. Rice, 2017 1-2 Hall Street, Room 202, The Moorland Branch V. M. C. A. needs you and you need the influence and moral strength of the same office. Murrayhead Branch Murrayhead Branch, 1820 I know of nothing more important for the present and future and appreciation of the Young Makers and inspiration of the Young Makers and Mr. Hester Hester Vernickey and Mr. Hester Hester Vernickey and Association work in the Theatre, study the altitmity and Biblical history, study the altitmity and Biblical history, study the altitmity of the boys and young The United States will not require the relative time to the area to be observed. Mr. Frank T. McIntosh is the first member of the United States National College of Children. This month said, "The best reیامودووداخیرسخبش و مبزین، و تبلیغ به این اقدام در U.S. House of Representatives. For D. T. Leverer, M.D., has been selected as teacher of this important class. A regular course will be given, and certificates—leq and 100% of the course's committee of Management. The members of the Committee of Management have been faithful and叩问. A very careful review of the work was made at the last two months meeting and the new interest and support pledged. Chairman J. J. Rhodes renders a fine piece of service behind the boy and young men of all groups in developing the Association movement. Juveniles Financed George White, 2916 Mainland 81, 10 Van Lee Connor, 4518 Batte St., 16 Vice Connor, 2016 Hwy 41, 14 Hanna Hunter, 1111 Dryce St., 14 Clifford Hathlin, Piedmont and Mopie 14 Vocational Assessments Special Assessments Personal Interviews Special Meaning The response to the Lightset Way Week was good. Our quotes for this splendid magazine, "Association Men", was 20, including "subscription tions of Committee of Management. We secured 33 subscriptions. The Older Boys' Conference, after an in-terview with Mr. G. D. Good, State Boys' Work Secretary, was set for April 24, 1926 at Corsiana, Texas. The State Executive Committee meeting here is given with a final by the M.W. W. P.W.man selected. Than the Foliated of Valles 2nd A.V. Smith of Ford Worth as delegates to the World's Conference at Helsingfors, Finland. The service of a Colored State Secretary was urged to carry the interest of the Association movement to the schools and communities. J. D. RICE. Executive Secretary. Secretary Rice Receives an Important Letter from Chairman A. E. Smith of Little Rock, Ark., During Their 8500,000 Campaign Building Effort as Follows. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1920 Ella B. Moore Theatre SMARTER SET COMPANY 10 ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that the North - Dallas Club is now open under new management Meetings, Dances, Banquets, private and Public parties Sunday night is the regular dance night for the club, other nights the beautiful Hall can ```markdown ``` A new home in March, wish every body well in March. Our country, meeting and conquered, at Wichita Falls, will be overflowing with overflow in each service, De. 12th, Pl. 24, of the Austin district, mazing. Union service at 9 p. m. morning. Union service at 9 p. m. A Chorus of Beautiful Dales HOMER TELT WIDNEY MATINEE—Monday, Mar 22nd Starting at Pri Main Floor—Nightly ... Main Floor—Nightly ... Box Seats—Nightly ... Balcony—Nightly any Matinee Prices—any S TICKETS XXV E—Monday, Thursday and 22nd 25th Starting at 2:30 P.M. Prices: Dr. Nightly—First 8 Rows Dr. Nightly—Last 16 Rows Nightly ... Nightly ... Nightly any seat ... Prices—any Seat ... TICKETS NOW ON SALE Main Floor—Nightly—First 8 Rows $1.10 Main Floor—Nightly—Last 16 Rows .50 Box Seats—Nightly $1.65 Balcony—Nightly any seat .35 Matinee Prices—any Seat .50 $12.00 for the Community Chest fund. Dr. C. L. Morgan is succeeding admirably 22 persons had joined the church and three persons during the quarterly meeting, total for the quarter 26. Paid the partner $214.21, raised for $175.00 meeting raised in the quarterly meeting $27.00 Dr. C. L. Morgan is NCEMENT hat the North Dallas er new management ENT SUMM Dallas agement The Annual S June SUMMER SESSION AT BISHOP COLLEGE The Annual Summer Session at Bishop College will open June 7th, and close August 28th, 1926 Only students of College grade will be admitted. Fifteen standard high school units will be required for admission. Scholarship requests should accompany all applications. Teachers attending the Summer School will be given entrance credit for such high school subjects as they have covered in examinations for First Grade Certificates upon presenting certified marks from the State Department. 1 SHOW NIGHTLY 1 STARTING AT 8:15 P.M. P C. H. MAXSON, President, Marshall, Texas DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES: Office-Call: 612-711-1111—H-4015 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. $1.50 HOUR TIME: 10:30 a.m. TO 12:00 p.m. Dye Your Hair! 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Any erroneous reflection upon the shared standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAH HKFRIES will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the pub. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted the white father, neither has it been die-graced by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plate, every day, accessible, conservative, newspaper, which trims no salt to catch the passing brews; flies no doubtful flag? It professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its laws of even hand and justice cover all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are pro-serving. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. R. KING. COMING INTO OUR OWN We had been idly to turn the path of the person, but I had to turn the大道. The Commolpan when we saw star-going out at me from the printed page a picture in shadow of Neowood, which was a red-}}- The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Backward of cotton field, Searly discernable, the features were arresting and we stopped to read that we were in the flats. But not bit of intimated 'subfuzzy' but instead we read "Planning and storage—eatingless and beautiful—which was up to the restless chasers of Neowood." The most important of the news is the news of the "good news," the son's and spirituals. Nobody knows how old they are, or from what they were, or how they were, and what they were, if they were a job. They'd keep, brooding melody. The world eads—these are much more up to date than the world. "It was an advertisement," he said. "It was a good one to tell me," he said. "I think the good one to tell me is the good one to the injustification of mill-chows of the most discriminating of the most�'s. I think the whole world is a thing to think on for the who have been prone to feel that the constant reptition of these sons has made up the whole world. I think the good one to tell me is the good one to all of the degradations which went with them with the most perplexion of the world." We did all the good things of such porisons has fortunately not been heeded. The man have been courtly young. The man's life was the first time I was forced for the American people until today, they are generally considered as a muscle distinctly Amidst the world. We are not a person who, when they come, a thine of beatitude to be preserved and perpetuated. The fact that producers of music for the American masses will base advertisements of the unusual quality of their chocotier wages up to the end of the day. We will not be a good one to the world, but the more we are a control. of spirituals. And to the extent that they are considered as a way of salvation, they are of Abraham, in fact the only music which is distinctly American, but not Jewish. But we should seek in every place where they are heard, which they are heard, received. Through them we have large opportunities to touch them, we have been helped to obtain music of that which is highly profitable. ```markdown ``` TO WHAT EXTENT DO WE I LANDA LOVE DISCRIMINATION One of the most valuable of the ropes of our group went into pn of the leading departments of the city few days before and on an occasion a queen which then contemplated purchaser, was also able to give it on our care of the work rooms - upstairs in still three other cases, members of our race of the most spectable type have been told that their patronage was not desired in the leading stores of the city to the extent of allowing them the same courteousies that were provided other patrons of these establishments. When they wish to try on hats, they are taken to the back of the stores and showed small mirrors and handed the merchandise or rather, it is a showed at them and they may try it on or leave it off so they desire. In many instances they are told that they may buy goods as they see them or they may leave them as they see fit. A. for more than twelve years. But it has just "said" that it wanted a "Y". Little Rock, Kansas City, St. Louis, Atlanta and all of the other cities have not only "said" but they have noted. Somehow The Express does not sympathise much with many of the aspects of Dallas in regard to matters of this kind. It feels that there should be more "willing down-on the barrel head" and less of the wanting in speeches only. The former method gets things much more quietly. Dallas, as far as its Negro population is concerned will be "Big Dallas". The courses of the merchants rendered more complicated by the always tend toward the source of the greatest number of dollars in the trades studies of the mind of the merchants who constitute a truth which may give a difference in the amount of intelligence to be found in the race well we recount. Despite the Indian race more than a million dollars may be purchased with nearly of merchandise of various kinds which Negro teachers have worked on the highest degree of the knowledge of Negro teachers, and the shortest considerable what taken in consequence that amount is probably in the course of the length of their school that of teachers who have attended the training of the Negro child be what is already known all of their problems in this regard; but the acceptance of that course and solve more difficult problems of the scholastic world will bring an extent to which they dislike the determination which they constantly express to their new students. Their million dollars spent in store of their own would bristle us make such studies, with some can now be told. And they have their own teachers among their disposal all of the things themselves and their greater attainment can now be told. And they have their own teachers among their disposal all of the things themselves and their greater attainment can now be told. They have an national sort as the National PIGGIE NEAPUMP RADIO WAR WORK. BY R. M. Bassett (radio Bassett) RADIO ENTHUSIASTS HAVE HAD the opportunity to accomplish this. So widowhood has become this moment, and the man who has had decided to write letters for the managers of several, of which he has received in respondence, which he has concerned the motives as patrons of the stories. Thus only do they feel for the determinations which they make, which they which sees into the maintenance LITTLE ROCK. ALSO WANTS A "Y" SOME NOKEY'S WORTH There is a slang phrase to the effect of "if you want anything, prove it by getting on the barrel head"; meaning in effete "put more than $15,000 for the erection of a Y. M. C. A. building in Indiana, but their personal services into the life put, not only their money, but their personal services into the life cost them an amount in less than a week's time. In fact, the amount "was over suburban." Compare if you please, this little city in Arkansas, with our own city in New York, for the cost of compensation, Dallas pleases to be aided from the study which the two cities make of the city. "And the said" that it wanted a Y. M. C. also by their actions. That we trust a of a real, virile business that is a real, virile business that there can be no doubt but that both of these things are badly needled. TO END ILLEFERACY BY 1950 - In its meeting a few weeks ago. - The National Educational Assoc- tion of Teachers. cheap in music. Will come info. info. The Express congratulates The Colorados-Taylor Choral Club. rendering a worldly wish. FROM A BEADER 《Editors Note: Occasionally the Express reels hits of poetic composition from its readers which merit reproduction. It is always pleased to receive such articles and is delighted with the opportunity of encouraging those who have the gift of expression. Of such worth does it doom "BEKOND THE REACH OP MAN* written by F. B. Tucker of Deweyville, Texas, which follows: Ob. To Mountain an strong and tall mountain before God in all your splendors. Nature has planted you in her garden. You are beyond the reach of man. Even the Sun will grow itself behind. You are growing every day! How tall will you grow? And look like alver rainbown after The whirls that blow across your restaurant. And bring in back cool brews All these things were planted by Nature. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1920 Radio Topics O (A, N, P.) The joke is, that a lot of white folks do not know they are listening to "tune in." The Radio designer, color, and that is at least one use of skipping and playing to antiquity which they could not reach in We will not give you the would not be admitted in person. We will not give you the correct name bars for obvious reasons but let us tell you a job or work being similar names. The white people often say as they listen over ridicule "You know, Madam Celetas always does that. Jess the real "Merron" or more "Cere). She can give you an exact imitation of a nigrogy blues singer." The main manager's understandings of the weekness and financial base of American race prejudice, there's, they never announce that the said artist is a Negro, and they regarding the flasious and flourish sounding names as a further cover or up. We met a gift in a mid-month city, who is being nearly tobacco and music and voice, both popular and classical. Her given name is a foreign-sounding thing but the name is very common. Let us say Potterless Johnson. She has no other name, just these two words. But how do they answer her never the world? Other Chinese of Radoland, we will now hear the matchless rendition of the Hengrenon. Hapody ( for the 'Prohibition Illyse', the race group ) he's your favourite artist, Madam Melias Polonians. Then all the dear white Audio- lenders settle back in their ease chefs. In everest Vision of an PIGGONS SURPANS PLATINO IN WAR WORK By R. M. Sharrell (Engineer) RADIO ENGINEER RADIO ENGINEER has put one chance to accomplish- that the carrier gun. (It has one chance to capture. can it never do,罢 calender Cause them to never ask,罢 for the United States,罢 for the United States, business is it from his faith in communication during war time, communication during war time, of radio, he yet holds that the car- riage is still alive,罢 to come to live, still alive,罢 can be used to carry messages with milt- terial information,罢 and if there is international,罢 And if there is a military,罢 because it is time we are not captured. And if they are intercepted the sender's location is not disclosed _ he points out. But a radio transmitting station can be tracked. Its messages are placed up to 100000000000. The process of tracking is a type of image-based, high-level, high-quality image-level data. It is also the entry of a country in a state. How else, that is, by pioneer could be a public communication. It is not the same as the one for the world until date to set up a radio station. As for instance, Delhauer asserts the effects of the low-level during the war. "Home of them averaged 100 miles a day," he said. "And for short dis- 2,500-to-2,500 miles a day, a number of the principal obstacles or dangers to pigeons are trained falcons, but, the pigeons, whistle, has "Bank to radio again. Look at Japan's last earthquake, much more The pigeons are disrupted. The pigeon was used And during the Corpus Christi tidal wave, pigeons afforded the only The pigeons offered the importance of military pigeon service, regardless of Radio, and is There is little doubt about the importance of military pigeon service. Radio is a key part of the Amateur Holds Funeral Kor Hinds: Set When in the part of 1925 the Portuguese Government issued an order preventing all private amateur radio stations from broadening one amateur held a mock All of the solemn rites were car- the set was placed on a funeral carriage. Followed by muvures are an area of the place. Chuckle Column FIGURE OF SPRING Glorious sunshine pouring its your way through the open-air wildness It is one corner, the office key Keddy's studying the baseball experience is fine working through the water, the highs in choke a horse. Now and then be penses as if riding�al� lassons For his grandson who is Amin as "Opening Day" At the desks, clerks wearing sup-way appraisals the best sales. Another cheering man, the young of a great day And counting the weeks in the million And a third lucky��ing through a calendar and report. The weeks should "fill vacation lines" The sun is a day of the day of the world. And the moonlight lights to come. And secondarily I hope the typewriter key to write "I love and Kisse" into The Book Business correspondence Excellent hiking behind high months of most school-country Financing agent people with lower free prices on any golf outfits And "free-catch" filling tracks --- universally white world, and listen to this dark, begun girl envirhin them through the colorless air. "I've'll she wonderful at that jazz stuff, though?" "Yes, and equally good as Beethoven, it's wonderful. And yet, some fellow has been in invent something, go that we've seen these artists over rวัน, and well as hear them. This will no- or do it would destroy the pleasure of too many white folks and throw 100 many black ones out of a job, or loosen their earnings. Let impestrable screen of the interesting air, which eliminates ever- since the Black man. Don't you remember that the few Holland-Hayes ongoing at the World's Fair in San Francisco in a prize contest, each artist being screened off from the judges by a canyon so that he could be heard and not seen, and Roland won the first prize? The American judges said: "Who that sounds like a turning point and so far for him. Later, he caught another point. Whether the screen and loft, he could not hear his voice for the noise. That his deep color made. A few years ago, in Tacoma, Washington, there was a ushered girl who had the loft voice, and they wanted her in the show to sing a part. They said: "Now, if you are willing just to pass for Indian," "You'll be the Indian being less civilized, would be welcome to the audience. But radio make that unnecessary." When the Imperial Wizard, in Attica, turns on the radio and a great performance from the midst of all his Nordic mushtub to listen to a great performance from the stage, the person on the other side of the room does not yet understand that the person on the other side of those "long-tail, brown-shirt" men that would make a prescriber lay the blink down. Radio topics converted into chapel. The air was placed on a dark-draped hair surrounded by wreaths and burning. Heavily black-bordered death peaks at Yet Heached in Peak at Yet Heached in The tremendous interest shown by the crowds attending radio shows, shows that the saturation point has not been reached. Powell, country, who had some experience in the automotive industry before he turned his entire attention to the marine, facturing of radio equipment, recalled the many periods in the air. Tomorrow, manufacturing days when he was told the saturation point had been reached. "It has not yet, nor is there any indication of one being reached in the radio industry," says Mr. Croley. "There are more places still in radio apparatus today than ever before. The type of dealers merchandising apparatus is much higher than in the early days. It will not be long before there will be Radio News in cities, just as there are now 'automotive rows' in every town." Radio Questions and And Answers (Mr. Sherrill will be glad to help you solve your radio problem. Write him in case of this paper.) Q. P. C. C. asks: "Will an underground antenna be practical for the reception of radiophone as well as one signal? How long should the underground wave be? As:—The underground antenna will receive any kind of radio signals. The length should be approximately equal to the length of the waves you wish to receive. Also the wire should run in the direction you wish to receive from ___. Q.-I. M. E. asks: "There are any necessity of using separate C batteries in a five tube set." A.—Ordially, a single C battery is used. Where accurate adjustment may be made, and when the heat results are delayed, the separate C batteries are better. Q.—D. A. K. asks: "Why are output transformers used on some of the larger receiving set?" And—This outside transformer is the only one of the proper values for the door. It is used when the door is to be used. Also it facilitates the door opening. It is the current for the last tape from the tape through the phone window. Chirping bird, Michael Sittig Telephone bell with a ringing bell Telephone bell with a ringing bell The Bear office with a river from the Bear office YEEP - SPRING 2 - COHINI Follow office door, stays stuck in the door and closes when Notice the way I can spring Notice the way I can spring Honest, boss—cross my heart—I didn't mean to hit 'im that hard... Do you think he'll have? One news fats of dreary folks' roumels, the days. Preparatory has come in their heads. I also put my friend their new spring, homestat Honst Honest We jumped ten feet Nothing hit us. We looked around. What rejeed. Was only some poor good result. Now Spring's cold, Now I have to call 'em on The Explorations Honest of that morning still I'll see what the papers say. He's a car one. He'll be it. We know it. Only we wish a lot of people would quit trying to see it in writing. I'm going to let's go out of the House's letters. Nobody out. Hayes For Women Outing Higher or Speciality another tradition. I see Ray? Hay? Oh, h-l-l The article referred to the heats on their show—not-skirts. Too many "starry things" are not good for us, say the doctors. We are not good. We're young, the people who cut a video found our neck and the airy shirt that went with it, wouldn't stay put. We're for Hints for the Household By Holly Webster Things Knowing Knowing Telling a Story Always a Woman Born before purification the floor. If the airway bleats out the breath, the airway should remain in A the breaths should remain in A To Take Away Bad Diet Dried orange, peel, allowed, to or any old diet, will any aid or or any old diet, will any aid Bonne Grose Never throw a bacon goose. Always keep a lot handy to your grease. Always keep a lot handy to your grease into. In this way bacon is not-so expensive as every bit of it is guilled. Use it for trying. Use for quinoa, vegetables. Doughnuts are wonderful in bacon grease. A delicious agree cake can be made by using bacon grease. In this goose also can be used to make ringered. To the stove. Make hot agile Put it half teaspoon of ammonia into the sugar. Use a brush and wash allset quickly by in this ammonia and hot guide. With a clean towel later rub with a chamole. To throw Case-Seal Chairs. Saving care-seals may be tight and by washing in hot soup made an leaving to dry in the open air. shirts and rellars that are only soft-bolled ungailed. FAMOUS LAST LINES "He who learns last-laughs<nl> . TID-BITS Buffalo bears achieve achievements in the war with open-air canoeing and surfing, and paper giants are the most daring riders in the world. When in Gallup Alaska, buffalo hunters in marshocks in the air and catch them by their hips or stalks with their teeth. Not long ago a new corpseman declared that he had been a canoeist for another Ridley, while racing all across the coast. North Carolina will dimplum while their heads are gilling, pick up an almost in the same instant in Norway. In Alaska under M. inprison, the legal age was 15. Women are employed as anatomy students in port Norway and Finland, helping the warship Mitsuba Japan, will convert it into a museum building. But by any unanticipated leap is that of the kaven. The smaller is that of the golden-horned American Indians were riding rubber to make balls and balls as fast as A.D. "Ther" Flowers of Brunetown, Ga. has been middleweight champion. It is the first time in history a Negro has won the title crown. The writer, the public have written the press and public have grab with community, good grabs and in a spirit of true sportmanship. Normally reigns among the Negro population. Flowery accession to the middleweight throne has there been no racial distinctions. There have been no racial distinctions. "No Highly indignant" white gold have been pushed off the "Wright" ring. It has been reported that cultured Americans are putting on "super" coats and disguise of "highly indignant" coats fashion much to the irritation and disdain of "highly indignant" exhibitions of self-realization. a bitter disappointment to cystarical white people who oppose mixed bouts on the grounds that they incur racial fil-will. Perhaps the most guileful article on the Flowers-Greb fight, and obviously published to discourage a match between Dempsey and Witt was written by Mr. Brisbane in the New York Evening Journal The same Jingoleie attitude toward the relations between the United States and Japan is observable in his lamentation against the meeting of white and colored fighters. He tells his readers there is no glory in mere futility: that as an achievement in victory of flowers never Grob does not injure the white race nor help the black race, but adds fuel to race, hatred and harm both races: that the lowest class of while people will hate the thought that a Negative could beat a white champion, and the ignorant class of colored people will be stated to their development and danger by Flowers' victory. In what manner forger in birth time in the offing to greet the colored brother because of Flowers' victory. Mr. Wise has done not change to direction. It is assumed he has inside information. If there is no glory in the Flowers' victory as the Heart's editor authoritative, the states why they assume the role of an slamjet and greatly influence are elizhes. The Road To Better Health 1/4 pound of fresh mushrooms. 1 tablespoon of butter. 1 tablespoon of water. A little pepper A pepper. Tablespoon of cut up parsley. 3 The R Bet He TETANU By is Forever March winds away blower, the sleet may blow, but old heroes have done his work and spring is on the way. Whether moved by a desire for obtaining recreation, or impelled by the necessity of earning a livelihood, thousands are back again in the great outdoors. The farmer is cleaning things and getting ready for the spring planning. The蔬少农的 The farmer is cleaning things and getting ready for the spring planning. The蔬少农的 The farmer is cleaning things and getting ready for the spring planning. The蔬少农的 The farmer is cleaning things and getting ready for the spring planning. The蔬少农的 Write the寄语 that classes are Were the marities that classes is found storybooks, abounds in garish soil. Nenny, bish and dual-themed is the pots and a lot of the the pots are not the things in the way they do, but the the reason a would caused by a rusty nail to followed by fetame is this: A rusty ball is generally found in a pile of rubbish or in some con- cealed spit which it has laid for a considerable time. In such a long- tion the arms of (Status thrive The nail is covered with detans perme and when it punctures the skin the arms are "inspired" into the wound. It is not the rust but the germs hat bring on booksw inasmuch as the basellus of tet anns grow only in situations where there is little air no oxygen (air) It is generally puncture, whose greater is small and for the most part closed that are most dangerous. For this reason every such wound should be immediately laid open by a free inclusion thoroughly curated. In the in the way he has done a man who has died of lockjaw might have been saved and he used this simple reputation. Select Procedure prophylactic infection of anti-telangiesternum should be the next step. This procedure has long passed in the experimental stage and standard today. A measure of a process is that the number of first-line patients has been reduced to the sum of no visitors after previous symptoms have developed, and the only hope is that the use of the same treatment has beenьтофлох. But it is a large number of cases may be 主使，if anywhere we have in good example of the truth in the model saying that an outcome of the first-line therapy is based on the need of care. Except that "no of sure" would be still nearer the future in this matter. Reference does not begin to show itself until about ten days after the start of the study. The study was a day in the same area and headquarters. A day or so later the patient complete of a stiffness and tenion in the back of the neck and the muscle of the muscle, as after the operation of these muscles takes place and looks the faws, while the contraction of the neck muscles draws the head backward. The face is limited to the right side of the body. The body is much larger as the mouth drawn back, having a perpetual grinning exposition. Following this the muscles of the�ramk in thezi. The muscle is controlled. The entire body is now absolutely rigid. From time to time the patient has convoluted that together the most�nants suffering the face the "lines and pronounced it tom- kented," of pronouncing about how "ignorant white people" and "ugly nopeless colored people" will react in mourn, which are nothing more than a cry of despair. Dored the notion by speaking out in no unaccented manner, hastened to arouse "real animals" in peace and tranquility. Moreover, these engaged in fomenting those who were "ignorant white people" but the "intelligent" Nords who Road To better health are the surface. Through it, all the microbes reside. The microbes are competent about duration, health and development. They result from abundance, fate. Questions and Answers Mercurialis, Anaconda Mia L. L. Wright: I have a disease and the doctor calls me to see her. Can she ask some questions about it? "What can I say?" "What can I say?" (b). Anything that brings up de- discrimination of red blood cells—for ex- ample, diabetes orCommission develop- ing a disease for the most—will be a component lack of blood-fแ ing—of the organ—that comes to red blood cells. It also follows exhausting conditions, such as severe or prolonged lumnethages, diarrhea, fever, mental shock, pro- ductions, alcoholism and pre- malnutrition. Until the blonde- roundings or insufficient re-qu�- ment may also lead to this type of (2) It is not definitely heavi- er in the season, that a petrol trans- ient is the offering, but it may be a conventional deficiency in the blood-forming org- (3) No. (4) In. There are periods of improvement al- laminating with acute exacerbations (5) In. There is no exception to the Tale This is simply a failure's effort to become the question but the correlation of the time the condition in a person's anemia is uniform unfavorable Do Not Message But are W. (art. ) am. a man of fifty years has been a full- for the past four years. Not very but By wearing a triss whis working it never belongs me to there anything I can get to rub on that you think to cut me's ac- Answer: If an trip must be done to the area of the house and it has not increased in the area, it is not necessary to go to the new or two, very high, and it is not necessary to go to the new or two. Under such conditions, we will be able to do it at any rate. But we can't do it at any way. The, true, workings are even a rupture that is not well-planned. When that happens in operation is the only thing that will save your life. There is no local external application during the visit. I feel it is the slightest degree in fact, rubbing would tend to make (Note: Dr. Forster will answer much health questions in these other questions, please write a short report. Personal questions will be answered only when accompanied by your name. If you are Addre for the "Adeage It A. I. Forster" in care of this paper.) (Copyright 1924 by The Ronnol-Brown Corporation, Chicago) Two factors contributed to make the Flowers-Tireb match-possible: The New York Boxing Commission, the New York sports market, The York Committee of the Committee, about the setti. Yet it cannot be forgotten that the Commission reversed itself and only consented to Flowers, but it did not take a change to win middleweight title after the newspaper men had set up a might howl. Rebranding fair play for the Negro. But members of the Commission would have been unmovible. They were in the agitation led by PILOT POINT—The church of the city were well attended Sunday. The A. M. E. pastor is ill and unable to to present Sunday Mrs. Mattie Jefferson has been confined to her bed for a week with the flu. The Hill school-hursall athletic club has had a spin-off growth the last week. Clifford Jefferson the Mr. will take his boys to Manager, Ten-to-play the Manager school boys Friday March 15th. See Mr. Jefferson for the Express. ANARILLO-MILKES will attended at the Carter Chapel, C. M. E. church with Rev. Poultsin at his head. The League was well attended also at 4:20 with Pres. Hawkins in their. Rick Hei. Rator's dora. Meckle, Stythe, Tennison. An Little Henry Ashford Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs died on Feb 15th. We are all in a small way with the family. Mrs. Della Williams left March 1th for Kansha City Mo. Many strangers are in-the-city waiting for the cell boom. WACO—Mr. T. F. was laid to test here Tuesday and her son Warren who also died last week was brought here from Wichita and buried Saturday March 6th. John-Masshack's wife was called to Oly, to the beagle of her mother. Horace Lyons whose home is now in Chicago was here Friday and accompanied the remains of his wife, Marsh-Lyons who departed this life here Wednesday to Temple for burst. You may get the Express by phoning 117. W. Jackson of When were in the city March 2nd and will upon the up a new lodge. The former is president and the latter secretary Q. W. Sledge reports the sale of two lots and the payment of one hundred and ten dollars. A K. Parker is very busy with his work. S. L. Stephens had bought the Mason hall and is moving it on the street near his home for moving pictures. And McTowne is visiting his mother for a while from Wichita Falls S. T. Gordon and DEWEYHILLS-G. R. was largely attended. But Williams at his post. J. W. Riggs and others attended services in Texas. Burning. P. McLeaver has bought a Dodge car. Lots of sicknesses in the flu is raging. Miss Melmore. Braithby and sister report a plagioid meeting at Bilbao. The R. of P. Lodge met Wed- and elected the following officer: W. H. Williams, C. C. Prof. M. K. Barlow, Vice C. T. A. L. Lambert, K. of R. and R. M. Simmons. M. W. J. Prestage, P.ELAT. Rev. H. Harrell was called to Country on account of illness. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nick's fine baby boy. Mr. V. A. Stephens has returned from Dallas, Mrs. E. Green and Mrs. Emma Anderson. Miss B. A. Walker of Cameron report a noise time at their school. Mrs. Q. A. Turner is taking a three months vacation while Mrs. L. Cummings is still holding her job. Mrs. T. Cunningham is some better. John Ievanna, H. Roberts daughter and Will Heards daughter all died on Feb. 27th. Mr. Lavano laid to rest on 2nd of March, a member of Bethel A. M. E. Church and M. C. Coy Lodge. No. 10. A. P. and A. M. Rev. J. Allen and Thomas held church at Primer reporting a good meeting. Mrs. A. Brown and Mr. than $15.00. Members' Woodward and Durham are in receipt of recent daughters. Miss Davis is enjoying the school session at U.C. Miss Glover has returned to St. Louis Albert Strain of Dallas has been here visiting relatives for a few days Misses Laura Nichols and Sarah Perry entertained at their school-last week. CALYERT-PROT A. IT MIND Chase Hopkins and B. N. Nass went out 5 miles to visit a sick M逆 brother Sunday, carrying him to a second母親 water and peach Miss Chas. Frann is still sick listed and Miss Fusil Sailer is teaching in her place. How it school was out on Feb. 21th, and the patrons decided to raise money to extend it one month longer Prof. A. H. Mims to back from Houston where he was in attendance to the Executive Committee of the G.U.O. of O.E. Frar the Odd Foligans Temple Feb. 28, Mrs Hatte. The Thomas died March 1, 1924. ter a, a month's illness. She was a member of Providence, R.I., and a teacher in master and also of Bath, F. O. of C. Knights and Daughters of Boys and Girls, and a booster Society and the N. B. A. She taught several children, and a husband mother-in-law of Bfr. Pivre Jackson, now pastor of the A. M. E. Church, now pastor of the M. A. Hill, evening the residence of the Hill. Mr. Hill was destroyed by fire, as the frontoom and hearing something popping in the kitchen, ill-inflicted and to her surprise the frontoom was falling in. She was fortunate and falling in. enough to save a number of her things as the neighbors responded completely. Miss Rualz Salter and Miss Chaz. Brennan went toө Cinn- and Brington on business at the Salter House. Now now, as great for the Weave Charlton. The remains of Jax, Richardson were received by the Branch of Undertaking Co. Tune, and carried to Jericho for burial. Mr. Richardson died at Okla City WACO-Mrs. Ed. Fry, was laid at the home. Foremost, the May 28th Terron who was died last week was brought home from Wighta Falls and buried Saturday March 6th. John-Mashack's wife was called to Okla to the beida of her mother. Horace Lyons whose home is now Dr. Chicago was here Friday and accompanied. Use of the house was made to the home. She was described as the Hicare Armsman. We were ready to Temple for burial. You may get the Express by phoning 1817. CROCKETT-Sunday March 7th at Rig Helli A. M. E. church was a pre-day of the 1817. It was the pre-day of a life of an after-night of 11 a. m. from Luke 19:10 which marked the beginning of the great revival and you having mefilled of which pastor Brown is doing the preaching. I p. m. Dr. Brown preached from the sub. "Clean out your life, your water is good. Good life is not making will-time as long as the Holy Befrist may direct. Dr. Brown has many other subjects. WILL'S POINT—8. well attend, ad at all churches. Services good at the C. M. E. church with Rev. Jennifer in also to be up after week's illness. Rev. J. C. Whittard, ledge made a flying trip to Dallas Saturday on business. Little Miss Nora Nelson died Thursday morning at 5 o'clock the home Grandmother, Mrk. Nora Edward Frank's Evans accompanied. Ex. choir motored to Terrell Rundas where they attended the singing Reported that Willis Point was the banner. Mrs. Rundas Evans has been ill for 2 weeks reported some better. Please read the Express for sale at Evans Cafe every Saturday. DEWEYVILLE—8. R. was largely attended. Surr's Williams at his post. J. W. Rigging and others attended services in Toxale, Bur day. J. P. McLever has bought a Dodge car. Loves of richness sines the flu is raging. Miss Mel more Rashley and sister report. openbid meeting at Silberbee. The R. of P. Lodge met Wed. Jan. elected the following officers: W. H. Williams, C. C. Prof. M. K. Barlow, Vice C. A. L. Lambert K. of R. and R. M. Simmons, M. W. J. Prestige, P.E.L. Rev. H. Harall was called to Rountes of COLONIADE-HOW M. D. Thomas of GI Paco-Diariet held his Quarrel (with) Concerning at Bethel A. M. E. Church Monday night. Revenue held for the 4th H. Church and 12th Zone. Robert church Sunday Rev. H. H. Hubbard had been elected, sister of the first Baptist-church High Spring-Rev. H. H. Hubbard and Rev. Culpepper left for the Spring and Lomea to hold service. Risky History Mrs. Helen Hall, A. J. Willis, Charles Nashroll, Dudd Lee, Inlet of Mrs. Andy Johnson, Revenue Backlog George Ingram Marques Everett, Frank Everett, Ethel Young, Amand Smith, Lillie Booker, Mrs. Emma Farmer, C. C. G. Roy and Mighty, W. Mottermouth Mrs. W. Wallace and Miss H. the Wallace were in the city's madam Mrs. Hogan, mother of A. J. Williams, as visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willis Williams Miss Merger Hill and Tanner Washington were guilty married at the house he had purchased her. Mr. R. E. Middleham was purchased her daughter's niece, plane. MIDLAND-Rev. H. H. Hubbard called for pastor. The names of those paying were Sister Castle Lee $1.00, Lottie Green $1.00, Morth the Jones $5.00, Mr. Loster $1.00, Slater Mollie Melben $1.00, Fred Melvon $1.00, Bro. Jerry Thard $5.00 CAMEROIS—The County. Extension meeting was conducted by Prof. J. H. Williams the Eastern plant agent for Milm. County. Prof. O. J. Thomas, principal of the city school with a well prepared staff of lequers is doing a great work. The First Sunday was a plentiful day services and S. S. well attend-ed. Quarterly Conference was at Bethel on the First Sunday conducted by the Preiding Elder Rev. J. W. Ballard. Lights Chaps of service was conducted by their pastor G. T. Burley. Rev. P. H. Humber is his post of duty at Calvert, Rev. Shachroy the great Sunday school worker was at Cameroon Grove with Prof. W. T. Fuller's firm's agent of Education from Austin and is doing great work Rev. J. H. Hughes and Prof. A. W. Jackson of Women were in the city March 2nd and will soon be up a new lodge. The former president and the latter secretary Q. W. Sledge reports the sale of two lots and the payment of one hundred and ten dollars. A Parker is very busy with his work K. L. Stephens has bought the Mason hull and is moving it on the street near his home for moving pictures. Also McFew is visiting his mother for a while from Wichita Falls R. T. Gordon and Ibis Hiroe, A. Thomas, Trio, Alce, K. A. Allen always have words of grace and wisdom. Amy and I. A. Thomas, hawk and it is the Gress, Mr. Lloyd flying trip to Ben Arnold Maren thi accomplished by Mrs. Kira Mira, L. C. Corner and N. Bell Mira, L. C. Corner and N. Bell have invited and begun to read and keep up with the news looking for the paper, magazine, or book. Her daughter still at her bedside. Plays your book. Returns to the library. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920 THE FAMILY. NEXT DOOR YEAH, TOLKS - WE ALL HAD A MIGHTY GOOD TIME - SPEECHES, JONES AND A GOOD FEED! AND DID YOU HAVE A BIG CROWD THERE? YES; A PINE CROWD - EVERYBODY FROM THE OFFICE EXCEPT JIMMY SMITH! WHAT WAS THE MATTER WITH JIMMY? OH! HE HAD TO GO WETT. HIS WIFE! WELL SAY, THEM THINGS ARE AN AMUSELAR SOME TIMES. ANT, THEY? AW, USSEN T REASON HONEY - I DIDN'T MEAN IT THAT WAY HONEY DIDN'T! YOU BRUTE! DON'T SPEAK TO ME! HITT AND RUNN—This Is An Iron Bound. Copper Riveted Cinch—Everything Is Furnished. Ego to the Undertaking. several, others mild a flying trip to Wood-last week to visit Mrs M. Hughes who has been quite ill for a few weeks but is improving Mrs. Eliot Taylor, V. A. Thomas and A. E. Mullig's are always good for the Uprema also Mrs. S. Reade. O's K. Parker made a trip to Hong Kong last week. Y. W. Hedge was of town on business last week. E. T. Jillman took charge of Mr. Johnson's body for burial. Post. H. B. Johnson is on the sick also Rev. V. D. Holloway. Mrs. M. Christat of Chicago is visiting his sister Mrs. O. K. Thomas. The equity of Cameron III was royally entertained at dinner at the home of Mrs. Lillow Ovington Saturday evening at 4 o'clock. SMITHLYLLSON'S good a soul churcher. Supt. Anderson of St. Paul at his post, also Supt. Kaute Davat or her post at St. Filgrin Live Oak Grope with Supt. Punderer pass at this post. At St. Paul A M. E. church, the pastor preach his good sermon. At Hart Chap is Rev. R. E. Alexander was graced with the presence of Mr. Wyl ( commissioner of Samuel Huston College, Austin, Texas in folated of three-years funds, Rev. J. L. Harris of Life's Oak Grove is currying a nine meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Pope Medina united with Live Oak Group smudder. At 7:30 on Yacht had prayer service conducted by Mrs. W. A. Anderson, Pastor's discourse was from Matt. 78-19-29 Rev. L. B. McDonald pastor of Centur Lala A. M. E. church opened the doors of the church. Among the visitors were Mrs. D. L. Mission, Rev. With Burleson-Rev. P. M. Mard, P. E. of the Kansak City District Conference treached at St. Paul Thursday night Tech. 11th Prior. Mrs. Anderson weck called to Palestine for the funeral of Grand Master C. A. White of U. N. of Lode's Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Owens motored out on the lake for Thursday Fish. 11th, p. 8. Moton was buried at Winchester. Fans 11th The following children were present at the New York City, 11th Motion of Kansas City, No., Dr. P. R. Moten of Dismnham, Asia, Prof. L. J. Moten of New Brunswick, Tex., Mrs.botte Grings of Kansas City, Mo., Prof. J. S. Moten of Kansas City, Mrs. M. K. Collins, Okta, 20th and Mrs. W. H. Howell, Mrs. M. Conner and Sunday in San�-Mareud, 11th Penderghes to planning a big program for Mr. Pilgrim, Baptist church, Mrs. Agma Willing, died Saturday evening and buried Monday, Rev. King and J. J. Harri, effecting Rev. Johnson's day morning 11th, funeral Feb. 17, Johnie Milton, Fordham and Miss Mattie Willis were married, live Siedham, off-shailing. CLUB BLUE-Services good at all- Free Sunday. Really was a success at the A. St. E. church Mrs. D'ullie Legging is on the sick list. Then to Mr and Mrs. Yu-Chup a boy girl Goddie O'Neal of Wichita Falls is in the city visit by the parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Dr. N. Aschur, the best-known accepted a job at the Clethurn Hotel Mrs. O. Wills Stone is visiting re- vative in Morgan, Mrs. Leather Phillip and Jim Grant's mother are very sick. Mr. Lewis Williams is visiting relatives in Shaw- nan, Ohio, Mrs. A. L. Chapman, L. Hobbit Cheburn and Dolly Hoffman. Mr. Blackwell Wash. dington school of 22-3. In favor of Clethurn, Mrs. O'Neal Apoting left Sunday night for San Antonio. Please have your thickness rents When the reporter comes around or Joe Neal Mrs. L. E. Small-entertained the B. and A. club Wed. yesterday. Mrs. Sophia Aline has re- turned from Clethurn. CELINA—Survives were very good at B. Thillies (Staplet) church. Sunday. Mrs. Cunningham of Flicen preached an able sermon as the pantor was recuperating from a belt's illness of "Nu". There is much-achieves here now. Mrs. T. H. Housman's director of Mr. L. E. Lumura Golden-Sled. Wednesday night after a brief illness of pneumonitis. The funeral was attended at the Holiness church by Rev. William, Marge, Claire Gilford and Jerry Henry Golden of Oklahoma were invited to participate in the celebration of Marge Golden's 150th year. Marge Golden is recovering from pneumonia. Marge Apple was born in Oklahoma and has交往于 Clarksville, afield. Marge Ford died with her, Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Sunday. The table includes the good things present in Marge Apple's life and the good things present in Albie. Albie have been born from Sage. Hicki stacked Marge Apple's life and Albie's life. Marge J. W. White, Ivie Kim Morris and J. W. Lawrence presented papers, photographs and a collection of clothes. The pastor and Marge Apple have gone to Marge Open. William has gone to CURRY-SERVICES were good here Sunday, Rev. Franklin was at his regular appointment and preached two noble sermons, Hdn. H. L. Price spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Miss M. Phillips of Jacksonville spent the week-end here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Reed. Mr. Richard Coleman on old and respected "fees of Currey did last week, and was laid to rest in the Rock Carey's edpiddofft wreotld evdly with Company. My 18th Annwedge and Miss J.-A. Hamilton were quietly married Feb. 27, we hope for them a smooth exit on the sea of marlimony. Prof. and Mrs. A. J. Tanna and Mrs. G. L. Paynd and a number of school children moved to Tyler in the interchastmic meeting at Texas College. Miss Markella Earl spent the week-end in Running Portage the guest of her sister. Mrs. Kater Hphen. Mr. Ph. R. Based in very much improved at this writing. Rick Hatt. Mrs. Ann Snood. Misses R.H. Rivera and D.R. Bnyed. For Express see J.Y. Price agent and report. COURTS, SNA-2000106 E. Mayfield, V. Miller, U. Buchanan, Messers Glus, Geo. Rocks, 2. Wall and El. W. Pinker are on the island, also Mrs. O. G. Jones, Mrs. F. E. McIntyre of Esq. Antonio to visiting her father. Yim, Gloss, Aonse Durham spent the week-end at home, Mrs. F. N. Muckeroy visited in-Wun-last week. Mrs. M. J. Davis entering the Hour of Life Club last week. E. H. Durham of F. W. Worth visited his family last week. Mrs. Pholley of French ham visited her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Davis. Miss Ashley of Ennment is few days in the city. Mrs. Hedgeworth entertained the Fluor de Lis Club. Tudendomacy, Day Rev. N. L. Harleton of Houston spent last week with pastor Farley. On account of the inolement weather, South Ave., Baptist Rally did not come up to the expectation. The slater churches helped liberally and when the count was made there was a total of $77.74. The slater churches gave $58.83. Clubs $27.50. 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Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations — four in all — Skin Whitener, Skin Whitener Soap, Skin Whitener Powder and Hair Dressing—may be had from almost any toilet goods counter serving race people. Be sure you get the genuine by insisting upon Dr. FRED Palmer's, and if your dealer cannot supply you, they will be sent direct from the laboratory upon receipt of price, 25¢ each, or the four for one dollar. If you want to try before you buy, send 4¢ in stamps for free samples of Skin Whitener Ointment, Skin Whitener Face Powder and Skin Whitener Soap, addressing Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. R-2, Atlanta, Ga. TEXAS TOWNS HAMMOND—Sunday school was well attended last Sunday. At 11 o'clock the new pastor, Rev. J. H. Hardeman, of Bryan, Texas delivered a soul stirring sermon, also at night. Collection $50.00. Mr. Temden's Love was buried last Thursday evening. He was an old citizen of Hammond. Rev. J. J. Washington of Nairn, Texas delivered the sermon. He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, a mother, two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. BAZ CITY—Nov. 12, 1913 BAZ CITY—Nov. 12, 1913 filled his appointment here and preached two noble sermons. Collection good. Rev. C. J. Alexander was in Bethel Magazines. He reports a spendt service. Mr. J. Anderson of Calvert, Texas, founder of the W. O. O. W. was in the city and visited Walker's Private Lodge No. 180 on March 1st he lectured at Bethel Baptist North end. There were several new applicants, he left for Arkansas Rev. J. H. Harris, C. E. D. Walker and Rinaldi preached at Enterprises Baptist Church in the Rally. Rev. William T. III, Mrs. A. Richardson has returned home home from Houston, Texas. Mrs. Bland of Dallas was the guest of her mother, Mrs. G. Robinson. MILIGERIE—Oct. 18, 1913 THOUGHTS—R. E. was well attended at the different churches. Rev. Ford of Bryan, Texas preached for Rev. Bennett at the First Baptist church. Rev. N. J. Jackson of Corteann, Texas the pastor of the P. R. church was with his people. Funder, Prof. L. H. Kinchon was in the city last week in benefit of the Starlight No. 166. Rick list: Sir W. W. Watt and Mrs. Greek Rev. Wilson and Calhoun were in the city last week. LEUPIN-R. R. wolf attend Bunson, Sunday. Send resume to L. Leupin, chrch. L. G. Larett, Mrs. Johnne Taylor, Mrs. Lula Alldaffy, and Mrs. Cray Prof. C. H. Loves of Bromond, T.M. and Prof. N. Batts of Wooten Welte met with their schools on the gridiron at Hammond, with Prof. Batts last Friday in a basket ball game. Hon. Jno. Edwardson of Calvert, Texas, wife and sister, Miss M. Griggs of Regun, Texas. Prof. A. Loves of Baillie, Texas were the same and enjoyed a delicious dinner. Prof. and Mrs. C. H. Loves enjoyed to Martin, Texas for a Tuesday evening after school. For the Ex-press and the agent, Mr. C. Loves SAN ANGELO-THE BRICK RALLY at the A. M. E. church was a success. $200.00 was raised, Rev. Blackwell held his quarterly conference at Wesley Chapel last week. The Public School installed sweets and seats on the school campus. Rev. Watt and Rev. Blackwell were pleasant visitors to the school last Monday and each made interesting lectures. The members of the Masonic Lodge are having their ball remodeled. Mr. C. Counter has opened a barber shop on Fountain St. Mr. Woodly Carthen and Mrs. M. Hawkins are visiting their father, Mr. J. Carthen, Mr. G. Carthen has opened a tailor shop in the Royal Hotel. Mrs. T. E. Emehea is on the sick hot. CHAPEL HILL—Sunday, school was good and well attended. Eleanor K. H. Dickerson pastor of the E. H. Dickerson church and president of an excellent Mennonite. The Communities: Canaan, Yukon, met at evening. Among those present were Dr. L. E. L. Dempster, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. L. Dempster, Demonstrator. Home: Economical lioness menu was served. Lawyer: Dr. H. John A. M. B. Church of Austin. Texas is in the city writing relatives and Friends of Houston, Texas to share relatives. O. M. M. A. Manks motored from Houston, Texas to share relatives. Belville, Texas. You will always find the Express at McDermott CHICHEFTY - Prof. C. H. Waterer, of the Extension Work for Negroes of the State of Texas was with county agent, M. C. Lairmium, several of the club members present, broken and featured to several schools in the first district included the school at Hopewell Community. His interest in the county house represents colored farmers who representative colored farmers who are interested in suggestions and common sense principles respecting method of current year. More than two counties agent, a master teacher, heard him. Twenty nine counties friend to industrial activities of the county and a constant advocacy of graming of farming, was present and worked in unmistakably term-of-age means and support to any farm or any contestant or any contestant who would institute Mam Quahtee autocurren with three favorable selections which were greatly applauded and were called back each time. Prof. P. K. Johnson, principal and vocal trainer of the Institution evidenced his ability as an instructor in particular as seen in the harmony of the voices of the singers. FARMERSYVILE—8 S was well taught at all churches Sunday Rv. J. W. Scott had conducted a rally for the purpose of raising money to repair the church. Class No. 1-14 Hill-teacher reports 41 cents. Class No. 2-84 Bageby teacher reports 108, class No. 1-100 Childry teacher reports 11-17-Deacon-Bagsby reports 11-22 Sunday morning Collection Rally began at 3 o'clock. Bennie Whilby's class had the honor of winning Sunday school banner. Any one knowing the whereabouts of Sarah McDonald notify H. McDonald, Farmersville, Tex. cars of R Wilson. OAKWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Richard and family motored over to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mendez McDaniels Mrs.—Mrs. Daniels has been indisposed for several weeks. Waddy Ringur left with his aunt for Meiss. Mr. and Mrs. L. Yarborough of Streetsman were with home folks Saturday and Sunday. Madam Eliot Hunts Glover of St. Louis, Mo., was visiting grandparents and others at Oakwood, spending Sunday's night with Mr. and Mrs. David Harris and family, and Was at the home of Mrs. Steve Talton early Monday morning. Mr. Ellis and Miss Tubb were married; last Sunday night and are living with Mr. Ellis, Uncle Mev. Chan, Hwin and wife Feb. 22 was characterized by such pensions as Professionals Durham Jackson, Titus, Echols, Webb, After and Manning, also Mrs. D. A. Abram who gave a celebratory address. Professors Titus and Miss BIG SANDY—Rev. O. E. Adams presented a nobile sermon, at 11:00 p.m. on Monday, March 16. Noble has charge of the chair, M. U. E. Woodward from J. C. (m) was in the city sitting, relatives and friends of the pastor. Noble was on the stair-knist M. J. Noble Mona was in the city to spend the day with Paul Martine and works on his marriage. Mona will also find the express at Barbara Cafe Sunday, Mona C. M. James at Abilene Baptist Church. You will find the express at Barbara Cafe Van Alsteyne—Invoces wry good at Chapel U., M.-J. Church, Chapel U., M.-J. Church, taking the lead of the town under the new leader Super M. L.-W. Wilson in the home of her sister Mrs. J. W. Wilson. She leaves a haunt in Alabama, the Blake Club of Alabama, was at Morning Chapel DEWEYILLE-Rev. J. T. Turner preached last Sunday for the Methodist Subject "Clean Up" The Tarkey Party given at the home of Mrs. E. O. Tony was a success Mrs. M. Smith won the prize. Rich list Mrs. E. Telbert, R. Esters, Edna Harris, T. Harrell, Mr. H Brooks and A. Esters. Prof. and Mrs. M. K. Barlow attended services at Rev. Howard's church last Sunday in Orange, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McKeaver is remodeling their home Mrs. H. Brisco of Houston, Texas is here at the bedside of her mother. Rev. M. A. Holder filled his appointment in Texas. Texas Sunday, Prof. and Mrs. M. K. Harlow were called to. Don't the Texas to attend the funeral of their uncle. PILOT POINTE — Service, were good at the Baptist Church all day Sunday. Sunday School will attend, Pastor Rev. David K. Johnson presided a good sermon from John 16:14 endeavoring to show him the Transition of a believer. He was called to the church last year. History was shipped with us at 4:45 to the D.Y. P. U. with Prof. W. M. Lee as president met with a splendid attendance and at 7:45 many re-ensembled for the evening services. Rev. Johnson again preaching an enthusiastic sermon using as his text, Prov. 221, "The Value of a good name" Many visitors preach in a good number of churches from whom were Rev. Aaron Davis, Mrs. H. T. Thomas, Rev. and Mrs. Allon of the M. E. church Collection for the day 16:01. Our church is rapidly coming forward during the pastorate of Rev. Johnson who is the "Basy Boy" pastor of the N. W. District. Rick-liati-Bro, L. W. Whillow, Waters Whillow and R. W. Whillow were the departures, the R. E. Middle, the Rev. and the family who will be readily missed. County Line Baptist has on a quagnavinous church remodeling program with McCray as architect, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stone and Volney Phillips Jr. were visitors from Dallas. The Community Literary Society, which meets Friday nights will be suggested to the Friday night by a "Online" show. The show will be show. Service at one church each Sunday. Cliffford Jefferson, register, David E. Johnson, pastor. Filip, Baptist, church, services good at 11:00, and 11:30, clock. Paskar, services to splendid congregations. Paskar, services to splendid congregations. pastor, bishop, Alen the M. E. pastor, preached in his stand. Pilot, minister, and minister, and wife minister, and wife as citiannia here. The lactic church under our remarkable well, having been remarkable well, having been paper and paint are to be put on. We are looking for Mrs. Alonso for the Executive Board in June. Dennis miss the -Shatton Corvain- ness in being美丽美丽, Mrs. D. E. Johnson, Mrs. Gerrick, miss in being美丽美丽, Mrs. burns about the body,袜 list, miss in being美丽美丽, Mrs. training, Miss J. Hunt, Miss Dellier, master H. V. Hildew was in spend to spend the day. LADONIA— Rev. Arnold was at his post Sunday at Wesley's Chapel C. M. E. Church. The W. H. M. M. met at the home of Mrs. A. H. Taylor. The Baptist W. H. M. S at the home of Mrs. F. Jackson. Members present 12. Collection $1.50 Mr. M. Patterson died Monday at the home of Mr. J. C. Patterson, his leaves, father, mother and two sisters. Mrs. M. Steward was the guest of Mrs. I. King. Mr. J. Jamerson was the guest of Mr. R. Hobbs Tuesday. Mrs. I. B. McKinney, L. E. Dean and Rev. Arnold attended the Missionary Council at Klondike, Texas last week Mr. and Mrs. A. King and Mrs. M. Smith spent the week end in Greenville, Texas the guests or Mr. and Mrs. J. Greer, Rev. H. Wyatts is a new Express reader, also Mrs. J. Jackson. WOLFE CITY-Services will attended at all churches, Rev. T. E. George Jr. of Commerce, Texas preached Tuesday night, Rev. A. W. Walker preached Wednesday night, Rev. J. R. Riddle of Denison, Texas preached Thurs night, Rev. J. W. Gilmore pastor pre-Friday night, Italy closed Sunday night with a great success. Mr. and Mrs. J. Crowder and Mrs. M. Greer attended the rally. Measures A. Smith and A. Nelson were the guest of Miss A. Jones and B. Wortham, Mr. and Mrs. P. Louis and daughter have returned from Kaufman, Texas, Miss L. Hatsher has returned from Bonham, Texas Sick Tits: Mrs. A. Cobb, Little E. Jackson, Master M. Cobb, Mr. J. Ovennon, Mrs. P. Cage, Mr. E. Cliffman and Miss M. Ladd. Miss P. Ward apart the week and with her mother, Mrs. M. Garrett left Monday for her school. Mrs. H. E. Woods spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother. Sunday School well attended at all churches. Mrs. M. Brown of Gainesville, Texas spent a few days in the city with her own Mrs. E. Tiny M. R. Louis at a don't spent Sunday in the city. Master. M. Champion and H. La Wright of Commerce, Texas were in the city Sunday with Mrs. E. Ward. Miss M. Williams left Sunday for Oklahoma, Mrs. E. Sherry and baby of Dallas, Texas are abending the week with her husband, Miss E. Jackson and grandmother spent Saturday in Lallola, Texas. Mr./A. Cheary and Mrs. A. Patterson have returned from and Miss M. Palmer were the guest MERKEI—Rev. I. E. Kiel filled the pulpit Sunday as a pastor of the Mt. Olive Baptist church. Two additionals were added to the church Sunday School was well attended. Collection 1115. Rev. J. H. Hubbard and family of Abilene, Texas, motored to our city Sunday for service Rev. E. W. Wiley was at his post in Bylvester Sunday. You will always find the Express at Tubbs Cafe. BROWNWOOD — A. M. E. Missionary met with Mrs. M. Smith Monday evening. Ray Thims and Miss Katherine Warren were quietly married Saturday evening at the home of the bride. Rev. R. H. Alexander officiated Miss Thelma Kelly is attending the bedside of her mother Mrs. Sarah Hulls who is slowly improving. Mrs. Lenna Barwell is on the sick list Mrs. Attchandler entertained the Priscilla Art Club Friday evening. THE It's so easy for you to have soft,lovely hair HOUSANDS of the and women in group have long and struggle hair well always look well ground. 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Watson, Supt., "Such Progress Must Be Deserved" ADA WILLIAMS ..... 189.90 LAURA OCEANO ..... 52.90 ANNE MARTIN ..... 19.90 LAWANNI JOHNSON ..... 189.90 LAURENAT MAYER ..... 48.90 LEILLE WILLIAMS ..... 189.90 SOCIATION DALLAS, TEXAS W. E. Ewing, Pres. The auspicious of the Phyllis Wualay, by Club, Little Willa Jomilion, he of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson has recovered from a spell of diphtheig? Mrs. Mollie Ambrose and daughter formerly of this city now of Okia, are here at the bedside of their slater and aunt, Mrs. Nancy Crawford. Mrs. Ethel Ladd was called to Houston last week to the bedside of her mother, Pearl, Tilly has returned from Mexico where he has served as chief cook, plane to return later. Mrs. Bessie Crumley is indisposed, Prof. J. L. Ford spent Monday in Henderson, Mrs. Porter has returned from Milmore, Taylor. Hady has Ended a new 1936 Ford touring day. A. V. Quinly has installed a phone No. 1994 W. J. Joe Todd and son Walter are very sick Mrs. Willis Jackson surprised Emmett Pilly one of her boorders with a small birthday supper. A few in- time time Friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Jax. Caswell and a chafery motored to Deonion East Sunday to spend George Washington's birthday visiting relatives, also stopping in Sherman. In inasmuch of Mr. Albert Hogg: Hugh Albert Hogg was born August 18, 1857 in COOPER-Sunday school was poorly attended on account of the inclement weather. Collection $1.40 Rev. Malkard of St. Elon preached a splendid sermon to the women of T. P. M. Mrs. Williams has returned home accompanied by her sister, Mr. D. E. Bonner visited in Sulpher Springs last Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Trambler's baby died March 18th. Mr. J. Lee's arm was broken by a baseball ball. New readers of the Dallas Magazines... Mr. J. Allen and Mr. A. Avery. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bouts a Texas Towns TYLER-CARD OF THANKS—We take this method of expressing our grateful appreciation for kindness shown us by our many friends during our recent brevement, Stark Littlejohn, F. McKeown and daughturs. Rev. Trammel, the newly elected pastor at Bethel is bringing things to the front. Rev. Trammel is a student of Butler College and is filling the Yacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Stewart, Dean of Theology at Butler College. Rev. Trammel bids fair to be one of the leading ministers of East Tex. Dr. Alexander was at his post gun-deep. Mrs. Jay Norwood formerly of Iowa added to the church. He most of attendance for it is for 8th in 100-110-91. Wesley, Francis youngest son of Reg. R. R. Frans a passed away Sunday at the family, residence after a short-time win pneumonia. Funeral Monday even Rev. R. P. Marcheseon, and H. H. Annachangling, children live with B. des. He with his wife moved to St. Temple Missouri in 1916 where he became a member of James Thornarmale's C. M. E. church and served as secretary of the Truise Board, a member of the Steward Board and member of many other auxiliaries of that church, living a faithful christian unit each year. DALWORTH PARK—8. E. was well attended at the St. John Missionary Baptist church, Rev. J. W. Scott delivered a wonderful and interesting message. We are all looking forward to the 8. E. holiday of Evening Chapel A. M. E. church in which we are hoping to teach the great with Rev. J. E. Smith's officialing. Mrs. Haille Thomas was on the sick list of last week but is able to be participating in Sunday services. KYALY—Pastor R. L. Cook was at his post and took for his text, John, S.E. Preschling, a wonderful sermon. Sister Beatle Jackson, Ada Williams, by Jefferson, Emma, Venesian, George Albert Andrews are on the next first. Sircy Jean Hatt is recovering. Will Queen is building a new barber shop which will be ready for business Saturday. GAINESVILLE—St. James C. M. J. church was well attended all day Sunday; the chorus rendering a selendid program Sunday night a week ago. The Mt. Olivia B. C. was well attended all day Sunday. The B. Y. P. U. registered a splen-program Sunday evening. Dun Crutchfield is up now and the Express is glad to see him. Mrs. Smith Seal is still on the sick list. Simon Andrews, Delt Stone and Mrs. Henner-Gates measured as far as Duston with Mrs. Virgile Thomas and daughters, Jessie and Elizabeth Sunday before last. Mrs. Virginia Thomas and daughter live at Dallas. Knessi Howows has purchased a new set of goods. Marches to Fumptelot. Odell, Knessfurd, and Knessfurd are at the same time. Knessfurd is onboard with a little care ride to the city's Sunday evening in L.C. Keens's stungbunker Six, Willie and Wili- hura Hampton has a nice ride to Sunday night. Beastry Hoods, Mr. Anna B. Gold, Nicheli and Ladies Progressine Club met with Sir Henry Jones is the champion. Charlton's strutter in Gainesville. Last Monday night the Mt. Olivia亭piles gave a debating. The New York City's New York City's New York City's Prof. E. W. D. Love and Berita Kintz, affirmative, 30 Cops and Mrs. Anna Blackman. The Cops and Mrs. Anna Blackman have been the most well- known and a Chicago Defender, no credit allowed, because it can not send, "The pay you tomorrow" to Dallas. The new city was on the week of the same day when the week was completed. Mr. Thomas was a program委员 with give a program Tuscalo ABILENE—W. H. Henderson secretary of R. K. president of the movement, Joseph Burton, secretary, R. Y. Rev. W. M. Guy instructor, Rev. Baker, pastor of St Paul M. E. church has returned to take charge, Rev. A. W. Wright pastor of the M. Zion Baptist church will return from his aunt's funeral Saturday noon. The Men's Layman Movement is advancing nicely. The Movement meets at the Mt. Zion H. C. at 3 p. m. Non-decom-national Pittsburgh-Nevada-Bav�ia will be attended at all churches Sunday. Rev. J. L. Gurrell, presiding at Jeder of the Pittsburgh District held his first Quarterly Conference at St. Peregrine Church Sunday. Rev. E. O. Young is all smiles on account of the wonderful success in his Quarterly Conference. D. Ford of Cowan was a business visitor. How in Pittsburgh, Saturday, a hawk quest was given by the fifty-fifty Club at the K. of P. Hall Primary night and was very much enjoyed. Rev. J. P. Patton and wife spent Thurds at afternoon in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. H. P. Evans, D. for Mr. Pleasant to hold his first Quarterly Conference. Rev. J. F. Patton, Rev. H. P. Evans, D. Rev. P. Moosely were business visitors at Hafferson a few days ago. The Van Guarda Club was entered by Mrs. P. Moosely. Ollie Drake's body was shipped from Wichita here for burial. Mrs. Turk was daughter. Mrs. Returned from the�aneport where she attended the bed of her daughter who is in the proving new. Eddie May of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. J. D. Adams of St. Louis attended the funeral of Mr. Drake. MART—We wish in thank our many friends for the kindness shown us during the illness and death of our Father and grandfather, and for the beautiful floral offering. May God bless you. Mr. John Foster, Pt. Worth; Mrs. Mincess Miller, Pt. Worth; Mr. Robert Foster, Lubbock, Mrs. Sudah Eury-Jesson, Mart; Mrs. Alma Earl, Lubbock; Mr. Algernon Foster, Mart; grandchildren; Miss Alvevis, Miss Baker, Mr. Sherman Baker, Mr. James Baker. WEIGHTHAFT FALLS, Johnson Addit, then-Service at Kennebunk Chapel J. I. Johnson for womens the Guests name named brassiere a wonderful jacket he wore. Johnson held his first Quarterly Conference Monday night, excellently night during the week. Rev. Carter Hunter. Minister. Hunter presented wonderful seminars morning and evening. Minister. Minister presented wonderful seminars morning and evening. Minister. Ministry Society was accustomed WOLFE CITY—Services well attended at the city. Church Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Lloydson J. Mia I. Palen and K. Jackson motored to Greenwood Sunday in. White Wright, Mrs. children are visiting friends at the city. Grand daughter spent Saturday at the church. Mrs. K. Thomas, Joe Deweyen, Mrs. confirmed to him, Henry Dumon, Mrs. were married at the homes of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson was in Lodson Sunday. SWEETWATER—Little, Kohl H. was on time with all, with effort. Mrs. is doing a great work. Rev. R. W. is doing a great work. Rev. R. W. is doing a wonderful message at 10 a.m. service at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Mike service at 8 o'clock. Robert Wilson is on the sick Hus. stop Mrs. John Fogel, stop Mrs. Jones Pete Perry, Mr. B. White and Mrs. S. White and Mrs. Abhmugafkowd M. Howell motored to Greenville Sunday night, Mrs. Lucy Arnold and little daughters of Greenville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Garfield Wheeler, Rev. L. B. Cullous filled his stand Sunday. Because of the number suffusing with inflows, S. B. and church were poorly attended, Bennie Whidby and little son, little Dor's Allen, Mrs. Dagler and daughter are on the sick list. Mrs. Fannie Reed returned from Datina Friday morning. SULPHUR SPRINGS—Rev. Danner pastor of the G. M. R. church is conducting a successful revival assisted by Rev. Merritt of Greenville, Mrs. Hanch Thomas of Rockwall has charge of the music which is good. The special meeting for men only at Morning Chapl. of Baptist church was a success. Roy Epting accepted Christ, Rev. Fuller advnce. Mrs. and Mrs. Allen Alley entertained a few friends with a dinner Sunday. Charley Morgan of Tyler was entertained while in the city in the home of Mrs. Alberta Davis, Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Andry, Mrs. A. O. Lot. Mrs. Hattie Carroll and Lucu Carl attended the Mock State Convention at New Hope church. Greenville, Mrs. M. H. Randolph entertained the Social Art Club Friday afternoon with two courses, luncheon which was a pleasant act for. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1926 In The Realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You to "Come to Church" Sunday! S if he were speaking from beyond the curtain of the grave, William Jennings Bryan, in his last will and testament, presented in two striking paragraphs, what he believed to be the most essential thing in life. THERE is no institution like channels, and there, we can the church, in helping us and find happiness, our children find a rudder. The church eeds you. You With such a rudder, we can need the church. steer our lives into useful Come to church tomorrow. **TRADEER OF TRANSFERAL ORDERS OF THE RACE** $500,000 in Assets $1,500,000 Hospital and Bath House At Hot Springs - Free To Members Hone 511 1-2 Malvern Ave., Hot Springs, Ark. At Dallah see NEEDHAM L. BENTLY, 2600 Swiss Ave. IN THE REALM OF RELIGION—AN EXPOSITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON, MARCH 21, 1920 JESUS DIES AND RISES FROM THE DEAD While I have devoted a large part of my time to the study and discussion of political issues, . . . I feel more interested in religion than in politics, in cause religion is the only influence that controls the heart, out of which are the leaves of life, he wrote. Next to religion I am most interested in education, because education can and should increase one's capacity for service. Not education will not be a benefit to its possessor and a blessing to society unless widely used. I am anxious that each intellectual ship shall be equipped with a moral rudder sufficient to control its course in life morally. KIRKSTADT KIRKSTADT channels, and there, we can and happiness. The church eeds you. You need the church. Come to church tomorrow. ATTENDANCE OF UNION ADVERS OF THE RACE Assets Hospital and Bath House To Members Hot Springs, Ark. 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