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MRS. WM. McDONALD BURIED TUESDAY IN FORT WORTH Cleveland, Ohio, June 8–This city is making great plans for the coming Twenty-eighth Annual Resolving Session of the Committee. The league to convene here in August All'local plans for the convention are under the direction of the Committee. Negro Business Association, which commits to be based by Howard E. Murrell, President of The Empire Savings and Loan Company, and the President of the Association of the City, including Herbert M. Chaucey, President of the Association and Treasurer of the Association, and Co. Secretary of the City, chairman of Reception Committee; Clayborne, George, chairman of Klanance. Committee. Robert K. Jackson, Secretary of the Association, Committee; William JL Conner, chairman of Exhibits Committee; Charles E. Pryce, chairman of Program Committee; and John G. G. G. of the chair of Publicity Committee; Jarret A. Chavous, chairman of the Association Committee; Perry H. Jackson, Secretary of the Association, Committee. Committee. Mr. G. G. G. of the chair of Publicity Committee, meeting declares that every feature looking to proper entertainment of the convention is being well taken care of. Director of Convention Activities Appointed Recently, it was decided by the Convention Committee that an active worker he secured to look on the city is required to serve as convention arrangements. Chairman Murrell appointed Attorney Norman I. Murrell to serve as Director of the Convention. A number of city convention are to handle all details of convention preparations, under the guidance of the Convention Committee, and its various sub-committees. The conference is to have much experience in handling convention details, having served as secretary of a national fraternity held by the City, and to serve as secretary to Dr. Emmett J. Scott, former secretary of the National Negro Business League. Chairman Murray says Ohio In speaking of the general plans for the Negro Business League, Chairman Murray first time for the League to meet required as recognition of the fact that the League has made rapid advances in business design known, as a great convention state has especially set the pace for real development. The Negro Business Association has especially set the pace for real development. The Negro Business Association will have subscribed to the Convention meeting in whose hands arrangements seeking to have every well, which is the mind of the important visitors to the Local Association Expresses to Eng. 300 200 Members Accordance Changy and Perry H. Jackson, presiding officers of the Negro Business Association, and the entire State of Cleveland, and the entire State of Indiana, will be enveloped in the mind of the important visitors to the Local Association Expresses to Eng. 300 200 Members Accordance Changy and Perry H. Jackson, presiding officers of the Negro Business Association, and the entire State of Cleveland, and the entire State of Indiana, will be enveloped in the mind of the important visitors to the Local Association Expresses to Eng. 300 200 Members With Waco as the general commander, the train to be members of the gates and uniform bodies of the army will be sent to the grand Lodge which will speak. In invaation by Jenkins at all of the progress of the order during the past year has reached the milestone promised to be the greatest promise to be the greatest Special Care From Dallas to Wien From Ft. Worth to Wien Will Make up special Train Which Will go Through Memphis to New York ANOTHER LYNCHING RECORDED FOR ARKAN- NAME NEGRO POLICE HARMAN AWARD DATE SERGEANT IN NEW EXTENDED TILL AUG. MOVIE MAGNATE READS NEGRO BOOKS IN FILMING STORY OF NEGRO - Culver City, Calif. June 8—(Pacifie Coast-News Hupau-Ceoli II DeMille who is soon to produce a picture from the novel "Ferry" featuring for the first time in the history of the screen, an entire cast of Colored actors in a feature-production free from the usual propanda, is using Main Look's "The New Negro" as his chief source of information. Alain believes it was "unfettered" to allow him to present that the abortion would find the opportunity to an audience that he was intended to see. The case was intended. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive A. G. PERKINS CIRCULATES LETTER 'INDICATING THAT G. O. P. LEADERS NEED NEGRO VOTES IN KEEPING PARTY IN PUBLIC NOTICE. SAYS "LILY-WHITES" ARE "REGULAR MACHINE" Tampa, Fl., June 14, N.A. P. 1. After deliberating for slightly more than as a host a jury in Circuit Court of not guilty in the emancipation in the emancipation Eighty-four New York, N. Y., June 8th—On Wednesday evening, May 19th, a distinguished audience of white and colored people filled Town Hall to capacity to hear the "New Negro Tell His Story." The occasion was the opening of the drive to secure an Urban League's Sustaining Fund of $200,000 to secure the running expenses of the New York, Brooklyn, and National Urban League for three years. Undoubtedly, it was one of the most brilliant international gatherings ever witnessed in Greater New York. With L. Holt-Ingramworth Wood, President of the National Urban League, presiding involving Dr. John O. Beauty, pre-eminent william, william charles forwar of the school, the school of schooling the dental, to death Great interest the dental, to death standing the parties involved. successful practitioners. His wife, wily known throughout the south branch of the Urban League and Tampa and Hilliard county, in for some prior to the murder of william. cal branch of the Urban League and some of the people of the县城。 The Triangle for Tampa and Hillsboro country, in which the city is located. For some time prior to the murmur of the city's police, the�'s men engraved by stutterer forces against Mr. Beatty. The attack on her held her dead flag of "Men's Job" for her life. The "Men's Job" was given by a virtual woman, who was given birth by the fact that "She is poor on the day of the dentist." With now how the life of her life was fast-by-the-day, she was so young and very only. As a consequence, strife grew up space becoming a problem. A few years later, she is still very young, and is to Mrs. Beatty's interest—and on other group, antagonistic to her. In the following that many of the families of the city were the first of her husband were inspired by the nasty angles which had en- left the city. The first of the city was sent to the city to light against her. JURY ACQUITS SLAYER OF PROMINENT FLORIDA DENTIST URBAN LEAGUE PRESENTS RACE CAUSE TO LARGE CROWD MISS EYES. SOCIETY SOCIETY and Club Is now in actual operation throughout the State of Texas, operating upon a Beneficial Plan for Supervisors to All Other Similar Institutions—Giving Greater Bend for our churches and other information and begin organizing associations and local Temples. Agents and Deputies are both appointed every day. IF YOU HAVE REAL RACE PRIDE THE BROTHERHOOD WILL MAKE YOU A "BUILDER OF THE BACE" LEAVE ALL LOYAL MEN AND WOMEN ANSWER THE CALL FOR SERVICE. OVER $300.000 GUARANTEE RELIEF FUND AVAILABLE FOR ANY TIMEDIE EMERGENCY CLAIMS. WE PAY UPON PROOF OF DEATH DEPUTIES WANTED—Write Elegant Prospectus at Once Address All Communications to U.S. Home Office 2318 HALL ST. DALLAS, TEXAS You continue to sign your name in your ex-husbands name. That's so silly to Miss Eyes and Hubby has gotten his divorce and married again. The second wife is working in his home power. Miss Eyes will give you the name "Miss" so. And so if you have any children it would be "Mrs." in your modern name. Those members of certain other clubs who were out to the dance join in the Pride's group would remember some of the things that were carried out. It was a rainbow dance and they really made it one, their行事 and care were a rainbow but, and the color scheme's perfect. It is better to copy off of some who really know than to make a failure. Miss Eyes was to advise certain members of a popular orchestra that they had better take their wives with them when they go to a new place to make some new members about Miss Eyes at different times, but Miss Eyes is your friend and could tell you some things. Miss Little Town Station, you understand that "Dallas is a city and if you are going to live among city's for goodness asks put on some way to you. You only do it. Dallas except new members are as green as you are. Miss Eyes will advise you to drop all of more women and less talk to you. "Motta." Miss Zyee must say you look very foolish the other night at the dance following your husband around. (Not only at this particular dance but all of them.) Dances are given to go and enjoy your self not to go there and look and try to find trouble. If you don't want hubby to dance with the cute flappers you had better first and keep him home. The flappers surely must know their stuff or you don't know yours, when you don't control hubby any better than you have been in the place. June has made its arrival, bring long with its far beautiful night. Schools have been closed, and you want to be High School. THE INDEPENDENT CHANCY COLLEGE, 21st Avenue, Street, May 30th 21st Commerce Street, May 30th 21st Commerce Street, May 30th reading, Roll call and escrip- tion with other class and responded with hikers have a visit, Mrs. N. A. Gak- sla, president, Mrs. W. L. Krapp, the president, upon each at the home of Mrs. W. L. at the home of Mrs. W. L. THE LAWYER SOCIAL AND 27th Moore St., by sing- ing and playing, scripture and prayer, a number of worsal. A number of men worsal. A number of men forward to the coming meeting to the coming meeting to hold with Mrs. W. L. Brown, Ame- rifer. THE LAWYER SOCIAL AND 27th Moore St., by sing- ing and playing, scripture and prayer, a number of men worsal. A number of men forward to the coming meeting to the coming meeting to hold with Mrs. W. L. Brown, Ame- rifer. For Every Man, W. The Supreme Misa Eyser has an advice for you take heed and beware of bad outcomes, taking care of your�� and good people. Miss Eves has already heard one make the remarks that she was yearning for the start for the March to be a night part of her life, and the school door's will awning will be weighed in the balance and found about. A Miss Eyes would advise that nonsensible (try to be flappier) who continue to call that popular office is the best way to do what he is doing. There's simply to try to agitate. You can go to the library that happy office flapper, when the truth you are in worrying you. You think you are making the flapper suspirou on you, for she knows her sweetness would lower himself by speak you give the office flapper a good laugh, because you are so far from her views. Some do so with a very very good accidently run across a real good swete who will be half as loyal to the office flapper. You can't be so fat if his office flapper, good luck to You. Mr. "Ro-Bres" is looking his sleep yet can't solve how to make good with the cloud flapper. Miss Eves has a very good life, and she is "happy" who is folly to seek. For she's weighed all times of you. It must be true Miss Eyes is sure he man and woman wouldn't say they are Mr. and Mrs. if they know you're friends here, he's a word you are saying. I know about the man and woman who is being more. Only think you are an awful black heart as to say such. Yes she frust, and you are weary. Yess she frust, and you are weary. Mungen Red Rose Club the president, Victors two (2) Collection, the president, Victors two (2) Collection, the president, Victors two (2) Collection, give a, entertainment, the president, Thursday, May 9th at the R. M. H. Hall, Mrs. Etta Coady, president, LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB met Wednesday night at the club with Mrs. S. N. West as hostess, and Mrs. M. S. West as hostess. The president of the American Social Club was the club's visitors. The falconic menu was met Wednesday night at the club with Mrs. S. N. West as hostess and visited the American Beauty Club in a day Thursday night. Woman and Child Grand Temple FIDELIS ART AND CULTURE CLUB MET with Mrs. Jones. 2005. 2006. 2007. 2008. 2009. 2010. 2011. 2012. 2013. 2014. 2015. 2016. 2017. 2018. 2019. 2020. 2021. 2022. 2023. 2024. 2025. 2026. 2027. 2028. 2029. 2030. 2031. 2032. 2033. 2034. 2035. 2036. 2037. 2038. 2039. 2040. 2041. 2042. 2043. 2044. 2045. 2046. 2047. 2048. 2049. 2050. 2051. 2052. 2053. 2054. 2055. 2056. 2057. 2058. 2059. 2060. 2061. 2062. 2063. 2064. 2065. 2066. 2067. 2068. 2069. 2070. 2071. 2072. 2073. 2074. 2075. 2076. 2077. 2078. 2079. 2080. 2081. 2082. 2083. 2084. 2085. 2086. 2087. 2088. 2089. 2090. 2091. 2092. 2093. 2094. 2095. 2096. 2097. 2098. 2099. 2100. 2101. 2102. 2103. 2104. 2105. 2106. 2107. 2108. 2109. 2110. 2111. 2112. 2113. 2114. 2115. 2116. 2117. 2118. 2119. 2120. 2121. 2122. 2123. 2124. 2125. 2126. 2127. 2128. 2129. 2130. 2131. 2132. 2133. 2134. 2135. 2136. 2137. 2138. 2139. 2140. 2141. 2142. 2143. 2144. 2145. 2146. 2147. 2148. 2149. 2150. 2151. 2152. 2153. 2154. 2155. 2156. 2157. 2158. 2159. 2160. 2161. 2162. 2163. 2164. 2165. 2166. 2167. 2168. 2169. 2170. 2171. 2172. JUNIOR HIPPOPULATION ANT AND SOCIAL CLUB—06% of the most frequent users of the evening event by the members of the evening event by the Mrs. Davis, 629, F.W.C. on the same day with Mrs. Brown of Oak, Cliff as a house, Mrs. Brown of St. John's, and Mrs. Brown of the old house. Mrs. Brown of the old house was the five tables of invaders. The first were five tables of invaders. Making this affect the largest and prettiest of the season. Next most Mr. Brown, 402, Calloway 402, Avant Street, Mrs. A. C. Chapman, reporter WILVER PLACE WIVES (1734-1805) was the only trained at the home of Mrs. J. A. Mitchellson on Meyers St. This being our social meeting the home was made on the 18th of the 19th century. Our guests of the evening were Mrs. Mrs. B. J. Shirley, Mrs. Dr. Kim Kina, Mrs. O. M. Stevenson and Mrs. H. H. Provost. Mr. W. Little, Miss. Novella, Stevenson and Loutze-Henderson played two pics selections, duett by Mrs. J. Miller and Mr. W. W. Kier. In an Art of the New York, Mr. W. W. Kier made encouraging remarks. Games were played and a delicious menu was given. Mrs. Green on Myers Street, Mrs. M. F. Butler, president DOROTHY ART CLUB was an entertained by Mrs. J.E. Jones Gray in 2005 Watt St. Mrs. Johnson of Galveston, Mrs. C. Haysman and Mr. J. J. Watt. After regular business an enjoyable luncheon was served by the house. Mrs. Wille Smith was his best time for the annual event. This is the social afternoon, a program under the direction of Mrs. M. M. Ford was carried out. Next evening with Mrs. Della Johnson, son of 2005 Watt. He had a delightful menu. MELOSE ART CLEW. — Mr Christian on Warren Ave. was tested to the club Tuesday evening, as the club will be held yesterday. Mr. Jennifer, who is a member of the rest of the ټول can with quotations. A delightful evening was given to needle work. Mr. Jennifer was a member of the club's esteeming remarks. A delicious menu was served. The club met May 11th with Mr. Jennie Grace on Dunbar Business, and the rest of the evening was spent plying the needles. Mr. Jennifer was so excited, and the club was very excited. Mr. Mealton was so excited, and the club was very excited. Mr. Mealton was so excited, and the club was very excited. Mr. Mealton was so excited with punch. The club was served with punch next meeting. May 25th with Mr. Mealton on Dunbar. The Nexcelair Astron's Club—Mr. Michael Clutton, the Mr. Jackson made for Thursday, May 25th, the club's social night. The social will was the home of Mr. Butler 1501. Mezers Street. THE RED ROSE ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL CLUB OF THE RIVER, Chas Coleman, 2111-1-7, Colmar, New York. Meeting was opened with president in Chair. Roll called and danced. Mr. Jennifer, the member of Mr. Mealton and the club, was in the group of Mr. Miller, Mr. Teessus McDary, Mr. E. Watson, Mr. Teessus McDary, Mr. E. Watson, Mr. Dehaffieell Jackson meeting will be held on May 25th. Rales 5111-1-2 Cedar lane. Miss Aziz Matthias entertained the club's housework. Mr. Carroll, Dancing and what I was played. Sandwiches and punch was soことの緒にいる。They are expreemed. The members are having an enjoyed the social. That Baby You've Longed For Mrs. Burton Advises Women on Motherhood and Companionship "For several years I was denied the blessing of motherhood," writes Mrs. Margaret Burton of Kansas City. "I was terribly nervous and subject to periods of terrible suffering and rites, and now I am the proud mother of a beautiful little daughter and a true companion and inspiration to my husband. I believe hundreds of other women would like to know the secret of my happiness, and I will gladly reveal it to any married women who will write me." Mrs. Burton offers her advice entirely without charge. She has nothing to sell, letters should be addressed to Mrs Margaret Burton 264 Massachusetts Kansas City Mo. Correspondence will be strictly confidential. A DIFFERENT AUTO-REST COMPANY "A. B. HOMER" A. H. B. HOMER Preparer CADILAC SERVICE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 FREE BARBECUE ROOSEVELT PLACE JUNE 18-19 This FREE PICNIC is being given by the Residents of Roosevelt Place for the enjoyment of all and the benefit of all Churches, Sunday Schools and other Worthy Benevolent Organizations. We want the people of Dallas to enjoy the beautiful Pecan Grove which has been dedicated by Murphy & Bolanz Co., as a Park for the people in Roosevelt Addition. We herefore extend to you the cordial hand of welcome, and say come on out and enjoy with us the good things we have. All Churches applying shall be allotted free space for a Stand on the ground for June 18 and 19 by seeing J. W. Lee at the Addition Office on the Kaufman Road: Church Stands will offer variety of refreshments such as Cake, Fish, Chicken, Pork or most anything good to eat. Come on out and help your Church, see our beautiful Park and have a good time generally. A LARGE TABLE HAS BEEN BUILT. A FINE WELL SUPPLIES WATER ON THE GROUND COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENT: Geo. Shirly, Dan Anderson, John Worlds, Robert Coats, Rev. A. A. Banks, J. W. Lee, General Manager For information about Addition, see or call our Agents: GEO. SHIRLEY, H. 0625, W. B. TURNER, E 0503, J. W. LEE, at Field Office or MR. ANDERSON at Camden, S. C. May 12—(A. N. P.) With no necessity for troops of any special precautions. K. M. Wooten, 45 year old white man, is being held in jail here for an attack on a ten-year-old girl. He is a married man with several children. BIRD McNEAL,CHANDLER OWEN TRIAL Chicago, Ill. May 29—(A. N. P.) Judge William N. Ommill, in the criminal branch of the local court this afternoon, before whom the cause of Joseph Bibb, Editor of the Whip, versus A. Philip Randolph, Editor of the Messenger Magazine and Chandler Owen, co-editor, was tried this week charging Owens and Randolph with conspiracy to criminal libel because of certain ar ATLANTA DEBATERS WIN FROM HOWARD The debating team, composed of warden, Sigbh. Eighn. Oakenb. William H. Willett, and the team of Howard University in the spring of 1915, debated the life, death, and won the debate by the negative of the condition. The debate, which was held on the negative of the condition, Reagan's decision to restrict institutions to institutions with a high degree of academic FR ROC MURPHY This FREE PICNIC is be Sunday Schools and an Grove which has been tend to you the cordia All Churches applying tion Office on the Kauf Church Stands will off and help your Church. A LARGE TABLE HAS COMMITTEE ON ARR eral Manager our A X 1281 STAND PRIVILEGE REMEMBER FREE BARBECUE AT 12 o'CLOCK PROMPTLY. GOOD M USIC, SPEECHES BY LEADING CITIZENS The Second Largest in Texas last year. A strong and experienced faculty, underclass class room equipment, instructional libraries, home-based computer lab, and a variety of academic programs. Dust practice school and classes in Primary Methods. The school is a well-established institution with a comprehensive examination at college for those who take the normal work. A. E. HOLLAND, Director - Worksite Falls, Texas. A. N. Wiley, Director - Professional, Texas. A. E. HOLLAND, Director - Professional, Texas. Course in Elementary, High School, Junior College, and Vocational. Course leads to the Junior College Diploma in Education Business-Practice, Mechanical Arts, Agriculture and Home Economics. Certificate extended and renewed. Reduced round trip trip rates. Certification Certificate - WHITE FOR INFORMATION. Certification Certificate - WHITE FOR INFORMATION. R. R. MOTON, Principal E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. DETAILS of Roosevelt Place for the enjoy- ment of Organizations. We want the Lanz Co., as a Park for the people who come on out and enjoy with us. AND PRIVILEGE for a Stand on the ground for j ER FREE BAY GOOD M USIC, SPEECHES such as Cake, Fish, Chicken, Po- lent have a good time generally. VELL SUPPLIES WATER ON Dan Anderson, John Worlds, H formation about Addition, see or Y, H. 0625, W. B. TURN Office or MR. ANDERSEN Y-BOLAR ESTABLISHED Louis and Ludwig Drums and Drum Mixes, Tape, Vegan Guitars, Band Gear, Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Repairing. 2, C. JUMING. PROP New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Diamond Paint and Wall Paper Company OF TEXAS WIDERLAND JOEBORN WALL PAPER, PAINT & LIND 1061 to 1067 Hous Avond, BALLAS, TX our samples UE ACE BEAUTIFUL 19 benefit of all Churches, enjoy the beautiful Pecan tion. We herefore ex- have. ing J. W. Lee at the Addi- NS good to eat. Come on out A. Banks, J. W. Lee, Gen- W. LEE, D., Field and Commerce SOCIAL & PERSONAL PRINCIPAL RHOADS ISSUES STATEMENT SHOWING STANDING OF HIGH SEVENTH GRADE PUPILS IN SPECIAL TESTS Darrell Pupils Score High The best ten pupils irrespective table high school work. The principal of the school were announced in the final of that school. Professor Wm. following order beginning with the Jackson, his announced that doubt one making the highest score: full cases or pupils who barely get Thomas Randall Darrell; Ella Mae Williams, Darrell; Ethel Mae Matthews, Darrell; Catherine Jackson, Darrell; Howard M. Daniels, Pacific Avenue; Allan W. Banks Jr., Wheatley; Laura A. Calloway, Darrell Mary Louise Smith Darrell On Monday of this week a friend of the Booker Washington High School visited the building and left more than 20 books and 20 or more reproductions of famous paintings. "He or she came unannounced, and left without being seen. Among the collection are: Colleges, Course, in 12 volumes, (this set is contrastively new, one Webster's un A SPLIT PENNY EVEN where, natural gas costs $1.60 per thousand cubic feet, and cook- ing a good breakfast for six hungry people may require almost a cense worth, other fuels run up to 3 ½ cents. The Dallas rate, splits the penny still smaller. FOR DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL HEAT FOR POWER FUEL FOR INDUSTRY Mrs Victoria B. Harries of 214 and her wife, who has just arrived from Denton County, leaves for Bishop Cullen College July 7 to continue her studies. Mrs. culled of Tolleson, Texas, she gave her name to the Tolleson County school she has provided to the home here. She is very much in love with her husband, who is connected with many of the people she has hired. Mrs. culled of Texas, in the Council of the Parish, Dallas, Texas, is the Council of the Parish, Dallas, Texas. Mrs. culled is of a Mrs. Addie Hunt and Mrs. Blythe Mrs. Hunt, and Mrs. Blythe Alba, and from three to five a few days before returning to Mrs. T. Grimes, J. Willis, Catherine J. Jackson and H. W. Dalley. Mrs. culled last week in the house of her daughter in the house of her daughter in the house of her daughter Mrs. J. L. Pillows a student of home Bryan, Texas was a placer mother. Mrs. culled from Wilt- ley a many consisting of Mr. Blythe a brightflower of Fort Worth mortuary Nacodistcreate serum at Willey Col- lege. From Wiltley a many consisting of Mrs. Blythe Mr. D. W. Coleman and Mr. C. motored to Wav. Sunday to visit his mother, reported a please and trp. At her home 24th Allen Street, Mrs. L. E. Coleman, entertained the model of the big Time TVs with a breakfast Tuesday from 4 until 7:30 a. m. The home was beautifully decorated. Cover-were laid for twenty-two, an elaborate menu was served. Beverages were served according to the season. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. A. B. Butler, Miss. E. L. Lewis, Mrs. C. J. Hightower of Fort Worth, Miss. Fary Earceine Adams was a house guest. The time was applied with cards and dancing. The morning was enjoyed by all present. Today must borrow nothing of According to a statement issued by the Washington High School Board, the high school pupil who entered the high school in February, Darrell Pike, made the statement under consideration all the conditions that the school ratified. If the pupil was least the tests indicate the appraisal as well as in the grade and attendance of our pupils. If the pupil was as well as in the grade and attendance of our pupils, the schools were appraised as follows Thomas Ireland Ninth Ward, Gladys A. Thompson Ninth Ward, Gladys A. Thompson Ninth Ward, Howard M. Daniels Ninth Ward. 609 South, Crowdsail St. in upfir- dment of a nail wound in her foot. Prof. M. A. Oliver, president of National Grand Union of Colored Americans, died in her home having been in several North Texas counties. Mr. Jack Johnson spent the past week at M. O. Sloanham barns he was one of the city for a few days whil- lary to the St. John Quartet Ame- nion, at Hound Rock, Texas, Mar. 16. Mrs. C. I. Garrell, 4499 Columbia retrieved records for the ordeal of the her brother, Ned Smith, who spent her vacation in Mar. Rav. P. H. Davis went to Forney. Mildred Waite, 29th Trinidadian, a teacher of Torrell High Personnel Institute, Jamaica, and the Western States, including the Western States, "Love fears no danger." Mrs. Maud Mills 1747 Allen St. will leave the city Saturday for Wichita Falls and will return in July. Mr. T. J. Updack of Port Worth and a trustee of National Strand Union of Colored Lahore was in the city on business Monday. Mrs. J. A. Austin, 1914 Allen St. has returned to the city, having visited her mother in Hempstead Texas and attended the commencement exercises at Pratle View Normal and State Institute, winning her twin sisters' recesses their B.B. bunnies from the scientific department with the degrees of R.S. Mrs. P. T. Simmons, 1801 State street after having her home recommended into a modern, six room bungalow. It is preparing to leave the city for Chicago, Ill. and will be the guest of Mrs. R. Barker, 230 Calmnet, aynne. Mrs. Morris. 2700 Trinidad, Miss Odessa, Risead, 1804 Allen St. are on the sleek list. Mr. J. C. Thomas of Sogun in Verzile, and Allan A. Hanks, Mr. Wm. Wright, 250 Thompson Street. A clear mouth and an honest hand will take a man through any land. God's will goes slowly, but it grinds fine. UES STATEMENT SHOW- HIGH SEVENTH GRADE SPECIAL TESTS Is Score High table high school work. The prin- tiple, Mr. Jackson, has announced that du- bler will be in their high school work will not be grounded in the high school curriculum and without doubt a better scholarship and better chance to be in host that his maintained highered dictionary, 2 volumes of "World Great Events," 2 volumes of "Induced Atlas of the World" one volume of "The United States"; 133 News of Oxford 200 Views of London; 8avo Promotion of The Fine Arts; 3avo piece of The World Art. The gift is a very valuable door, and will pretty much the library. The marriage of Theodore Webb, Peter and Mrs Judi Bortha, daughter of William Bortha, married Wednesday evening, May 16, 2014, at the Church of St. Chancery officiated the ceremony was performed on the altar, which was decorated the altar, which was decorated with bouquets of roses and other flowers included in the ceremony. Prior to the ceremony, Miss Juliette Robertson sang "Beguine" and accompanied Mrs. Panny Gibson played softly. The wedding march from Mendel Bride Given In Marriage The bride, who was given in marriage by Herbert Tale, wore a gown of white georgette. Her veil of white tulle, made cap effect, was bough with a long, astringent blossoms. Her slippers were of whose effect, was caught with a band of orange blossoms. Her slippers were of white kid. Mrs. Irma Gaston Shaw was maroon of home of the bride, a dress of great beaded georgette. The beride moids were Misses Genevieve Thompson. Mildred Burns, sister of the bride, was the son of Genevieve Brown. They were dresses made in the people and carried the bougui. Johnny Phelps attended as best man. The groommen were Is. Edwin McIntyre, Walter Washington, G. Wemell, and G. Glent. Little Dorothy Brown and Vian Henderson were flower girls. They wore dresses of risfied orgasid, trimmed in an in-sibbon. They carried heats of rose petals. A. J. Penderman was the ring bearer. He wore a suit of white satin and carried the ring on a white satin pillow. The ushers were Lewis Cook, Clarence Webster, brother of the groom, Henry Penderman. Kim, and William, island. The reception was held at 2315 Washington Avenue Washington Avenue and near at 911 Washington Avenue. My and Amy Theodore Webster, the owners of the many beautiful presents received their marriage. **AIDA MORRIS to GREAT RECITAL:** At the regular meeting of the Aida Choral. Clock hourly, plan a special recital for the City Hall Auditorium, or a special recital for the City Hall Auditorium. stores are having put forth to make stores more accessible to the public. The club has filled a number of engagements during the summer, including the club and music lovers' of both. Many heroes will be featured. The latest popular attractions are theater, music, and dining. CARD OF THANKS We thank our friends for kindness shown during the death of our friend, the Rev. GRIFFAN. LEA TRAINING A lesson we know shows the strength of May has passed away, a lesson we think, of you so often, dear no eye can see. May is a land where others are naive, there are fools, daring people, but knows the sorrow that lies beneath them. Father, ISHAI STATON. Mother, ELIZABETH STATON LADIES READING CIRCLE The Circle met for its last time this Club year at the residence of Mrs. J. C. Fraser on Wednesday May 27th. The President, Mrs. A.B. Day in a most able manner delivered her annual address. The members were graciously remembered for their hearty cooperation in the mixing of President Day's admin. The reports of the Financial Secretary, Miss Eva Weems and Treasurer, Mrs. M. M. Hallum were splendid examples of accuracy and fullness to duty. Mrs. J. C. Fraser representing the Executive Committee recommended the completion of the present year's course of Study for the next Club year. According were extended. Free. dent Emeritus Mrs. P. Chaste-Harrie for her faithfulness and contribution to the Circle. The Club's City was repeated after exchanging good wishes for the class advanced for the sum Nire. Lillian Tucker-Lewis, Report WHEATLEY SCHOOL NOTES The Book Laws Club hold its last book review hour for this term. At check on the book cards of those giving tickets, during the club session, above the number of club reads by each member as follo THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 D. Dorothy Jones and Helen Cleaver, four books each. Dorsey Jones, and Terry Kowal, Jr. K. Bow, Gill, Charlene-Lester Brown, Michael Thomas, Eve Mary Wilson, Tyler Whippon, Eve Jonathan Brown, Helena Tolson Jonathan Brown, Helena Tolson William, Walters, Murray, Harry Craig, Rosa Viral, Angus, Angus, Caitlin books each Taylor, Will, Walters, Nathaniel, Taylor, Will, Walters, Nathaniel, Taylor, Alen, Thomas, Edgar Maggie, Maggie, Marsha Brown, Alexandra, Alexandra, Alexandra, Maria, William, William, Lonnie Maria, William, Lonnie Indade, Heywood, Heywood, Deborah Mary, Mary, Deborah, Christina, Christina, one book the smallest number, unfragrant books are the beginning of the journey of the future. The purpose of the book is to provide a will continue the good work that prepares for that which is best- prepared for that which is best- ELM TRICKET-NEWS BELLS CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH—BOOKER WASHINGTON We engaged a splendid program wondered in our local Y. P. U. and Sunday School Congress. May 15-21, 1926. Rumakera of Nights, Nev. J. R. Brown, Nev. T. H. 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SAFETY LOAN COMPANY 2535 Elm Street Phone Y.2526 JARVIS CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE To Those Whom it May Concern: Hawkins Texas May 31, 1924. The management at Jasper College at Hawkins College led to a summer school at Jasper College Institute for the summer of the year. The announcement was made through the Colorado State University. The announcement was made to date for entrance to, among others, Prof. J. M. Johnson of Fort Worth and laying of the new $20,000 dormitory on Wednesday May 26 and Friday May 27. A campaign to put Jasper in the education and this campaign will be most successful at the school. The education and this campaign will be most successful at the school. The education and this campaign will be most successful at the school will be conducted this summer. We thank those who have supported us in our efforts to build this school. Sincecev. To Those Whom it May Concern: Hawkline, Texas, May 31, 1926. The management at Jarvis Christian-Institute had definitely decided to conduct a summer school at Jarvis Christian Institute for the summer of 1926. The announcement was made through the colored and newspapers of the state and many applications have been received to date for entrance to name. Prof. L. M. Johnson of Fort Worth Texas had been submitted to the school at the多年-time laying of the new 150,000 girl's dormitory on Wednesday, May 26 and every happy situation was possible. Citizens of means who are not to be campaign to put Jarvis in the school education and this campaign will be formally taking place in the State Christian Church on Wednesday, evening June 26. The school will be held on the 20th of June 2017, the first in the year of the drive over and therefore pre-clude the opening of the summer school. No school will be conducted this summer. We thank those who have supported us in our efforts to build up a good school. Bincerely. L. M. Johnson, Conductor J. N. 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When circumstance should become nationwide, despite only a "half" it is For the first time since the last "100" Texas will position itself as a leader in America and render itself a purely rightful state policy. The peculiar twist which the last governor, George W. Bush, has faced is a vast disappointment and it inflicts a possibility that in some cases the present governor and police officers all over the land except in the right to primariy. In fact the right to primariy have already been established. It appears likely that it may have, through its "direttive" and er, selected a ticket and made it public. The campaign. The president, the future expansion of Neighborhood district in desirable Geraniums can do no. It is of very vital interest to every citizen of the state, and to the method which will be to the method which he will pursue, the coming city; county and state primary service, the state and the state of the United States will be chosen; all of the is-evidenced by a letter for sent out under the signature of the State Council, and the known politician of Galveston County, says he is "there are those that have been their members." There are those that have been the people who have been the people who are the most prominent in America has been the middle of the race in the matter of housing. More than passing attention should be given to the part which he has been to the state, the need for the data to be given to the state should be given to the city. It is to have shown a full-time step by Tohlert. It should be speedily forthcoming. KEHION AT THE RESQUIT CENTENIAL The first time the state has been the middle of the race in the matter of housing. More than passing attention should be given to the part which he has been to the state, the need for the data to be given to the city. It is to have shown a full-time step by Tohlert. It should be speedily forthcoming. KEHION AT THE RESQUIT CENTENIAL The first time the state has been the middle of the race in the matter of housing. More than passing attention should be given to the part which he has been to the state, the need for the data to be given to the city. It is to have shown a full-time step by Tohlert. It should be speedily forthcoming. KEHION AT THE RESQUIT CENTENIAL Accomplishments under our system of government will be best assured by regularity. The party leaders in the state are anxious for a large vote in the coming statewide primary to be held next July. This is the first primary of its kind to be held by the Party under the election laws of Texas, because of the party's having cast 100,000 votes for the last candidate for governor. preparatory to the which to check a method will which to check the progress of Negroes in acquiring desirable property. and that without any active opposition of Negroes as such until comparatively few years ago, why can it not be true that in time, constantly seeking a way out, that Negroes will arrive at the place at completely conquering it? At least, the effort is well worth In this primary, beckie candidate states for state and district offices in the state. She now faces a vote to continue for the right to vote on a county shall-keep ballot. She and fight it out along this line, a member of your county. Republ usual interest in the question of the role of a standard question is to specialize in the party, regularity¹, production of Negro places and the first life in Teh. see The plight of the Normans in reading of Negra literature. That you make it in 18k. Texas as far as their state policy. There is reason for. complete evidence of a whole of a writer's life as a whole. a whale of a writer's life. MEMBER NATIONAL REPUBLIC PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday-Morning in the Year at 2:600-Swiss Avenue. Issued at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class matter, under Act of Congress, March 1879. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $0.23 1 Months 1.23 3 Months 7.23 Single Copy 0.23 Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. ZIM Company, 605 South Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. W. B. ZIM Company, 404 Mortor Bldg. 140 East Mason St. W. B. ZIM Company, W. W. Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publishers. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never been posted the white feather, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow starch. It is not affiliated with the financial month. It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservative, newspaper, which turns no split to catch the passing breaches; it is no doubt that it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justice occurs all the temporary occupied by the human men. This is a new, high ground, but we live on it and are promoting. Hoya of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. R. KING. TEXAS G. O. P. FUTS OUT FUL STATE HOCKET For the first time since the late "60s," Texas politics will see a full Republican ticket in the field of state politics. The president-elect, Donald Trump, sent a national campaign took when George Butto was the candidate against the present governor. The president-elect gave the party the right to primaries. In fact made them necessary. The party selected a ticket and made it official. The Express has always contended that the duty of Negro violets—all of their heroes were men and men—is the duty of theடைing of the women. All of their heroes were men and women in Texas was clear and plain. In the case of white men, they have been the result of no other. They have been the result of the same. The barbers—the barbers of the same time—are the same. The barbers are the same. It is the fact that they are Kevryally true that the knowledge of the person, if for no other reason, that that they cannot be any thing—else in Texas. That they have been unfortunate in mal-profit—has been so on the point of making the barbers on the same way. This must not continue to be when it is realized that they have been so if in future time, there is to be the sort of pride of race which campaign to again make their most "assistant" of the record of the strength known to the party counns—it is the fact that the party country will be the party country. It may happen that the person is the place of power from which they feel. What of that if their partisanship is the place of power from which they feel. What of that if their partisanship is the place of power from which they feel. The barbers are the most of the counties in the country and have been the most of the country. It is always a conscious effort in the South, it will hardly happen; as some hope, right as citizens interested in the that Negro history will be taught choice of their governing, affixing the school of an anxiou, that will help with the line of thought of groups like the Kevryally band can be The Supreme Court of the land has refused to reverse the decision of the lower court in the Washington, segregation... cases where the white-owners had made an attempt to segregate Negroes by the writing in of agreements in titles not to sell to any persons of African extraction. The right of property owners to do this was upheld by the lower court and the Supreme Court failed to fee that it had any jurisdiction in the matter since it proposed to see no place at which the Constitutional rights of Negroes had been abridged. In the high of the nation wide WHY NOT CLUB STUDY OF NEGRO HISTORY? A DALLAS BOY TO GO TO EUROPE The Board of Education has seen it to allow all of the childREN of the Negro schools of Dallas to attend the Old Boys Conference which isdelegated to the Internationals Older Boys Conference which it Chuckle Column Wooded marry that girl— Troung Maunt Take this Advised! Get on speaking terms Boy, I am a game of Bromance him in a game of Greet you, Greet him in his Pervious manners, see that No matter what it costs me No matter what it costs me He gets all the Cigars he Has burns him. If you He gets all the Cigars he Has burns him. If you He gets all the Cigars he Has burns him. If you Take him out for a game First, if he makes the First, he has to play That you make it to 12. That you make it to 12. Coushall box of candy Coushall box of candy Take him out for a game First, if he makes the First, he has to play That you make it to 12. That you make it to 12. A whale of a player THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1926 Radio Topics an environment you can experience. That is, it is more probable that an event will take place in the center of the city, a concert or a lecture in London, a museum or a museum in Paris, or a tyranny would be present in some headphones and loudspeakers of other nations in things like a concert, a museum, such a great difference. (2) A. better and more sympathetic understanding between the strengths of the magnets. Q—V. E. F. asks: "Van a & vol/storage A battery be used as an automobile starting battery and vio ```markdown ``` Rev. A. L. Scott in Southwestern Christian Advocate This twentieth century age, let us remember, abounds with opportunities as never did the age before it. It is the weak man only who is crushed by obstacles; the strong man is served and braced by every opposition that seeks to bar his road. Do my mind, the first reply, we can make to race prejudices in UNEFT.NMM—honest high-class service. No prejudice to the world can keep a race from demonstrating its value in the economy of God's household. Just as man's moose effective advice to improve life to give it down by his worth, even so it raises unjustly condemned has this ap- man history as malevolits control bation to man's steady advance and Amedal and valuable can. Opportunities for solid use fulness abound for us as for any body else: prejudice must spoil us to exertion not fault us not a morbid habit of rebellion and som- piast. Telephoning To Europe Ry R. M. SHERILL (Radio Engineer) THIS frequent news reports of the successful radio-telephone testa between this continent and Europe, have brought the thrill of accomplishment to our hearts. And they have caused considerable speculation as to what effect the co- nition will have on our business and development of such communication will have on our business According to Roger W. Babson, who is a recognized authority on the prevailing tendencies of business conditions, this latest advancement in transatlantic communication will bring about a development in foreign markets which no business man can afford to ignore. Quoting from the Babson report: "In the near future the American Telephone and Telegraph Company may be able to announce the opening of telephone service with England." This means that soon you may be able to hit in your home and, with your ordinary telephone instrument, get connection with any telephone. In England, this will be accomplished by the combined use of wire and wireless telephony. It is the biggest step in transatlantic communication since Cyprus W. Field laid the first telegraph cable. "The big idea, however, is not that the telephone will be the telephone which will connect the world. It is a rapid progress of international radio broadcasting, which will now have of being able to talk in, with, and among friends of Paris, Berlin, or turkey. Buenos Aires will be able to any radio audience. The interest in American will be ever greater than the interest abroad already more generous." — Cities Three, Benefit. "Three things are going to happen." "Popular education for mankind." "A better and more sympathetic image of people in various countries will gradually develop." "The international development." "This third development will cut the creased competition for home entertainment while at heart, will be difficult on the radio, the motion picture, radio will carry." "Flutter his ear once if. Tell him it won't snarl anymore. Silk though it shakes the ears while at heart, will be difficult on the radio, the motion picture, radio will carry." "With him or mine of falling *The World Court is where the international court matches matchups between the two countries. Italy is the maiden name of a famous tennis player, Serena light, right, Wimbledon. Keep telling him how you Admire his brilliance and brave. And chest swelling with pride. Well, let's see what the papers got for us—Hore's one. Messachado's former has a duck that barks him a dog. And he's crowning about it. See where a scientist claims the "world never began and never will end." It has, it didn't begin, how much it has been. Everything that's started must have no end and everything that ends must have a start and—and—oh, h—if! Who started this argument anyhow? What he's in the package of "Taste," Ressens? They're thinking of classifying Cosmetics under the Pure Food Act. Maybe, that's because so many stren�goers spend their lunch hour "making up" one-at-one logistics with their sandwiches? Berlin scientist has discovered that as an talk over the telephone. Cigarettes have a couple of "ants" who get more for their nickels than anyone we know. Summer Fashion Hunt for Men: Trust in a bell BUT we are coupon! FAMOUS LANT LISKS "Calm yourself, Dad, via take the Gold for a Walk." (Copyright, 1924 by The Bonnet-Down Corporation, Chicago) --- Justice, even against curatives, ranks perhaps next in importance. We must first set his own house in order. The report of common guilt, trust, and injustice, so much as防他 to be in his own house, is the best of the argument. I have as a judge that he has got some foundation, he it never-ever-abject. We once said that justice requires us to examine curatives to examine injustice, to examine curatives to examine justice, and adding fuel to justice. No race of course is free from the need to be a member of the society. The very strive to rid himself of those who are not sufficiently educated to suit their requirements to society so must the world be made more justly comprehensible. The world is currently in the process of remaking them. The very nature of the world and economy of man in the mass and economy of man in the general table that very much depends on the individuality of man in the general responsibility for all the others. abroad and intimate knowledge of the world will belong to the preo- opportunity will belong to the preo- develop it. Clients should should begin now to lay their plans. The time is fast approaching when national barriers to trade will greatly diminish. No one can afford to ignore such a development in foreign markets as radio will soon bring about. The second happening predicted in the foregoing report—A better-standing more sympathetic understanding of the market of people in the various countries will be the greatest benefit to mankind in general. This development, which will result in the discrediting of much propaganda, and the following following: a sincere international good will, may in the move any necessarily for a League of Nations, a World Court, or other peace, promoting agencies. (Copyright 1984, by The Bonnet-Drown Corporation, Chicago.) Radio Questions And Answers (My sherrit will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Write him in 'care of this paper.) Q. — Q.N.P. says: “The water level in the middle cell of my 6 volt storage A battery is always lower than in the other two cells. In this because the solution in that cell incorporates faster than in the other.” Ana.—This is because the direct current from the all-battery-passage through the binding about the result of the moment of the moment magnet in the phone. When the current is flowing in the propeller direction it increases the strength of the eccentric moment when the connections are reversed the current flows backwards through the windings and decreases the strength of the moment. Q.AV. E. P. ask; Van a f. volt starage A battery be used as an automobile starting battery and vico- Ana. A. F. volt-automobile battery may be used as an a battery, but the ordinary A battery cannot be based on the automobile. The auto-to battery is built to give a heavy current for a short time, while the A battery is designed to give a light current for a long period. Meandering with Marjorie MEANDERING. WITH MAJORIE By MARJORIE ADAMS I Wander quite a little And I pick up white bit About the things you may pass by Not notice, or emit. It's fun just to meander. And you'll learn there's more to it. If—on this pleasant day in June, I walk you read and sit. Do You Know That? 1. 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The 29th annual session of the Union Baptist Association was met with Lily Dale, First Baptist church, 2537 Perry Ave., closed or Sunday, May 23rd after a most行程long and most successful event held in the history of the Association. Rev. J. W. Coleman was re-elected, the most senior Mr. J. M. Mason, was re-elected, the most of the Women Auxiliary Act. Atty Walter M. Farmer, 184 W Washington St. in company with Mrs. Farmer will attend the grand-一声 at Jefferson City, Mo., before which M. Jane, Jr., Attorney Farmer will deliver the bar-nurturing a garment attending and Mrs. Farmer will visit St. Lewis Columbus and Kansas City. Mo. while away. The Juvenile Department of A. K. and D. of A. of Chicago and jurisdiction of which Mrs. Henry D. in state grand mother were will-hold their second-anniversary exercise this day after noon. May 29th at Commodolib Comunipity Church of which Rev. J. K. Harvey is pastor and who will deliver the anniversary address to the children. SUGGESTS PROGRAM FOR NEGRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Dalton, kansas May 19, 1926 Editor, Dallas Express, Dear Editor: In the Express, May 19, 1926 the 2nd entitled *Dalton Dallas Anbieter Map Forward*, which attached an attitude of the Negro collective in greatness was timely and appropriate. The Negro collective should be an independent central organism in the city and community endeavors of civic and community endeavors. We have the nucleus of such an organization, the *Nero Chamber* (little injection of the "Dalton programs, at first simple and with a little increase," Dalton expresses, "Dalton, and eventually of By Leonard Massenburge New York—Louis Maisel, 15, has lived in thirty different furnished rooms since last January. A search by police revealed more than twenty pawn tickets from lost of his alleged robberies of the rooms. Bano, Me.—Because she had loved her breeder, Janette Hiddell, 12, went to the cemetery, where his body is buried and spent the entire night. The child was found the following morning by searching parties. Philadelphia, Pa.—After being blamed and annotated with oil and prayed over by Fred F. Bewworth, an evangelist, Charles Kindly declared that he was able to hear himself talk and sing for the first The Road To Better Health By Do, Arther L. Pierer..... (11) About a month ago...cried The net result of an attack on me was that I was wounded. I used medicine but the "fault of that attack" was without me. I was without money and I was on the run. Tell me what can be done on me. In the manner we speak, insomnia and how to get rid of it. (2). What causes chronic apendicitis and how long may it last? How to cure it? (3) Which is the best medicine for nervousness? (4) Although I am a youth of 17, I have a weak heart, and after working or eating, I have a pain near the heart. How strength en the heart? than those referred to as a vegetative (43) in cold weather I must put those referred to as a fruit (44) in a fruit tree, something Commission of Fruits Produce, like everything can on the list What are the symptoms or causes in 95 per cent the belatee he appends (antis and chronite) What are the symptoms or causes in 95 per cent the belatee he appends (antis and chronite) the nutritive material, added little fruit. "First of all, let me say that I bet you the proportion of nutritive material in the juice is a few percent. If you give a few more nutrients to the nutritive material, you have just that much more sailing the addition of sugar in their juice. And here gure for better or worse, the sugar in their juice is a little more nutritive." **position:** in the mouth **1)** Inasmuth is mostly a haib. As a general proposition, fruits are to bed and go up, shop, sleep, eat, drink, and their own protein content is so low to be sleepy, when you lie down. Culinary practically means that the protein content is so low that the air is as cold as the air is in the carboxylic acid ester. Milkmen choose fruits for exercise. (4) How do you know you have sample dried fruits, like prunes, a weak health? Did any competent chef in town use milkmen's fruit, such as in fruit, calcium and plum, who really have a weak heart? The flavor of fruits is in idea to be used just one of the symptoms. (5) their sugar acids, and the "after" of your nemesate stale. "kill" they taste; it contains it—that is, why do you think there's a difference? The "after" of your nemesate stale is the process which makes you the fruit most likely just another of your "flavor" and "extinct" with which many bad habits. "God could have made, but God never did make, a better food than fruit!" time in seventy years Philadelphia, Pa.—Furnishing a supposedly unbounded revolver against him, but that it contained a small amount of bullets, 31 years old, accidentally shot his home. The bullets on the porch of his home. Granich, N. J.—Miss Eileen Newcombe was presented with a gold medal for attending Sunday School for life without being absent or tardy. Machacken, N. J.—High school authorities are doing all in to get him out, 16, not the slightest that put him in danger. TEXAS TOWNS TEMPLE — Mr. Allen Merritt, Mrs. Sallie Gilbert and a seven months old-baby of Mr. and Mrs.dotch and his son-in-law, Mr. M. H. and Mr. Mr. Merritt was shipped to Clay Station, Mrs. Gilbert to Austin, and the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford was buried in the local cemetery. Mr. Merritt was the father of Mrs. Etta Hill. Mademan, Mrs. Gilbert, who is the mother of the son-in-law, Hall. All are employed by a host of relatives and friends. The school closing exercise of Dunbar high school were all a success during the past week. Miss Laurs Tyler took first place in the Papillary contest of the senior girls. Miss Wyrth was the first place in the Princess contest under the auspices of the local Knights of Pythias. Her opponents were Miss Mattle Scott, who raised $26.50, $25.50 and $24.50. Miss Hannah Williams $47.70; Miss Odessa Burgers $44.45; Miss Wells $222.02. This envy was a test of the Grandي de l'oeilage to the three men, a free trip to the Grandi Lodge which convened in Galveston June 5th, including all expenses. Miss Burgess will go as maid of the Princess, every thing furnished. Miss Williams will be given the trip to the charge and Miss Brown is 10.00 in money. A good amount of the trip is given. and led by: Little Purseman, Somerset and his band. He was known to him in his quest for few weeks, when he was sent to the West School of Somerset to attend the first day of school. this writing Mrs. P. R. Johnson of Paris, accompanied by his C. dey of theodore Krauss, who taught in Nibao the past term under the guidance of Sunday's and Mrs. C. C. Rambon principal, and teacher in the city school Mrs. Questions and Answers N. W. D. Writer: (1) About a month ago I could not sleep last night although I was held off, used medicine but without much relief. I am weak and run down. Tell me what causes incoming and how-to get-rid of it. (2) What causes chronic age pseudocities and how long may it last? How to urea it? (3) Which is the best medicine for nervousness? (4) What I am a youth of 17, I have a weak heart, and after working or eating, I have a pain near the heart. How strength, end of life, is the good. (5) I could weather I must spit very frequently, without coughing. I think there's something wrong there? (6) What are the symptoms of appendicitis (auts and chronitis)? First of all, let me say that I think you are a confirmed neuroscientist. If you've a few more questions to think about, you'll have just that much more� sting you. But here goes for better or for worse. (1) Dominic is mostly a habit. Go to a health and go to sleep. Don't think to yourself that you can't sleep when you'll do down. Cultivation of a healthy mind is the sure- (7) To follow one or more weeks attacks. It lasts indefinitely. Survival removal is the only certain cure. (8) No drug is any good. For perks. (4) How do you know you have weak interest? Did any come to your doctor's address? Did any come to your family? Have a weak heart or a weak heart are the same things. You know you are a good one of the symptoms of your neurotic state. (5) You are very good for your life; something wrong? Your spitting is most likely just another of your most likely. (6) Pain in the lower right side of abdomen, rapid pulse, fever, ten~ness, and a few other symptoms of acute appendicitis. Constipation, tenderness over the appendicitis system. (7) You are rather so a desperate that you are not to be so at the cost of your life. Only a careful examination with a new, new and doctor at once. (8) I am a good doctor at once. I am so good to tell him my guess is the latter. Clear As Clay Mrs. R. E. W. writes: Last sum of the data I have found, I believe, because my father, I think, did not do my hair, which came out a lot. I am so good. Then I plastered on� surphur and lard, which seemed to Re- Soon a rash started on my abdomen and extended to the shoulder. I was a little more like him when I got a pin, mick, it was clumsy red, blurred and roched, and was sore. I was a little more like him and lard. It has now returned both and I have had another kind of .scream on a hand, mat- tering multiple pins, the same way I was a great person (round evabro- ary and under hair on forehead). I am a little more like him and I don't know what you'd like to do. I'd see any diet or medicine I could try? Heply In trying to make your trouble clear by a lengthy description of how I have been to the point of know whether you have a river or to know. I should be a fortune teller to say what your trouble is, grand son. Now here what you do, I can't do. I am so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so (Copyright 1916, by The Rose- Hill Brown Corporation, Chiche- ton, N.J.) Sampson is the daughter of Mrs. Sampson in the city landlord guest of her parents and Albert Tague, 90, of Bronxville, New York. Sampson is a Vulnerable Tender Nurse for the United States Army. She is a full- day night at Navanta, on account of her military service. ROB. RID. BLD. HE was 210 years Mrs. G. L. R. R. Bell, Prof. and Mrs. Mrs. G. L. R. Bell, Prof. and Mrs. Rev. T. E. S. Boone, Dr. G. Na- niel, Dr. J. W. Willow, Dr. Ackley, Dr. J. W. Willow, Dr. Ackley, Braunwood, receiving a splendid Congratulations. Ticket of Thanks Ticket of Thanks I wish to thank my friends for their support, especially recently in the Triangle Contest. ```markdown ``` Joing away Luggage Better Languages at Much Lower Price. Come in and be contacted. A tremendous stock of new and upgraded languages are available. Trunks~Bags~Dress-Suit Cases SUIT CASES—Our Special Price Good construction. $1.88 value, brushed lock drawbelt. Catchon, Cowhide Stripe—$3.00 Four inside straps. DALLAS LARGEST PAWNBROOKERS REMEMBER 2312 ALM LOW LOOK FOR THE THE NAME NUMBER Texas Towns CLEVERNS—This banquet almost Monday, night at the bohemian auditorium by the first Baptist church, honoring Rev. J. W. Hawkins was a grand affair, the most popular. Bowling is the first place, j.v. Williams and other out of town visitors. A new watch is set at the bohemian auditorium, which was the first hospital church to be Mr. and Mr. W. Hawkins, many other giles were given by friends, a paper, and a book by the Little H�ock with his saul. Messrs. U. C. Hothson and Arthur Davis are the graduates of bookings. When the school was built in the 19th century, the�alculate common Sunday, May 29 at the school at 2:30 notch of graduating exercise. Mother night, May 21, at school, a auditorium. Many Alvarado people attended services at the first Baptist church. Rev. J. W. Hawkins, the first莺歌的 Rev. J. W. Watt, Miss Gretola Feidou, Rev. J. W. Haff preached for Rev. J. S. Williams and members, of the C. M. E. church Sunday night. Mrs. L. T. Wallace visited relatives at Calvert, Rev. Harris of Tulsa, Ohio, enroute to Bilsbes was the guest of Mrs. Guy Gay and Mrs. Comans Sunday. Mrs. Morgie Childress died onday and was buried Friday. Funeral attended at the Church of God in Christ's church. Rev. Williams officiated. Bakers Undertaker had charge of the funeral. Wardrabe Trunks $24.75 Hard fiber covered, heavy cretonne lining with extra shoe and hat box and locking device. A $15.50 value. HAT BOXES Special-Heavy construction, cretonne lining. Best value in town. LAST SALE leather hand Hands. Double handles, leather Hood. $12.50 and $15.00 values. $7.75 BOSTON BAGS Real Cowhide Leather Well made. Special..... $1.35 SUIT CASES week Rev. A. A. Burley was in the city's Naturaly shaking hands with his old friends. Miss Noama Clark and Little Doris H. Clark were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie King. MIMAS Jewel Jackson spent a few days in Denison last week. The Ladonsia Panthers defeated the Greenville All Business Sunday, scores by a fair or of the Panthers. Watch for the date of the Musical also a play to be played by the home talent entitled the "Winning Widow". I ON GVIEW—Cord of Thanks—We thank our many friends for the kindness during illness during the illness and death of our son and uncle, Allen Curr. Signed: Vianne Carr. Mother: Johnnie Kingbrew, Nana honorary memorial After New York City moved to Washington, Longfellow moved to Washington in the world war and was given a hospital. He was brought to Longfellow under the U.S. flag, and attended Church, May 12nd, Some of the luggage RAIN PRICES More Prices. Come in and be con- new and predecembed luggage relation. 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Church of the old night was the two faithful servant of God 16:40, where my morning for Lampass. The All Star's last club played two games last week with Drady and both were held on the 10th of the year. The Parachute was held at the 14th of the year, and 14-7 and 4-9 with I'reckenridge Jus Haze was operated on Friday night. Mrs. Irene Hicks was op-ed on the 10th of the year. Mr. Elmford, Both are doing infleely. The Cheese is reported some better. The All Star-base hall sub-crossed bats are the same type of the Parachute. The Parachute is 18-in-30 in favor of the State's Mr. Jamele Clipsman was operated on Monday 24th and is doing nearly the same time. Mrs. Alexander of San Angelo, Rev. R. J. Alexander of San Angelo, Ann Thurman from Houston, James Robinson, San Angelo, from the bed side of his daughter's house. The parachute was served yesterday. Rev. J. M. McBullin and party passed through the city Monday on route home from Convent, South of Los Angeles, 10th of Laudnite, of Los Angeles, Dill Ralston, M. Fulium of West Texas, Smilty Smith of Fort Worth, Mrs. Tommy the Fortune Maker, Mrs. ELECTRA— Rev. G. W. Carrry, presiding older of the A. M. Church held his District Vice Entrance last week. The conference was well attended. Rev. M. H. Harston and wife had things well ar The Family Next Door GOOD NIGHT!-THIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY YOUR MOM AND ME THIS MINUTE - ON LATE NIGHT NOW, GO IN WELL GO FACE MUSIC!! GOOD NIGHT! THIS IS OUR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU THE THIRD MINUTE - OH WELL, IT'S TOO LATE TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT NOW. SO IF MIGHT AS WELL GO PRESS THE MUSIC!! MT. PLEASANT — Pastor Sears was present in the morning service. R.J. Reynolds was present at the 11 o'clock service, Rey Hawkins - filled his appointment with the 12.5. R.J. Church Sunday, the o'clock of the R.W. A. Youngs pastor of the A.M. R. Church delivered the baccalaureate of grade of school at the head of the Booker Washington. Hi school will select "Life means an opportunity" as place in which to serve. Textbook book book in the school process is Rev. Wesley addressed the W. M. R. Monday evening. A large number of motorists to Clarkson, another, and the other, victory for Mr. Pleasant 12-5. All eyes are turned toward the Big Rally at the Baptist church. Mr. W. M. R. Church, the first of the first to be in the book for their hungs and Prairies. Ylanar, college school for the Year old Express. Londell McKinney — F�andy School and a school for the first of the first to be in the school. The McKinney attended Rev. G. H. Harlow. General services week-in: Dallas show up for the first year and intermediate departments were excluded there are 34. A. and 34. A. to the school. All of the teachers have been rejected for another year. The fol- home from college Mrs. Preston, Cah. Miss I. Cobb from East Tex Academy, Miss A. Johnson (Hitchcock) and Miss P. J. May, who opened up a Poro Beauty and Novelty shop, Mrs. E. Tucker died Friday evening. OH, YOU GREAT BIG CARLING BOY!! MACK! OAKWOOD-N.Y. W. D. JONES she was called to attend the funeral she was here recently visiting. Mr. Poll of Floss Grief was here recently visiting, he was here recently visiting, with her mother-in-law and daughter, who has been indulged. Mrs. of her nephew and niece. The will be remembered with the memorial service upon their anniversary. Prof. OH YOU GREAT, BIG GREAT BOY! MACK Little Pen-o-grams June PLEASE SIR, TO LIKE A LICENSE TO WED HER! NOTICE BOMBS, DINGED LEAVES, AND STEAKS ARE WITHIN THE COUNTRY THE BOMBERS DO YOU HAVE COURSE? BOMBS AND CHAIRSHIPS NOT AFTER IT! BACK AGAIN! YOU DIDN'T FORGET OUR WHOLE WEEK, AND YOUR FLOWERS ARE SIMPLE GORGEOUS AND THIS LITTLE NOBODY WOULD BE MISSING THINGS LEVER READ -- Dearer-Please accept this little token as indication of the undying love I always have and always will hold for you. Your own sweetheart. Mrs. Hoyt were present, also and Mrs. Hoyt and a host of niger Prof. Titus and a host of niger-language Mrs. Sarah Henry had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Haitsing, Mrs. Webb with her two daughters and son, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cain Taylor. Prof. Titus, Mr. Harris and Miss Agness and Miss Gladye Titus Miss Alebieta Tippens and Miss Colstine Richard Her-cousin and Mr. Naiko Titus visited the Misses Vaughns and family. Mrs. Steve Talton in company with her daughter and Mrs. I. Williams visited Mrs. Verron. Mrs. Titus visited Mr. and Mrs. Tippens Rev. Swain has seen Mr. Mason Richard, also the Durham brothers are home from Central Texas. Usage send the report is great session There. A number of students have to't for some school at Eclife View. We are having good weather now and crops are trying the finest kids. Everybody is looking for wild to a great as well as a similar to Juneteenth. MERRYAL WELLS — Mr Hunt of the Loyal Friends of America made his annual visit here last Thursday night, and lectured at A. M. K. of the High School. Six Houton, who has recently closed her school in Sherman, and to the other of the other. Mr. Smith, his son, is being bound to Dodge, and Mr. Edward Motoroe of Montrose, Ln. who has been here visit. Mr. Smith is the home Mr. George Patterson who has been in Annon, Texas for some time in visiting relatives here. Mr. Smith is present at a player piano, Mrs. N. V. Thomas spent the week and here with friends. Mr. and Mr. Smith are in the same place. Mr. Smith and daughter models over to Weekendnight last Sunday, who was mother and sister. The Doughs color the唱er, and the other Friday night May 28th with ex-class at the K of P. Hall. Mr. W. W. Greenbridge, Texas visited her daughter and son Sunday. All news to be printed must reach the People's House last Friday. It is a sunny day as all news leaves her Sunday at 1:50 p. m. VAN ALSTYNE — Sunday was a fair day. Rev. G. L. Patterson preached both morning and night. The Loyland Friends of America had their Sunday activities last Friday. The May preached by Rev. G. L. Patterson. Mr. H. H. Buns has undergone a serious operation at the Loyland. Mr. James Wilson has returned from Texas College. Mr. Scott has been working on his public home Saturday, she leaves a husband and son to mourn her loss. DEWEYVILLED — The Colored School was engaged to their commencement exercises for the last two weeks of the school's fall, and was also delivered to the graduating class by Rev. Fozor of Orange, Texas. Thursday, May 2016, the Primary students of the school were given a new evening May 21st the Intermediate students rendered a spicy program. Both nights is engulfed of songs. May is the first to be played by the students. May 22nd the Graduating exercises took place. A wonderful program was generated. The school was beautiful to be seen in the school's new�-up-up, new-up-up, new-up-up, new-up-up, new-up-up, new-up-up. Mr. K. Harrow de-serves much credit for the programs and during the week. He has been doing the work in Harrow King's school in putting over the musical part of the program. Prof. and Mrs. D. McCullough, Master J. R. and King, M.D. and M.D. was given the new-up-up class on Monday evening May 16. Mrs Dora Pracker served the teachers and students for the year. The Mr. K. Harrow had apolarized the view all day last Sunday. A good crowd from Orange, Texas was present. Mrs. Rosa Eptera was called to the school. Mrs. R. and Mrs. R. was the most important. Mary Wheat moved to Harrow King, L. to visit relatives she was accompanied by Mr. Leonard Hays. The May Day was a special event. Mary Harrow was in the Harrell made a living trip to Kowale, Texas. Mr. K. Harrell told and Miss Mary Dennie married a few days ago. The first of the two was improved to the Pights View College to attend the Summer School. PAGE FIVTH Mid H. A. Wooden let for House and Mrs. P. Williams in the wet water. Teasers are in the Wity Town's cliffs. The Calvert High School closed Friday May 19th. Rev. H. Masby of Curge, Texas delivered the Educational services and Prof. J. W. Rice, Editor of the Dallas Express addressed the graduating class. The whole week spent in exercises with different departments of the school. Mrs. L. Wharton left Saturday for Nashville, where she will spend the summer with relatives. Mrs. N. Jones and sister Mrs. M. Campbell. The school was open this morning. Teasers they spent a week. Mrs. L. Juddie and daughter of Roedela, Texas was in the city Saturday enroute to Mr. Sion to visit her daughter Mrs. Dugging. Teasers were in the city on building. District Dept. of Waco, Texas District M. E. Church is the guest of Rev. Haiden, pastor of St. Paul M. E. Church. He will hold his quarterly conference. May 17th. Mrs. J. Ross is in the school from Calderon, Texas. D. Honey has returned from Nashville, Tenn. where he attended college. 'TH' only difference between vacation and th' regular routine with most: folks now-a-days 'is that they go away for th' vacation. NOTICE LADIES INNER FIELD, WATER TOWER, AND TOWER ARE PICKED, AND CO. BUSINESS HAPPENING BACK AGAIN! Now - - ! ? ! AT A PICKLE I'M IN! N FLOWERS? WOE UNTO FUNDS OUT THAT I DIDN'T? Y WERE SENT TO HER! IT? AND WHY? WHERE? MT, PLEASANT — White Oak Rupt. C. Lamb opened Sunday School with a large number present. Rev. H. A. Pligner preached a good message from Matt. 14th Mr. E. L. Peet has returned from Corlona where she attended the Foreign Mission convention. Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGill. Sunday. Oris Brown, Miss Della Atchison, Miss Arthalls Atchison, Mrs. Craddock were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson and family. Sunday. Miss L. H. 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A gain of more than $11,000,000.00 over the splendid record of 1924. Knight and Q. McMillan, in volume Clerk were in the city Friday in the fall of the year 1960. Mr. McMillan, the general of the city and Daughters of McDonald, was McMillan motored down from the city on Mayfield and set up a lodge of 1800 members with a many�ic callings, pending all minors also have the same name to be called the "suitures and respect to her son Watson." The city was an area of a lodge celebrated their anniversary Sunday in their cattle hall with a program and redemption. The annual champen-that the first year was the "Chapman" The first church closed Sunday night Mrs. Edna Eden was at the same time at 16:27 and won the wrist watch. Mrs. Rhynes Anderson of Oklahoma, the first time to the State Hall in the Mass on McDonald St. Mrs. Irone Krillers's former resident, and the first time to the State Hall in the first year was on Peabody Street, closed on the same time on the same time, and what have they been done to award making them places of employment? The same time was the same time as the children's attainment. We're peak of the people elsewhere, and we have a lot of results to say that 70 per cent of the people are making their own work. The time will never employ their children. The insurance company which is the most important will use your boys and girls in any position they qualify to fill. Mrs. McMillan is a well-known paralysis Monday. Dr. B. Orr was purchased a late model Bulch is a large car. The price was going to the boy. Why's sorry now? Miss Wilets Hamilton who is an young student and is very long-evident, writing "How isn't nothing like this," if you take up up with the other work, contests and association of this summer, don't miss a copy of the Express. We make them all. 5,85 ANCE ISSUE a certified public interested in these look of millions. someone else. They are work- dollier in the army higher standards, safety, security where. at the left, there- rest to every Negro the National Benefit even the amazing victories in the entire Race. Insurance Company likely a successful its Race. now at the high- back over twenty- progress. previous time, more themselves of its insurance issued by A gain of more implied record of P. N. Rutherford PRESIDENT life Insurance Washington, D. G. FOREST-Sweet Zion R. A. man urban sweet with a ship in a tower. He is a graduate of Clint J. Porter, Abby A. B. Clark, Clint J. Porter, Abby A. B. Clark. For the Express, 100 yards of cotton to the Express, 100 yards of cotton to TEXARKANA, Texnd — The Jet ferson Black Cats took the game from the Texarkana Regulars by a score of 7-8. Iev. L. W. Whitmore, presiding order of the Terrell District and who lives at Taylor, Mrs. W. L. Ladd of Letsburg who visited Kansas City and Chicago, Mrs. Z. T. Leroy of Longview Rev. M. Lewis of Pittsburgh and Prof. W. R. Banks, President of Texas College, Tyler. The passed through the city on their way home from Kansas City where they had attended the General Conference of the C. M. E. Church. The Mosules paid B. G. Copeland $375 on the death of his mother, Mrs. Felina Woods is very sick. Mrs. Vina Jones mother of Felix Jones will be buried Monday. Mrs. joined Friday May 21st. The Hickery Hill Baptist Church, Nash, Tex. celebrated the 27th anniversary of Washington; D. C. years work on May 21st. Thwe were eight-grammar graduates and three high school. Later Adams, William P. Carter, Pauline Adams, Finished grammar school. Annie V. Bliley, A. D. Griffith and F. Hail Jones. A. D. Griffith and F. Hail Jones graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, was present and put over some "snappy songs." Macedonia Hill school is forcing its way upward. Under the U.S. Pregion and Dr. J. W. Matthews left Monday on a lecture trip through the southern countries in the interest of our people. The question of the subject "God Building a Nation," Mr. and Mrs. Ate. Howell called at the home of Mrs. P. A. Batte (1214) in the United States. Mrs. A. Batte who is very sick. Mrs. Boone of Garland City is in the city this week still- Mr. A. B. B. High School. The school is the first visit to Church Sunday at 8th. Zion. Prof. B. H. Robbourough is out of school and is in and out of the city in the interest of the U.S. P. A. He may be heard humming as he rides. Tri- He was the first to go to the city. M. P. Anderson, and family have moved into their new home corner Jones. living revival is now to present at St. John H. C. Rev. C. W. Hampton and his flock are doing nicely. Any more nicks for the Express. Any more. Any given point of interest given to the paper boy or left at 1202 Chanan Ave. TEXAHKANA, Ark. — Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Hustons of Jacksonville, Texas, Dr. and Mrs. Farner of Taylor, Texas and Miss Pearson of Jacksonville, Texas were the guest of Mr and Mrs. Mackey Tuesday, enroute home from the General Conference at Kansas City Mo Rev. J. W. Nelson and Mrs. G. C. Mackey and D. W. Crowley left Tuesday for the District Conference at Hope, Ark. The Daughters of Allen will meet Thursday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. M. J. Mackey, Mr. Spears left Thursday for Hope, Ark. A. C. Patrick and Assistant Manager of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company spent several days in Paris, Texas and Oklahoma, on business, taured St. A. M. E. church is doing splendidly under the leadership of Rev. J. Nelson. Henry Mackendrige returned home Friday night from Shazer College at North Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. C. N. Shropshire entertained the 51 UED 1925 1 NEW POLICIES INSURED 205,333 NEW INSURANCE INSURED $39,615,851.00 PREMIUM INCOME $2,021,566.80 DEATH CLAIMS PAID $263,778.16 HEALTH AND DIRABILITY CLAIMS PAID $509,872.66 TOTAL PROTECTIVE BENEFIT PAID $573,650.82 BRANCE OFFICES CLAIMS PAID 112 1925 POLICIES ISSUED 205,333 INSURANCE ISSUED 9,615,851.00 MINIMUM INCOME 921,366.80 THR CLAIMS PAID 63,778.16 LAND DISABILITY PAID 309,872.66 IMAL PROTECTIVE CONDITION PAID 575,650.82 BUNCH OFFICES OPERATORS 112 A policy to the National Bank of New York is that you should be hired, if you are found to be hired, if you are found to be hired, If it must fit to serve your family, please furnish fare. Send for our dollars: "BOOKING INSURANCE" and "BEGINNING TRAVELS" They will show you how. C. Dtrs. of Allen Thursday May 21st, Q.S., Mackey District Manager of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company and Illicit Drillers, National Benefit Life, Inc. The 22nd Sunday for Tyler and Jacksonville, The U.S. R.P., annual sermon was targeted attended Sunday at the Worldwide Triangle of Life, the Worldwide Preached the sermon. Rev. G. M. Schropshire preached at Laurel R.M. E. Church Sunday morning. GROVETON—Mrs. Mary W. Taylor at Larkin and the Larkin of the New York City, New York City, New York City were guests of their sister Mrs. Desired Reece Mrs. C. R. Nichols of Oklahoma City. In the last day, the 22nd Sunday, Rev. C. J. Laws of Houston, an ex-pastor of the Church of God. Her was a welcome visitor here at this week. After closing the meeting, the Bill was the preached Tuesday and Wednesday, rights and left for Lovaindy where he had been called to partner. Wednesday, the 22nd Sunday was a special event. Ostrabium city delivered a splendid lecture along the lines of New-business, Thursday night the Primary Department of the School was provided as part of the school's night. The school rendered the play "An old-fashioned mother The baccalaureate" sermon was preached. REVIEWED THE SUNDAYS OF THE NEW YORK CITY OF LARKIN AND THE NEW YORK CITY OF LARKIN was preached. The new school was preached. The new school was preached. The school was preached. The school was preached. The school was preached. **KUPRIN** - Sunday School was well attended at all churches. Sunday day preaching an able sermon on the church floor, and Saturday night a sermon on the church floor. Courts H. W. Holloman and P. W. Holloman. Church Monday night. Chapel Monday night. Chapel Monday night. Faculty will make vocal presentations at New Zion on the 1st Sunday. BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST RICHEST IN QUALITY ASK ANY DEALER Mme. Luella McDaniels Scientific Method of Scalp Massage. 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There is no Stage in the United States for beautiful women as Kentucky, and Mrs. Faulkner is only one of many women who have attended and attractions by using the calf Whitener Preparations, in fact, lakes in all walks of life, from Maine to Lake Tahoe to the Gulf, are improving their beauty, renewing the youthful features of their complexions with Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparation for lightening the complexion; Skin Whitener Soap and Conditioner for each skin; fying the complexion and Hair Dresser for properly grooming gilts. Any complexion, no matter how muddy, muddy on one eye. Prep your face with a powder. Your will transform it like magic, into soft, soft, soft. For prevention against gun infections, use Zontia, antiseptic, antiseptic, antiseptic, also guards against colds, coughs and more serious diseases and throat. Zonik BASIL BASIL BASIL A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POMADE MISSION HOME OF THE OPERATOR THOMAS D. MYERS CHICAGO KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS GRAND LODGE KNIC JU RIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORM RANK, VISITORS of the Order provide that the G oads, designating routes that the d ingly, the Grand Chancellor has in Ft. Worth: and one from Dallas tin to Granger connecting with shown below. These trains will art and safety for our delegates an GRAND CHANCEL SCH TO ALL KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, MEMBERS OF THE COURT OF CALANTHE, MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORM RANK, VISITORS AND FRIENDS: The Laws of the Order provide that the Grand Chancellor shall make arrangements with the various railroads, designating routes that the delegates shall take in going to and from the Grand Lodge. Accordingly, the Grand Chancellor has arranged for two special trains over the M-K-T Railroad, one from Ft. Worth; and one from Dallas, with special chair cars or coaches from San Antonio and Austin to Granger connecting with our special train into Galveston on schedules and with stops as shown below. These trains will be composed of all steel coaches and chair cars, insuring comfort and safety for our delegates and their friends All Aboard! For DALLAS TO WACO 9:00 P. M. JUNE 67H 9:24 P. M. JUNE 67H 9:52 P. M. JUNE 67H 10:17 P. M. JUNE 67H 10:24 P. M. JUNE 67H 11:55 P. M. JUNE 67H Lv. WACO ..... 11:40 P. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. TEMPLE ..... 19:30 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. BARTLETT ..... 1:05 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. GRANGER ..... 1:15 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. TAYLOR ..... 1:40 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. ELGIN ..... 2:10 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. BASTROP ..... 2:50 A. M. JUNE 6TH Lv. SMITHVILLE ..... 3:30 A. M. JUNE 6TH Delegates from San Antonio and south and between San Antonio and Granger will purchase their tickets via M-K-T. Two Special chair care or coaches will be placed in M-KST, regular train No. 6 leaving San Antonio at 9:00 P. M., Saturday, June 5th and one chair care or coach placed in the same train at Austin, 11:30 P. M., Saturday, June 5th for the accommodation of San Antonio and Austin uniform bodies and delegates which will be placed in our special train at Graner for Galveston. FLORIDA JURY CONVICS WHITE MAN OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER OF NEIGHBOR New York, May 23—The Nation, of Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 49 Fifth Avenue, has received reports from Jacksonville of a new precedent, and by a story which convicted a white, of regarding mercy the verdict everything with it, the penalty of death in the electric chair. Two white-haired girls, principally to attempt to never planed and requested the murder of John Simmons, a group prophesy for of a woodyard, a film the further dered man possibles and forging bill of sale in an attempt to dre ate the impression the wood yard had been stirred over to him. The convicted white man once execution unless he is adjudged inane or the Governor of the State envoiues the evidence. This is the second such conventions in a short time, the jury having recommended the motion in the first case, making the party life imprisonment listed of execution. *NEGROES* IN FOUR CUPIES SUB- SCRIBE ONE*HUNDRED* THOUS- DOLLARS TO "Y" PHILIPPINES, Fri., May 31-24, 1981 — campaign the Colored cities in Rock, Ark, Dayton, Ohio, and Geneva, Switzerland, and Witnessing it in near a great challenge, based on an ally's experience. The campaign was led by hundred per cent. During this visit the Colored cities were encouraged to toward the building land, plants, plants, together with the cemetery and Friends in the respective cities. Together with the cemetery and Friends in the respective cities, half million dollars of property owned and used. This has been donated to the cemetery, companies, museums, civic organizations, and civic groups, to give by the city of Philadelphia on last Monday night when it was observed that the city had been given the right to be a city of the Colored cities. George W. Deane, general chairman of the drive, stated: "The unity of purpose shown by the men of Germentown leads me to believe a new day of cooperative activity will follow the splendid results of the campaign." Dayton with a goal of $15,000 the previous week reached a ten-day of $20,000. In March the men of little Rock turned in more than $22,000 in a drive for $15,000. In Buffalo where the Colored men were expected to raise $10,000. $21,000 was raised. Already plans have been drawn and building operations will be actively under way within a few days for a building in Buffalo on Michigan Avenue to cost between $10,000 and $175,000. The indications are that at least five indications are that at least five cities will conduct campaigns for modern buildings next year. PANEL OF PAPERS 1876 SECURE AUDITORIUM SEATING 1205 W. FORWARD A, A. C. P. CHICAGO 1205 W. FORWARD A, A. C. P. CHICAGO Judge George and Assemblage Advertiser Roberta added to Confer- nance. New York, Md.—May 1—One of the most recent hall in the City of Chicago, the trial court has been obliterated for the friday mass meeting during the National Association for the Ad- mission of Lawyers. June 1, it was announced today that Judge George and Assemblage Schahm are to be the chief speaker Turkey, President of the Chicago Association. This arrangement are under government and the speaker is delivered at this meet- NIGHT JUNE MEMBERS OF THE COURSE VISITORS AND FRIENDS that the Grand Chancellor that the delegates shall t cellor has arranged for two from Dallas, with special cl eting with our special train trans will be composed of delegates and their friends CHANCELLOR'S SPECIAL SCHEDULES JUNE 5TH LV. FT. W. JUNE 7TH LV. ADVAI JUNE 7TH LV. GRAN JUNE 9TH LV. TRAC JUNE 9TH LV. HILL JUNE 9TH LV. WEST AL. WAO GALVESTON, TEXAS JUNE 7-JUNE11,1926 WACO TO GALVESTON JUNE 6TH Lv. WEST JUNE 6TH Lv. LAGE JUNE 6TH Lv. SEAL JUNE 6TH Lv. HOUSE JUNE 6TH Lv. HOUSE JUNE 6TH Ar. GALY JUNE 6TH and between San Antonio and G placed in M-KT. regular train dialel in the same train at Abu- form bodies and delegates which List. The received an appointment in the Detroit Department of Public Welfare, doing work which was called satisfactory a number of times by her superior. In February Miss Monroe received a summary notice of her discharge, without opportunity of a hearing before the Civil Service Commission. The case was taken to court, where Judge Guy L. Miller of the Wayne County Circuit-Cour, held that the discharge of Miss Monroe, without the previous approval of the Civil Service Commission, was illegal. A visit of mordomum has been levied directly that Miss Monroe be re-initated and that her salary in arrears from the time of her discharge be paid forthwith. Atlanta, Ga., May 22—Gammer Theological Seminary today conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity on Rev. Henry Warre Beecher Wilson, of Atlanta, age of the American Bible Society, and on Rev. John Westoy Maywood Dean of Morgan Yolome, Baltimore. The degree of Church of Divinity was conferred on Island. Other McEwen, James Targart, John Benjamine Phoenix, and Arquimeus Elliott Martin. Elections and Parties in the Reformation of English Greek-English and Nations were conferred on twenty others, including a number of women. The commencement day address was delivered by Rev. Ralph W. Beckman, D.D. Pastor Middlesex Avenue M.E. Church. New York, and the diplomacy were conferred by Rev. George H. Trever, D.D. President of Common Seminary. RIGHTS JUNE OF THE COURT OF CALAN AND FRIENDS: Grand Chancellor shall make delegates shall take in going arranged for two special trai- with special chair cars or our special train into Galves will be composed of all steel co and their friends CELLOR'S SPECIAL TRAIN EDULES LV. FT. WORTH LV. ALVARADO LV. GRANDVIEW LV. ITASCA LV. LAMILLEBORO LV. WEST AR. WACO O GALVESTON LV. WEST POINT LV. LAGRANGE LV. SEALY LV. SAN FELIPE AR. HOUSTON LV. HOUSTON AR. GALVESTON San Antonio and Granger, will put h-K-T, regular train No. 6 between same train at Houston, 11:20 P. M. and delegates, which will be placed THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 TS OF NNE7 T OF CALANTHE, MEMB or shall make arrangement take in going to and from two special trains over the chair cars or coaches from in into Galveston on sch of all steel coaches and ch ard! for CAL TRAIN FT. WORTH TO WACO NORTH 9:20 P. BRADO 9:20 P. DVIEWET 9:42 P. CA 9:57 P. ABORO 10:20 P. BORO 10:21 P. BORO 11:20 P. POINT 9:45 A. ANGE 9:00 A. ANGE 9:30 A. ELIPE 9:38 A. TON 9:00 A. TON 9:20 A. ESTON 8:50 A. -NATCHEK. Mize, May 28—BHP plant manager, has been awarded the murder of a tenant named Wai- lah. He was shot and killed the plantation at the request of Brancher. The attack was the widest the lead with an automatic pistol THE DALLAS EXPRESS IS FOR SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES. Temple Drug Store, Pythian Temple. Patm Drug Store, 2418 Elm Street. Richardson's Cafe, 1800 Jackson Street. Palm Cafe, Cumber Jackson, and Island Street. Woolsey's Newland, 705 North Central Avenue. Central Shine Parlor, 714 North Central Avenue. Little Gem Drug Store, 2091 Bryan Street. H. M. Incumbents and Convenience Stores. People Drug Store, Hail and Barbara's Confectionery, 2119 Hail Street. Millennial Drug Store, Hail and State Street. Tervis Barber Shop, 2403 Thomas Pride of Dallas Cafe, 1900 Allen Street. Community Drug Store, Corner J. E. Davis, Jr. and H. L. Davis. J. E. Davis, W. Whitney, Place Street, Queen City. Street, Queen City. Grand Avenue, East N. Grand Avenue. Mr. Bork, Booker T. Washington Street. Rheumatism BAUME BENGUE (Chin. Gao) follows guidelines for the treatment of rheumatism. Neuritis, and every ache and pain. Its perforating wound relieves the pain and restores the joints. It serves as a nerve supporter. C. A. THE ORIGINAL PRINCE BAUME BENGUE (ANALOGISSE) OF PY GALV THE, MEMBERS the arrangements with the to and from the Grand ins over the M-K-T Rail- coaches from San An- ton on schedules and aches and chair cars, in- 8:20 P. M. JUNE 6TH 8:26 P. M. JUNE 6TH 8:42 P. M. JUNE 6TH 8:57 P. M. JUNE 6TH 10:20 P. M. JUNE 6TH 10:51 P. M. JUNE 6TH 11:20 P. M. JUNE 6TH 8:40 A. M. JUNE 6TH 8:50 A. M. JUNE 6TH 8:60 A. M. JUNE 6TH 8:68 A. M. JUNE 6TH 7:00 A. M. JUNE 6TH 7:20 A. M. JUNE 6TH 8:50 A. M. JUNE 6TH Delegates from Port Arthur will arrange to join the Beaumont delegates who will use Gulf Coast Lines train No. 1 leaving Beaumont at 5:12 A.M., June 6th, arriving Houston at 7:35 A.M., and I-G-N Train 25 leaving Houston at 8:00 A.M. Delegates on the I. R. & N. as follows will use Train No. 2, June 5th, as designated; Leave Pittsburgh 2:03 P. M.; leave Sulphur Springs 3:48 P. M., arrive Greenville 5:15 P. M., thence M-K-T Train No. 5 arriving Dallas at 8:00 P. M., stopping over at Dallas to take passage on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train leaving Dallas at 9:00 P. M. Delegates on the M-K-T between Denton and Dallas will use M-K-T. Train No. 5. arriving Dallas 8:00 P.M., June 5th, stopping over at Dallas to take passage on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train. Delegates from Weichita Falls, Gainesville, Pilot Point, Denton, etc., and intermediate stations where lodges are located, will use M-K-T Train No. 86-41 arriving Dallas at 1:30 P.M., June 5th, making connection with the Grand Chancellor's Special Train. Delegates will be met and entertained during their stay in Dallas. Delegates on the T. & P., Santa Fe, Ft. Worth & Denver City and Rock Island west and north of Fort Worth shall arrange to arrive Fort Worth, on June 5th and join the Fort Worth delegates and uniform bodies to leave on M-K-T Train shown above at 8:30 P.M., June 5th. Special coaches and chair cars will be provided which will be placed in the Grand Chancellor's Special Train at Waco. Delegates from south of but not including Paris and Intermediate points on the Santa Fe will arrange to use G.C. & S.F. Train No. 65 arriving Dallas at 7:30 P.M., June 5th and join the Grand Chancellor's Special Train via M-K-T. DE SURE YOUR TICKETS ARE ROUTED: VIA DALES AND THE M-K-T RAILROAD. Delegates on the Cotton Belt from Athens, Corsicana, Dawson, Hubbard and Mt. Calm will join the special train at Waco. Delegates and uniform bodies at Houston will travel on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train which leaves the M-K-T station at 7:10 A.M., June 6th, a special coach will be attached to this special train for their accommodation. Delegates at the Cotton Belt as Commerce will join one special train at Dallas, the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th Stations at 3:35 P.M., Saturday, June 5th, buying their tickets via Longley and I-G-N. An extra coach will be provided at Torson and will take care of these delegates. Special coach will engage car will be provided by the 7th, 8th and 10th Stations at 10:00 A.M., June 6th, will be provided at the 7th, 8th and 10th Stations at 10:00 A.M., June 6th, to take care of delegates from Mars, also to take care of delegates on the 7th and 8th Stations. There will be a few cents difference in the rate at Buffalo, for the privilege of joining the party at Palestine, rather than going through all. Justice. Del客团 will be a Continental Division of the Texas & Pacific Railway and surrounding territory should make their plans to leave on TV & F. Train No. 81. June 5th. A special coach or chair car will be placed in their accommodation, to Force Word of the Queen. The BSIB that your other group will return to the Grand Officer. Del to the Grand Officer, the BSIB that Your TICKET READS VIA FORWORTH AND M-K-T RAIL (ROAD, DELG), on the T.S. P.R. Railway at Minola, Wills Fitch, Terrell and Forney will arrange to use T. & P. Train No. 8, arriving in Dallas, June 5th. Delegates on the Cotton Belt as Commerce will join one special train at Dallas. Delegates from Kingville will use Gulf Coast-lines Train to arrive Houston morning of June 6th, thenzo on the I-G-N to get back to the Crescent Station. Regimental Rides at Austin and San Antonio will be on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train from Granger. Regimental Rides from Dallas, Fort Worth and Waco, will also be on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train. Order to be received by the Grand Chancellor's Special Train have been placed in the Texas & Pacific and L-G-N Railroads from Texas/kansas and south. Directions to the delegates using T. & P. and L-G-N are shown in this circular. YOU TICKET YOU for the tickets, of the uniform bodies, of the campground trip fare to Galveston, i.e. the 15 day summer excursion rate to Galveston when you purchase your ticket the agent will want the 15 day round trip summer excursion ticket, the same being based approximately one fare per ten cent of the round trip fare. THIS IS IMPORTANT: AS THE GRAND LODGE WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TRANSPORTATION FERS IN EXCESS OF THE FARE AND YOU WILL BE A DAY TICKET. REMEMBER: THAT EVERY DELEGATE COMING TO THE GRAND LODGE MUST OBSERVE THE ROUTING AS SPECIFIED AND USE THE SPECIAL TRAINS OR OTHER TRAINS DESIGNED AND AS OUTLINED. IF YOU COME IN ANY OTHER WAY THEY WILL BE VIOLATING THE LAWS OF THE ORDER AND WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO A SEAT IN THE GRAND LODGE. If there is any question that you would like to ask about the routing, take this matter up with me immediately and I will be glad to give you further information. in a 'safe, efficient, dependable preparation. No pre- paration. Notable caution. $1.10 as all druggists. REGISTERED PIT BULL TERRIES Both Fire and Dam. United Kennel Club registered. DESTROYS Moths, Flies Bedbugs Roaches Child Abuse Prevention FLIT FLIT STANDARD GL. CO. (NEW JERSEY) **PORR HAIR AND TOILET PRODUCTS stand out from the crowd of competition with characterally their own.** **PORR PRODUCTS are amazingly effective. That PORR satisfaction is evidenced by the fact that over THREE MILLION PORR patients were served with PORR Treatments and PORR Agents in the THOUSAND-PORR AGENTS during the year just assessed.** PORO COLLEGE 4000 B. Fordham Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO 63101 U. B. A. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY Merritorious Printing and Designing LODG 926 How do you use Gulf Coast Lines trains, and I-G-N Trains 25 leaving Houston 4, as designated: Leave Pittsburg 2103 P-T Train No. 5 arriving Dallas at 8:00 Train leaving Dallas at 10:04 P.M. Train No. 5 arriving Dallas #8:00 P.M. Special Trains. I'd intermediate stations where lodges are to the beginning, connection with the Grand Chandell, Dallas. I'd island west and north of Fort Worth shines and uniform bodies to leave on M-H-T will be provided which will be placed in the ments on the Santa Fe's air will arrive to use Grand Chandell and F-G-N. An extra coach will be engaged, or will be provided for the T-A adgs via Fort Worth and M-K-T. Forney will arrange to use T-A & P Trains at Dallas. When morning of June 8th, thence on the chancellor's Special Trains from Granger, the Grand Chandell's Special Trains last Texas, special arrangements for extra fans and south. Directions to the�regat for that, and that, to so-that delegates can avail themselves as the next trip fare to Galveston, I.o. to tell the agent you want the 15 day round to the next of the round trip fare. The information Fees in EXCEL OF THE THE GRAND LODGE MUST CIAL TRAINS OR OTHER TRY NY OTHER WAY THEY WILL BE ENTITLED TO A SEAT IN take this matter up with me immediately DAY OF MAY, 1926. Merritorious Printing and Designing I. Coast Lines train No. 1 Pittsburgh at 8:00 P.M. Miami Dallas at 8:00 P.M. Miami Dallas at 8:00 P.M. II. Grand Worth shall be placed in the Grand Train on the North side of the train will arrange to use G. B. Join the special train the M-K-T Train will be placed in the Grand Train via M-K-T Rail and also to take care of the train from Granger. III. Special train arrangements for extra carriage to avail themselves and to carry trip fare. THIS EXCESS OF THE FARE IV. MUST BE OFFERED BY THEY WILL BE TO A SEAT IN THE DODGE EXPRESS COMPANY 26 W. S. WILLIS, Grand Chancellor. ```markdown ``` PAGE SEVERS IN THE REALM OF RELIGION in Lahore's Januae one of them, he. Poem. To mark this place a need seems to be to remember the stones of stone were quickly quarried, the new surroundings. After some time the stones were watch lower." The words of the tragedy, majestic that some arrange-ments were, "we use them as a weapon for his service. We read: And La-ble-ton. What is more beautiful that will serve our soul?" The words of the tragedy, "Migatha the Watch between me serve for naught: Tell me what we are about." The words of the tragedy, "and another." Rachel Lahore's younger daughter; I. - Zacob and his angel protec- in advance of what he expected, so he struggled for his life. All night long the struggle continued Jacob being unable to trip up the inyertown weather. Straining every muscle Jacob kept up the fight. As the day threw on, Jacob perceived that it was more than a human being that he grappled with, but he persistently kept up the struggle Jacob gripped the angel-the tighter, he knew well the value of blessings from on high. The Heavenly contestant demanded to be let go. Jacob replied, "I will not let them go, except thou bless me." And he said What is thy name. And he said Jacob. "And he said, Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel; for as a prince thou hast power with God and with men, and that prevailed." In memory of the 4 Miss Valde, Eliza the graceful matron, with Sasha and Rhihe in the original cost of the musical comedy Rent a Wife, I would be such a difference in the appearance of my host she for me I will be the impersonal Polly Hale Drawing, I hope right on stage it. And I am obviously glad that I like my part. I have his many late wives and it is so soft and sweet I can mourn her in any right Friend and in always back smiles and glory. If your client is out of the Inspired Rain Photo Drawing: lift the attached support and use it to align with your client. If you want the Snow White Photo or 20x12 for the "Anker Collage Photo." and no doubt laughed to himself and no doubt laughed to himself outcomes. But by some kind of guignon much more rapidly than La- beth. "It is hard to believe that Jee- beth has yet been able to get and yet he can get along with tricks. Many times during his big pictures he laughed with de- spondent thought of the description he had practiced upon his father—he 2. Gift appears again to seize. 3. Gift appears again to seize. 4. His uncle continued until it genera- tion. He gave it to the family. 5. The family into the heart of the fam- ly. Lohan's own staining that gift attests that their father gave it to a house. Gift against a house. Gift against a house. IMPROVED Pluko HAIR DRESSING Always the Niceest Hair Dressing Now the Eastest to Use" Snow White 50" $48 - June 25 It Simply Does Wonders for Your Hair! You can have an abundance of long, straight hair, which is easy to arrange in a wide, wide, wide way, looking smooth and glossy, and you don't have to use hot iron, and you don't have to use your time every day, working with it. Just go to your nearest dealer and get a package of the Improved Pluke Hair Dressing. This delicately fragranced preparation is so soft and fine texture that the scalp, so that it's invisible at all time, and it simply does wonders for your hair. You notice the difference almost as soon as you start using it—your hair glossy, so that it's easier to arrange. And the continued use of this preparation will give you an abundance of Visitors welcome. 3 P. m. sermon by the pastor. The pastor has just returned from the Executive Board of the Zion Hotel District Association which convened with the Mt. Drive M. E. Church Greenville, Texas, May 11, 14, 1920 Rev. M. C. Collin, pastor of the Board was a record breaker, 15 sodius united with the church, 7 for baptism, 2 new THE VINE—MIL CHY — R opened, on time with must, and officers on duty. Sunday School well attended; visitors 1; banner class No. 6; Slater P. Sanders, teacher operations service the pastor. Ready to be Raved. Sunday being the 4th Sunday, and Women's day the mission Bible Teacher, Slater Kierpatrick taught the lesson at 3:330 o'clock. On account of rain Sunday evening, attendance was very poor. The plans of the talent jelly parliess (the last January 1, 1947) Rev. P. M. Mitchell, Pastor W. H. Duckett, Reporter News of Grenier St. James End Street Baptist Church, Dr. J. Winn. Faster. The Church that Lands. As the names, summer advances in the public of Greater Saint James and Street Baptist Church take on more vigor and enthusiasm. In the second year, the college of the university of the city, which is the second year of the church membership of the university of the city, is a significant and material growth la- The Sunday School session held between 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. was perhaps the "high-tech" of the present year. Dr. Winn continued his work, searching the discounts of the price of the daily cost. The school was contained in more than one-third of the college's annual page-down program. Every number of the program had some direct re- ary chases our denominational work. Dr. Winn delivered the Baccalaureate sermon of the Arlington High School of the University of Washington. The little con- ntering of the city was the first to be set up by the School of the Sunday School. The city came to an advance of the sermon. It had been in progress for about two years. It was proposed to see which organization was the most popular by raising the The reports are read by the Church of the Church showed WHY I GO TO Church A REAL ESTATE man since I met me a house, I took me through it from earl to attic and then he put it in his automobile and rode me around. He showed me the schools, the police, the police station and the fire station. Finally I met him at church. These were the institutions why it is good town to live in. It had pleasant surroundings; and fire protection and it and a church. These assets make property valuable; they made my investment. It thought about quite a little. I contributed my share to the school, the park and the fire and police departments. The tax was paid for several months I contributed nothing to the church. This Space Contributed in the Interest of Better Church attendance By THE DALLAS EXPRESS "Texas Oldest and Largest Negro Newspaper" Since 1892 Compare our Job Printing A. chaited by us no doubt will convey the local heard to the meeting. Mr. W. D. Kirkpatrick is the president of the Board in Port Worth. Mr. Theodore H. Dorders, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Horders, is one of the outstanding members of the graduation class of 1928 at Howard University. Washington, C. was the greatest student of the school of youths. This young man has won a place among the greatest of them all—because of his struggle in life. He was reached the top, and won the The school of young has won the contact with. On about 1 of the seriousness of his work, he was commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve Corps. A distribution which only could be few of our colours youths. This is itself is a great honor for a man of our own life. It continues to climb the ladders success by entering the stifle of medicine next fall and hops for greater things from him in the future, for he is made of that fighting matter. And has shown it throughout his life to him the great life of the world. Mr. Atlantic City, Philadelphia and New York. We wish his success in his work for the future. A friend, Buffalo, New York. I said to myself: "You're sending your 110.00, and the B.Y.P. U. called 112.00. The results tell the story it was the beginning of the two organizations, helped the B.Y.P. of G. W. Williams of the Sunday School of the B.Y.P. and Dr. W. Striven remarkably well in raising 1256.00 in New-than two weeks. It was not a very good time for Dr. Winn. It was brief, but struck its objective in a very well-planned way. It was a great big old time baptizing the on-hand. The scene was duly-deemed carry-out back-to-back days. Yours truly, Q. W. Williams, Reporter. The Sunshine-10-Oilup-The past week was the scene of one of the priestless of club affeirs, when the M.E.M.R. Miller entertained the G.W. Williams at 18:45. He was on a meeting at her home on St. Paul's Ave. Wednesday afternoon. Grouped on the field, the new baffled-water arranged for beauty though out the room. Flowers in pastal contests were in the form of the cover's were laid for the Coloni's boogues were presented to the group. The show's meeting will be with Miss P. Whitehead, Miss Tommie Soell, Reporter. Miss Minnie Crook, Lake Como, was the cheering host of the members of the Young Maids and Matrons Club. Tuesday afternoon, the group was on a subway trip to the flowers and the artistry of the Juncheable was more effective by the use of so-called the "cat-on the ground" system. Games were named as the diversion of the afternoon this being a social meeting. Mr. Chak, Johnson of Springfield Missouri, Teenager at the Under- land, Team. Attending the Under- land, Mrs. C. Morrow came in at the team served mined him and sundried the team served mined him and sundried Cards were given by a share of Young Males and Metrons Club name: M. C. R. Platt Breasted the entertainment Male: Platt and little daughter Male: Platt with attend has been reunion with attend has been reunion with attend has been reunion with beautiful gift package of Chicago gift package of Chicago from promoter of the club Ft. Work Fathers Meets with Dalgae Ubbers 1. This City Enables Union met with the City Council with Mr. A. W. Wheeler, who will represent the City and are uniting the United States together regardless of denomination, discrimination, or race. We will serve the central government in the World Words were represented in the City Council. An invitation has been extended to the Local School to come to the event. Attendance and arrangements are being made Fort Worth on the 10th of June. youngsters to Sunday School. Your property is a better investment because the church is here, representing it does, respect for law, and does good to the community. "I死 or trouble come to your home you will not hesitate to call on the preacher and he will not refuse to come. You take all these benefits—and yet you are contributing nothing. So I grew ashamed of taking so much and giving nothing at all—of taking so much and giving nothing at all. I impress a good many other men would feel that way. If they were to think the thing through, many people who call themselves the best people are, really, getting an education of the church. Some of them are rich people, even --- The image provided is too blurry to accurately recognize any text. It appears to be a blank or illegible document. Millionaires, to whom much has been given, standing in the head-local "Miss Cherry Blossom" an op-era presented by the young lady of your future School was a "very beautiful school." A very beautiful ability of Negro girls and boys. A very beautiful play by Alex Verk. A very beautiful young lady deserves special the young lady deserves special Mrs. Helen McDonald, wife of W. M. McDonnell, died at her residence Sunday morning at 123 a.m. after she was being在中位数, who had only a few days, although she had been in very poor health over a period of two years. Her death friends and acquaintances as well as her immediate family as to one realized how seriously ill she had died, and she was still a living being behind the smiths and jolly-out disposition. At the time of her death she had already perfected plans to enter the Mayo Hospital. The Rev. John H. Brown was born in the green her殖 from her residence at 2:00 Tuesday afternoon, June 1st. Many friends soared to her stating: The Saturday, Friday Club met with Mrs. John N. Platt. A delightful, hour was spent at the game. First prize was awarded MCA Wm. Block of the second. Lindsay Mrs. Hillel Clark carried away the bottle A delicious salad course was served by guest. G. G. Guthrie, Oklahoma, is visiting her daughter Mrs. L. M. Johnson, wife of principal of Terrell High. Mr. M. Perry has a host of friends who who always consider the most. Colored Graduate Nurses Association of Texas convenes Thursday June 1 and 4 at Mt. Glend Baptist Church. The school is being put forth by the local G.R.S. Nurse to make this third annual session the most profitable ever held. Mrs. H. L. Coulas of MLBZ, Oklahoma, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Wm. Brackeen of E. Humboldt Street. Mr. H. C. Reid presented his wife with a beautiful new Dodge. Rodan for which Mrs. Reid's friends wish to include their thanks as Mrs. Reid is very unselfish in the use of his care and take great pleasure in including those of her friends who do not have cars. The Reigns are great fishmen. Friends are wonderful when the new man will be christened. Soon, says Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Morris Williamson will leave Monday for Faurie View Square. He will attend the State Normal during the summer session. Mrs. L. B. Smith died at her home Monday morning after a shot. Illness. She leaves a husbam, Harry Smith two brothers. Each and Edward Brayant three nieces. Misses Vanvin and Ethel and Annie Mrs. Hunter and two neghevs. J. W. and John Arthur Parliam. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thompson. Mr. Judy Warren and daughter-in-law, Altha Warren are born on the 10th from the king. Mr. Mrs. Sam Johnson of Ael. Tassled at the home of her sister in this city. Interment was made in Ael. Texas. She is survived by a host of relatives. Mr. Andrew Greenwood is ill at EXTRAORDINARY SERVICES Sunday, June 6th at 11 A. M. Covenant Graduation Recognition Missions Center, Class on Tuesday June 6th Eh Jr. Joseph Wilson Jr. President North Texas College will deliver a lecture at "Great Macedonia" on Monday Night, June 7th. 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