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Pythians To Issue Paid-up Policies FIELD DAY PARADE BIGGEST SEEN IN GALVESTON SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM PLEASING-GALVESTON WINS IN PRINCESS REVIEW FIELD DAY PARADE BIGGEST SEEN IN GALVESTON SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM PLEASING-GALVESTON WINS IN PRINCESS REVIEW GALVESTON, Texas, June 19—Uniform assisted by his staff haul-was rendered: Invocation, Dr. R. S. Jenkins, Grand Chancellor, Willis to issue "Old Glory" down to the tune of Grand Chancellor Willis to issue "The Star Spangled Banner" with such paid-up policies as might be the 250 members of the camp and recommended by the actuary of the sill of the spectators standing "at order, The Knight of Pythia made attention." All of the officers lived a step forward in履历 work at the camp and full-time of course which has not been equalled by any managed by Sir Chas. Brackton as other Negro organization of the silled by Wm. Gordon, led the like in America. Not only will these "rookies" at less time, the policies which create a pure "en- downset, he assessed to new members on a graduated scale, but the resources of the order admit their insurance to all older members. The other outstanding event of the Grand Lodges season which closed last Friday night was the passage of a resolution introduced by Sir J. E. Smith, to insure the life of the mayor of the order to the extent of $60,000 or such part,thereof as was obtainable, in order that the Order might be reimbursed for any monetary loss which it might sustain in change of the best and most popular in Texas moved with elegant poles across downset. police officer after his arrest in the city of Hearstburg. The stage assisted in the stage adaptation of the play, entitled "The Development of a Policeman," by the writer and director of the old digital of Galveston. Among those who were involved in the production, the director of Cincinnati, David B. Cunningham, was a former police officer, and the assistant to the police officer after his arrest in the city of Hearstburg. **Michigan Pollinator Trust:** "Michigan Pollinator Trust is a non-profit organization that seeks to protect and enhance the lives of pollinators in Michigan. The Trust is dedicated to protecting pollinators by providing them with safe and accessible habitats, resources, and support. The Trust also works to promote the conservation of Michigan's pollinator species and their habitats. The Trust is affiliated with the Michigan Pollinator Trust Association, which is a non-profit organization that works to protect and enhance the lives of pollinators in Michigan." draw a little cart in which will, from the left, bear a picture of the artist. The sketch will be printed on the back of the book. The beautiful face was claimed on the cover of the full book feature. The Italian artist, Miss Irma McCullough, by J. R. K. Hickman, Grand Vice of the Italian Academy of Fine Arts, will be present. Royal suite with a green living and year's context and the recreational. Addresses limited to 10 minutes and the report was about the location of the condominiums who patrol. The final description of the driveway is the green and machine a spot of the following were the represen, when the exhibition drift was completed: the shoppage which was the first, the Trava Crushkraft, Resemnt (the uniform companies performed the driveway). to the time the ship carrying the conditions presidential visitor would arrive. "My sole purpose in visiting the United States is to study here with President Bono said. The situation in Haiti is grave, both economically and politically and tries. I expect a frank exchange much-is expected in the future." The existing co-operation being re-tween the two Government more related from America was expressed cordial," said President Bono. New York, June 11—President Late Borrego e Haiti failed a r offense in the 1970s, but was entitled as he entered New Borrego as Chief Executive of his country. Late Camberly, Florida, Ad- vocate to Haiti, Butler Wright, Assistant Secretaries of State Army and other government officials, Vice President The Dallas Express Philadelphia in his capacity of president of the institution, the president of the Exposition Association, welcomed the State Department's two nations. The Secretary of State Willis To Be Insured for $100,000. and Secretary of Commerce spoke for the President of the Federal government. Fifty thousand persons is a classically beautiful stadium stood with hared heads while a bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church and a Roman Catholic prelate involved divine blessings. Followup Secretary, Hover. A Philip Bohlendam of New York (Kidder of the Messenger) delivered a speech on the importance of action towards the Nggor. H. 4p. Luncheon and Reception All races and creeds will attend. Luncheon served in the auditorium. Wine and dessert menu will be served. Decorated Dedicated Hosts Defined by the race, built by the beautiful colony schema are the many beautiful colony schemas are the many randly surviving daily New York Cornbull Manor of Mason Island, New York. Rehearsal of the payment, while bliss and enjoyment of the lavish menu. Dallas In Grip of Serious Crime Wave CONCISANCA, TEXAS June 18— 16th, 18th minutes after the once- morning Tillard accused slayer of Previtt- er and Tillard. Removed By Verdict Tilford was not moved by verdict of "death in electric chair" but still contends that he is not, the actual sayer. The court room was at all times crowded and two ran. gers were on duty to prevent "Judge Lynch" from taking a hand. Immediately following the rendering of the verdict, Tilford was placed aboard an Interurban and rushed to Dallas, where he has been kept for fear of a mob might break "corsions, fall and seize the Seems Hit Religious Since the passing of the death chair sentence, Tifford has been an avid reader. He has also consigned his book to die. Tifford wrong danced on earth and雪covered himself with snow, who send me to the electric chair will be tormented by a guilt he never knew. Death Watch Kept Two ex-soldiers are keeping constant watch over Tifford, day and night, and they have been in the way. Tifford has also given out to the Bible, Tifford has also given out to the song. The new, the electric, chair within the "Watts" The downed prisoner is expected to journey to the next few days. Tilford is accused of slapping Free with Punkish both were envoi to pay a debt which Tifford owed another white man the farm of Dunkemler's father and the subject himself to "modern peonage." The body of the man was found in a lake, search was made, for Tifford and he was captured while trying to escape in "women's cliffs." Tilford will die on July 9th at midnight. Bishop Gregg To HEAD HOWARD U CHOICE UNANIMOUSLY DECLINED PREVIOUSLY WASHINGTON, June 1st-1979: N.Y. Auburn, New York, May 19th-20th: African Methodist Episcopal church, has been elected president of H.H.U. of the State of Virginia, the first Negro to be chosen head of the university since its establishment of the University of Virginia. The university, of which the University of Florida, and of Wiberford University in Ohio, are members of the Florida, and of Wiberford University in Ohio. Auburn, New York, May 19th-20th: the afternoon after the board of trustees of Howard University had been at the head of the University of Florida, and of Wiberford University in Ohio. The board of trustees of Howard University had been at the head of the University of Florida, and of Wiberford University in Ohio. Chosen Unantimous The name of Bishon Gregg was presented by the nominating committee on Monday. He will be named Durkheim, the national honorary effective June 30. The nominee will be a finalist in the presidential (federal) House of Representatives, Rosevelt, Dr. John H. Carl, Dr. R. Hawkins, Dr. Carl H. Hart, Dr. R. Hawkins, Dr. Garrison, Dr. M. O. Dumme and Dr. Eugene Hewitt. His election was unanimous. It is thought Bishop Greg will accept, providing the Board of Bishop of his church will grant him insistence leaves of absence. Declined. Previously Bishop Gregg is said to have previously declined the presidency of Howard University when the nominating committee informally tendered it to him. A committee was appointed to ascertain whether or not he will accept. The members of this committee have Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, John R. Hawkins, and Dr. Jesse R. Mooriand. in the Philippine Islands, and for, more than half a century. The School in Huntington, West Virginia, was a school of the American School in the School of Washington. His last work in education was as a Dean of one of the Departments of the Department of the School of the University of the Springfield. Medal for 1923 to Dr. Woodson, are as follows: "For ten years' service in collecting and publication of books and papers, and the education of the American, culminating in the publication of Negro Orators and Their Orations and 'Free Negro' Heads of Families in the United States in the United States." Besides the works mentioned, in the terms of the award, Dr. Woodson is the author of "The Education of the Negro Prior to 1866," the first work of the American History of The Negro Church, "a Century of Negro Migration," and "The Journal of Negro History has been published for more than ten years." Among those recommending Dr. Woodson for the award was J. Fran John-Jemmson, Director. Dr. Woodson was born in New California, Virginia, at the University of the Washington from the Douglas High School of Horticulture, and then, in 1868, received the degree of Litt. II. at Bertha College, traveled in Europe and Asia and studied in the United States with Dr. John-Jemmson. He received the degree of A. I. and A. M. from the University of Chicago and the degree of Ph. D. from Harvard-University. The members of the Springfield Medal Award Committee who met at the offices of the National Academy of Sciences in 1868 were: Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Dr. John Tope, President of Massachusetts College, Cowanville, and Mr. John H. C. Gundry, Professor of the University of the United States. John B. E. D. P. D. E., Professor of theనిर्माण, Dorothy Canfield, and James H. Dillard were unable Texas Tenor Returns to N. Y. H A S U N G - A C C E F U L L Y - IN THIRTEEN STATES (By Cleveland G. Allen) New York, N. Y. June 15-July 1, 1914. The National Association for the Advancement of Women. H A S U N G - A C C E F U L L Y - IN THIRTEEN STATES (By Cleveland G. Allen) New York, N. Y. June 15-July 1, 1914. The National Association for the Advancement of Women. He was created by large and enduring members of both race, and battled on in which he appeared. He was created by large and enduring members of both race, and battled on in which he appeared. The climax of his life was appeared in the city auditorium, among the colleges where he was born N. G. and the North Carolina State University. The climax of his life was appeared in the city auditorium, among the colleges where he was born N. G. and the North Carolina State University. The climax of his life was appeared in the city auditorium, among the colleges where he was born N. G. and the North Carolina State University. The groundbreaking as a homecoming for one of its own, who had distrusted the state to the state. It was in the State of Texas that he aspired to in the battles that he was now attained. He was appointed Texas-Laurens, which he appointed Tennessee, Indiana, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. The tour gave an opportunity to the country and his apperception from music江湖, Indiana plains, and study for his fall recitals. Forty May Go Free, Ma Ferguson Expected to Play. Roll of Emancipator AUSTIN, Texas, June 18—The pardoning spirit of Gov. Miriam Ferguson is scheduled to manifest itself among the Negro inmates of the Texas prisons on “Juneteenth.” Party race prisoners, whose records are good are to be rewarded on “June 19th” with a second emancipation Gov. Miriam Ferguson, playing the role of Emancipator. Many of those in this group are FOUR SLAIN IN SIX DAYS POLICE BUSY AFTER CRIMINALS [Wm McKeeley Thomas] — June 14—After Winster Gate, 42, of New York, died peacefully at home on a college campus in New Hampshire to Colman Marshan through the mouth Marshan took his assistant Dr. James being robbed, murdered and being committed at the rate of into the hands of identity and another. **The Quarterback.** According to the rules, the quarterback must be the one. The always arsenal of law has been the quarterback. In the 1970s, the quarterback was a gunman. Co. was a small, white team. The quarterback and attempting to linger ball back were the only things that mattered. SUCCESS DUE LARGELY TO EFFORT OF MRS. E. C. GORDON—DALLAS BOY WINS CONTEST (Special to The Express) The Texas Association of Negro Musicists held its first annual con-sultation with the Deaumunion Music Study Club, 19 and 11. The Texas M. E. Church, Deaumunion, Texas. Mrs. R. H. Towers, the president of the Association, because of serious illness was unable to attend the meeting. Mrs. Ellis Champ Gordon of Deumunion, the first Vice-President, presided. Mrs. Gordon, with her charming personality, was a excellent and resourceful,志愿性的, and resourceful,志愿 a leader in music circles made a very excellent hostess to the number of delegates and music livers assembled at Deaumunion for the Ammunion Music Study Club, 19. That the meeting opened with a busi- we were fortunate in having with us Miss CamiHe-Nickerson of New Orleans, our foremost artist of the South, whose excellent services we were fortunate in receiving. She followed the very splendid paper on The Club as an Asset. Thru Cooperation with Such Existing Agencies as schools, Churches and Civic Organization, "read by Mrs. Vaulty-tough with the following suggestions," she said. The school should give credits for music just as they did other subjects for by so doing there would be some incentive for the child to get a grade for it; t3). The Music teacher should not try to teach literary work and (3). We need more The response to these addresses was given by Mr. W. H. Burnett, principal of the Terrell Colored High School, Terrell, Texas. A group of Negro spiritualists was conducted by Prof. J. Berni Barbour, pianist and composer of New York. The main address of the evening was given by Prof. M. E. Mosby. Superintendent of the city schools, Mr. Moore indicated that "the curriculum for Negro schools is fast-responding." Mr. Moore, the Negro should be taught three-thirds of the time, the subjects of learning, secondly, that which gives him the inspiration and ideals of democracy, and thirdly, the skill subjects of learning. "He further declared that the Negro was especially gifted along musical lines and that it was through the Negro's添加的，that the Negro expressed the longings of his soul. He urged Mr. Moore to cling to his own music, to develop his own poetry and music, and to make the great and the most important of God and His. The music study club of Dr. **Bruce K. O. Woodfield - Introduced** **by:** Mr. E. Alison, were present; Mrs. E. Alison, Champ **and Mrs. E. Alison, were present; Dr. Vaughn-Purser of Dallas Bears.** **Dr. M. P. O. Smith of Hous- and Mrs. W. Purser, were present and given** **by the Clive Bald in led by Prof. James** **Davis.** 0,000. e Wave SIX DAYS AFTER CRIMINALS June 14--After Will Gentry, 46, of Trout Creek, died of good Colmanan, Marshall, through the mouth, Marshall took his assistant Gentry and sent over bullets into the head of Trinity and another into the abdomen. Gentry was amassed, his face sent bullet he had probably inoculated by Gentry, was bulled into body and death clutched, him at Parkland Hospital. Confidence Now State Jerome M. Mendelson of Nassau County shot and fatally wounded a Negro, believing to be El Jusuf, 37, in ambulance and Main Street, down town, at 9 o'clock. Home, died in Parkland hospital a short white afternoon. ```markdown ``` Mr. T. Y. Kinshton, baritone of Dalton, Texas and Mr. E. C. Scott of Prairie View were. the two vocal contestants. Mr. Kinshton's rendition of Gounand's Winding Rose gave evidence of a voice possessing rich depth and quality. He was at one time a student of voice under Mr. Dett at Hampton. Mr. E. C. Scott, tenor of Prairie View, sang "Go Down, Moses" by Burleigh Mr. Scott is truly, possessed of a sense that is emperous, mellow and well trained. Doeases of his superlog-voice control, Mr. Scott was Continued on Page 8 MISS EYES. SOCIETY SOCIETY and Club THE FEDERATION OF COLORED Rock was hostess and Mr. Ernest Owing to the success of the organization, a player, center/banker at the building of the Correctional Center, of three prizes were awarded. First prize was a $1,000 bond. Second prize was a $1,000 Federation medal with Mrs. J. B. members were present. Miss Lois Glasson on Washington Avenue had second prize, Mrs. Taylor and Lois Glasson on Washington Avenue had third prize. A quote a representative, members won the Double. The prize will most likely be given to Mrs. Jeffrey, were Street and Mrs. Marissa, Jeffrey, were Street. At atlanta in July, Clubs also asked to pay their taxes and nationals to help their town. I am a booster, helps my town — I am a booster. triet organiser, Mrs. Burch presented the Buella Art as member of the Federation. Mrs. C. L. Gull was introduced and expressed herself as being well pleased with the work of the Federation. Miss Minor is a delegate to the State meeting from the Junior Federation. ROSE ART CLUB ... The club club was just in with Mrs. McDaniel. President, presiding. Plans were completed for a picnic on the evening of our exhibit. Preparations have been made to serve one hun. died guest Mrs. McDaniel gave us Is now in actual operation throughout the State of Texas, operating upon a Bentonville Plan far superior to All States. We are the largest and greatest Protection for less money Send for our clients and other information and begin organiza- tions and associations. Tumples. Agents. Dupes are being appointed every day. THE BROTHERHOOD STANDS FOR Brace Co-operation and Support and Support Why not Join and Help Build an Organization that is help- ing to build our RACE organization that is Tro- viding our OTHERS to answer? This is your opportunity IF YOU WANT, HADE PRIDE THE BROTHERHOOD WILL MAKE YOU A LOVELY MEN AND WOMEN ANSWER THE CALL FOR SERV- ICE. We Accept all good, We Pay Quick Rellen- Children of every Walk at Life. We Pay Quick Rellen- Children of every Walk at Life. We Pay Quick Rellen- Children of every Walk at Life. OVER $3000.00 GUARANTEE RELIEF FUND AVAILABLE FOR ANY IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY CLAIMS. PAY UPON PROOF OF DEATH DEATH. DEATH. DEATH. Address All Communications to Our Houses Office 2318 HALL ST. DALLAS, TEXAS Mr. Bex and No Mises Yes to Warning! You as a friend, How also you have reported to you, may be in the same advice. You are going to stop. Calling that cute office planner for she doesn't mean you any good. You'll be to come, one else. Now perhaps the one you made the second leap means the same to you. Miss Kee has done so. Now, much luck for your future. " Naking" won't get it. Mrs. Evil thinking Ida, it takes another method to keep him down. You will be the kind treatment system you might like to do with the kind treatment system you might like to do with me, as well, you'll be so waiting for home thinking that old-will-stuff-hubby is with his kind treatment sweetie. Miss Eyes are just "why you and your friends get on to think with the Matron on the off street. You Maimon and your Chum are all the same things. What you do with your husband will file and that's the reason your pet can't get on a husband. " Just anybody will do it, you'll be. Miss Kee will do it every day. I'm not on Maison and Miss to. Watch your step. Miss Eyes and your wife are so laughing up their sleeves all you as for you to think and always going off. To your friends " you know you'll be the one you can't get right you try to keep such a close lab on wiley (when you are going around doing just what you do) you are going to do with you. My Mym will say the closer watch you may keep the other " guy" finds a way to edge the. Hal (I'd always be on a life's way) on wiley the closer she will stick. Miss Eyes is in sympathy with you Mrs. W. P. Of least you understand how it is to fall from your high horses (Society). Remember you can't live in this world alone. Miss Eyes advise to you is to make God your helper and the one that caused you so much ministry in your happy home. an THE FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUB Owing to the rising of the chievers' building at the Corner, the Washington and State Streets, the Federation met with Mrs. J. R. Glasser on Washington Avenue last Wednesday evening at the City of the 1st龄主义社会主义革命节. The first of the two was present. Mrs. J. W. Waller and Mrs. Maurine Jaffrey were elected delegates to the state meeting at Austin in July. Clubs are asked to pay their state and national taxes. Li Fee per member. The district organiser, Mrs. Burch presented the Russia Art as member of the Federation. Mrs. C. L. Gull was involved and expressed himself as being well pleased with the work of the Federation. Miss Minor is a delegate in the state meeting from the Junior Federation. Mrs. A. A. Carenter, Registrar. Mrs. Lillie Lewis, Pub. Chair. No vence te stranger thaw Iw hust noe.w.w. AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL CLUB at WESTMINSTER and the 10th at 2218 Hall Street, alll For Every Man, We The Supreme Wail of all the Nights you find them awake. The way you were carving out the job you will make. Mike wrote that method a long time after that method was written. It has to get even with you. Now you another position. IFTY d Club Rock was boisteran and Mr. Bernard Elk was host, serving a one course three-prime dinner. Three primes were awarded. First prize, Mrs. Kellog and Mr. Brown, second prize, Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Brown, third prize, Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Brown. The Duke. The duke will most welcome you. The Duke will most welcome you. The Duke will most welcome you. Boasting The Dellas Express helps my town—I am a booster. BOMB ART CLUB . . . The club Bombard, President, presiding Plans Daniel, President, presiding Plans evening of our exhibit. Preparations during our exhibit. Preparations during our exhibit. McMahon gave up dress question. McMahon gave up dress question. The following officers were elected Mrs. Bill Hall, Mrs. Chick, Rutherford, Treas. Mrs. Christian, Rutherford, Treas. Mrs. Christian, Walsh, Secretary, Chairman, Walsh, Secretary, Chairman, Mrs. Mrs. Rutherford, Treas. Mrs. Mrs. Rutherford, Treas. Mrs. J. Whittle, Instructor. woman and Child Grand Temple The hostess served a delicious ice cream. The club will meet June 7, 2014. Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Kline, Presidency: Miss Kline, Katherine, Reporter. Boosting The Delta Express help my team is a booster. THE CHUFFER MECHANIC Bootstrap The Dellas Express helps my town and me a booster CITY FEDERATION OF COLUMBIA MOMENA CLAIRS - Arrangements carry the delegates of Dallas and Momena Claire to the annual annual session of the State Power- house, which convened in Austin, July 9-12. Program is programmed on which appear the names of many persons in the town to meet and at the beach. The town is to meet at the beach. The lawn dance was discussed. The Lawn dance was discussed. The town with quotations and dawn. Art work with quotations and dawn. Art work hosted a delicious menu. Hosted a delicious menu. If I have from a Negro Enterprise I will give my son a position. If I give my son a position. Hosting The Dallas Express hosting my town = a hoster. THE NOTRE DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB met with the President, Miss Beatles. Cowens. The meeting opened on the 10th of March, which ended to the roll call with quotations and dues. The plans for the town dance, June 28, 1926 at the home of Mr. J. R. Glaner, 2011, was published with the invitations are now readiness, the hostess served a delicious to your. Miss Beatles Cowens, President; Mrs. L. James. Reported. If I buy from a Negro Enterprise (The Online Express) today, it may give my son a position tomorrow. THE ATALHIC ANT CLUB met at the home of Mr. L. Owens, 1920. Alien Street, after regular business had a nies repast. The members then adorned to meet with Mr. Smith on Allen, Mrs. T. D. Marshall, reporter. If I buy from a Negro Enterprise (The Online Express) today, it may give my son a position tomorrow. NIGNER RRD HOSS SOCIAL CLUB - Meeting at A. T. Hall Thursday night, June 1st. The meeting was called to order by the Secretary. Visitors two. New members one. Collection of 400 $1.50 per year. Mr. Effie Conedy, President, Mrs. Bueck Gray, Secretary Mrs. Marrie Collin, Reporter. J Use Nadinola- the QUICK Bleach You'll be amazed to see Nadinola bleaches your skin. 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Nadinola Bleaching Cream ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1926 BATHING SUITS FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN AURSTIFROS. TEXAS' FINEST CLOTHS SHARN AT FIELD NEGRO CHAMBER OF CO HAS MEMBERSHIP DI About one hundred and Fifty W. M. Clark, a member of the Negro U. of C. were goon, Dr. R. E. to the happy partisans to a winner at Hotel Powell, 315. St. Louis, the other two at the 11th. 1926. Monday night, June the 11th. 1926. Prof. Joseph J. Rhodes of Booker Washington, 11th School was shot, and at least master for the coonation of the 11th School was shot. Prof. J. W. Towns was selected to provide as to the program, due to the fact of Prof. Rhodes was a BFI late. The Guezia All the guava toward their no shiel. Mr. Sil AURST BROS. CO. TENAS FINEST CLOTHES SHOP MAN AT FIELD O CHAMBER OF CO S MEMBERSHIP DIVISION NEGRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS MEMBERSHIP DINNER About 19 p. m., the table was spread around which the guests and the opening remarks, after which he fired the Tusmaster Towns, made the opening remarks, after which he fired the firing party among other things an order for him to be last sent out. Bent, telling the last of the Dallas New Chamber organization and coming to the front, said the organization — in one word — "is the most industrial and all other racial differences may from time to time At the door of President Grace (Grace K. Johnson) (Vice President) who is the great need of buildings — a great organization in Dallas — among those who seek it — Among others who seek it. FAIR PARK WILL BE THE CIPLE Celebration OF BY COLORED DALLAS T Arrangements have been perfect and their attendance has been great. Park Amusement man, so that the thrown open for the day, which all the amusement devices, and together with the newly completed presentation of the celebrations, has been added by Anderson Gatson, has been active for the event, and some of the features will include a ball game. America rushes first to Business. We are Americans and we want our people to be involved. Beating The Duel. Envoy helps my team—I am a hostess. K WILL BE THE SCENE OF CELEBRATION OF EMANCIPI BY COLORED CITIZENS DALLAS THIS YEAR have been perfect daylight fragr ugna. Pearson. PACIFICATION with the park. The park will be known aviator. FAIR PARK WILL BE THE SCENE OF THE PRINCIPLE CLEBREATION OF EMANCIPATION DAY BY COLORED CITIZENS OF DALLAS THIS YEAR Arrangements have been perfected with J. Eugene Pearce, Fair Park Amusement man, so that the full facilities of the park will be thrown open for the day which daylight fireworks and a balloon accession with a double parachute drop by "Blackie" innis, the well known avistor. A local committee headed by Adam Gaeton, has been active for the last several weeks in preparing for the event, and some of the features will include a base ball game. Of course there will be plenty of music and plans are under way for a dance at night, particulars of which will be announced on the No peace is stronger than its best friend. He was a NAVY SEA CORNISH VISITS COUSIN in DALLEL. Mine.Gank. born,married, and educated in Liberty,Arkansas and one of the most successful teachers University had a longing to hear of by the hands of providence. He was a devoted friend of the hand of providence. Albert Mawhinna, 1809, Cochran St. Mine-Gank tells an interesting story of his country and its natural resources. hired of by the heads of providence was presented in local office. Albert Hawkins, 1390 (church Diar- ter in dead as a result of inju- rient fire) was appointed to the story of the agricultural industry chase of an automobile truck, near his country and in its natural sources, when she left the chores of Miller was killed while attempt Copyright © 2015 by The University of Texas at Austin MISROS CO. CLOTHES SHOP AT FIELD R OF COMMERCE SCHIP DINNER W. E. Clark, the Executive Secretary; Dr. R. T. Hamilton, Dr. M. C. Brown and Mrs. C. L. Clinton, Tucker-Layne, the co-chairman of the Dramatic organization, the auxiliary of the Dallas Negro C. of C. The Gurza Parkland, Othara Jaleb M. G. Mordon, Mr J. S. Simpson, Mr C. Chinne Moore, Mr J. S. Simpson, and Tussell M. Dickson. Several others among their memberships in the very near Mr. H. W. Scott, formerly of Dalton, have been brought from the West to the East to great benefit in the great need of Local Boldness. Membership Directory. The directory goes to press immediately with the "Memories" to be found on the manus of these members will be found the manus of these members. A copy of the directory in the home of each member. A copy of the directory in the home of each member. A copy of the directory in the home of each member. THE WILL PUT DALLAS AHEAD. THE SCENE OF THE PRINF OF EMANCIPATION DAY CITIZENS OF THIS YEAR daylight fireworks and a balloon drop by "Blackie" night, the wall Numismatic privileges, covering the retrenchment, the unknown people, and the agitated furious anything that Dallas Numismatic privileges, covering the retrenchment, the unknown people, and the agitated furious anything that Dallas Liberty, called vip. England and an American, called for several weeks because of the Cuba crisis, but for some time it was very difficult for her to have her father, a native of the United states married in Columbia, to be married to her. She called for Liberty, there he has resided, to be married to her husband in Columbia of Liberty. CRUSHER UNDER WHEELS OF TRUCK James Miller, 46, of 2019, Athens, Georgia, was a crewman when the massive chassis of an automobile truck, purchased by Miller was killed while attempt log to catch a ride home on a truck that was traversing the West Dallas pile. His "internal" organs were badly injured that death followed in a short lapse of time. No pepe is stronger than its busin ness undertakings. Miss Buln, Winn and Mrs. Mahola M. Stephens. Willburn, left Tuesday, June 14th for Houlder, Colo., where they will matriculate in University of Colm. Lucky, like a Nigel Hussain in Holmeness, our race moves up a notch. LECKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB Met at their Club room in the Richmond building Wednesday night. There were many visitors and the hoolings. Miss Della Crenshaw served a niece's men. The club met with Mrs. Clark Turner, Saturday night. The party then had a superherald party at the Fride of Delling Cafe and finished with a fire-clock swimming party at the North Delling Rim-ming pool. Texas Towns MINERAL WELLS— Mrs. Grace Laseine attended the R. T. P. U. and board meeting in Fort Worth last week and reported a treat meeting. Mr. son — Mr. Deep Laseine, who has been attending school in the group College, joined her in FL. Worth and accompanied her here. The Harry Burglish, Jubilee Singer, were here last Thursday night and vended a very nice program at the first Baptist church. Miss C. F. Houston, who is visiting to our class from Sheldon at the attended Eastern Star Grand Lodge. In Fort Worth, Mrs. Sinnie Haywood and her son Archie Bell have returned from Galveston where they attended the K. of P. Grand Lodge. Mrs. Balls Jones is attending the Eastern Star Grand Lodge in Fort Worth. SUNDAYS at Office by Appointment Only RESIDENCE Phone 8-400 OFFICE Phone 8-857 Office—808 1-2 Good Street Hours 9 to 11 a.m. 3 to 5 p.m. T-8 8 p.m. McMillian Sanitation by Appointment U-4191 Specializing in Livesness of Women, Chrono diseases of Heart, Lungs and Kidneys, Blood Diseases and Gerito-Urinary Diseases. (X-RAY EXAMINATION) and TRATMENTS DALLAS BAND HOUSE Gates 1990 Klein Street Phone 7-8884 KING BAND INSTRUMENT State Agent Loody and Ludwig Drums and Drum more Traps, Vega Culture, Banjo and Mandolins. Musical Merchandises of all kinds. Repairing on all Instruments. J. J. CLEGO, PROP. For AUTOMOBILES See Brigs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms. Colored Representative Res. 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OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 SOCIAL PERSONAL NATIONS MAY CRUMBLE, KINGS BE UN- CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE All Medicines Furnished from our Own Laboratory: Made of Pure Herbs INDIAN HERB STORE 2560 Eun Street DALLAS, TEXAS Dr. Pepper 5c TRADE MARK GOOD FOR LIFE! Goodlooking Oxfords for dress, sport, wear or for work. Male and female quality uniforms for the newest styles and colors. FOR BOYS OF ALL Be the children of someone in a complete range of style, cut, collar, pomp or cyclist ties for Mack patent, tan calfskin or All-piece lower. OPEN SATURDAY (Motion The) SOIAL Mr. T. D. Bredley' after having spent the week of June 10th in London, London and London of Rugby of Pathela and had a very pleasant stay. Mrs. Bredley' the Grand Lodge of Manors at Port Worth this week. Get acquainted with your own dress, sport, wear or for work. Male and female quality uniforms for the newest styles and colors. Mrs A. 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Richardson has returned to Houston in Hemupetra, Texas. port, is in the city stating her son, daughter-in-law, Mr. McFarlane, Mire Hurs directresses of Mus- cles. Mire Hurs' Texas has returned to Texas, has returned to the city. DALLAS LAD KILLED IN AUTO WRECK Walter Herring, 12, 2700, block eight when he was a Dodge Coupe was over 100 years old. Herring and his uncle F. P. Simmons, an agent-surveyor of the Mountains, route to Himalayas to visit friends, gravel and over-turned, and the youth was killed. The men who were killed was almost completely demolished. Sipinnas received a few mumps influenza. **Boozing the Daltaa Express** helps my town—I am a booster. CROWNED, BUT THE WORK, OF THAT FAMOUS SPECIALIST, DR. W. K. JOINTS, WILL, AVE. FOR EVER IN THE HEARTS OF ALL MANKIND, THE SPECIALIST, WHO MARKED THE SPECIALIST, WHO ARMMENTS OF RABIES, THAT WHICH IS A PUZZLE TO MOST MEN, AND EXAMINATION FREE Furnished from our Own Very: Made of Pure Herba HERB STORE DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express) To those who sympathized with the family in their bereavement and tender letters of condolence and floral offerings. We are most thankful. Mr. Dave Buckner, better known as "Dive"s two-in-one orchestra—Last Thursday evening at the station WFAA, Baker Hotel Studio broadcast from 1:30 to 2:00 o'clock. He has become very popular over the radio. Mr. Dave Buckner is now under the management of Mr. Billy Redd (white) at Bush and Gert's Music Co. Mr. Buckner is a Dallas boy and well known in the social circle. MR. K. C. HABLEE, REV. GIO. H. HARLEE, GERARD H. HARLEE. Americas ranks first in Business. We are Americans and we want our MISS-LUCILE DAVIS IN CHARGED OF SWIMMING POOL The city of Dallas has appointed Miss Lucille Travis in charge of swimming pool in North Dallas, Texas Park. Miss Davis is a well known Dallas Society young lady who we feel that with her response, his connection and success we feel more that she will be able to put over the affairs she has been�connected and she will be successful in her new endeavours. Their have inaugurated children They have inaugurated children free from between 2 and 4 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, and午饭 day every day Thursday. The airport guards to instruct in the proper luggage to be placed. The city has provided new walks to every department residence. It is the desire of the new management to encourage our citizenry in the five-judiments of swimming as it is an art of every one should know. Several clubs have already spoken for the pool on certain mornings for societies. The Lucky 25 Swimming Club has contracted for every Sunday morning. The Good Fellows Social Club states that they are going to show these older clubs something this year as they are all coming out as soon as their suits arrive with a uniform in suits. When you are warm and want to go to the coolest place in town call by the swimming pool and get cool. CARD OF THANKS We thank our friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement chused by the death of our Brother Geo. Mosley who died May 11th, and for the many floral offerings. ALLEN MORRELY and WIFE, 2702 State Street. If I buy from a Negro Enterprise (The Dallas Express) today, it may give my son a position tomorrow. IN MEMORIAM HARRY HAWKINS HAWKONC departed this life one year ago June 15th, 1925 Prayer for your sleep dear Harry. Prayer for your sweetest will always around the spot where you were Around the spot where you were MRS. MOLLIE HASCONC, Wife, Mother, Audie, Texas Mother, Audie, Texas America ranks first in Husband, American and we want our share of the world. CARD OF THANKS To those who sympathized with the family in their bereavement and tendered letters of eoldence and floral offerings. We are most thankful. Signed: MRR. K. C. HAWLEE REV. GHO. H. HARLEE GERARD H. HARLEE Americas ranks first in Business. We are Americans and we want our share of the Business. MANAGER OF WILLIAM SINGERS Mr. George Mosely formerly a member of Paul Quinn Choral Club and a member of St James A. M. E. Church died in Clarksdale, Miss. after a few days illness. At the time of death he was based on a�op of the Silver Tone Quintet. A�op of the W.H.A. Jones was also manager. His body was shipped to Dallas for Burial. Americas ranks first in Business. We are Americans and we want our share of the Business. WILL be the feature program for the fall to see the good-hearted Lincoln Tail in age the good-hearted Lincoln the rules of the game. We will present a new Great Wild Animal story, a new Wild Animal story, the written say it is better; than the written Lincoln Tail a new period. The Central Theatre will tend the best wishes for this great celebration. If you have from a Negro Enterprise (the Negro Enterprise, today) it may give my son a position tomorrow. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1920 VOLK'S SALE "Jiggers" offers an opportunity for you to wear stylish highgrade shoes at real sale Prices, when you step out on JUNE - NINETEENTH! L Every married woman should write for FREE Book written by Dr. Burroughs, a graduate physician on Dr. Burroughs has spent 40 years treating women for diseases pectoris to their sex and in his book tells why so many married women have been stained the blessing of children—why they are broken down physically in early life. 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It is unfortunate that the realization of the decorated with stirce of black and labored in its regard too hard to have for the school that its even- to have it hindered by any group of controllers are men, for the most trained? And highly cultured men and slums box with a shacker board of men and the chalking of the men and the chalking of the thing for which they give up the right to give up the money of the greater number of the money of food-caring out and school coupled with the report? It was cannot successfully manage a of management which are to settle. And to the extent that that there is dire need of more be heard from time to time give the A-M. E. Church in Texas com- well educated ministers in the A room for the contention that it is not to attempt to do this, to M. E. Church in Texas. PAID UP POLICIES FOR KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS THE PRESIDENT GREAT BRITAIN GOVERNMENT According to the recommendations of Grand Chancellor Willis which were adopted at the session of the Knights of Pathfis just closed in Galveston, it will now be possible for all new members as well as the old to receive policies which in time will become "paid-up" policies. Each policy will enlist for itself a pure endowment fund and it will no longer be true that a man may live for years in the order and become unfinancial after the failure to pay a premium. In other words, the lodge has become more of a real insurance company and "nobody can lose" what he has paid into MEMBER NATIONAL NEIGHBOR PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2000 Swim Avenue. This is a radically forward step, one which few white concern have been able to take and one which this fraternity has taken only at the bidding of its actuary who has checked its statements so closely as to be sure that no error has been made. It is a careful handling of the funds of the order and their investment in such ways as to make this added benefit to the policyholders possible. It has never happened in Texas before. It has never happened in a Negro fraternity in America before. It has never happened in a good that is so. Its assets to total more than a million dollars. It is the first Negro fraternial society to do this. It was the first in Texas to make its surplus available for the assistance of its policyholders. And now it goes a step further and becomes the first to guarantee to the fraternity the assets of the men them an estate like that of an old line insurance company. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, on second-class mail- under Act of Congress, March 1979 THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.25 6 Months 1.20 7 Months 0.75 Single Copy .05 Not only has the remarkable growth of the Pythianis been an example of what it is possible for a fraternity to become in the hands of an experienced and senior leader, it has also been the case that the space and marks the way for others to follow. It is giving service to those who compose it. That is as it should be. It ministers to them and it gives them reason to stay in it for more than grip, signs and passwords. It has become a proud of the distinction which it has as the home of such an organization, and the members of the lodge should take pride in their scene in choosing such an able executive as Grand Chancellor Willis. And all other fraternities should realize that this fraternity has done, others can do. The Pythianis has been a proud of the distinction which have scarcely been marched. Of the 800,000 Negroes in the state, less than one-third are members of any lodge. Think them, of the splendid possibilities which the remarkable success of the Pythianis has opened up for all who are interested in the fraternity. In time, there will be others who will be able to take this forward step in the protection of their policyholders and that Texas will be noted for the number of well governed fraternities which it contains. Padd up policies for Pythianis and other fraternities. Padd up a stepward step guarantees estates to many who would otherwise have been forced to do without them. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never helped the white feather, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow sizzler. It is not affiliated with the funnel mouth. It is a plate, every day, smaller, consistent live no new paper, which strime no add to catch the passing breeds; flies no doubtful flays. It professes a patriotism no broad as our country, its tuve of even hundred justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and areUNITAR, though we live in the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. THE CASE OF PAUL QUINN COLLABLE It appears to The Express that there is much sympathy due to these members of the A.M. E. Church in Texas who have backed Paul Quinn College through all of these years. They have been unfortunately handled. The affairs of that school have been muddled, mixed and so mangled that it has failed of its fullest growth and, according to the latest report from that place, the end is not yet. A president whose only sta seemed to have been the desire to make the plant efficient has been turned out with his reputation rather amished as the result of charges which were only stated but not proven. It appears that he was the victim of deliberate planning and that the case against him was carefully built up with malice aforethought. At any rate, if the Two precedent setting things happened in Texas last week in the insurance field. One was the writing of a group policy on the Lone Star Dental and Medical Association while in session in Houston which will total more than 225,000. The other was the passing of a resolution in the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Dryths to insulate of the Grand of the Knights of Dryths. In the court thereof, as it is possible in order that the order might be recommended for any less which it might suffer in the event of his death. Nothing like either of these things has ever happened in Texas before and both of the incidents marked progress of the stable sort. It is probable that Texas has produced new whose value to the institutions which they headed was great as to the institutions which they headed was not those before who have made the record when the progress of his order, but it has never happened before that the membership of any institution of that sort has had the conscienciness of the court of an individual. Just as the record of an individual is the part of the group of young men has had the conscienciness of the court of an individual. The case of a group of young men has had the conscienciness of the court of an individual. Just as the case of an individual is the part of the group of young men has had the conscienciness of the court of an individual. statements of students, and others closely connected with the school were to so. He strove to be efficient and he was called "the teacher." In the course of his efforts, he sufficient to have closed him all of the rumors which were arise in the run-up of the war of the Second World War, distinguished, according to report, with out an opportunity to state his views, and though unfortunate, he the whole of the trouble came. There is where the rights of the man were disregarded and he was forced to assert his manhood. there is something radically wrong in the management. President's come and go with such startling regularity a t o just that extent will there be reason to complain at the failure of Paul Quinn College to function a THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1926 Radio Topics ```markdown ``` A Negro, tobsies' worker " the Danville. Va. district, when making inquiry of the employment manager as to why " taxoff" and mis-television has to why " taxoff and mis-television has to why " have been so prevalent this year nining the Race works states that the manager gave him the following reply: Well, we've vested the race work and we have some of the same time to locate a piece of land upon which " which " in Negro workers can park your automobile when when " can on Job, and how is when the great corporate shows " his head in the firm of economic pressure. Lynch's major subides regragation market. There is no such thing as favoring the short effective weapon of all in the game of suppression. Our old professor of Biomonomic study told me, "I am a common minimum of a change. Others have said that money is power, and that it is the root of all evil. But the Negro could also have a power of the whole. It is the most relevating action in the most devastating death in the whole world, dependent upon its location. A new way man's income and he becomes a pitable object of charity, and it is more than evident that the Interfactual game of group dynamics is the same thing that he does not with his no dependent upon wealth. Overtiquity, wealth means control; and control means success or failure. Money cannot buy sentiment, with the same value as the other. GOVERNMENT MAY FORBID RADIO LETTERING By the Secretary Media Manager THE federal use advertising and two prepaid use advertising by federal broadcast by the Department of Communications is permitted on in Washington. in certain fields—education, medicine, law, and politics—are the most important radio publics. The govern- ers of the one of the most producing radio publics in the world are the most important radio publics in the world. TWO INSURANCE INCIDENTS TWO INSURANCE INCIDENTS As lotteries are used as advertising stunts, it is feared by the more far-sighted broadcasters that the passage of a higher forbidden lotteries would necessarily result in a censorship of all sorts of radio advertising. These broadcasters revise that a certain amount of advertising is absolutely necessary and likely to be necessary to the development of listeners will more effectively curb offending stations than will an unpleading legislative action. It is to be hoped that legislation of this sort will not be adopted except as a last resort. Woman and Witness According to Walter Proton, direction of station彼は彼はWTO, chicago, women are much more difficult to handle in a broadcasting studio than are men. You tell a man to step back from the microphone and go to the station at the same spot. Please read the name and show-right in the same spot. According to Mr. Proton, it would become the woman and the disregarded women. The instructions of the director are simply to think that her voice sounds all right where she is standing and time it would not sound any better. There she is now forward or backward as the same may be. "Just the same" concludes Mr. Marjorie, who does without them in the studio. We must do without them in the studio. We Mr. Marjorie experiences with women brings to mind the case of a man who, after making him how she could sleep, he told her that he had tried furnishing all of them in the studio. "Kings Of The Commons" goes, "No, one seeds so be told what a Meandering with Marjorie." NO matter how much in love the bride and groom may be, sweet nothings eventually pill on both and they wish they knew some game besides double salitarle. A clever young woman of my assistance, whose husband is after several years, as wildly in love as he was the first week, realized (from experience, she says) the necessity of amusement for everyone and envelved a unique affair for a coming bride. It was a "game shower." Much guest was requested to bring the directions and the necessary materials for playing her favorite game. In order to avoid duel是非，which are not up to be given, the hostess was informed of each one and made her which could be Instead of the almost inevitable baking and dominance over play, dining and evenness were played harmfully. (The cute quality ones that were not introduced were served in the dining room and the white table painted on the white cloth. The painted box with the white cloth. The decorated box with a wicker board that dressed in white. The piece dressed in red. The piece dressed in black and the piece dressed out the color.) **Fruit Salad** Introductions. These were fruit salads and fruit bread and all-purpose filling and chocolate and red—cherry sundae. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION in economic fashion, and essentials of modern life interpersonal problems would rapidly vanish, and economic pressure would become The Race can amass wealth; cannot be denied. Church collections, and quarter and half million dollar church edifices which, the then own and control-informally established, are subject to the耻辱. The country's homogeneity of Christianity, however, and embellishing it with bravestforms—fronts and tricolourled windows does not have the same strong and which-guilty confrontation. Race for Religion is not a commodity, and though it is another, to the real is the most effective. If the body and the body is more comfortable and aware, respectively because of economic environment. We are goodly position of Church Wealth diverged into industry, business and agriculture, economic essentials would unquestionably upon which action of the country might demand. In some interchange means daily contact, understanding, and assistance, far more beneficial we have than to the other. We have no need to be so far as which interracial good will and tolerance are talked about vigorously and forgotten quickly. I am not a whether a tobacco-hand comes to work in a "other" home group. But is it with some city's essentials, such as that can be done well, it is so different. —Preston News Service 2020 Radio Lair² in its definition item Kindly, would be to say that he is a person, who but of a complete means of the process of being produced makes the performance. Personally, about no think that most 'radio' has, do-sore such a mild definition but a respect for the United States's position of one that would be more appropriate. A certain listener of station you are going to be a letter, making a rather broad claim for selectivity, which at once establishes him as the "King of the Radio Lairs" of the United States. It is the first time a person, complete that while listening to WHAT he unscrambled the voices of the Roxy, he was not at all as time he served. As the events a person only, regardless of the fact that five other voters care being broadcast at the moment; or, occasionally, he shifted to a due with the ferror and berftone. Those Terson must use an awful brand of firewater. (Mr. Sherrell) will be glad to be in the radio, and he will be in the radio problem. Write him in care of this paper. Q.—R. D-sabs: "Would the nation's insulators be replaced by the industry should I am defined in my antems for both transmitting and receiving." Q.—The insulators become covered with a stock of other equipment which cannot be cleaned off, and they need to be re-employed to insulators. This is especially true for transmitting antonomas. Q.—Q. K. wants to know which in the outside end of the secondary winding of an A-P, and the second-order winding line must be on the A-P line outside the grid of the public. Q.—Q. L. says, "I am using five sub-models three times a year," and I have trouble with some of the yahoo-on-the-g்கொ-ing line. I tell which to be collecting. Aue—it may be that when the first sub-model is made, it will be the same. You can test each tube separately on the data set on the plate. When the tube breaks into escultions, then there will be sudden drop in the plate current. Brown Corporation (Chicago) Copyright 1926, by The Connecticut State. Q.—The data is a runch was over the checker board, order piece was given to the guest of honor. Never having been soوکفار, he was given the games (except of course, at Harky Novartis, Shop where one can get the) and the group of the group was delighted. This party is especially nice because it will please almost any person of any age. Ribbon Sandwiches To make your intermittent feedings sandy, sweet and healthy, sandwich bread. 2. buttered cream cheese. 3. green apple juice. 4. green grasshopper, chopped sweet and buttered in this mix. 5. mix one onion, garlic and leekwash. 6. mix one onion, garlic and leekwash. 7. one machine of cheese. 8. one machine of cheese. 9. one machine of cheese. 10. bread with milk, minced cheese. 11. bread with milk, minced cheese. 12. bread with cheese. 13. the cheese-panches to give the sandwich bread areas in usual way. 14. slice bread areas in usual way. 4 bananas, cut in small pieces 1 mustard seeds, and serve with their own or fruit mixed dressing. This recipe awaits you. to taste. Mix orange and lemon juices and half a cup of water add the water and half a cup more juice to taste. Will it taste better? teen glasses. (Copyright, 1986, by The Bennet- Brown Corporation, Chicago). Chuckle Column Pop-eyed we looked at his catch. As beautiful a fish as we had ever seen. And to add to our admiration he rendered us almost greethiness with this story: Top-fellas. Ain't he a beauty? Look! that large mouth, no. He looks like maybe that baby. Just shot the of-feel in. Midst of a cluster of hip pads. When—there can be a loud "wish". The battle was on. Out went the line—the whiff of the fast. What must be the rest. Then—a slenderation. I don't see the time. Taut and started to feel in. Nothing doing. He started in. Another direction. Things kept up that way for more than a half hour, this baby gig-agging. All over the lake. Finally. Noted that his news stirred and it started his move toward the Boat. Once elgages, he spotted me and had a share of one for the bottom. I thought sure any line wouldn't hold. But it did. The flight raged on. At last I brought him to gaff whipped the of not under him And—and— AND JUST THEN— He wife stepped into the room and interrupted him. He was, first. Here's a bill I don't understand. It's from the house and was very well. One I pound Black—$1200 (Curtain) We, "humans" are a funny lot. Never satisfied with our nationalism. In London, And in winter, words are anything to live in the "tomato-like" and save the cost of far. Ever know there was such a word as Yogdisset in the Hill, the language. They tell us it has been a long time. We'll be a good spilling, but recently. Wouldn't doubt that. Sounds like something to be wialded—not spalled. Lives of great men off-reminding us how far we have to live whether or not we were a new-flow or tea-tower. Lot of stout folks—best of people—are the best of people—dishes of too cream these days. Reaching for the last straw doesn't always precede some crisis. It happens quite often at a mode- "one-de-Pipel" The "long-level" peak standing four feet of more above the floor, are going out of existence in the future. The "long-line" is an existing one. Safety plans are adopting our "Safety Plan" show. Too. Don't blame them. We'll be a good spilling roll out of such high eileepers and knock yourself unexcellent during the course of a nightlong. Our Automobile Degeneration Particularly, it's always looking in the judge before whom you stand. A second time on the charge of speeding FANGOES LAST LINKS "Watch! I light a match and see if my wrist gas" NATIONAL CAPITOL, COUNTRY CLUB DEPARTMENT BRILLIANTLY Hartford and Washington Society Mothball, 1971-72 A Gate-Venetian Washington, D. C. May 17, 1971 history of the colored people of Hartford, 1971 such untreated esthetics and marked the opening of an esthetics day in connection with the National Capitol Club at Eagle Hill. The Nation's Capital, Counties and cities are the primary places to be a haven for those who need a place to call home. Every device to add to one phone line will be free of warranty, and for all languages, for all languages, will represent the has a phone line will be and will the membursals must be and will The dining room of the Club is the best place for one sitting and will be a wonderful area upon the value of the garden, with magnificent surroundings of beautiful woodland and a wood of a fine art-the soft light of simple elegance will develop the character of the room for a perfect meal. Sunday dinner will be features of the Weekly. The comfortable, cool and airy dining room, provided an ideal retreat for one entire wing of the Club, for dancing purposes, the hall will be to say nothing of additional dance rooms, which are lightly polished and furnished. French windows, that open one or two windows, that are an essential to regular orchestral place, a played music may be had at all times. The Road To Better Health WARNING WEATHER WARSING By: Dr. Arthur Le Yorster RUMMER will have the official opening next Monday and we will celebrate the occasion by considering some warm weather "close" and "don't" on this beautiful June 4th. During the warm season our physiology is vastly different from what it is in cold weather, and we need to be necessary that we adapt to the conditions of theమీరు which will give us the most pleasure which they could be materially enlarged upon—will suffice to eat attention to the needs of the environment of our people of living during the time of the year. Diet In cold weather when it is a case of "everything going out and going coming" into so far as bodily feeling coming in the day, it is not concerned that the good day comes in the good day. In the good day we are trying to get old of the surplus heat with us. We are a team of our all-around team, the most diligent of the time. But we are not weather, and the weather we have will do this to the extent of fifty per cent. Student people will confirm their needs to do well, and we are the best of our stockpiles and eat little and pastries, commitments, and other stimulating foods. They will also see to it that their foods are fresh and the food we have are as an absolute necessary during the heated season. Guangzhou Knowing is unquestionably good health in the world, the world weather, and the weather will find it to maintain a good day. But it's always a good day during the next two months itself, smoking out the smoke. The air is good. The cold one. The old pipe should be laid nais and given a much-needed but a package should be made to last two-old people. Enabling There is a natural desire in hot weather to fill up on cold drinks. But taking a drink is better than a day. It's a drink with the idea of cooling off-in a deusion. The so-called "soft" drinks are harder on the stomach than some cool hard-billed food. It's a good day for the cool let's come to water ten over the wrists for the minutes and drink a how) of hot snug. What is good, may be said for the good. It is a good day for the best to lose harmful than ice water because its alcoholic content promotes its rapid elimination and offsets the evil effects of its low temperature. Ventilation During warm weather when drivers and individuals are being charged against insights, especially files, manquillosa, and spiders. Carriers in this regard has cost you a lot of life. It is only a swindle-a "summer cold" in an echinatic eritter, and many people suffer more because they think they have no way to live. my Habersham, Glyndon, for the vice president of the National vice president of the National expedition of the veneration of the Texas expedition of what is now Texas in 1528 and what is now Texas in 1529. He and his wife, the plains of Texas and westward the plains of Texas and Mexico City. In 1528 he led an ex- pedition to the New State of Arizona. He wrote the State of Arizona. He was with the Indians, who have handed the State of the Black people of the Black people of the Black people of the Black people of Answer to Houghton? 55 - Andrew Bryant. TEXAS TOWNS LAWTON, Gloh 股 Mr. Ross of Kierno Ohle, are her visiting their mother Mrs. Jones and other relatives. The mandares School was fine with public interest. Mr. O'Graven was preached at the 10th International Conference on Intelligence at Galleria M. by Rev. J. Johnson, at 8 p.m. The M. had their annual session at 5 p.m. at Galleria Lactal Church Rev. Hudson, official. Rally Rev. The Rev. H. H. and the Rev. E. E. and the Rev. E. E. were well-attended at the 10th International Conference on Intelligence at Galleria M. at the church. Rev. James V. Paxton preached. WIGERTA FALLS—The Exercise Daptas Rungary School opened on time all officers present. Brother and sister Jones were welcome visitors. Poster City reviewed the season, 11:00 poster city was a well-attended at the 10th school. Mr. G. and Bennard assembled with all the visitors, and churchers at the city with Rev. M. M. and the other. Matthews Baptist Church Repair Addition. Poster City was a well-attended at the 10th school. Mr. G. was the best-reached at Blended Funding night. Circle No. 3, 1st at the home of Master Herdic and Smith. their auspices. An interesting unit was a program and a plan for the new was will be held at the 10th International Conference on Intelligence at Galleria M. at the church. Two sessions. Receipts $14.01 little cash. When electric fans are used, they are directly against the body. Some night bed coverings should be used. Electric fans can be changed more often. Babies should don’t like it if any more than you can change them. Babies should be warmed the first sign of gentle heat and not the first sign of heavy heat. Occasionally it is too heavily clothed. After months of inactivity during winter, most men take up sleep and the temperature then drops. The summer months are very warm, which you should approach steadily, thinking of the need for a bed with drugs of the heart, like aspirin. It is hard the young and old men who can stand two or three feet apart can sleep. The old boy should be fitted with a mattress, to the more delicate ones, if that is bad in hot weather if you are in bed with them. If you plan purchasing ones in the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Cause and Curve of Statistics J. J. T. Writers of the world are man, a man, a child, and a bell except for science which came on about two years ago. For about the first year, it passed his program to the state. The main is before the late afternoon and last bedtime. But a month ago I tried to play our own shoes during me. But if I omit it for a day or so but not so recently as formerly. potentially to be made in the "We are all miles from you the nearest doctor, and I shall thank you that you have to know me that three yellowwings question (41) is so much zulophus loqu loss? I am a working man and my work is natural in my underclothes with sl�phar, tarishes my watch etc. (2) Can you (tell me of a better family) What causes science? A knowledge of this might be a guide to future living. (1) Some consider sulphur as having considerable curative value in science, and it overall is not a result relative to the person. It is not poisonous and is specially eliminated. (3) Rooting our own forest inflow through our possible pressure from the nerve, and applying electricity are the surest methods of grids of about a certain cure. (4) The common cause is a system of poisoning and injuries. Brown Corporation Chicago Copyrighted 1926 by the Insur. son broke her arm while cranking her ear. Mr. Fred Mathénis cut his foot very bad. Mr. Lee fell from a byken schaffold and injured his back. Prof. Grimes Supreme Shepherd visited the Pilgrims here on the 16th. Mr. W. B. Morris was honored by the Pilgrims giving him a banquet, he will soon leave for the wet Mr. George Robinson reports a pleasant trip to Kerrville the past week. The members of Mother Zion Baptist Church are beaultifying their church they are looking forward to the association next month. Little Hill da Bouldin and Mrs. J. H. Stephen's daughter are in from school at Galveston. Miss Queen E. Marnam, of Paul Quinn College is home. DENISON—Sunday School, receive attended, effective and together at their post. Rev. F. M. Davis Breach, the second sermon of the 1972 Mrs. W. Rains and Families. Visiting relatives to Lee A. Aeles, California and Mexico. The Juanville Department of the American Woodman will give a play. June 22, 1973, was appointed to be a W. W. conducted by the National Woerry Guardian Mrs. J. L. Smith. The local talent of Denison, Mrs. A. Aeles, is to visit the Saint Louis on the 1st of November. Denison are all part for the Woodman convention and U. B. F. & M. T. Grand Lodge. Delegates returned from the Knights of Fythis Grand Lodge. CORISIANA—S. and Church services were well attended at the different churches. A M. E. Church began to survive services. Major, Washington, New Jersey, W. W. Baker and Mrs. Della Wil-Rams are on the sick list. Miss L. M. Rorde has returned from Dalton, where she taught the past year. Delegates are also in the new, of the Knights of Prithas have returned from Galveston, Grand Master Jackson spent Saturday in Dallas. A new站 is held at the 1st of May 2002, and through the otherུes, is envoated by Mrs. N. L. Ferry. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis were called to Nashville. Tenn on account of the death of Dr. Davis father. Phone news Clara Better Luggage at Much Lower Prices. Come in and be convinced. A transfusion of stock and new unluggage luggage is available. Lrunks~Bags~Dress Suit Cases Wardrabe Trunks $24.75 Hard fiber covered, heavy crestone lining, with extra shoe and hat box and locking device. A $25.00 value. HAT BOXES Special—Heavy construction. Best value in town $3.25 Extra Special—Cowhide leather Hand Bag. Double handles, leather lined. $12.50 and $15.00 values $7.75 BOSTON BAGS Real Cowhide Leather Well made. Special $1.35 COWHIDE LEATHER SUIT CASES Heavy Leather Straps $5.00 LEATHER HAND BAGS HAT BOXES Leather, lined, well made, can be dupli. cated elsewhere $5.00 GLADSTONE COWHIDE CASES Extra special; $2 inch. a ponderful $11.75 BRIEF CASES Heavy, smooth Cowhide 1 Pockets $4.95 2 Pockets $5.75 SUIT CASES—Our Special Price Good construction, $5.00 value, brassed lock doorkell. Good inside lining $3.00 DALAIP LARGEST PAWNBROKERS RENDERER 2312 ALM LOCATION FOR THE TITLE NAME 12345 NUMBER BARBECUED MEATS, REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS HALL STREET GROCERY AND MARKET FOR THE BEST MEAT, THE BEST GROCERIES AT THE BEST PRICES Texas Towns FARMERSVILLE — All Sunday schools were attended at the Cullors motored to DIXWICK text Monday on bus-trail home from Paul Quin College. Hedges were married Friday night. Hedges were married Friday night. Rev. I. & Cullors attended. Rev. I. & Cullors attended. mercerize by Rev. I. & Cullors. WARD WACO — Mrs. Marion is on duty each week to help have build a beautiful home. She has built a beautiful home. She has built a beautiful home. She has built a beautiful home. SUNKER DOWNSIDE of James College. Colleen Ankles, Ph.D. who attended the Sunken Dowside of James College. E. Egglesher of Bernin, Texas who attended the Moore High school were entertained with a breakfast Saturday morning. VILLAGUE MILLIS—Sunday School and Services were well attended at the Galeu Baptist Church. Mr R. McFatin, Mrs N. Connor and Mr W. York were pleasant visitors at Nanor Sunday. Mrs T. Bueger is seriously ill at her home. Mr Bueger and others motorized to Hillater VAN ALSTYNE—Sunday School and Church well attended. Jev�'alterson preached a great sermon Rev. McQuiller the pastor of Fannier-Haptiet — Church preached a noble sermon. The W. O. W. of Denison gave the first plomb of the Peason at Forest Park. Music by the Denison Hand. Mr. J. H. Wilkins notes of Oklahoma is in the city visiting this week. The "M. F. E. Church is planning on a big rally on the 11th. TERRIFIC A Number ofొ ( ) the occurred in our city last week. Mr. Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Will little son of Mr. Ben McQuill in the city of New York. Mr. Hawkins and wife and Mr. Frank Finey and wife of Louisville, K. Mrs. B. A. Allen of Monroe, L. is visiting her son and daughter her son. Mrs. B. A. Allen of New York. In the same day returned from Houston after attending the first Pharmaceutical Association. The latter was elected President of the State Pharmacy Company. The歇顿市retired from the Knight of Phillies Grand Judge at Galveston. Mrs. Winter from Balsam, and Mr. Young from Cathart and W. R. Younghood are attended the Masonic Grand Festive Year. The Womens of the Mrs. Katie Goodrum made a bus- way trip to Dallas Saturday. Rev. H. J. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. all of the New Hope Baptist church. Rev. C. B. Booker is com- ponent of the Royal Pty. of Penn is enjoyed in a revival at question. WAXAHACHIRI—St. Andrews "Arters" Chapel are both moving to the same place. The��under the leadership of Mr. Madison, who is the first of the Waxahachie. The 15th Celebration Miss. Where he will at the School of the School of New York. He and wife will become a Timpian, Texas. Rev. H. Jones, pastor of the General Episcopal Church. He is at the home. The body of Mr. White was shipped here from New Horse for the first year. John Huntley died at the home. Mr. John is the family. Capt. Mr. A. J. Arlington and Mr. Mr. Skells, married on the 3rd DALWORTH, Edward Christian Church A. pastor; born July 2, J. E. earth preached in 1910. He is organized a band A choir baltimore. Mrs. Karen Wilkinson laina entertained the children at Baltimore. Mrs. Jim Trimp and child have returned from Kansas to baltimore. Johnner. Walker who died at Baltimore at Birthham. R. C. by South and Mrs. Albert Clerkson of their father and mother were wrest, Mrs. F. Magnus of city during evangelism. School school were re-created. Mr. and Mrs. marriage of their daughter. Mrs. Hookes of Chicago Mrs. Hookes. Mrs. where she will spend a day from there to Chicago. Mrs. Flood spent several days in Texas Kentuck and her little grandson and Mrs. James Coleman in Ms. Baltimore. LAWTON, OK, USA: Mr. George of Muskoges, Oklahoma, is here visiting the son of Gretzman, who is the second son of Mr. Maren Maxson from La Orange, Texas 14000. He visited the other Mrs. Millin and had an operation last week, and is getting along fine. Services were good at Bathheem and E. Y. P. U. were well attended. Mr. Ray Cumbry left Sunday to visit his wife at Dallas, Texas. LADONIA — Rev. E. S. Clark reached at Wesley Chapel, M.J. to be seen at the�. The酶 was at the top of the beeched the closing sermon of the meetings conducted by Rev. Ford. The time to be seen is at the time of the day's interstong meeting was held by Marriott, the non-Kong of Grove, Monday on business. Mr. James Jimowson was the guest of Mrs. H. Hobbs, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark were at the same time. DADY and Thelma King were in Greenville, D. G. and the new, and the morning for Dallas, Miss. What king is visiting her sister Mr. M. Gomez? I was not sure if he was going to visit the son of Mrs. M. Gomez, but he returned from Kansas City where Mrs. Clark attended the conference. Miss. E. L. Clark was in DeKalb a few days last week. PACKSONVILLE—Rev. C. R. Carlyle, of the Jacksonville District held his third quarterly conference in the 19th quarterly, the church of the 11th Mrs. M. E. Marlin returned home at Davidson, Texas. The Grand Lodge at Dalveton, Texas, was at the same time. Miss. Miss. O. R. Arwinne, L.S. Herndon left Sunday night for the 10th of the Week. Mr. Pollinum, Charlie H. Levy, M. J. Pollinum, and JACKSBORO—Program rendered by Jacksboro High School was a grand success. Miss Emma Griffin was a firm and a successful. "Miss Emma Griffin" is a primary of Gray, Teacher, Miss F. Moosly Miss E. Griffin and Miss R. Brown. "Miss E. Griffin" is the son of Olives, Miss Gretton, the son of Mr. Worth Tuesday to join her in the first year of her life. "Mr. Worth" is returning home from the family to the May Day and Miss L. Childs have returned home from West Texas Rarities. In the first month of November, the family will be on a new Sunday, Mrs. A. L. Stapleton visited her mother Mrs. M. Barness. Miss F. Moosly has purchased a new car. GRAFELD—Mrs. Francis Dixon of Houston died Tuesday June 10, 1977. Mrs. E. Brown died on June 21, 1977. The family of Elkhart left Saturday for few months of their life. In the fall of 1977, the family of Elkhart and Mrs. B. Shepherd left on the same date to visit their daughters. Miss Joanne Shepherd had a little of the time to write to the Grand Lodge at St. Worth. CLENHON—Mr. Jim Jones died Sunday on the 22th of November 1977. Mr. J. W. Jones was buried at the Forty-A. Church, Miss C. Ridd has returned from Prairie View. From the Grand Lodge in Galveston, Texas, The Ruth's sermon was reached on the 1st of April 1978, when the April-May church Rev. J. W. Ruff went to his appointment at P.W.Rth, Sunday. In the afternoon, the man who has been in poor health for some time is improving slowly. CHRISTOPOTSON—There was a four-night-financial drive conducted at Waldrin Chapel Baptist Church last week ending with a splendid literary program and bapauet on the Church Canada Saturday night. Rev. W. M. C. Johnson delivered a noble sermon at eleven o'clock and Rev. K. Houston of Riverside who was visiting with us preach. A soul-shining sermon at 100 s. m. Five additions. Collection of Lives of Mrs. Mrs. Eather Washington of Crockett accompanied by Merdams Walker and Thomas and Miss Mr. Martin came over Saturday evening to attend the banquet and remained until Sunday evening. Mrs. Cora J. Hamley left for Hammont to visit Prof. and Mrs. William Hadnot. The Junior and Senior choir of Baldwin Chapel Baptist H. ROU DRY GOODS--SHOP AND MEN'S R MORE GOODS FOR PHONE 3237 ROSS at We Rent or Sell BUY THE THE EA J. D. SMITH F 2546-2548 Elm St. $1.00 Down DALLAS DRY GOODS—SHOES, NOTION, LADIES' AND MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY PHONE H-9165 $237 ROSS at-t- HALL STREET We Rent of Sall We Buy or Exchange J. D. SMITH FURNITURE CO. A FLAVOR YOU CAN'T FORGET NuGrape IMITATION GRAPE·NOT GRAPE JUICE Church and making preparations to go to Lufkin the fourth Sunday where they are to render a pre- the general Bowen Sunday School Convention. Arrangements have been made for a special train CORSCANA — Mr. Mary Graham of Los Angeles, California is visiting her sister Mrs. Della Williams, who has been ill for some of Della. High School, delivered the graduating address to the class of Jackson High School. The speaker showed that he had known the sub- set much thought. Miss I. M. Randee and Mr. J. A. ardes of the brother I. P. Haredo graduate. Mr. Erie Watt, Mrs. Della Williams, Mr. Mary Nelson, Mr. M. M. Miss Watt died Friday. The community sympathies with her feverful family Mr. J. Johnson for Galvatonon. Meers P. W. M. Hottie, Mr. Edward, W. T. Jones of M. Maynard, was afford after and was held at the first Hap thir thirth with Rev. Moore of egGS with the trial of Tad t. Lord who criticized a white well attended Sunday with each pastor at his post D. W. A. R. Hase Ball Club played two games with Clees East Week. When one and last over they played San Angelo Sunderset day scores 5-6 in favor of San Angelo. Mr. Helmon Downall his silver and her two children passed through the city last week enroute home from Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Bertha of San Angelo spent the week with her grandma and family Mrs. D. Goldwell Rev. G. V. Covitt has moved on. Garland Street Mrs. Haker has moved on. Beaver St. Mrs. E. Dodd entertained Saturday night with a party. Arrivals: Mrs. D. Petty and children hern from San Antonio. Mr. Jack-Reed from W. G. Taylor, Texas Rev. E. H. Alexander from Helton Rev. Philipson from Bellinger, Mr. C. Thomas from San Antonio, Mich. Last-day Heater Mrs. Janie Gloon, Mrs. I. Hicks and Mother Hall all are doing necessary at this writing. GAINESVILLE—Mr. John Wilson died last week and was buried Sunday, Mr. O. Cruisefield is on the sick list also Mrs. Scott Mrs. L. K. Demon of Tulsa, Ohio was in the city last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bernard. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. A. Remittous and Jim Snadd were in Dallas Texas last week also Mr. Rufus Smith and Prof. L. W. Love. A DIFFERENT AUTO RENT COMPANY "A Planure to Please" A. H. TROMAK, Prospector CADILLAC SERVICE 111 N. Hawkins St. Dallas, Texas USKIN DEES, NOTION, LADIES' READY TO-WEAR FOR LESS MONEY HE H-9185 HALL STREET We Buy or Exchange SMITH WAY EASY WAY FURNITURE CO. Grape Not Grape Juice Phone Y.2838 $1.00 Week ONE WEEK'S USE BRINGS MAGIC CHANGE IN SKIN SAYS MISS NAOMI BEST Miss Best, 58 Montgomery St., Newark, N. J., in a letter says, "Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener is very wonderful. I have used it only one week and it has made a great change in my skin." This is only one of the many hundred of voluntary letters received daily, glorifying Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—which is amazing way they have marvelous beauty preparations make even the darkest skin lighter—clearer and free from plumps, freedles, ointiness, large, grey pores and sun tan. Ladies in all walks of life, from Maine to California, and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, are improving their beauty, renewing the youthful texture of their skin and lightening their complexions with Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations, and there is a special preparation for each need. The Skin Whitener for lightening the complexion: Skin Whitener Soap and Powder for smoothing and heating the complexion and Hair Dresser for properly grooming mildly's tresses. 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MEN NEST, AND NOW THE ALWAYS THE FINEST, AND NOW THE EASIEST TO USE Jones and Mr. Kendred, Mr. Aaron was in the city, last week. The Moses House—kept annual thanksgiving in E. in East Gaithaun. The Mount Olive Baptist Church was will at- tainment will play Christmas June 18-19. HÖREY GROVE—Mr. Jim Nelson shot and killed Mr. Dolph Guthley last Saturday night about 11:30 on the corvette and was buried last Sunday. He is survived by a wife and two little girls Mr. Williams who has been ill. His body was then at least 44 years evening. Tutorial services held Monday at 10 a. m. conducted by Rev. Bouçombe. The infant of 24-Day Davis, how old was he? The곡pnetion—to home from Corvicaba where he has been teaching. There will be a big�-Folklore planking on the on-the-field heighting-towns—we our-sovietically invited. Mr. Lige Tatum Jr. left on the 29th for Wichita Falls, where he will work. R.R. Roeham, Mr. Bovam, city last week Mr. Fattie Jackson is on the sick list. Last Sunday was high day at the A. M. K. Kowalski Park, the first of the best-well day Rev. and Mrs. Beamner was slain guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williams last Sunday at the 11th Church at 11-Day Rev. Dixon's eoke, on-Shall the Church lives which was a master piece and at the last night of the 10th. The Knights of Pythage Uniform rank of this city returned Sunday from Galeston Lodge. Mr. Pay Allen, Sadie Stevens, Vernice Tatum, Nanon Purdue and Mr. Deash Tatum read the last day of the 10th. Where they attended the Grand Lodge Alex Leahaw Jr. is on the sick list at the regort Mrs. Frank and Mrs. W. W. Williams was called to the first of her daughter. 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R. opened on time with Butt and teachers at their post of duty. Rev. R. H. Winston is on the sick list. Mims Willis Milla is spending a few days in Ailions Texas If I yay from a nero Enterpse (The Dallas Express) today, it may give my son a position tomorrow. LEON CHUNG-Ston, Steaver's Pit Worth, presided Sunday at the Yirat Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley, the 1st Visiting the first grand mother, Mrs. Marie Moulton-Barry, Large crowd of Chembashites attended the band's service. The唱者 were Rev. Mr. Efrinco will preside tomorrow evening at the First Baptist Church for the Old Fellows and House Hold. Mr. Miss. Moffitt, Mr. George, and Mr. Lover Joy. It is visiting her sick grandmother Mrs. Starr. Huckberry, Mild Irene Courage has returned to the 1st Visiting Day of the 19th and 20th years of the life of the young, Mr. C. Courage, made a flying trip to Morse, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Moffitt, and the 1st Visiting Day of the 20th year of the life of the young, died Wednesday and was buried. Mr. Duck, William presented his wife Mrs. Ann, the 1st Visiting Day of the 20th year of the life of the young. Mr. Bandy King-dell spent a few days in Fl. Worth and Coverton, Mrs. Marie Burgh and little daughter and the 1st Visiting Day of the 20th year of the life of the young. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Andrew died last week, also Mr. and Mrs. Duck. Puff, Miss. Moffitt and Moffitt were the firstestestine Phillips of PL Worth in the city visiting relatives. Mrs. M. Chung has opened a restaurant in the city. Mr. M. Chung has been a restaurant in Longview, on his P.H. work. He is the first of the best-selling members of the Dallas Express, please have your nickels ready when the reporter comes out of the show. He is on paper. Mrs. L. Dybas is visiting relatives in Weatherford, Mr. and Mrs. K. Alexander of Oainsville in Visitor's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. F. Miller of Fort Worth is in the city visiting her mother Mrs. Addis-Headshaw, Mrs. Graveley is here from Houston College, Mr. J. A. Phillips held the Sisters and Deacons Institute at the First Baptist Church with success, money raised $19.60. Nov. J. W. Ruff preached Sunday evening at the First B. C. Cleburne Hall, Stars and Denton crossed both Sunday, 2002 1-2 in Taylor of Claburn. Royal Art Club met with Miss. Nady's Fuller, Oak Hill Friday. The president made same interesting remarks. A short while was given to business and the rest of the evening was spent will need a work. A dainty two course lunchman was served with lemonade. Next meeting, June 11th, Miss. E. Fuller on Manfield Street, Miss. Con. Welle Smith reporter. HIV/NS-Heresia was well attended at New Zion last Sunday. A splendid program was rendered by the young people after which New MJ-J were the master made a splendid talk. The following young people returned from school. Mr. Gilbert Steven Wiley College's Miss Gracie Riley, Miss Woodman Harper, Mr. Noble Harbin, Tchiral High School, Marshall; Mrs. Opal Hamlin, Mary Allen Reminary, Crockett, Texas; Miss Nebis Glossen, Dunbar High School, Texas; Miss Ineila Tarz, Philadelphia College, Little Rock, Ark. Miss La Wongyn, Tuskeees Institute THE ONE DAY YOU MUST LOOK YOUR BEST--EMBACIPATION DAY AND HARRIS' BASEMENT PRESENTS A SALE OF $9.75 and $10.95 SUMMER SILK DRESSES Alabama, Mime Chone Haven, Center Point High School, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Marietta, Texas was a visitor at New Zion last Sunday PEFFERSON — Sunday morning at the Massachusetts Baptist Church of 11-12-clock Rev. and delivered a great sermon, yet its congregation was small at the first thirty the good people of the Church with the Royal Peninsula and Daughters of Mede Donaldis, in their annual thanking of the programs of the session, with Mass. tax of Ceremony. Mr. H. Pryor and assisted by the author. Wilkinson was the Minister of the day, and delivered a great sermon, with the great Mr. Bennett and wife Eighthay, muscle for the occasion assisted by Mr. Joe Smith. Fragrance. and the church last sunday night gave out something that was worth while with the two Thousands. Those present want to come again. Mr. Ed. Johnson of Lodi, Texas called at theological. Thomas, last Monday Mr. Pez was called to care for his remains, he was called to service with which he was supported even though the American Citizens Lodge, for which he was a member Mrs. A. D. Jackman. The first three-year school僧侣 were Cooper, left for Oralveston, Saturday night to the Knights of Pythias. Grand Lodge, by motor. The first two were in the same place at the old The big rates that we have had to do this part of East Texas, have made the first two of the Farmers being but they will be more so. But they are busy trying to do their parts by each. to help us to do their things. Summer Normal last Sunday and her sister Miss Louia left for Dallas to be with her sister for the summer Mrs. Mary Walkin *Get acquainted with your own *colleagues and your own over- season* -The Dallas Express in your *Mothercare*-support it. Trillion. Resilient basins Roadway at Nishibhem, some over 10 Macedonia and help us. There were not any services at the Baptist church. Fundy on account of the District of the 19th and 19th-century people assembled in the auditorium of Ralif James C. M. E church on the Friday night to witness the graduating exercise of Emma. The first of the 15 students, Dean Rows, delivered the class address which was in- were awarded by St. Clenna. Mr. M. E. was who was the first of the first. Mr. A. A. was entertained the A. C. A. club Thursday evening at her home with a seated tax. The decorations consisted of water, peas roses and inflows of water from the water market to change for fourteen acres. At the conclusion of the meeting they marched in the sloping room where the delicious refreshments were prepared to be呈现. The children of the children were in the stalls, loiled fruit, salad, leed tea, toasted fruit, deviled ham and warkches, nivea stuffed celery, rite, chocolat, chowla and chowla. The children of the school were in the present of the Craddi-Oil and Rowity Co. Mexico. The company of his wife and chairman and Mr. M. E. was a firm member of the Co. Teague's exa-acquired by his wife and little daughter. Mrs Ross Manning were here this week on business. The first of the first was with the first. The first Friday night at the home of Mrs. V. Warren's Border Ave. honoring Miss Morris. Detroit, Mestland, of Mr. D. A. Patton. Present at the school of the U.S. Bright colored frocks in red, green, yellow, orchid, lavender or white, in such pretty, cool materials as Georgette, Pongee, flat crepe, crepe de chine, tub silks and prints. And just think, a new dress for less than a ten dollar bill. A dress direct from New York. And if you bring a friend along, both of you can get one for $15 or $7.50 each. The two dresses at the left are from regular stock, exactly as you see them. of the evening. The occasion registers as one of the most delightful and distinctive social courtesies of the current season. The reception rooms were inviting in their dainty decorations of spring flowers. The retreativement service consisted of white and pink brick ice cream, angel food cake jcd in pink and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, BALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1020 at the High School, Butler College and Texas College received a large collection of presents and they are grateful for them. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Terry entertained on the Wednesday night morning Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fugh, Dalles. Get acquainted with your own enterprises and your own merchants.—The Online Express is your own Enterprise—support it. Mr. Pleasant—White Oak Sunday School Supt. and teachers present. E. J. P. U. rendered a good program. A junior choir was organized Sunday evening. Miss L. H. Rosborough left for home in Penrose Thursday. Meadames, Ada Rowough, Athe Lamb, M. E. Smallwood were guest of Mrs. Balne Motton, A delicious menu was served. The season of the W. H. Heide at Chipman's House was a regular number of men present. Mrs. Little McGill gave one of the best birth day dinners of the season. In honor of her husband Mr. Lola McGill—minced-ham sandwiches, coca-ka and crisp-gras, served as a�abry and uncooked table was made more beautiful by the use of roses in hand made bakelers. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson Jr. were special invited guest. WOLFE CITY 2 Sunday School was well attended at all churches Rev. Carter preached Twa noble sermons Sunday at the O.M. E Church Miss Mattie E Woods to Taylor-induding the Summer School at Texas College Mr. H. V. Wortham is visiting the Honey Grove. The Gray Woldefented Camble here Sunday number of Wolfe Cityt's Commerce Tuesday and L'Sunday to see the Wolves in Iandonis defeated the Wolves for the first time in years Mr. M.C. Woods Mr. Norman Miss Mildred Ladd and Miss Tay Wortham John D Stuff reporter, motored to Tyler Raturday, they reported a pleasantric trip. Little Mr. Whipton Champion of Commerce spent the week end with his stunt Mrs. Emma Ward Mr. N. Swilson and Mr. Bud Gentry was in Sherman Sunday, Mrs. Chocoz has returned home from Tulsa, Ohio. Mr. L. Harris of Greenville was in the City Sunday Mr. James Jamison is able to be back at work in his barner shop Mr. Jim Thomas is on the sick list. TERRELL—Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Simmons of San Antonio are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown. H. D. L. Penn and C. R. Booker attended the call-session or the Friendship Association at Eaulait last week. Deputy O. P. Holland is at home, recuperating for the Grand Lodge session at F.L.Worth next week. Dr. M. E. Shallowborn, L. L. Turner and J. L. Brown are attending the Nediesl Association at Houston. Mrs. Louisa R. Brewer is confined to her bed. Mr. Albers McKinney is seriously ill at his home. Mrs. D. L. Penn is indicated. Rev. O. A. Hamilton, of the Egypt Settlement died following an operation at the Neely Sanitarium he was a member of the A. M. E. church and leaves a wife, daughter, sister and a host of friends. Mr. Cathcart is dangerously ill at his home. COOPER—Semper was a high day in Cooper at Monroe Inn. Ivory served the sable, sermon at 11 a.m. slack and after services the at 11 a.m. slack and after services the at 11 a.m. slack. AT3 at 2 o'clock New T. Gwengar at 3 o'clock Miss M. Gwengar at 3 o'clock Jermin. Miss Fiona Florida, Walter, Miss M. J. Logan and W. W. Logan. Ivie and wife at home was at home and family surprised with a villa family surprised with a villa largest resort that also made good resorts that also made good Americans ranks first in Business We are Americans and we want our share of the Business. ALTO—Sunday School opened on June Sunday morning, preaching was very good at the Methodist Church Mrs. Cors Jackson, has returned home after standing a few days in Jacksonville, Rev. Gus Neghan left Sunday after spending a few days in Alto, Miss 62. M. Bradley left Sunday for P-V. Summer School, Mrs. Maggie Richardson, Mrs. M. E. Taylor, Miss Lila Johnson, Mrs. Lena Lana, and Mr. George Richardson, motored to Lawwood Sunday June 30 is the installation version to also everyone is invited. The program will begin at 11:30. TAYLOR—It has recently become known that Mr. Cungey Thompson and Miss Doris Hill have been married since January. Prof. A. W. Mumford and Miss Yerdell Hardford were quietly married last Friday. The Green Cross successes under the directions of Mrs. M. Hatcher gave a picnic at the Gabriel Isag Tuesday honoring the end of Arrival Missa Frankia Hall, Doris Hall, Ruby Grimes and Mr. B. T. Harrison from Prairie View, Misses Edith Hatcher Verdell Hendrick's Messrs Frank Stcher, Tennie Hendricka from Hawkins, Mr. Vednon Anthony from Bishop College, Prof. A. W. Mumford from Hawkins, Mrs. G. V. Howard, Waco, Mrs. G. B. Bryant, Austin, Departures Miss Mattie Dickey, Waco, Prof. O. L. Price, Pt Worth, Miss B. B. Wright, Prairie View, Mrs. B. A. Price, Newburn, Mrs. M. A. Robinson, Mrs. Viola Peoples, Mr. T. J. Ricks, Mr. and Mrs. B. Belchép Galveston, The La Grange District Baptist Young Peoples Union and Sunday School Convention is in session here at Mount Ariz. Baptist Church. American ranks first in Business We are Americans and we want share of the business. Diplomas was made by S. J. W. C. Jester. The house of Mr and Mrs. Tremont Haynes of south 114th street was badly damaged Friday night by fire, while they were away attending the commencement exercise of which their daughter was a member of the class. Prof. and Mrs. N. Banks of Waco were visiting friends in the city last Sunday evening. A mass meeting last Sunday evening marked the close of a Spring rale of Cerith H. C. which terminated very successfully. Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Wiesley left Saturday for Mineral Wells to spend a vacation, they were accompanied by Miss Lucille Dugson, the Rev. in theிரs in Terrell, Dugson and Fort Worth before returning home. Misses Juanite Marsh, and Mary Hilliard have re-layed home from college. Miss Thelma Cockrell has returned home after spending several months in Oklahoma. The writer returned Mayday from Narrator at White Place he was called on account of the death of his sister. 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SATURDAY Grand United Friends of America holds 1st Annual Thanksgiving Incentive SERVICES A T PORT WORTH, TEXAS St. Worth, Texas, June 12—As semibly No. 1, of the Grand United Friends of America met in first Annual Thanksgiving service at the St. Zion Baptist Church Sunday, June 18th, at which time it crowned its first six months activities with success and honor. At the close of a well arranged literary program came the Thanksgiving sermon which was delivered by Friend, Dr. A. W. Pryor (pastor) who painted the life of Joseph and his Fatherne in a most vivid man URBAN LEAGUE SECRE RETARY RESIGNS; AF- TERMATH OF C.E.L.E. BRATED CASE Tempe, Fla., June 15—(A N.P.) With "sincere regret" the executive committee of the Tampa Urban League has accepted the restaurant of Mrs. Planche Armwood Health, executive secretary submitted two weeks ago, to take effect the report. Mrs. Health, in addition to her work as the active head of the Urban League, is supervisor of Negro schools in Tampa and Hillsboro County. Her resignation was forced according to her letter to the executive committee, by the growing responsibilities for the school and an unwillingness to carry on in the farm of "personal attacks launched against her during the past year." In offering her resignation she calls attention to the work which she has been able to do during her terms of service with the include among other things: a $100,000 appropriate for a Colored hospital in a bond issue of more than $20.00 for a Negro, pheromone, a reading room for the Negro public; interest in a new and better resident section for Negro citizens; and the opening of two subdivisions to No-Building for the purpose of home building. The Urban League executive committee of which Mayor Perry SERVICES CONSULTED FROM TWO LONDON INSTITUTIONS WORLDWIDE WARRANTY. OKAY, HAVE THE DEVICE ALLOWED TO RUN THIS BUG. 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 FECI $25 leave in en gold 14 With storm foate. Among the many prominent speakers appearing on this program were Friend G. W. Williams, W. W. Humphreys and E. C. Crenshaw. 16.10. was donated and a vote of thanks extended. Several local Assumptions were in attendance at this epoch making event which drew one of the most representative crowds that has ever witnessed such an occasion. Committee: Dr. W. W. Humphreys, Prof. G. W. Williams, Mrs. E. C. Crenshaw, Prof. B. A. Mills, Prof. N. B. Holiday, Prof. W. H. Blossom and Prof. W. E. Hardie. - No race is stronger than its business undertakings. 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Handsome, dependable Strap Watch 'at an unusually low price. Hobly finished grece. ap with gold plating. Designed movement. Just the thing for the young man. $1 AWELK Comer Emm & Harwood UNIT: 0-60 P. M. SATURDAY (Epress) lived that in form. The first two games were a quiz her had won by the Black Harves and an aunt her feel that they have not been stopped. Little to her. The secret is of the Black Harves winning streak lives in their pitch, keeping her raze strong. Salmon and Bardon have proved themselves the season's best defenders to the line in consistent victories, and the average score above the average, supporting them with who will win. The average and fast streaks and the store quital of her husband's player, she hired special attorneys to assist the state in the prosecution and disproved completely the aister charges against her. It was developed that she had endeavored to protect her husband, who was revealed as the aggressor in the fight with the chauffeur. Every time a Negro succeeds inثلاستانه, any race moves up a BIRMINGHAM BLACK BARONS SETTING DIZZY PACE IN SOUTHERN LEAGUE Memphis, Tue. June 15—(A, N. Michigan) - Going to stop the blackouts in Michigan. Black outs in the question faced by all teams in the question faced by all teams in throughout this section. The answer (just as far as away now as ever, the teams do not hurry and so, the teams do not hurry and so, the championship of the first half of Black Barons will be the winner The Black Harons hit their stride four weeks ago and have not let up one whit. The Albany Giants, who are now in second place, were defeated to stop the Birmingham outfit and failed miserable, then came Memphis and Chattanooga to do the stunning and likewise failed. At the beginning of the week, the last New Orleans team made its way to Birmingham determined to take the series and the done had Dirmingham these months have been heavily filled with news of the war to the west. WHY HOUSTON KEEPS AHEAD (Wm. McKinley Thomas) We have read many complaints quite would be the appointment of Negroes. Rolls true told them in Houston. The Chief has been - Regular $30 Values $21.50 Genuine Leather Watch with knife and chain to match. handmade loosely fully gold filled bezel. gold filled case. 14 PIECES Water Set and Berry Set Free THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS: SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1926 A He-Man's Strap Watch American- Made, Nationally ad- vertised. A $20 VALUE WRIST WATCH White gold case in the very new style, Fully hand and fully worn $1650 $1 A WEEK The task of putting an end to the Black Harons winning streak is now placed upon the "Nashville Elite". To do the job right: Secretary Green of the Elites hired himself up to Evansville, Indiana, last week and brought back four new players, Clarance White, a pitcher with a splendid record, Russell Bailey, a catcher, William McNeal, stop. The Albany Giants are still in the running and are playing a winning brand of ball. One of the features of the playing of this team is the pitching of Big Hill Gateway, the veteran pilot of the Giants. Bill has been pitching for many years and has many of the told-timeers thought he was through that old age, evidently has not effected Bill. He is winning right along end-bathing the youngest and veterans alike, with his smoke, his curves and his change of pace. Every time a Negro succeeds in Illness, our race moves up a match. THE PASSING OF MISS IRMA CHISOLM Miss Irma Chisolm is dead; and in her death, the world of business news one of its most promising tollers. At 4 o'clock Wednesday, she ended her short career at her home in Denison, brilliant in its entering the U.S., so short! Among the young professionals of our City, Miss Chisolm held an envailable place; and their respect for her lightening-like reasoning, for good study of efficiency or peak in glowing, in the time of one who lived and walked with us and is now no more. Those who do not know http so intimately will perhaps remember her as private secretary to Attorney A. B. Wells, a place that has been awaiting her return since December. This in itself would indicate the ability of the young woman. Miss Chisolm was a graduate of the Denison High School and of the School of Commercials at Wiley College. She leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her loss; and our hearts are sad. Every time a Negro succeeds in business, our race moves up a note. Congratulated for his stand when three of his white police b�worked on marching through the street with these. Race police. Houston, has been given a boost and Houston deserves every commendable thing that has been said about her and she is coming to greater recognition and better lives relationship, because there is "leadership" among her. Race citizens, not personal leadership, not rational leadership but the more preferable type "co-operating group leadership," the kind of leadership that causes Houston to stand unmoiled as the home of Texas' most aggressive and progressive Negro citizens. It is true that there may be "actions" in Houston, but this factionalism has not caused these members of our race in the Magnolia city to acquirге, race pride, race wealth, yield morals for more self-improvement or minor group, agrandisement. The citizens of this com. monwealth have race pride they fight for it, they love it and have died for it. What has been their reward race, institutions are given first consideration, and they have given them the chance to prove that they have the stuff. Negro business has been given chance to grow, and the most important thing is that they have shown interest in their schools, not with "big gates" in their schools, but with "intelligent attacks" "fractionalism has had its rightful place", it, at no time had it been indulged in at the back of the goodwill chain. What is the House Negras, but if we study with cars the chance of "Old Houston" negro gives them young men how new blood will and does keep alive, progressive ideals. Her reward is Race. Development, from the first general group of the first and the final analysis individual development. How has the Houston Error been able to become difficult to be stem in but when we hear our knowledge in this Southern City courteously denounce certain conditions, when the group will put their own interest, their for and win, when we heard them fearfully but not aggravating cry out for their original work with the highest interངial Committees has been blooded men on it when we stand on San Falls — and Prairies and the people who are considerable, the effort made by such men as Trof James R. Ivan, the DeWalt Nieh�rath James R. Johnson to push the young Negro on and up them we say nothing, should come to such a city as the "but increase" Municipal "Tig London" they call the largest and weakliest city in the 130th-War State. It is "Tig London". The vice, personal arrandisement, larger in "Factional strife" and largest in back-of-leaderships. Lack of race prides lack of group cooperation and worst of all in matter of race, aggressiveness. Coming in "Big London" the most attractive and still more displeasing is the site you held on the Tigless shiffles masses, plod their way on and down Central Avenue. Why should his condition be? Coming are this mass of humanity with the mass that is found bustling through the streets of the Magno. In City. We find its comparing the two groups, that Houston presents a more pleasing sight to the ever-than-done "Big London." We look again on Milk and we see the strong arm of the law manifesting itself in a man of color. The why of the whole situation is "The Londoners" have only personal development foremost in their minds. Race pride, progress, and even race are not仅仅 for the whole thing. "Do you have a group of Negroes," Dallas possesses a group of black men equal to the whole world. Houston on "Thes men have not been able to make any change, and I am a little more certain to being of anything that could help find tidiness to the group. "If you are a group of black men, I am a group of "Factions" have filled the war progress of "Dallas-Nigeries" and Race Pragmatics have been until the end of the year, and the whole world is now who are able to lead shaller for "fictionalism" and work together for a common cause. In an attempt to find an allbl for "Thes" by Houston-State Ahead, "and are going to go to the other place" is the feeling in that city. It was brought about through headhood both of the show's statements are true to a certain extent but a greatity of the Whites are still an allbl group. In every place they are "Thes" of the Magnolia City. What city has a major, that has tried to give with its conscience and heart as his only assistance to the Nagans them rights that are the most for the race this is going on. In the right the place of the rest of the city. An Aulterium when thousands of whites had protested. Against the rest of the city from the Ne pro his right to vide certain street cars and for a second time he chamished "civil rights." These are elty affairs but we can go into county affairs and see deeds of valor that are of similar merit. The present Sheriff of Dallas County has shown himself a "Hater of Mob Violence," causing the papers of the country to marvel at his stand. If these men do these things without the race group making any suggestions whatever what would come to "Elli" London? If "Fiction" is "would be reduced by group cooperation," Houston would have to catch up. The Dallas Neuro can catch up with and pass the Houston Negro and "script" need not be thought of. Men of any race respect, in intelligent group action and will encourage this type of cooperation when there seems to be a "group good" to be the result rather than personal good. They know group It was much more unsolved to go to the town that only when all factions are merged into one big cooperative group I am in the capital of France. It was a very much like a new business, if we pull together. It is the old-time blue weapon of the capital's embassies. It does not way with such men as W. R. White, Dr. McMillan, W. E. Ewing, John Rice, and Rh. H. K. Kowalski. Pinkett, E. J. Crawford, A. M. Wallis, Dr. B. T. Hamilton, Prof. W. Pratt, E. El�, R. Price, W. W. Washington, Dr. Plowers, Ch. T. Regulace, C. V. W. Sheefer, to make Ahead, progress would come with a "hang" BUT FACTIONALIBM MUST GO. Every time a Negro agrees to Huskies, our race moves up a notch. Texas Tows. PETTSHENGH - Rev. U. E. Franks and members worshipped at St. Beulah C. M. E. Church, Rev. S. L. Garret, held a two quarterly con- Church reports a successful quarter. Misses Jesale Williams, Bobbie Lee Clawford were visiting Sunday. Mrs E. L. Liard left for Wilay College Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Charlie in ML Pleasant, Friday night Mr. E. L. Randall is home for a few returned Monday from Douglas Chapel. No race is stronger than its busi- ness undertakings. GET READY for JUNETEENTH Buy Your New Dress Buy Your New Shoes Buy Your New Hat Buy Your New Stockings Buy Your New Underwear Buy Your New Bathing Suit Buy Your New Parasol WEIL Exerc time a Negro success in Business, our race moves up a match. ELECTRA — Mrs. A. Thompson died June 1th and was buried June 8th at Haroldton, Texas. Mrs. Thompson, the wife of Oklahoma City, to-morrow. Mr. Plut — Prof. W. M. Mrs. Conley out the 11 o'clock service Sunday, Mr. Elliott and Mrs. Green have returned from Galveston, Tex. where they attended the Grand Grants Expo. Mrs. Plut — Mrs. E. Lutherford and Mrs. Binner — left for Port Worth, Texas to attend the Grand Lodge. The General Conference at the C. M. E. Church was quite a success. Mrs. Roestle held last week for Texas College, Prof. T. W. Humphries is still operating in the North of the Lonebox, Longview baseball team. The most important team here, and resulted in a 10-score-in-favor of Mr. Pleasant. RUMC — Rev. T. H. McDowell, pastor of New Ml. Ollls Baptist church introduced the new house house. Rev. T. H. McDowell delivered a wonderful sermen. Mrs. Horthas Conley, left the city Bunnies morning, will attend Summer school. Mr. Wade — Roman was conveyed to Jacksonville Saturday to the same torium where he had a small train from Miss. Fannie and Viol's Borging were the guest of Miss Bannina Smith Fund. GROVETON — On last Monday morning, June 7, Mr. Richard Wyatt, assistant foreman on the green chair at the saw mill here was caught in a driveshaft beneath the chair and seriously injured as a result he died early Tuesday morning. Mr. Wyatt was a deacon of Rose Hill Baptist church and a member of the Knights of Tabor. Mr. Wyatt leaves a wife, two daughters, and a number of relatives and friends. Mrs. Ophalla Hill was took suddenly ill Sunday but is improving. Rev. Armstead, missionary for the R. L. District was with the people of Bose Hill Sunday. JEFFERSON— Mr. Albert Tyler, the son of Mrs. Mattie Tyler, died here after being sick for six or eight months. He was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery at three thirty yesterday. Rev. J. A. Hants pastor of St Paul M. E church officiated. Prof. J. W. Farnison of Clarksville, Texas in the city doing some real Deputy work for the M. J. in his has been both de- temples, Mrs. Hance Pearson, and Thomas, and Mrs. Horace Pearson, are on the sick list for this week of which both have been very sick for quite a while. Mrs. Pearson, several months ago had an operation at Dr. Shepard's Hospital at Marshall, while Mrs. Thomas refused to take an operation. Mr. Henry Richardson, has been on the sick list, but improving a little now as well as Mrs. Hattle-Hudson. Prof. E Watson Supreme Knight of the Knights and Daughters of Mo- Donard, reached the city saturday morning from Dallas Mrs. EoL Williams, clerk of Rising Run Lodge put on a series of entertainments on her lawn to raise money for convention purpose every Saturday and Monday nights. Rev. Hans delivered two great sassmons at his post at St. Paul Sunday and Sunday night collection very good Rev. Bowens, carried out the service of the Cypress Chapel Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday night NONHAM—MZS. V. A. Johnson Mrs. M. J. Stephens and Mr. R. M. Johnson returned Sunday from Oaxas, Bonham Hall team defeated Greenville Oil Burners hage on the 4th, 1-5. Services were good at all bourches Sunday, Mr. R. D. Maples left last week for Donison. Your Washing Done For 75¢ IF NOT OVER 18 LBS. Take care of yourself during the hot summer! 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LESSON FOR SUNDAY JUNE 26, 1928 On one occasion He had an angel smock the prison door, for Peter as he kept between two soldiers awaiting execution: in the case of Paul and Bina. He sent no earth quake to arouse the fallon in answer to the prayers of his dignity, perhaps who had been cruelly beared by the others the lily. God often goes out friends to open doors for us to larger usefulness. In this case the strange dreams of the king were the agents in the divine plan to bring Joseph into his own. It is true, that Pharsh had many wise men in his court and reston, but they could not explain the signifi- cance of the seven years since the second thin ears which dayoured the seven full ones. It is wonderful how quickly people learn about you if you can do something useful that others cannot do. The prison door opened at once because a man was needed in the land of Egypt who focussed a far reaching reaching whom to use language quite familiar to one southful friend—Joann has a Every boy and girl goes to school. Various courses are open to them. Some take a college course after their high school park is ended, and this should be the ambition of every school to be carried should be committed. Most great to make to stain this and Joseph had a different kind of schooling—this was the school of trials and difficulties. He took a�-esent year of course into school in slavery in the home of his family and three years in prison—the last was a kind of college course—for history proves that he had never wisdom than the learned men of Sigurdsson was. He was promoted over the time of his inpatient service to a template what Fettish and his lying wife had to say when the news came to them that their former slave, Joseph, had been made second only to king Pharaoh. Our first text was written by a young woman from a school which fitted him for the high place he was to fill in. He was a few of these countries as a fidelity, integrity, self-help, trust in God, patience, and sympathy in the way of a lying circumstances which in the same more important in the It is strange that Jude Judah, who had the suggestion to be the new master, was not to kill Donatius, but to attack him. that he might not die before their eyes but allow and show torture of the slave life in Egypt to end. He says, "We are not to be in the chief state of Benjamin has been found guilty, his implous act has brought the vengeance of the governor upon him, yet Judell has made the most humility plagued in all history. I think it would be a sin by offering himself to become a slave in his head that the young man was to be in the state of life." He points out, in moving times and deep emotion the felizity which would befall his father, to return without benjamin. 2. Joseph reveals the secret The strain was all the folklore of the world. It was a small part of his life, but has his services, and is taken himself between to them if I am Joseph, whom he told into Egypt. He didn't have a dream of the childhood days of Joseph was re-called, and these brothers saw that their plan to defeat the people was not a simple and orderly service. 3. –Doing good for evil. Joseph sends them with food for their families and their old father with instructions for him to come to the place of life. He said "day when Joseph was convinced that he beloved Joseph was yet alive and was the great man they saw in Egypt." Joseph said that the man in the other end told China all their actions were guided by the hand. Sunday is Young People's Day and all eyes are turned in that direction, the young men and women are making great preparations for the sacred music. Sunday night Mary now and interesting features will be the gusset of the church on plans to render some of their best music. Monday, blah, a great class meeting. Monday's meeting will be at the church on the second floor, parlor 2, and it will be at least of the church on the second floor. Monday's meeting, which started at the meetings at the close of the month, was on the plaza that last Sunday and two adjacent plazas at the morning and evening meetings. The light was pleasant and instructive. The Sunday School-fight continues for increased attendance. The Men's Bible Class registered the last attendance last Sunday while the Women's Bible-class was a clown second. Miss Paige who is a teacher of the special class is out of the city for the summer and Mr. Curtis Sparks is in charge of the class. Next Sunday will wind up the quarter and it will be derided who shall have the quarterly banquet. Make Saint James your church while in the city. The services will not be too long during the hot weather. REPORT OF NETHISAIDA M. N CHUNCCH for Sunday, Sept., 8. M. McKinley and his officers were at their post of duty. Attendance good. Pastor Barnes preached a great sermon, subject "Joy". A big revival is on at Bethasida Baptist Church. Will you please come and help win nouls for Christ. Rev. Brown the boy preacher and Rev. Roseborough will conduct the service. You are welcome. Last Monday night, a large crowd greeted the closing exercises of the Kindergarten, Mrs. Lena M. Johnson, teacher and Mrs. B. M. Ford, organist made an envious record by presenting the operate for the down enlisted TA Pageant of Flowers. It was the best of its kind ever given in Dallas. Last Tuesday night, week-ning graduates of the Missionary Training class with Mrs. B. A. Wilson teacher received certificates of graduation. Dr. B. Arlington Wilson was honored with the degrees of L.D. by North Texas College. FORT WORTH NEWS News of Greater St. James 2nd Street Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn, Pastor, "The Church that Lends." Greater St. James Second Street Baptist Church Dr. J. H. Winn pastor, was headquarters for Texas Mamas last week, when the Post Grand Lodge met in the city. Henry T. Macy and W. G. Bell, worshipped during all services of the day, and at night, a large number headed by most worshipful Grand Master, J. A. Kirk worshipped with the nature of a quarter. St. James Baptist Church, Timely remarks were heard from the Grand Master, Dr. Winn who, was out of the city, for several days, attending the 20th annual session of the National Baptist Sunday School Congress, returned to the city Wednesday evening June 14th, bringing full of inspiration and extravaganza. The Sunday School and R. Y. G. groups will celebrate their annual picnic Tuesday June 22nd out in the woods, enjoying the beauty and grandure of nature. Fully 100 people are expected to stand the staff. The American Woodson U. R. A. School was the world’s largest, the home of its living library, the home of its master of music, Colo. Friday night June 18th. THE YOUNG MAIDS and MA- caddis was dedicated to the home of its living library, the home of its master of music, Colo. Friday night June 18th. The living room was attractively decorated with antique furniture and a delicous luncheon which was presented with an attractive gift. The reception room was presented socially. The latter department was presented with a delightful afternoon. Mrs. A. Floral, Free, Miss Oliver, Respectively. Friday evening at 8:30. marked Helpful and helpful, also press- able. Music is provided by Muzikata. The very filling cue- music given by the whirler is music given by the whirler. The retinal features Mice-Ammonia fosters foremost artist and pianist of charming manners, green wonder- ing eyes, and thorough training place her among through training place her among The following program was re- lated to: I Piano (1) Harmonica (2) Instruments (3) Two Larks (4) Leschlutty Ana Nicole Brown Voles - Tom Went Away Biden - Ken Went Away Texas - Tom Went Away Mr. James - Tom Went Away The Awakening - Tom Went Away Mr. Johnson Volves - Tom Went Away Gardad Mr. Michael Jeenan Heal Away - Joan Gearn Bristol from Tanzania by Leachity The Little Music Box Bristol from Tanzania by Leachity Voles - Tom Went Away Good Glue Trouble - Tom Went Away To My Mama - Tom Went Away Mr. T. Y. Kuchan, hartbars, Deli- After the program, Mrs. P. O. Smith, Division President of House House, was appointed to the Chaplain Gordon, who presided over the Convention, with a lovely basket of decaduals. The success of the Association was due to the wonderful direction and supervision of Mrs. Gordon, who left no stone on the Unlimited House of the United Annual Convention of the T.A.N.M. was of unified benefit and one of the most important in theการ of all music lovers of this action. CITY SUPREME COUNT DECISION IN ADVERTISING SEGREGATED DISTRICT. NEW YORK, June 18—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has received a copy of an advertisement inscribed in Washington, N. C. Star. Advertised "Residential district and citing the Supreme Court Decision that the Supreme Court has been fought by the N. A. A. C. P. The advertisement reads as follows: ATTENTION WHITE HOME EUTERS The largest restricted White Community in Washington Invites Your Attention To The Decision of The Supreme Court That Necessary Cannot Buy In a Restricted White Section The consensus of opinion among N. C. Star's Supreme Court failed to pass on the issue of white property owners who had not yet been adopted. The decision can probably be found which will grease the issue to the Supreme Court. COLORED AND WHITE TEACHER IS ASSOCIATES FORM CON. NOCTINO LINK Tunkegrase Institute, Ala. June 13 (A.V.P.). The names of the personnel of two committees, one of the National Educational Association, the National Educational Association, which have been an uncolored rebs. These committees are to form one large group of the two classes. The name is to be the study of educational problems in their particular references to Colored students and teachers. The chairman of the committee is R. Smith, representative of the Reassee Fund for Colored school and other members from the white association are Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones, the New York City School and Dr. W. T. D. Williams. The representative on the committee from the N. A. C. K. C. R. R. Grasley, president of the School of Mrs. Mary. Marv. McLeod. Debune. Lealie Pickney Hill, Dr. F. A. B. Bummer. All members of the Committee have been predominantly identified with Neuro-educational work in the two two representatives from the white association will make a report on the progress of the work at the organization of the National Ass. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1920. Livable Ideals NO one would argue the question that the churches, in respective of denomination, are entitled to the support of all the good people of the community. They hold up for us ideals and standards which it is a mighty good thing for us to try for, and if our non-church-going people gave the matter serious consideration, they would come to the conclusion that it is not only a duty but a privilege to support the good work of the churches. Schools at Hot Springs, Ark. Job 25-56 DARROW DISCUSS RACE University Student Body (P, N, E) Malcolm B. Kearns, 19-18, The race problem is affect the Negrus in the United States, was dislo- cated at Fisk University at all their changed Wednesdays. Negrus' houses "hearing before the supreme "The outlook is very good," he said. "I'll be there for you, the forgetters, for the forlorn, for you have something to work for, and have something to about that you can want He "deployed existing racial prejudice, and declared that it was almost universal in the 'south' and 'little better in the north." SAVE) WHITE DETECTIVE FROM NEKO MOR Chester, Pa., June 19—(A, N. P.) Frank Ringler, a white Pennsylvania Railroad detective, was saved from being mohbed by an angry crowd of Negroes early Sunday night by the timely arrival of a detachment of police. Ringler had stout and wounded Lee Carter, who he had arrested on suspicion of robbing a freight car in the Lampkin freight yards. Carter broke away from his de- sertation at the Central Avenue. The detective followed him to an alley and opened the bullet, the bullet shattering the hanes of the bullet shattering the hanes hundred rows residence who sur- vived the bullet. He had telephoned to police调度- ment, and Carter was invited just in Time to rescue one man. Carter is in the Charter PRIEST TEXAS GROUP POLICY CENTRAL AND DENTAL ASSOCIATION HOUFSON, Texas June 14, 1942- young inmate, representative of the National Benefit Life Insurance federation, the first group survivor of the first group survivor, over- signed contracts from 100 to 200 and 200 to 200 contracts for $2500 and $2500. This represents the first fist of group survivor-written contracts to the report each policie- tion, and have policy issued to police, and have policy issued to ```markdown ``` 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 uma. The representatives making this sale were O. J. Polk, Houston representative of the company. T. H. Miller and J. T. Duncan, special representatives of the company who are stationed in Texas for the present. A telegram of congratulation was received by the trio just after the completion of the sale from Freedent Rutherford of the home office in Washington and in this telegram, he also announced the issuance of a group policy to the reforee of Knoxville College, for $12,000 in favor of their Alma Mater. TOLLETT WILL MEET BOYS OF ALL NATIONS AT FINLAND The first World's Conference of the Y. M. C. A. since 1913 is to be held at Helsinki, Finland, August 1-6, 1924. The committee of arrangements has decided upon a type of conference, as a result of the previous gatherings of the World's Alliance. Instead of the more formal program devoted largely to addresses and papers, the effort is being made to ensure that the Helina4 fora program while including a few prophetic and inspiring messages by outstanding leaders of youth, The, a written hundred or more designs and equally a real conferring together of hundreds of Association members throughout the world when will be able to go to Finland, to deliberate to be more important than to search beginning Immedley and continuing through the conference into the following years. This search has been defined as "an inquiry, but the main process will be only to find a list of groups of boys and young men insides and outside of the Association throughout the world. The discussions used during the conference are based in the assumption that the main body and your group are not limited to study and off hand fashion a clear answer to questions about their attitudes or interest or problems but out of an open orive and take discussion and under the guidance of a leader they can do." The main body of the group is the "The halls of the whole inquiry must be a national wide-and eventually a world wide study in local groups of the question." Youth Pacing the World "A first hand study of problems to the world" is the first way to help young men everywhere are actually facing must be. Before an favorable or self-history condition can be arrested. The Negro bot together with other boys must have a more in-depth understanding of the state. This World's Conferences at Helingfors, Finland is August 15, 1925. Chief of Debtors A Norfolk firm is to be acquitted more than an ordinary convention, hence the choice of delegates is to be determined of each national delegation to a portion of each national delegation to be under the supervision of our, Western Boston from Coleridow, New York, and of which are boys. 21 is quite prob- able that according to latest reports more, than the above number will be available, will be as and A. V. Smith, Fort Worth, Executive Committee of which Dr. W. H. T. The Foresters leaders of our group the Foresters will be selected, and are safe in saying that this conference will be fully profitable to us as a group, especially as our group will face life with courage and Christian service. E. B. Exxon Moorland Branch Y.-M. C. A. SEGREGATION DEFENSES CHATTANOSE, LINES CONVENTION OF SOCIAL Workers CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 18, 1902. The Fifty-third Annual Convention on Social Work, which has just closed in Cleveland, dealt predicate a severe blood-less, blasts-free group of 1000,000 of the group for a convention of this organization as long as colored delegates are not guaranteed by the law. The会议 was a second-level, intended in the course of the, although, it made a persistent de- Theనా The National Conference of the National Workplace for the de- nocratic organizations has always acquired Negro delegates just and fair consideration. One Ex- tive representative of the cent-off the conference when they should New Orleans attempt to bar- the two weeks before the delegates were to arrive. The ex- timate group of the National Workplace for the member of the Executive Committee of the Executive Committee including Thomas E. Haynes, and Char- tion, George E. Haynes, are members of the Commission of the Commission of ex-appears on the program each year. 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The Conference wedge Wednesday at the University of Chicago from Maverick Davis of Chicago, and illuminated by the University of Michigan from Moorfield Rowley from Chicago, welcoming the conference by Dr. Robert A. Hines, the president of Moorfield Rowley Branch, and an address by Will Hines, the president of the A. M. E. Church, a Yale will graduate from the N. A. A. C. P will graduate. until the session on Thursday to determine the agenda for the group to form, with Arthur President of the N. A. A. C. P. and President of the N. A. A. C. P. discharging the recent President by white property governor in continuing the Right to Vote in the State of Oklahoma, discussing attempted and violated violation of the Supreme Court's rule. A Feature of Thursday's session Walker, President of the Detroit Walker, President of the Detroit Walker, President of the Detroit Greatest Fourth, and was in that city at the afternoon session registration will be organized by Philadelphia and delaware from On Friday, awaiting three are to meet the Director of Michele College; Harry Davis, the Director of the Appropriations com- munity; and the Judges Albert P. Stern- berg is to be given a six-hour sai- ng-out session in the Chicago Addisoner Federation in the Chicago Addisoner Federation by address to Chicago Dearborn and by address to Chicago Dearborn. MAKE JUNE 19TH THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1926 "IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH" by James Welborn Johnson, Nation- al Baptist College, Monday night—mess- tion will have for the features ad- dress the Dr. of Missouri, father of the nation, Bishop Crayer and nationa- lism, Bishop Crayer and Robert W. Bagnell, N. A. A. C.-P. Director of the Nation. 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The Saying Store (Mention The Dilling Express WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12- 18, 2000. The United States Committee on Military-Affairs has voted a five to report favorably. A House bill authorizing an ap- presentation of $100,000 for the reelection New takes this opportunity to congratulate the race as a whole for the wonderful progress, the wide vision, the accumulation of wealth, the seeking of better education and the higher standards which go to make a better race, physically, morally and religiously. H SPECIALS DRESSES $495 CHILDREN'S DRESSES White volle and organde in all the prettiest styles. Beautifully trimmed. Sizes up to 14 Years $1.49 $1.98 $2.49 up 95 Mittelbach MARISTIC ing Store" Dallas Express) of a monument to the Ninety-third Division at Schaub's Franke. This is known to be contrary to the wishes of the Battle Movement Commission. Nom Hamilton Pish, Jr. Republican organization, on Congress from New York, opened the measure. Congress Pish was the 51st Division. w! PAGE TINE WE, THE FOLLOWING M-B ISE KREAM DEALERS BAND OURSELVES TOGETHER IN Wishing You and Yours A Happy JUNE 19th St. John Community—Our R. R. Pe-lets officers; Mr. A. W. Allen Bupt, Miss Annie R. Goodwyn, Secretary, Mr. R. J. Allen fachers class A, Mr. L. C. Liater, teacher than R. Miss Ruthie Goodwyn, treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Waterhouse motored to Long Street, La. Sunday, Many of our people all遍访 the thankgiving services of the M. T. of A. at Center, the first Sunday. IAGO—A. Kinner, was in House last week on business. One of the largest attended funerals here in recent years was that of Mr. R. R. Rietzweil, held at R. Rietzweil Church Sunday. June 24th, Mr. Caldwell died June 2nd in a San Antonio Hospital after a brief disease. The remains were shipped from and held to rest in Blieth, Cemetery, Sunday June 14th. The was an�-style school teacher. The school where she taught rendered a wonderful program showing the high rate in which Mrs. Caldwell held by the students also community. Prof. R. A. Uren, President of the North Texas Teach COMMUNITY DRUG STORE PEOPLES DRUG STORE LITTLE GEM DRUG STORE TRIANGLE DRUG STORE PALM DRUG STORE CLIFF DRUG STORE SMITH BROS. DRUG STORE TEMPLE DRUG STORE McMILLAN'S CAFE MOSE TAYLOR CAFE DAVIS CAFE THAD ELSE CAFE I-B ICE CREAM—KEEEN AND BE HAPPY (Nexion The Dallas Express) of respect and sympathy from the generation by C. H. Brown of quince and forcefulness delivered the third Sunday of March. The floral quiring several絮吻 to carry quiring several絮吻 to carry wooden Dinnails is confined to his presidentation. Prof. 2. T. Honea Woodman made his official visit to Jero Camp No. 138 Wednesday Mr. R. CALVENY: M. Mrs. Heard left today for her home in Latha- Bush in Wickham. Smith Mrs. Sublutee rating Dawn at her home 6 miles after Mrs. Smith. Two years Hines- and Arvo at her home 10 miles. The Rose Hill Community and the Nations Day In the EU, DIV, MIP, Marmot and THE DALEAS EXPRESS, DALEAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1926 (Negoton The Dallas Express) All The New High Shades Sizes 14 to 56 Dresses Worth $15.00 To $25.00 Celebrate Juneteenth in a New Frock from the LEADER. Hundreds will, you can too. More-Temple scripture reading and prayer Sister Woodson. Opening remarks later 1. M. Robert son. Music and song. Leave It There 1per-Unity. Sister L. L. Miles. Mattress of Ceremonies sister L. A. Johnson. Mr. G. Henry had a reunion of her family June 4th, and the following members of the family were - present: Mr. and Mrs. E. Henry and son of Abilene, Texas. Mr. G. Henry of Harnatt, Los Angeles. California. Mrs. Harnatt of Ft. Worth Texas, Mrs. Henry of Dallas, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Creeks and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hayne, Mr. John Henry and Mr. Henry. Mrs. Wade entertained the sonors of the colored High school a few nights and which was a well-affair. Mrs. Wade is one of the Houston High school teachers. Mrs. Jones is giving dinners at the A.B.A. Office to raise money to assist rebuilding Saint James A. M. E. Church which was destroyed by fire some times ago. Mrs. O. Davis left Saturday for Houston, Texas. TYLLER—Roy. Booker, pastor of Bethlehem IL C. Terrell, Texas arrived in the city Monday and is conducting a Festival for "Rev. Zhang" at Bethlehem, Rev. Booker, as delivering very powerful sermons. The Normal and Summer School opened Monday at Texas College with a large enrollment with Prof. Holland and Story conducting the summer session. Mr. Balsley Stewart is a member of the Faculty Mrs. T. Cash motored from Wichita Falls, Texas in her student-year and will attend the school of teacher. While Perc is indlapsed, hoping him a speedy recovery Mr. Fred Harrison left Wednesday night for Chicago, Mrs. Nancy Taylor. Coolly-quietly and peacefully passed away on last Monday at the home of her parents on the East End after an illness of several days. The further was held at Skint James C. M. E. Church by the pastor Rev. Thredfield. Mrs. Bell McClure died Sunday June 14th, funeral at County Life II C. by Rev. Stephens under the auspices of the Moack Mrs. McClure was widely known all over the county and state on account Misses' Sizes Junior Sizes Women's Sizes Stout Sizes 2nd Floor Dallas Express) MAMLIN — Prof. J. Washington is associate professor of Chinese language for the summer. Prof. and Mrs. Yearnson will provide a lecture on the dry variation, visiting the mother, Dr. Hunter and another mother, Dr. Washington. L. Colonial Mosset, Mrs. Wy. 1 The Great Emancipator ABRAHAM LINCOLN — An outstanding figure in history, typifying the ideal American-num- hile in his personality, dignified in his admience to justice, right, and ideals—an American for all Americans. An brother to all mankind. Fearless in the hearts of those whom he influenced. He leaves every day. But it is gratitude that on an Immigration Day his memory is given special commen- ration for his wonderful deeds and wonderful principles. H. & R. Just as the image of Lincoln is symbolic of freedom and justice so is the name of Hoyle & Rarick a sign of fair dealing, courteous treat- ment and trust in you. Hoyle & R ARICK CLOTHING CO COME IN AND MEET "GERRX G. SAWYER THE NEW MANAGER YOUNG MAN SOMEONE SOMEONE TWENTY YEARS IN DALLAS COME OPEN EVENTS UNTIL 6 P. M. 1810 man, Ms. Ellis and several others Lodge, Ms. L. Covington is attending Lodge, Ms. L. Covington is attending Miss L. Fankhoff, Ms. L. Fankhoff is attended Convention in Dallas, Texas, on June 17. She has returned from Paris and Texas. Jackson, Parker First Basketball night for Nashville, Tennessee, to watch basketball on the University. Mrs. Cox left for P. V. Samuel Hutton, and Miss A. Black Johnson of P. V. College spend a making wife, on his return his cur- rent marriage to visit their mother through Paris of Fort Worth, Texas, spent from College. Prof. P. A. Stamps is attending summer Black, Jr. and his father, H. V. Jones last week where he K. V. has lost from College. Cater lesseons some for New York and other eastern cities on a It does not pay to neglect your appearance—you can dress in the height of fashion here at a big saving. Your credit is good—would you glimpse it? No, it would not. Come in soon; we are anxious to serve you. $2.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT vacation tour, Mrs. E. Johnson and mother will leave soon for Los Angeles. Calif. Mrs. Augusta Gibson left Tuesday for Fort Worth in her Dodge car accompanied with several others. Services were good Sunday, at all of the city churches. ABILENE — Dr. W. F. Laudace of Arkansas, corresponding secretary of Home Missionary Head of the Baptist convention and Rev. W. 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