Dallas Express
Saturday, January 22, 1927
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PORO COLLEGE HEADS IN DIVORCE SUIT
Bishops Resent Color Bar at Meet
Bishops Resent Color Bar at Meet
and prophet of the famous Pora, who gave to secure the narrative, to the public, a court fight. There, he was at first not at all confident, but he was not confident.
The case was set for next day.
Malone, in his suit which was caused by Attorney Forestell, a celebrated white lawyer of this city, was. Malone had been unswarmed, and, equipping the building, was a private company, and, in the same way, was planning the new building, building. It required effort and of course, the paper, the web, some specials, alleged according to his now famous throughout the country, business. Malone's refusal to complain that his wife is, as one of the outstanding industry-to work after he lost his stock, led "ill-tempered" and "nasty," and tions of the race. Mr. Malone, when (to the employment of Rev. William)，was a deand for a half interest they married had thrown himself. Mr. Pora's business manager and in Pora College, the million dollar into the enterprise and gone to later Prof. Joseph Evans and E. E. E. E. of the board of directors of the company, and the board of directors of the company, who, in his better half. She is repre- lawyers. Mr. Malone incorporated staff, the latter continuing yet in the company with the
served by Attorney Charles Nagay. He was a lawyer in the New York City office of the law firm of Gibbs College Company. He was a law officer in the firm, which was much in evidence. An officer went to Malkin's office not see any another outfit he was in. A criminal attorney number under Pream. He a few shoes, of stock, and dance and proudly shared the honor in his shoes and under his. Chancellor Laughlin and Mrs David G. Gibbs, a former law firm attorney, also served in the office of seminal stories doxora, also asked him to return the charged according to those courses he did not work to come back due to the girl to Mrs. Mason, which she knew, which he refused to be in with Manning Jones. He later, Mrs. Laughlin, the officer did the same. Cunningham and that, she also served in the office of the court, which he did.
FAREWELL SERMON OF MRS. McPHERSON PREACHED AMID PLANTATION SETTING WITH SLAVERY AS THEME
ROHANCE OF WEALTHEST RACE WOMAN WITHERS AS HUSBAND SUES FOR HALF OF HUGE BUSINESS WITH BRANCHES IN EVERY STATE OF UNION. RUMOR OF DIFFERENCES FOR SEVERAL YEARS CULMINATE IN SHUT.
and which her friends charge were time. Certain incompatibles of showing discord among the feminine inspired by and in some instances temperament had developed. Mr. Malone being in ill health and direction and consequent loss of order to provide a background for while from that time on they lived their jobs with a resultant repu- his court action. The papers coming under the name to: easy really then for Mrs. Malone of being hard to get done with.
shipped and distributed free in others. Preparation then but in 1924, $10,000 of liberty bonds were cities where she was well known by this time, also her education and had large business interests. and her business had loomed large. It appeared from the safe to which Mr. Malone had the combination.
Mr. and Mrs. Malone were married in the public eye and she shrank. Thereupon his allowance was cut off and as he has had no employment, Mrs. Malone's friends feel
MAYORALY RACE IN
CHICAGO WAXES HOT
"GIVE ALL RACES EQUAL
CHANCES" SAY NATL STUDENTS
Officer, January 1, 1930
Politics in the city of Chicago in
Chicago, January 21- (ANP) Politics in the city of Chicago in the wake of the shooting at Ward in particular is waxing warm. The attempt of ex-Major William L. Anderson to assert the desire of the present admonter, J. B. Anderson of the second Ward, to be re-elected have Third Ward, to be re-elected have upon alignments as they have
Itaples Thompson to come back and, the desire of the proper alteration, Gathered here in a great national conference December 28, January 1. The Third Ward, to be re-elected of the three, five hundred boys and girls, made up alignments as they have been, and hundred and hundred of institutions; Thompson, who has been biothed in the sort of Moor among Colored men, the question of relations and, in the course of the conference, the white men presumed to vote adopted the following: "I am
also and most of the parternes in 'On a previous day Dr. Mordecai the old alumman Anderson and Johnson, President of Howard University, met with the president of the DePriest is too making a bid and conducted an open forum on a come back by climbing into a race relations, which was followed by the Thompson-hand warfare. I was told that Johnson made a very favorable invitation, and an political statement. I take note that as did also Rev. Howard the old alumman Anderson and Johnson, who pleas of the Second Ward by whom prosecute on another subject.
"The Republican Party Is The Shift, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas.
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927
GE HEADS IN D
Bishops Resent
FAKIR ARRESTED WHEN WIFE CHOOSES 'DADDY'
HE FAILS TO CURE-COP INSTEAD OF 'HUBBY'
MIGRATION DID NOT AFFECT FARMING IS NOW CLAIMED
L SERMON OF MRS. MCPHERSON ANTATION SETTING WITH SLAVER
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J.P. George
Libertarian University of Texas
Zumtib, Tex.
Distinctive in Service Always Progressive
"REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE IN DELIBERATIONS OF ONE THOUSAND WHEN LOCAL WASHINGTON COMMITTEE DENIED ADMITTANCE TO PART OF PROGRAM
M. E. CHURCH SEEKS TO TRAIN MINISTRY BETTER
WASHINGTON, D. C., an 25-year-old bishop of Negro Churchers, attending the annual meeting of the Committee of One Thousand Conference on Prohibition and Law Enforcement, refused to take any further part in the meeting when it became known that they were not supposed to attend the annual banquet at threeyear night.
Bishop G. C. Clement, Leutville, Kentucky, who is Vice Chairman of the Committee speaking of the Injection, of the rree issue which caused the withdrawal of the Keara Bishops shid:
quate and suffering from lack of training of 320 churches in rural areas, and the pastorates. Generally these pastorates have little College training. There are also missionaries, devoted ministry. The present condition of a large part of rural Missionary ministry is very poor, and the church will for many years have to use men on country-charge for the ministry. The solution is to train rural Missionaries while they are serving able-earners.
Chicago, Ill. Jan. 22-4.
A better trained ministry and longer cast-to-rate in rural communities, less competition and overlapping of churches were urged recently in a report to the annual meeting of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension by the Commission on Special Fields and Projected.
The members of the Commission are Rishas Edwin Holt, Hughson Chicago, Ill., His op. R. E. Jones New Orleans, La., E. L. Kidney Pittsburgh, Pa., Chairman, W. H. G. Gould, Philadelphia, Pa., secretary, E. H. Cherrington, Westerville, Ohio, W. R. Pilling, Philadelphia, Pa., C. L. L. Howard, Helena, Mont. W. W. Wint, Fore-Wayne, Ind. P. H. Bayley, Baltimore, Md., and O. G. Vogel, South Orange, N. J.
A carfist study of home missionary work in the churches of thirty annual conferences was made by the Commission. Better supervision of church work in rural communities was recommended. The report said in part: Rural missionary choices are in desperate need of more adequate and direct help in developing community programs which will command the respect and allegiance of those resourceful constituencies. The present leadership is many of our rural missionary charges is woefully independent.
Of course I am a probabilistic, that I cannot think of some issues that I should not serve on the committee, but I could not accept the situation as it was Thursday. My supervisor explained, that the local committee and hotel people wanted me to explain, that the local course. I had no interest in any social followup and certainly not want to meet with anyone who would serve on the committee. I have regarded this committee work as paraphrase of a business proposal.
During the 1st six years about 4,000 ministers have been trained at Summer Schools in Theology. In Garrett Biblical Institute, Drew Theological Seminary, Liff School of Theology and Horton School of Theology. Even the supplementary training will not give a thoroughly trained leadership. The ministry is too transient. The present rural leadership shifts too frequently to produce abiding reality. In third annual conferences 42 percent of the pastors moved every year. 21 percent every three years and only 5 per cent stayed more than five years to one place. The record of ministers receiving missionary's
The attitude taken by Bishop Clement was that of practically average Negro members of the Commisss in spite of the fact that secretary Rherwood denied that there was any "race barrier." His hop Clement was elected to success himself although absent from the meeting when the election of officers was held.
DEFENDER WILL GIVE
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
COLLEGE SURVEY
Chicago, Jan. 22—LAMP: In praise of the notion that Negroes should choose Negro leaders, the Supreme Court ruled that the principles from the principle of the Slavery Act were valid.
AUTHOR OF FAMOUS
SON DIES
Charlotte, N. C., Jan. 12.—(ANF)—Outlining a program for the New Year in his address before the citizens of this city, Bishop W. J. Walls urged his hearers, to support Negro newspapers, to promote business and career, encourage education and work for interracial good will.
"No Negro" declared the bishop, "is true to his race who does not have Negro magazines and news-papers omitting to his home weekly. The newspapers occupy a place that makes the Negro prize. The most important of all is the teaching of the public conscience. They fight during the war. The achievement of our battles hold up our ideals, plead most attract and interest not only our cause before the world, artisans, and the public, but members of all races who are engaged in the free of opposition building this same occasion in which he is our aller of arts and science.
Attalea, Al, Jan 23—(ANP)
Frank L. Stanton, human poet of the South, in death. For more than twenty-five years he was a prominent voice in Constitution. "In write "Mistletoe's Lack of Hope" and monologues often on the subject of the South, more than any other writer of the South, caused him to be a well-known interpolator. In verse often honoured "Lewis" by his interpolations.
you could strike the Negro press and its work from us it would be like blasting Gibraltar from Con-stantinople, or taking the altar out of religion."
The speaker declared ignorance and the educational facilities afforded Negroes in many sections of the South, but stressed the importance of children and adults according to
A prime is also to be given to the designer of the best medal to be awarded the achievement winner. The award for the medal will be made when it is selected, and the achievement award in December of each year. The award period began with the last issue of the Defender. Who shall be judges in this medal of achievement contest is not more
PRESS URGED TO FIGHT
MOB RULE
SHOWS NEGRO BENEFITS BY VOLSTEAD ACT
R. S. Jonkens, special correspondent of fertile land already under cultivation and the means of the Express and one of contact with the interior already arranged. The outfit of the commission appointed by the A. M. E. Church to meet in race both in this country and there vastly different to what is being done in the United States, and as long as we are competent, the A. M. E. Church, indicates in this more greatly helped by the arrangement than are the rubber marmates. And that is a great deal to say.
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has never holstered a white
feather, neither has it been
dengraed, yellow,
or black in any effect. It is
a plain, every day, sensible, con-
servative swathe, which the
finned mouth. It is a
kissing breast; filas on
the neck; nutritious as brass as our
country. Its life of even hand-
doubled surfaces all the tar-
get covered by the horn
seek. This is pretty high
ground, but on its life and
style it comes up and stands with
it. The ground is help.
W. E. KING.
TWO GREAT CHURCHES
PLAN TO MEGH
K. S. Jenkins, special correspondent of the Express and one of the commissioners appointed to the A. M. E. Church to meet with other such representatives of the Church in his dispatch of last week that there was unanticipated agreement in the passage of resolutions calling for
The meeting of the力燃者, "This meeting briefs" was a step nearer to realization, one of the first practical steps ever taken on to Negro changes.
In this state to break the hold of a law which the effective disfranchised them for so many years, renews the speculation as to the final outcome of all of the "pussy-footing" and evasion of all of the Southern states with the question of Negro suffrage. And too the recent tilts in the Senate, and the fight against the seating of two senators from the state which has found them have been used to have been used in their election may bring the question prominently before the American public before so long, it was just last week that Senator Mayfield of Texas and Senator the other party of Arkansas felt called upon to speak in uncomplimentary terms of a speech made by a Senator from the House of Representatives in regard to the disfranchisement of Negroes in the South.
In the speech of the Senator from Pennsylvania it was remarked that if "the seats of Vare of Pennsylvania and of Smith from Illinois were contested" there would be a lot of said about the elector's laws of South and the disfranchisement of Negroes in the state of South. The other party of Kansas, which is now on the side of the law which is the which disfranchised. Nogras and that they were free to vote as early as the needs of their
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927
LIBERIA AND THE AMERICAN RUBBER INTERESTS significant thing to be seen in all section of this country is
THAT NEGROES ARE BECOMING KILLING TO SACRI-
Some of our contemporaries, notably The Norfolk Journal and Guide, view with quite a bit of acclaim in the equation of a million acres of Liberian land for the growing of rubber for the American rubber interests, show that the "prosperity of the country" is the destiny of the consumption of the Firestone's core forecasts and a contribution of the American Negro to Americ's commercial expansion of the first magnitude. It is as if an unseen fate had placed the republic in the hands of a group of American blacks for preservation against the time when its great resources would be needed to break a stranglehold of Europe on the throat of American commercial expansion. Actually, the triflication of the Firestone's core forecasts and a contribution of the American free-mentous "IFS" of history "IF" Liberists had never been colonized by a handful of American Negro? Doublets, the rich republic would now have been just one more vast area of Africa under Europe domination and American interests would of its progress and to study its special needs.
Be that as it may as far as fascination is concerned, there is another though which is just as fascinating though not likely to give as great satisfaction as the first. It is the great initiative and foresight as were their fathers who founded the colony, these great plantations would already have been in operation and there would have been little room for the fear that now crept into the minds of all who think of the future of Liberia now that it is in the hands of American financiers. It will be remembered that a corporation was founded many of the other countries of Africa and his report of the miserable failure of the descendants of the American Negroes who founded the colony to do any of the things which are generally connected with progressive action rather robs this present situation of many of the rosy aspects which
Some how the consideration of all of these circumstances indicates to this journal that the acquiring of this land was not so much the result of the forwardness of these people as the feature of indulence and lack of the progressive spirit. And if the light of the facts as they now present themselves, it would appear that Liberia has long ago in need of a protecting hand. The only apparent spirit which has actuated the leaders of that country has been the courage of Charleston Wright, editor of the *Charleston Wright* journal, which matter would have been dropped.
Several times recently press dispatches have copied the information for and wide that Frederic Dorno, of Haiti, has expressed the desire that the United States will not appoint a Negro as United States inhiiter to the Haitian. The public, if he is not known, whether this is true, but it cannot be that the men (mostly Negroes) who have been sent in ministers to that little Republic have not been good men. The trouble may in all probability be with that life country of many moods and much demanding. All the Negroes send there have been not only men of scholarly attainment, but men of known character. Names like those to conjecture will are known in history as celebrated men of mark for their include Frederick Douglass, John M. Langston, and Harry W. Purvis, all of whom filled the position creditably.
He - Ha - was a native of Liberia, migrated to the United States, educated in the State College of Delaware, Dempster Shipping Co. and became Interested in Christianity, Boddenman in the Islamic Mission penetrated into Inner West Africa, where never a white man was seen when they discovered a community making engagements, making engagements, they learned the show was on an encampment on the coast preaching, and penetration far into the hinterland. The mission was to reach the poor and underprivileged upon churches, dotted here and there, and fire hundred men each. The MIRROR made this remarkable man, the verted attendant, Hoonit! The Booker Talferro Washington.
Take this Nashville, for example, sometimes called the "Athens of the North," to a University of Alabama, a university depicted by Atlanta, University of Maryville, University of Tennessee, University of Alabama, a Methodist institution, Maryharry Medical College, a place of the University of the Neuro doctors and achievement; and Roger Walter College, a place of the University of Alabama, a Methodist institution. These form an educational background, the make-up of the students, and add to these the commercial advertisement. Three great publications two Bangladesh and one of the A. Church, burglar insurance, insurance business. Beautiful well-knew home and harvest. Yet, in all in other cases, when these fine citizens are ready to ride on a train, their insurance is a special arrangement. "Small this methodical, let us rest our
The Case of Colored America
Who are the Plaintiffs and Defendants
North and South, Religious Organizations,
Pastoral - Organizations
Business Organization, Welfare Or
North and South, Churches
North and South, Churches
Commerce, Religious Organization, Use
Miscellaneous
MAN CAMPANY, Officials and
Stockbrokers, RAILHOUSE, South
Union Pacific, Rock Island Illinois
THAN HE HUMILATED AND EM-
DANGERED BY RILDING BY THE
ENGINE THEY DO NOT RIDE AT
A.I.L. There are hundreds of Color
ed People, North and South, who
would doจริงจริงอีกด้วย, which
ing between the two sections. It
they could get first-class reconodations
tion, like other people, without
bootlegging for them.
Why should men and women
North and South, who are quite
capable to pay for first-class ac
commodations, be completed to report
to subterfuges, and trickery, is or
der to get service on public car-
riers. These people have their bus-
iness North and South, just as all
others. They have demands on their
time, and the matter of a few hours
sometimes means thousands of
dollars, yet, they cannot free
their minds from the possibility of
danger and insult in riding to
their restinations.
Dr. U. G. Mason of Birmingham
Alfa, for example, one of the four
most business and professional
men of the South, who has big
business interest in Chicago, as
as Birmingham, and is committed
to making the trip North at
least once a month, he loses an
entire day, because he cannot get
Putman service on the fastest
train out of Birmingham! What
will the jury of Public opinion do
about such a case, which could
be multiplied across of times?
We have never met a flier group of people than the guests on the boat. We have possible courteous and consideration. We have been a board of the passengers were with us on our whirlpool tour of Honehill and board the address where day and board the address where Kumahphala school. When the train reached Honehill and returned its wagon towards Yehohua, we thank the pursuer and conquered that I had been the boat. Accordingly, arrangements were made while the boat was in service.
I told them together of the process of the Nero in Inland America of the interim emigrate, and of understanding that he has been developed through the work of the work of the emigrate, and of the results referred to "peoples in residence" and to Dr. Washington, of the result of the many letters on the beat when he had already met me included theirselves and then developed a number.
Circle for Peace and Foreign Relations a resolution was passed whereby the Sorority voted to appoint twoเจีย to the same on his American Committee, to make an appropriation and to endorse their program for holding the Fourth Pan-African Conference in New York next August. Resolution Passed Undering Hallie. Brown's Book
the piano and rendered a solo piano. Mrs Dibble also accompanied on the piano were present at the eighth anniversary of the concert. B. Hara, director of Theta Sorority, Cincinnati, was hospitalized the local committee for the concert, but their efforts to affray a brilliant. This convention with the program. The programs represent the end of the Grand Concert of the concert, which makes a very fitting acknowledgment of the voyage. Dorothy Fetcham Washburn, D. C. grand chapter president goes on our atreres was Prof. Kikuchi, katharw, professor of the nursing department of the University Medical School. He and Dr. Dibble were great friends and great teachers in their professions. He invited O. Marah, Berkeley, California, to Dr. Dibble when we reached University Medical School. He and Dr. Dibble also gave him letters of introduction to Dr. Christie Chubb, the professor of the nursing department of the Crozna Hospital in Tokyo, the first that we shall be in and at
On our arrival at Yokohama, we met a reporter who corresponded with us asking many questions about America. We were impressed by the Negro. They gave pictures of the slave papers we shall存 in Yokohama. We shall存 in Yokohama. We will存 in Yokohama. We will存 in Yokohama. We will存 New Year's day in Yokohama.
The PI Chapter of the Pbl Beta Sigma Primerity is entering upon the fourth year of its existence as a student organisation in Samuel Houston College, Austin, Texas. The Chapter has maintained an uncloth interest in the civic-problem of Austin, and has progress for general.
The Chapter began the New Year by rendering an Emancipation program under the auspices of the Lovingwood Literary Society in the College auditorium.
The Administration, being cogniant of the fine work, purposes, and ideals of this Scholarship Praterity, is doing much to encourage its continued progress. Dean H. L. Eleven, head of the Department of Biology, and Professor J. St Brewer, head of the Department of Romance Languages, both members of the Pbl Beta Sigma Primerity, was working very byDaily in the interest of the Praterity.
The president, John Washington Hawking, was 22, returned from the General Wanderer-bringing with him much interesting news concerning the convention. President Hawking has outlined a very excessive Sigma program for the year 1922 and it is the briefest all concerned that very effective work will be done this year.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Ben. William H. Fleiss of Saint Louis, Mo. national ground master of American United Kindhams and with Rev. S. H. David, national grand master of the greater Boston business matters pertaining to the organization. Last Sunday afternoon, the grand master of the greater national and grand officers in a special meeting at Hattiesburg, Mo., told which time he told in detail the object of the great campaign to introduce Dr. David, as the national grand secretary, treasurer, and the unimposed form of the late Dr. George M. Catchrell. Rev. David was then connected with the organization for many years, during which time he served as national grand secretary of the Executive Committee, chairman of Finance, national grand secretary of the Executive Committee, and to the organization, decision will be arrived at by the grand session and he will be invited to Chicago, as to the location of the grand session and he will be invited to inform the foundation of Plains and Iowa, where they will visit Kannah, City, Colorado, and Cincinnati Ohio and Indianapolis, Indiana. Dr. K. Vernon Ave. is improving some what following illness of several
Mrs. Bell P. Wood of New Lentle, who returned to her alma mater with her daughter, Mrs. Marion Thomas, 3125 Dearborn Street. Mrs. Thomas, 3125 Dearborn Street, received the awards of the Daughters of David Cannon 1627 Marchman. Clark reassured liaison for the new post on last Friday, 1627 Marchman. Grand Lily. In the absence of the marshal, M. R. Reguera who was sent to the hospital, the spinal program was rendered to small audience. U. B. P. Reguera and samples of U. B. P. and R. M. T were addressed in a special meeting Sunday at the state master, J. P. Street and other officers street entourage in interest of the organization.
BY THE APD.
INVOLVING: Jan. 22, 2014. Jill Warden and a "hoovering" problem. With 46 petitions jumped in the temporary quarterly? Of the Church of the Covenant? From the proxies for another larger number when saints died of the County? From a man on the "freedom list."
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Miss Lycos was misinformed about the "Gossiping Nolay Set" being on Clark St. Miss Lycos has been informed that you were at that certain business women's Cafeteria. Be quiet, can't any of you talk about the other person, and do you Mrs. Proprietor, Miss Lycos knows you know that Cute Popular Matron, who you were talking about, who certainly knows her stuff, has the inside hope on you. She knows all about when you and a certain man were such intimate friends. Surely you didn't know your stuff, else he would not have married on you. Yes, he married. If you had known your stuff like the Cute Popular Matron, may
Be you would not have to be sling in "Bewent" in the Cafeteria now. Has He? Yes, trying to talk about some body, "Because you didn't know your stuff, why talk about the Cute Popular Matron? And, too. Miss Eyes and the cute popular Matron know you are letting blu make a clown out of you by letting him still sweet heart with you. No cautioned, and keep your mouth off Miss Eyes Columns and the cute popular Matron.
Mr. So and So it is ridiculous for you and your little town wife to have the same meeting place, especially she meeting your friend at this certain place. Eyes thinks it would be advisable for one of you to make a change. For fear you both may chance to meet. Then it will be just to bad.
Of Course, Mr. Clubman you Miss Eyes and all know that a hit you will surely howl. That just the reason why Miss Eyes sees and hears so much. Don't you know if you weren't doing certain things you would never "howl." Those re-marks you made about Miss Eyes she takes it with a smile" and come that much harder on you Mr. Clubman.
"Special" to you Mrs. Hall Street Gosneller, Mrs. Eyes is getting to know you, and do about it, and is that what you think about it, and "Fal" hal that a joke. No Mrs Eyes isn't too much for her job and certainly have you and your so-called friend nanny, and the other friend, the officer, is concerned, she doesn't give a nanny about what you and your nanny are trying to get by withftun, your "trying to get by withftun" when you are not making a success. The whole tenure as well known what you are trying to do. "No Good Weed" (State statement) Matron "Humbly" Mrs Eyes column What are you going to do to him Wall Mural Mrs Eyes Column what are you going to do to him Wall Mural Mrs Eyes column what are you going to do long time ago, for you are the topic of Mrs Eyes Column not noting into Mrs Eyes business your come nearer making a difference with sweets. You have both hands
full when you manage to keep your husband who is frequently out of town, and your wife, the from colliding. And if you don't "Watch Your Step" you'll be wondering what it all about.
Don't "Boast" Miss, and laugh up your sleeve at the other Mar-tron, just as she pulled her husband from her, she is going to do you likewise. You are "new" the job, and Miss Rye knows your meeting place; "N.f. 881, and if she hears you boasting a walk she is going to put friend wife next.
A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Pthian Temple Drug Store, Jan. 23-24, 1911. Be sure to pay your
Poll. TAX:
Marxist who frequently visit the "Allen Street DRUG STORE," Why be the elovers of the town? All of you have been married and had husbands but by using your heads, just as you are "losing" it over the professional man that puts the way they got away from you. You're Marxist are trying to make the professional man do what he ought
to do instead of doing what he wants to do. Marons don't know when you run a man down he cares less for you, and too, if he wants you he will find your number. Miss Eyes will say "Watch out" Marons the laugh is true! going to be on you in a few months.
Mr. Jellybean (Married Man), Miss Eyes was certainly sorry to hear of the "Misfortune" that happened a few days ago. Of Course, Mr. Jellybean (Married Man) has known fact that you can't have them both. (Wife and Sweetie) You tried to end it "All," but that not the way to do, be a "Man" give Wifey up for Sweetie. Since it's known fact you can't have them both.
Yea, Madam, it pays to be good. It pays in many ways. One of these is your own conscience. Believe Miss Eyes, there is just one person whose respect is necessary to your happiness—and that is your own. If you think that wrong doing pays, look at the faces of those who have paid the price of life. Always remember. The wages of sin is death. It only takes a few years to send a woman from the top of the ladder to the bottom (unlawful pleasure) and the bottom is the "Grays or Worse."
Its too bad you’ve gotten to the place you don’t find – The Miles Eye Column. Here you are a place to meet and about in piles in Miles Eye Column. Miles eyes may not don’t you feel yourself. She knows you read it especially to see if she has your number. A Poll Tax Boot will be at the Turkish Temple Drug Store. Jan Miles eyes may not be able to pay POLL TAX!
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 22., 1927
Dr. C. C. Harper, Recipient of Many Social Attentions in Chicago
Chicago, Ill., Jan. 22—In spite of a blissard with rapidly falling-mercy and blinding snow, Dr. C. Columbus Harper of Dallas, Texas, closed his meeting with good attendance and great success as final result. The minister was a center of much social recognition during the last days of his stay, receiving more invitations to teas, funcheons and breakfast, than his program of vast and service would allow. Not a question of the什么, but the question of the direction and demonstration he was serving, but some leaders of other Churches and denominations also. Business and Professionals, leaders vied with the Baptist people in honoring him. Among these were Dr. and Mrs. A. J. O'Toyle, both of whom are members of the famous Bethel A. M., Church. Dr. O'Toyle is one of the leading physicians and surgeons of Chicago, having a wide and very lucrative practice. He is the famous Director of the allied P. M. Church. His Christmas, 1821, "The Birth of Christ," rendered by his choir at the Apollo, was widely discussed with great favor, and pushed him still farther into the lime light. Dr. and Mrs. O'Toyle had the Minister to breakfast. Among others who honored the minister were Mr. White of Dallas, Mr. M. M. White of Dallas, Mr. Mrs. J. J. O'Toyle, with Mrs. O'Toyle Laffton and Dr.
Church as honor Brass; Essex; Dr. James Wright; Honi. J. H. Wilson; of Bethlehem, Church, and others; reporter. The minister-honor, several reporter. The minister-honor, several reporter. After his final service, he member-in-charge in a substantial way by new Columbus, Ohio. Scholastus, while the thermometer, registered, a state, Columbus, Sunday.
A Poll Tax鸡蛋 will be at the Pleasant Temple Store. Store Jamaica Drive in pay your TAX!
in checking the records of the
investors. It is found that four N.Y. bus-
siders each other 169,000. The $100,000 con-
trolls the Exorcist Mutual, the Dallas Ec-
torial Mutual, the Understand-
ing Company, and the Wish-
ful World. The Civic League con-
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Booker T. Washington
High School Organization
Publishes Official Organ
Four Large Contributions
Some models age as the Parent-Teacher Association of T. Washington High School engages with the community to document of the high school and adopt a curriculum, staff, students, teachers and teachers of the high school. This new organization was formed to support the school pupils a larger place in the labor for their proper training and to make possible the realization of the school's goals.
In addition to the special luncheon meetings that are attracting large numbers of interested parents, both fathers and mothers, the association begins the free distribution of information to the "Home-School Forum," the week. The papers is by far the most creditable publication of the kind that has appeared in Texas within recent years.
The front page made very attention to the "Home-School Forum," the approximately displayed title, three columns cut out of the Father and Son, Rangel, the cut of Mrs. H. D. Winn, who is the president of the association, and a front page featured editorial notice. The second page carries appropriate editorial headlines, an editorial entitled three column cut-outs of exhilarations of the Domestic Art department.
The fourth page carries a humorous, entitled "Wise and Other wise," a cut-off of Thomas, Tobert and cuts of three football stools who will graduate this year.
The publication is highly educative and deserves the closest reading of the public. The publication is printed on an excellent grade of unmanned paper and copies may be secured free on request at $399.99. The editorial committee represents a strong sentiment, and represents a comprehensive, is composed of the following: Mrs. H. D. Winn, Br. I; Dr. P. P. Stotor, Mrs. T. D. Bradley, Mrs. J. O. Prafer, Janet Fuller, I; Thomas Dandek-da-A; T. W. Pratt, Jr.; and Dr. T. B. Bessler, Dr. A.; Lorane Winn, Dr. T. Bessler, Head, Br. I; Gladys Berry, A.; Mr. t. Virgil Williams, Miss Letty M.; Wickliff, Miss Ethel
A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Pentian Temple Drug Store. Steve A. Meyer will make trips to POLL TAXI
ROBERTY-ROGERS NEPHTAL.
Mirna Corine Rodgers, daughter of Robert and Martha, is married to Mr. Elmo. Elday last Saturday evening, January 14, at the Church of the Holy Trinity. The wedding was profiled by Rev Riggin with M. A. E. Church the couple will live at the parish parents' care for the time being.
PEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HOLDS SERIES OF MEMORIES TO ILLUSTRATE NEW
By way of introducing the new
pastor, Rev. D. F. White, the People's Congregational Church at New York University at South, Dallas will hold a week of recognition services beginning Tuesday, January 15th. The church will offer seven evenings at 7:48 p.m. of the prominent pastor of the city have been invited to take part in the event. The speaker will be preached each evening. The church is asking its members and the public to share the news of the welcome to the new pastor.
BROTHERHOOD GIVES
REPLY
Dallas Headquarters Reveals New Funding Procedures and Outlines Plans of Procedure for Hike Improvement.
To many inquiries received at the Brotherhood home office at Dallas as to (1) what the Brotherhood is and (2) what it stands for, the head of the office will give a fifth, if any, the following open discussion of all its fundamental principles most interested in the future of the things most needed to aid them in their unselfish need to improve the condition of the sons of the Temple of the Brotherhood of Negro Builders it requires, but the amount of the amount of $400,000 in the establishment. After you pay this amount you are immediately financed the amount of $400,000 on a special burial account of $75,000 on a special burial account of the Brotherhood pay a weekly
the joint home insurance and immediately join the joint home insurance stick or dislodge. In addition to all this the Brotherhood Home loans request a request at any time a third of the amount paid in an monthly dues and also contributes to charitable worthy and destitute of any tangible relief from friend or relation. Brotherhood or just plain Norwegian. The continue one membership in you pay a flat rate of $125 per month. This applies to all persons
But these benefits are to be confined with the real benefits which are held earnestly before the elders. The real benefits are the promoters of this great Institution. Rahal benefits were imprinted in the real life of the Racial cooperation in all合谋 content and material efforts in Racial content. The Brotherhood has a proactive operation and a race relational similar in most respects to that of the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood has a similar percent white Americans. Let no one be deceived in that fact, and believe that the Brotherhood does not believe that a Negro who has first claims of his own people. The Brotherhood contends that Negro children success at all owes it to their children to hold before them the
The Brotherhood? program comprehends these and many other issues that have conceived ways and man of increasing the necessity of these men and women of alarm unfenching determination to fall in and out of the grip of the oppressive men and women of alarm taken over three years to say that much. In three more years to come the Prejudice and Injustice program will be at that time. This one thirf is certain; the the Brotherhood has undertaken the leadership of the leadership on the people to action. Every Newman man and woman should join the race of the people to pursue the Race of so much of its hypocrisy and thereby provide a better and healthier life for who will be the men and women of it. Write the Supreme Grand Dearth at 311 Hall Street, Dallas, located and receive further information. Up and up of be real service in the people of the community where you live: Amar Kanye, a real man of faith, a real Race Congress is going to be hard under the suspicions of the
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Mrs. Cora Garrett of Marshall M. Texas, accompanied by her granddaughter, are visiting her son, Mr. P. G. Garrett, 2734 Sinte St.
Mrs. Estell Johnson and son,
Claudia Henry, 2118 Paris St.,
at three weeks in Center, Texas,
to visit her and friends.
They have returned to the city,
Mrs. Bertha Ford accompanied her husband, Mr. Kmeti Ponsa, to
Shreveport, TX. for the purpose of
regaining his health. Mr. Ford
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weeks ago and has been in St.
Paul Banitarium under care of a
physician, until his departure.
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Mrs. Irene Hunter, 2019 Leonard St., left the city for Decemb, Texas, to visit.
Mr. P. II. V. of Korea and a student of S. M. V. addressed the
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In the semi-final of eight-rounds at the Olympic Athlete Club, Jose Al-
lano, of Cubs, outpunded Eddie
Covington of this city, in a hard
fought match. Allano's more consol
tent attack finally overcame the
attack, and the team was
instead almost a halfway out in
the second half seven rounds, but the
team was still out, and rallied
on each occasion.
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Rose Jane, 4275 Merchest, a girl
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Rose Helen Italian, 3123 Meadow,
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Gerhard Herren, 180 Eade, a girl
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Tom Ayzar, 1030 E. 3rd, a boy.
Herman Anderson, 1901 Hale, a
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Edward Peel, Jr., 2618 Bryan,
Lilith M. Johnson, Grapevine, T.
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Mibena Hickson, 2635 Killian
Tony Hamilton, 430 Pacific,
Marcus Manard, 430 Pacific,
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LONGVIEW—A. Valentina social will be given at St. Mark C. M. & Church February 14, under the auspices of the Stewardees Board. The General Fund Hally of St. Mark C. M. E. Church will close the second Sunday in February. Little Ounda Birdline Hudeon has entirely recovered. Mrs. Delio Hall of the Red Oak Communiqué, died January 15. The musical at Rethel St. C. was a success. Miss G�da Fife spent the week end here with relatives. Dr. Henry Mitchell was called to Palestine to fill the place of the late Dentist, Verron White. Miss A. P. Madden of Hebron Community attended morning services at Balnt Mark Rev. L. R. Robinson preached as excellent sermon Sunday. Macage M. R. Church services were good. Second quarterly conference will convene Jan. 22. Jerusalem B.C. Sunday school met at 9:35 o'clock. Providences Circle No. 1 met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lonne Allen. A social was given on January 6th in honor of the Providence Circle. In the home of the president, Salide Jackson. A delicious menu was served. We gladly welcome Mr. and Mrs. Julius Warren of St. Louis, Mo. back to our city. Mrs. Ralli Brown has returned home after spending three weeks in Ruston. Where she attended the bedside of her father who died recently. Deacon Alford Jackson of Dallas spent the week end in the city visiting relatives.
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Mary M. Brown of Tonahua Tex. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and the teacher and baby Jawson Wareen are able to be up again. Sick listened to and was encouraged by J. Davenport and Reverend Griffin.
CORRELATION—New York, M. Marwell visited Jawson High School Chapel and excursed Wednesday, also the member of the White Human Center, where he was highly appreciated by all. The mid-term examination began Monday. The High Sunday afternoon and organized a City Forum with Dr. R. C. Cummingson as chaperone. Mr. Jackson spent the week end at Jackson Mountain Jackson spent the week end at Haskell with his family. Mr. N. N. Durham is spending the week end at Mickey Mackey is慢慢地 improved now.
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-WE welcome our new $75,000 Theatre-WE have all conveniences to serve you
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THE STATE THEATRE
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Bare life. Worn clothes. Just going on our trip of
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and the Waltons. They only send us a good
appreciation. With this appreciation in the
Opening of THE STATE THEATRE.
We call and we will deliver from
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Phone 3-0015
MUSIC
LOVE ONE TO THE RESPECTS AND THE LOYAL CLOUD TURNS ALL THEIR
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PRINCE RIDGE
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W. C. WILKINS AND
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DR. S. L. BROWN
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WELCOME TO THE STATION
THEATRE. Please for my word
to the Maffan's flutation.
Hall St. Phone 55191
Dr. Wm. Green,
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THE NEGRO VOTER'S
LEAGUE
Williams and congregate in the STATE REPRESENTATIVE and bring to our real group the first moving picture show in the city and message us — pay your tax.
S. T. Sweeney, Chapman.
W. M. Gordie, SECRETARY
Phone 5761 Ave.
Phone 5761
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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JAN. 26-27—
"THE PRINCE OF TEMPTERS"
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workers of the M.E. Church. The churches of the city met Friday evening, January 8th, at the Sweet Union Baptist Church and organised a. Teachers Training Class. The meeting was largely attended. Mrs. O. C. Ritter of Birmingham, A.I. was visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs. Susan Etter, Miss Birdle Alexander, Mr. S. Jenkins and Mrs. E. Thompson were married. Jan. 4th.
ELECTRA—Mrs. Preston Marshall of Wichita Falls spent New Years here with her mother, Mrs. Alice Smith. Mrs. Kattie Bealy and Mrs. Anna Wallace of Wichita Falls spent the week end with Mrs. Alice Smith and sister, Katie M. Harrison, Mrs. Tom Crew is improving, Mr. and Mrs. Jessis Henderson have returned from wasco where they spent the Xmas with their mother, Mr. Beas Pals was here from Vernon Sunday. Sunday School was well attended at Bethel Baptist Church, conducted by the Supt. The pastor preached a glorious sermon at seven-thirty Sunday night. Mr. Chester Wilson has been on the sick list, but is much improved.
WOLF CITY — Sunny School was well attended at all churches, two G. Glimser delivered two mobile Church Sunday. Mr. Robert Wilson agent the week end here will visit Greenville Sunday, Mrs. Lane has returned from Fort Worth, Mrs. Robert Wilson agent the week end here will visit City Sunday-visiting relatives, Mrs. Lacy Leffridge has her sister visit week end here, Mrs. Bell Howson and daughter, little Miss Inez are in Greenville,村 last week.
PLANO — The Choral Club Eyes an audience Friday morning. Friday night returned from East. Texas. Mr. I. Collins, Mr. W. G. Cogwheel returned from East. Texas. The Parent Teacher's Club, in a great work for the school and com-munity, all churches reported missing. McLennan made an execlent the league at the Baptist Church was present at his Church Sunday morning. He preached a wonderful speech. "Mas Samanie Lee Collins to much improved Prof. and Mrs. W. G. Cogwheel returned from their hotel trip.
CORSICANA — Church services were well attended Sunday at the different Churches. Mrs. M. J. Davis has returned from Brenham Texas, Mrs. E. M. Mosley has returned from Pittsburgh, Mr. E. M. Durham of Fort Worth is visiting his family, Mr. G. Wren, teacher of Manual Training, Jackson High School, has returned to his work. Mrs. J. Chastine has returned from Houston, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith has returned from Dallas visited Mrs. Strong of Vernon, who has been visiting her mother and sister, has returned to her home. Mrs. Cook, her mother, recommended her to Brains, Rev. Lacy Branson and grand baby Georgie are visiting in Tusque.
HILLSBORO — All churches were well attended Sunday. A few visitors were in the city. Mrs. Ross Bell of Brains is teaching in Petsody High School. Mrs. Parnell Long was buried Sunday, also the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Russell. Prenneral Underaking Co. had charge of bath bodies. Mrs. P. L. Thomas of Brains was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Mary Oliver was listed her sister in P. W. Worth has returned. Miss Tommile Ree Greer's
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brother of Chicago has been visited here the Jesuit Populist Art Club in Chicago. He sent them our Xmas morning the Club also had a Xmas Tree at the Club. Dec. 10 the club took a "Hike in the round the world." On their stops they were served delicious meals at the teacher. Three of them preached a lively sermon at the pastor. W. M. Lewis prea
Branneville—Mr. J. C. Thomas returned from Wacox Monday. The program and services at Little River R. C. under the auspices of the Sunday School, B. Y. P. C. Home Mission Society and B. L. H. were enjoyed by all. The following ministers preached.
R. C. Smith, R. A. W. Jackson, Rev. A. MacK and Rev. R. H. Humbert Reverend Humbert preached at Mt. Dassant Bapties Church near Calymt Friday, night, Dec. 21. Mr. John Baker and Mrs. Nora Whitefield were married; Monday wife, Mr. Sam Polk and Family have moved to Calvert, Mr. N. Alexander Petrused from Austin Saturday. Mr. Malissia Jackson of Waco is here visualing relatives. Mr. Riley Green spent several days in Grime Cathy, Mr. Wiley Williams spent Nekas in "Bryan with his daughter and other relatives. Mr. Whitefield, who accidentally shows himself, Dec. 30, is improving his life. Rev. A. L. Taylor preached two splendid sermons Sunday, Mrs. Tay for furnished music. Mr. Joe Max field and Mrs. Pearl Jackson were married. Sunday night, Miss M. Miller, the Industrial teacher of Willam County rural schools, spent last week with the Port Sullivan School. She is here with the Black shear ebook this week. Mrs. M. E. W. Jackson returned from Houston Thursday, Jan. 6th. Rev. R. H. Humbert preached at St. Paul R. C. Sunday, Mrs. Delta Walton has returned home Mrs. Elveron Dixon is Calvert attended services at Prov. deced. C. Sunday.
LGWISVILLE—Mr. and Mrs. Jan Williams has as guest for their New Years dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Fercy Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A. McKin项目的Dilasom and Mr. Frank Johnson of Dilessom. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McKinle, Miss Edith Houston of Cooper. Mrs. Reed of Muskogee, Oklahoma is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Robinson. Mr. Pierce Williams of Dallas was buried here Friday. Miss Ross Howard is on the slick list. Rev. Warnis was present at Mocedonia Baptist Church. Miss Willa Mae Rainwater spent Christmas week in Dallas. The guest of Mr. Susue Foster Webb, Misses Jalla and Kellogg, McZinale were visitors in Dallas last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parch of Los Angeles, California are visiting Mrs. B. H. McKenale. They motored here. Mrs. Elina Gordon visited her sister in San Antonio during the Xmas week.
Lawton, Oklahoma. Services were enjoyed by all at Grant Chapel School and Christian Endeavor after they were well attended. The pastor served seminars. Services were well at church and Christian Endeavor. Church Sunday all day, Rev. T. Blyton preached a spiritual seminar at A. M. W. K. D. Parker preached again at night services. Preached again at night services. Kelly were quietly married at the parensage by 3rd master, Rev. K. Blyton will Goe, Mrs. Anna Tender, Mrs. P. Kemp, Mrs. Mabel 'Campbell' Kemp, Mrs. Ann Tender, Were on the slick list. Services were well attended at Jethabusha School and R. P. T. U. lessons were beamed and R. P. T. U. lessons were beamed. The pastor, Rev. A. Kethle, all officers have been relected. Services were good at Grant Chapel School and Christian Endeavor. Preached two noble seminars.
CLEBURNES—Services were good at all Churches Sunday. Mrs. Beatrice Mathis of Wichita Falls is attending the bedside of her mother Mrs. Addis Bradshaw, Mr. C. C. Smith of Dallas was in the city Saturday. Wishing her sisters, Madam, Dere and Nickies, Mrs. Alexander is still very sick. Madam Sussex Rucker, Mineral Wells Jane Jackson, Breckenridge, Anna Haley, Brownwood, more attending her bedside. Also her daughter Mrs. Eva Moe Sounders of Brownwood and Prof. J. Dykes of Allen and Prof. R. C. Alexander of Gainesville. Mrs. Kimmel Curruth is 80 the nick Hatt Mr. Leroy Huber and Miss Mary Moore married at Wichita Falls. Mrs. Ethel O'Neal is visiting her aunt at Dallas. Rev. Murkinson of Fort Worth held quarterly conference at the C. M. E. Church Sunday Rev. P. W. Jackson preached Sunday evening for Rev. Williams of the C. M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Beaty's Little daughter Thelma is
Mrs. Mollie Norseweather of Fort Worth attended the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Rowana Garrett last week. Mr. Jim Phillips's bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Miles's restaurant were destroyed by Mrs. recently. Rev. D. F. Parker of Fort Worth preached Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. Mr. Jenkins of Fort Worth was here in the interest of the Woodman. Mrs. Will Sweeney, agent, the holiday with her sister at San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bell and little daughter, Adelida were dinner gout of Mr. and Mrs. C. Coleman. New Year's Day, Also Rev. Will Gins, Rev. Bolden and Dr. E. R. Gravly.
WAXAHACHIE — The A. M. F. Sunday School was largely attended Sunday, Jan. 9. Also the Christian Endeavor, Prof. James Roott, preached, Rev. P. P. Jones and members are doing a great work. Mr. Nary Davis died on the 5th. Miss Ida Boles is very likely at her hymn. Little George Boweitt is unagain. Mrs. L. L. L. Phillips has re
turned home from Richmond. Mr. Bud Johnson motorc.-to Ennis.
COLORADO-WIL. James-All-Sunday Schools were largely attended with all Supts. and teachers present. Eleven o'clock preaching by the eastor. Three-thirty. Rev. Wal. Bar preached a lovely sermon at the C. M. K. Church Eight o'clock the pastor, Rev. W. M. Lewis pres¬ cided a noble sermon, President of Home Mission. Reclety taught the Home Mission lessan.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have returned home, Mrs. Annie Pillars has returned home from her visit in Houston, where she visited her sister, Mrs. II. D. Deselle and children have returned to their home in Markswille, La. Miss Wittin Mass. Jenkins and sister Mami Rucker are yet on the sick list.
Sitter J. D. Mitchell is up again.
AVINGER - Services were well attended at Spring Hill Sunday. Rev. A. Austip preached. Deacon D. Birdsong and family attended services at Spring Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Turner, Deacon and Mrs. J. E. Davis, and Mrs. J. W. Houston were the quest of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dimmor emoted to Greenville Monday. His son Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Turnse accompanied them back. Mr. T. A. Diarmark and Rev. A. A. Moore motored to Capon Sunday, where Rev. Moore filled his appointi
PARIS—Mr. Welch Cockrell left his will resume his studies, Mr. Wiffle Thomas Jr. and mother Mrs. Zucker Kidd left for Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Felicia M. Smith, 271 N. 34th Street, entertained her brother Mr. T. C. Berry of Chicago Ill, with a party, Mr. Jordan Carter age 61 died recently. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Holiness Church. He is survived by three sons, three daughters and a number of grand children, Prof. H. W. Terry of Pittaburg in attending the burial of his brother, Prof. J. A. Terry at the hospital. Mrs. Ward, mother of Mrs. O. Y. Roe, N. 55th St., in serendipity. The Adolphus Club met at the home of Miss Wilma Howe, 271 Shiloh Street, Porty were present. A splendish program was rendered a delightful, repast, was served. The Busy Maids and Matron Club met with Mrs. Calvin, 126 North 20th Street. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Alice Engledove, 171 N. 21th Street.
VILLAGE MILLS—Services were great all day Sunday. All officers were present at Sunday School. Sunday was Pastoral day at St John. The pastor preached a noble sermon.
JAVTON—Sunday School opened at the usual hour. The lesson was beautifully taught. Rev. W. P. Ford and Rev. H. Proctor were guests of Rev. J. B. Mayfield the week. Rev. F. Booker's baby is improving.
OAKWOOD—Rev. Hopkins filled his appointment at Billoh. He preached two sermons. Mr. W. Wad-reunited with the church. Mr. More Moss and Miss Rosa Wade Williams were married, also Mr. Bonner and Miss Burns were married recently. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Durham are spending their honeymoon nearby Meadfames Woodaw. Durham, Henderson also Masses Jordan and Hen-eson visited Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brown. Mrs. W. D. Jonesand daughters visited Meadam Talton and Harris. One of Mr. and Mrs. Tip-pena daughters visited the Harrie children recently. Mr. L. R. Tatum visited father and mother. Prof. Titus and Mrs. Johnson are preparing for the County Supts. visit. Rev. Graves filled his appointment at Jerusalem No. 1.
BONHAM—Rav. Harris presch—a wonderful sermon at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Ross Payne was in Mexia last week. Prof. F. W. Wheeler and Mish. Ruby C. Wheeler went to Tengus last week. Mrs. Ruby has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin and other friends in Wortham, Dr. N. Pollock, Mrs. Rubie Pollock, Mrs. D. L. Meadow and Mrs. N. O. Figford of Mexia were guests of Prof. and Mrs. F. W. Wheeler.
DEWEYVILLE — Sunday School opened at the usual hour, Aasst, Sept. W. H. Williams Rev. Law of Arizona, the Sanitified preacher, presached two nights for the Hapias. Many attended. Rev. M. M. Cuba of Lake Charles, La preached two nights and lectured to his school. The moderator, Rev. H. W. Boykin preached Friday night Rev. Clark of Lake Charles preached a noble sermon at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. K. Miles and H. Murray preached Sunday at 8:36 The night sermon was delivered by the moderator, response by Rev. Clark, Rev. R. E. Kimble, pastor of Wigate, Texas Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wilkins, Prof. and Mrs. M. R. Bovlin, Mrs. Carris Bunn, dean, Mr. Wilkins, Mr. McCollins, Mrs. Surte Brooks and several others, motored to Orange, Texas Friday night to hear Mumys Smith sing. Mr. Mishin Randall was 거urted from Bunkle, Loulana.
SIERMAN — Miss Matthes Irwin Lawrence entertained at their home with a surprise birthday party in honor of her grand-mother. Miss Rallie Lawrence, January 7th. A beautiful birthday cake with lighted candles was placed on the dining table. The room was beautifully decorated in Lilies and fern. A delicious menu was served to quite a few. Miss A. V. Southern entertained at her home on Wednesday evening with a party. The home was beautifully decorated in spring colors. A delicious menu was served consisting of two courses. Miss Roxie Lewis is ill at home on Wilson Street. Mr. Clare Enche Winchester was in the city Sunday. The Dallas Express agent has ten regular readers who enjoy reading the paper. Miss Matthes Lawrence received Burnwood box at memories from California.
BROWSWOOD — Services were well attended at the various church
I am a Sunday, Mrs. W. M. Bauderey received the message that he mother, Mrs. Adams Alexander, was dead. Mr. John Bauderey died last week. Mrs. Hubbard's niece, Miss Carfield of Waco, spent the week and with her Mrs. V. Middlebrook, Miss A. Middlebrook, Mr. W. Newgetototored to Han Angelo last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lockett and Miss Ramson meted to Brennan to attend the funeral of a relative. Mrs. V. Middlebrook entertained with a party last week, honoring Mrs. Carfield. Mrs. T. C. Thompson's father died in Alton, Oklahoma Monday. Arrivals. Mrs. A. A. Budell Devall and Children; Mrs. E. Johnson and Mrs. Nina Coosway from Ballinger; W. M. Rujnders from Oleburne; Mrs. Bentrice Allen from Aylinger; Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon of Breckenridge spent the holidays with Prof. and Mrs. R. V. Blayton. Mrs. Prof. Wilson of Bracy passed through the city enroute to Lubbock, where she will assist her husband in teaching Mrs. V. Alex and Mrs. Leszka. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff from Temple.
AMARILLO — Service was well attended at both Chufches all day. Rev. Washington of the Missionary Baptist Church conducted services all day. The B. Y. P. U. was largely attended at 6 P. M. Rev. R. H. Moon, pastor of Carter's Chapel C. M. E. Church conducted services Sunday. Epworth League at 5:00 P. M. was well attended. Rev. B. C. Patton taught the Sanfor Class at 4:00 p.m. Quiz. Quiz. 100000 Art Club met at the home of Mrs. Jno Briggs 117 Jordan's Lane. Had the regular routine of business, after which a delicious menu was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. E. V. Brown, Clyde Street.
BRYAN—Rev. Hallum of Athens closed a 10-days meeting at the Third Baptist Church Thursday night. Rev. Hunt, President, Elder of the Bryan District preached for Rev. Smith Sunday night. Mrs. Sarah Jones was buried from the Third Baptist Church Sunday under auplces of Tabors, Rev. E. D. Diggs preached her funeral. Mrs. Joe Rensom died suddenly Monday about 8 P. M. May, any Ethel's house was destroyed by fire Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Adams were occuping the home, Mrs. C. G. Saunders has returned from Dallas where she spent yulete with her mother and friends.
HESDEHSON-Rev. W. P. W. HAMMS of Tyler presided at Mr. Hebron Baptist Church last Sunday, January 8. Rev. Willie Evans preached at the C. M. E. Church, Rev. O. E. Collins is still confined to her bed. Meals: W. R. Hightower, E. V. Allen, Jerome Bell, and I. Prior were the guest of Mrs. L. L. Landman of Longview, Mays, A. C. Cole, Diette Neals, Mrs. W. Simmons and D. March are on the e-klick list, American Woodman or engraved a band last week.
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The Silver Shipped Club—Met of the usual hour with prayer by the president. The club decided to have for tele-colors Silver and sky blue and for their motto "A Houses Divided Against Each Shall not Stand Next Meeting will be Monday night Jan. 17. The president dismissed by the president, Mike, Johnson.
The Gold Fish Club—Was his time to their dance. Friday night January 7. Mike was furnished by Copper's Jazz Band—This meet meeting will be at the residence of Mrs. M. Thompson. 244 State St.
The Federation will have a card tournament on the 21st of February, place announced later. An invitation is extended a number of members to Become associated members of the Federation. The first request will be made by presenters Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Pres
The White Heights Community Club—Met at 5:30 P. M. at the club's home of Mrs. O. C. Curtis, 469 Silver Street, Jan. 4, 1927. All of these were elected for the ensuing year. A beautiful cut glass water corkset was given Mrs. O. C. Curtis's创新性, her past service as president. Next meeting will be with Mrs. I. O. Roberts, Jan. 11 at 5:11, P. 24. Mrs. Ector, President.
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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927
The American Beauty Club-Met
Thursday night. January 6th at
the American Beauty Club, a business meeting. All of our
members are welcome. Your name, M. Foster, President,
Mr. John King, Business Manager,
A Poll Tax Hour will be at the
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THE HALYON ART CLUB met
Thursday night. January 6th at
Capey Street. Ten members were
present. We were pleased to
meet you. We are sure to join
the club. The heaters served a
delicious two-course menu. The
club met Jan. 20 with Mr. Wright.
The Sunshine Social Club — Mr. Tuesday evening, Jan. 4, at the Allen Street. The home was beautiful, and other decorations, the president Mrs. C. Carter, opened. Mrs. C. Carter pointed an art critic for the evening. The president was surprised with a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Recor, presented by the president, the Mrs. Lewis. The president presented her own way. Two two-member guests presented. The visitors were entertained in the beautiful living room. The hostess served a delectable menu. By Mr. Music, who furnished lovely music. The hostess served a delectable menu. By Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, 1254 Clark Street. By Mr. and Mrs. Lola, Culinary Trust.
THE LADIES READING CIRCLE
With a hundred per cent. attention, ance, the Ladies Reading Circle held its holiday program on Dec 18th 21, 1926 at the home of Mrs. W. V. Manack on Clark Street.
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Music—Holy Night—Mrs. J. C. Lott. Motto—"This is the end of our striving: To be co-worker in the field of culture. To husband and us our best powers and our latest genius."
Voll Call—Christmas Impressions, Music—Mrs. J. C. Lott.
Aim and Purpose of the Club—Miss M. W. Tyler.
Chorus—Christmas Carols—Con-dited—Mrs. C. W. Abington. Reading—Mrs. J. C. Lott.
Music—Mrs. F. B. Gibson.
Activities of the Club for the Past
Club-Years-Mrs. M. I. L. Harris
Ticket-Just for Mrs. Pay-Mrs. P. II.
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Reading... Not Guilty... Mrs. D. C. Conek.
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A new show.迎迎 the Opera house on H. L. Palliser where tables from the Negro Year Book were disused, followed with the Three discussions were continued in the meeting held after V. S. Jones. All were interrupted with music.
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Mrs. Redman Earl and daughter, Mrs. Dixon of Iowa, were invited to Jasper Jeele during the hottest.
Mrs. Roe. T. Not a teacher of Mrs. Roe. T. Not a teacher of the Hampton street Car entrance from Pintot street where she is interacting relatives. She is improving.
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A. MUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 22–There is a more sober JooL on the faces of the boys and girls this morning as they entered the line-up for chapel examination begins today.
The Holland-Philadelphia Society rendered a splendid program in chapel last Saturday evening. While the beautiful spring was passed, the boys and girls of the baseball teams were very happy on the respective fields, each evening after the calls of school.
Miss Beasle Conrad of Pi. Worth who is visiting her grandmother in the city was a very pleasant call at the Institution yesterday; and was very delighted with the great changes in every way. She attended the school several years past.
Willie Rodgers also a former student of the Blue Department visited. Our weekly letters to the Dallas Express are typewritten by pupils of the Blind and Deaf in pizinest "Under the direction of Miss Thelma Ruth, teacher in the department.
Rupt and Mrs. Martin were present at Endeavor service last night.
Sunt, Martin made some timely remarks.
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Mrs. Voisin Dorsey entertained with a surprise birthday party given by her mother at the home of Mrs. Parker. The Notre Dame Art and Social Club being honored guests. The dinner was served to fifty in huffett style.
Brown was called to Port Wort to see her son, Mr. Walter Brown.
Nick Hired: Prof. J. J. Burney
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Mase Mabel Maynire of Dallas is at the headside of her mother.
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J. J. BENEFERSON — Sunday Schools throughout the city were well-attended. Service at the Saint Paul M. R. Church was conducted by the pastor. Mr. Johnson,洪核, fell dead last Friday morning. Jan. 1 shortly after he had gotten off from his work. He followed this trade for more than forty years, of which twenty of them were for Clark and Bolce Lumber Company.
Rev. M. L. Peel, pastor Wymanian Church, M. L. Peel, Church, and Church, R. L. Peel, pastor Wymanian Baptist Church. The funeral was delivered by Rev. A. D. Wymanian. The funeral service last Church, Rev. E. L. Lekel, pastor Bethlehem Baptist Church.
PRAMIE VIEW, Texas, Jan. 11—An exclusive staff of Prairie View College will attend alumni association meet at the college Jan. 18, 1995, with the fellow Wall, president G. O. S. Sanders, vice-president I. B. T. Tatum, treasurer P. A. Fitzgerald, and P. A. Fitzgerald, executive secretary. The executive staff discussed the association and considered ways and means to which it could contribute to their alma mater. The executive staff appointed G. O. Sanders to serve for the association, fixed the date of the annual meeting to be held at Prairie View College, and discussed Prairie View in relation to the University of Texas oil View College with standard courses of other studies and the presence of a special meeting was held with G. O. Sanders, principal of the View College. A special meeting was held with the staff. Dr. Banks discussed the questions which had been submitted by the staff. Dr. Banks discussed the questions which had been submitted and gave unanimable evidence of the greater development of his administration. The executive staff is fully cooperative with the institution in the expansion and development of the institution in all of its
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CLEBURNE-Mrs. Ada Alexander died last Monday. The funeral was attended Wednesday at the A. M. E. Church. Reverend Bolden officiated. She was buried with C. of C. House Hold of Ruth, Eastern Star and Royal Friend of America honors. Baker's Undertakers had charge of the funeral. Mrs. W. R. Rice has returned from Chicago. Mrs. Hattie Deer of Christieon is in the city visiting relatives. Mrs. C. C. Smith spent a few hours in the city. Mrs. G. R. R. and daughter have returned from California. Mr. and Mrs. Glasco's baby died after week Miss Blanch Collins of Wichita Falls is in the city.
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ing relatives Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Coleman of Port Worth visited their parents and other relatives. Miss Irene Coursey spent Sunday in Alvarado visiting friends. Mrs. Hatie Brooks has returned home Mrs. Gravely of Austin visited her husband, Dr. Grayley. Mrs. Farnie Smith of Rockdale is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cattle Brown. Mr. Nash, of Boyville, Oklahoma visited "His mother recently, Miss Genevie Prince has retired from Lawton, Oklahoma, Mrs. Charlotte Brown was called to Port Wort to see her son, Mr. Walter Brown. Nick Hated: Prof. J. J. Burnett, Mrs. Flora Payy, Mrs. Emerlin Currelh, Mrs. Ella Griffin, Mr. Johnie Mason, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Lulu Bible, Rev. P. H. Jackson Miss Mabel Maymire of Dallas je at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Ella Griffin.
JEFFERSON — Sunday Schools throughout the city were well attended. Service at the Saint Paul M-H-Church was conducted by the pastor, Mr. Johnson, Fireman, fell dead last Friday morning, Jan. 7 shortly after he had gotten off from his work. He followed this trade for more than forty years, of which twenty of them were for
Clark and Bolce, Lumber Company of this city, Ha. 8. survived by a brother of Pittsburgh, Texas, several daughters and one son. Purner will be 18.
On May 19th, 1896, been set for Monday evening by Prayer's Under-taking Company at Cedar Grove, Mr. B. Davis, porter of the J. & N. W. Depot, is seriously sick at his home. Mrs. Hottle, Hudeon, Mr. Alfred Hamilton and Mr. Henry Grey are improving. The Williams Brothers Siring land was in the city last week and furnished myself for Mr. Sam Spperrson, two dances, Union S. B., met at Saint Paul, 3. E. Church with R. B. Base, Sext. presiding. All officers were present. The-tension was well discussed by many Ministers and leading Pres. Rev. Graeci, new pastor of the R. B. T. R. Church was introduced to Mr. E. Church last introduced to the Union Sunday School Service at the Bicaedonia Baptist Church were well attended all day. Sunday, Rev. A. L. Long, pastor, presided. Mrs. Pryor, Edexas, and Darras assent the New Year with Mr. Pryor's relation. Pittsburgh Toxas and returned home Sunday night Prof. J. W. Jamison, deputy of the U. B. P. and S. M. T. Grand Lodge was in the city recently. Mrs. Zulu Richardson Patterson is here visiting her father, Mr. Henry Richardson, after being assented for zogbo, than ten years. She is now living in Chicago. She is following nurse training. Mr. Alfred Hampton, Rev. J. P. Patrick, Mrs. Nottie Hudson are all improving. Mr. Henry is very sick.
ELECTRA—Services were enjoyed by all at Rachel Baptist Church Sunday. Sept. Johns conducted the Sunday School service. Pastor T. H. Hubbard preached a lovely sermon at 11 Deleck. 6 school B L.P. U. Hister John is yet on the sick list. Revenues were reported good at all churches Sunday.
ENNIS—Services were good — all Churchs Sunday. The first quarterly conference of the M. L. Church at Saint's Delight was a success. Rev. J.-H. Childs District Sept. He spoke nobly on business and spiritual advice. He preached two sermons. He was saluted by the efficient pastor Rev. R. A. Aping. Forty persons witnessed the Lord's Supper. Collection $22.75 The funeral of Master Wilford. Wade was held at Fourth Ward Baptist Church. He was a member of the graduating class of Ennie-High School. Prof. C. W. Asberry principal and his faculty were present. Prof. Asberry made the enufistic speech. The girls, his classmates were flower girls and the boys were flower girls and the boys present. Waste Rev. R. A. Aping. pastor Saint's Delight. Church
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I prayer is not an experiment, but it is a significant privilege of bringing you to beat upon our duty here the richest things of God. If it were necessary for Christ to get up a great while before day after day, hard day's work and so out into them, stillness of the night to a secret place to pray, how much more soonly do we need daily comforth with God in prayer, to fit us for the duties which present us. If the hills and ravines about Kassarath, the wilderness in the regions of Galilee and the hardens and secret places about Jerusalem could tell their century locked secret of the struggles of the Christ at all hours of the night In prayer it would not ever to shame up panny little efforts at prayer. Prayer is the most duty—it is the Christmas daily food. In certain conditions of the body it knows its taste for food—we pay we have no spects. Were we to yield to this condition we might soon serve to death—it becomes necessary to take food whether we desire it or not—so it is we will prayer the Christan may, not wait until they'd the spirit to pray. When a person is frequently used we experience no difficulty in getting water, it will sour out at the first stroke because the water is high. But if the panny has not been used for a long time the
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right to a secret place to pray. Many times we pray earnestly for things while seem so necessary and fall to get an answer, and there comes our realist puzzle. It is often due to our misconceptions of prayer—a think prayer, consistent only at asking God for something when we are in great need. We are the order of the man who said, in prayer when, about to be drowned.
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Inkeeping with the splendid best-selling plan, the new book was on the other hand, and the change on prayer so day from three Lectures in the life of H. H. Wholeman, with only one of the most important prayer and economic things with the most fundamental elements which order this true prayer, and a model prayer for all the age. The first is the drawn from Mark. The book was written by the most important, the most important, prayer as a volume of other, capital, strength of pretext, and a spiritual strength for the dull and life-like life. The second shows how the opportunity He relied on prayer in the great crisis of His life, which was fought out in its garden. Distinguished by his great service in the world of the world of the world, the "Lord of Pretext"—the model for universe Christianity. It is strange to us that it was no one who had to go to God. But we are dealing with a nuptialque. Holograms God and Yaraz wish. When He came in the flech we read: "For very much, I think that the first of the last." Alone there is no change. Wherefore, in all things it is behaved him to be made like the unto his brother, that A. H. Hight be merciful and faithful to him. He is a great man of the world. He is a great association for the life of the people. For in that he himself has suffered being tempted, he is able to succure the life of the world. He has been given the Finkreds has thus thrown light on the subject—the explanation seems clear. He might have�ued the nature of the might of the man. He has made a good faith between HIM and plan whom He came to redeem. We read from the same book: "For we have not an high priest which comes to the end of the world, but it is not without all that we are in all points tempted in all so and all. I see that I have not a question here, all the interest of
water gets love, and we must work hard and hard to get it. It is the same with the praying habit—if we are much in prayer very little incident in life's problems avaler in of a desire to make God partner to the affair. The only way to keep a pump in good order is to keep it in use, the only way to acquire the prayer habit is to keep constantly at
2-The Christian to get Results in Prayer Must be Important
The man who would win the gifts of the spirit may not except them just for the saving in a somewhat indifferent way—that is not the way we get results in our social and commercial contact—no. We must be despotally in earnest. The purpose of this pleading is not that our heavenly Father must be sorely interested to make Him willing, but that our own hearts may be pleased in an attitude to receive the desired blessing.
she was in the mansion, graded in the wealth and splendour known nothing out, that it was of the feelings of those of us who disappointment have felt the gnawing of hunger termination. I and cried, for bread, But He was heartlog alone born in the manger and grew up in the home of a Village carpenter victory, The 1st where there was a struggle for bread could say with dual meaning: "Blessed be ye poor, for your is the kindred of God! In 5th prayer life He has left us an example that we follow His steps. The great high priestly prayer received in John 17, shows how He brought before the heavenly Father all that concerned the Church until the final consummation—here the entity of all heivers should be as completed.
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5. For Christmas to Emulate the Prayer Life of the Son request must be made second-
What they ask for, or something? I'd not, but what, that, which, they ask. We're no more competent to dictate to our beev, only Father at all times than our little children are to us. We love us and know what is best for us.
4—The answer to Prayer has always one condition.
"For if ye forgive me, then the trespasses your heavenly Father also will forgive you. But if you forgive me, then their trespasses will will your Father forgive your trespasses." Christ makes this the gate-way into the kingdom. This is a hard exorting, who can stand it. Must I forgive and feel kindly toward the man who hates me and does everything in his power to kinder me—yes, that is exactly what it means. Christ prayed for His murderous and High first, to be a God, did the same. Pursely to be Christing We should be willing to forgive our men for the Model Prayer.
The Lord's Prayer is truly a model prayer—it contains all this true prayer should contain. It will no constructed that it is impossible to use it without praying for all other Christians in the world. There are religious denomations which use only the Lord's prayer in worship—to the one who have deep or cravings this will hardly afford—but it might be well to either be given or close our prayer with the Lord's Prayer.
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8:18 P. M. — Sermon by the pastor. The Invinible Quartet of Conroe College will sing at Mr. Morland Church, February 2, Rev. J. G. Gattings will be at Mount Morland February 21 to 23. The First Sunday is February 13. Organization Day.
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Sunday School opened at 9.30 with Bro. O. McTwie, Sunt, presiding. Teachers were elected for the resulting year. The lesson was taught beautifully. Factor Billbrey preached a wonderful sermon at 11:00 o'clock.
6:50 P. M. B. Instalut Young Peen a Union services were conducted. Rev Joe Costermiller, Rev Joe Costermiller, was billed attended. W. M. B. Instalut has been appointed to the work as an instructor of the Tipping Chorus. Patti Billerbaugh reached a wonderful success in the afternoon.
The Rev. H. P. White, who for eight years was pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church of city but who for the last ten years has held pastorates ... to the state, has recently accepted a call to, the pastorate of People Congregational Church, Metropolitan and Roberts streets, South Hall, New York. He held his opening services last Sunday and spoke morning and evening to appreciative congratulations.
Because of his former pastorate and resident in this city of eight years, Mr. White is well known to a large number of persons here and while he has been serving elsewhere, for this last ten years, his wife, Mrs. L. of White, who is widely known throughout the city, has served here continuously as teacher in the city schools. Mr. White will speak twice next Sunday. At 11 A. M. his subject will be "Life Through Death," and 7.20 P. M. he will speak from the subserving "The Sun of Obligation." The speaker will be glad to greet all of these services as many of his old friends as may find it convenient to be present.
New T. O. Fuller, Director.
The Memorial Underwriters Campaign whose object is paying for our new Publishers House at Nashville, is proceeding with remarkable success under the finest organization the denomination has ever known. Individuals, Churches Sunday Schools, R. Y. P. Ye, and Missionary Societies and all organizations and auxiliaries connected with our churches are responding in a way that gives great encouragement to the workers.
One half the plaques in to be paid on the B. C. Movies Memorial Day, November 24th, the Day of November 30th, each year a part of a period of seven (7) years.
The 1,600 baptist pastor represents a constituency of 1,800 and determines to make a contribution to the Negro Baptist history.
Dr. William P. President, of the National Baptist Convention, in the Commander in Chief of this great baptist Army, Handling by his staff the work of the missionary brother who will bless another. The efficient Secretary of the B. B. Publishing board.
A long and strong pull and a strong will will bring success to the primaryity is a splendid slogan.
MY MONARAH BAPTIST CHURCH LINCOLN STATE.
Rendered good service, Sunday, 11 Sunday, annual speech. The primaryity is gradually increasing. 11 a.m. assembly, Brayer, praise service, professional nongovernmental rev. Taylor, Post Masterson, 21:12 subject, The Master and the Sister, 21:12 a.m. 8:48 p.m. U. P. program, 8:30 p.m. usual evening services.
Farewell Sermon of Mrs. McPherson Preached Amid Plantation Setting With Slavery as Theme.
(Continued from page 1)
herful scandal about Jesus and Mary Magdalene by follows Just like Joseph, Mrs. McPherson is a humane judge not who? Bigger "A Member?"
One more...
Tear Mr. Another crank, per-
PROF. HARLLEE PRAISED BY SUPT. CROZIER AT
ANNIVERSARY OF FORTY.ONE YEARS
OF TEACHING SERVICE
white speakers presented on the pro-
gram, White Art Club presented by Mr. M.
Lewis together with Kirk. Creator, for the Royal Art Club by
and among them was a Mr. May-
tie, for the Dumont Art Club by
and among them was a Mr. Harriet
whose parents prof. Harriet
in the City. Other white speakers
included the principal of the Bun
the church was decorated with
the principal of the Bun
John P. Lowery who has been an
announcer of the Royal Art Club was announced by Mrs. R. H.
acquisition of Prof. Harriet for
anniversary years and Mr. Miner Scott,
for the Pacific Avenue
school with Prof. Harriet and
for the Cite Federation of
the City. Arranged for the
other speakers who appeared only
hapse so, but you call yourself a
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas,
a minister of the church, a Christian
three day's institute is scheduled
leading men don't you know that for the summer of 1822. Another
church in the city is called the
church just like you. I'm not in here
church in the South is that same
Leaves For East.
Many of these Churches could be closed without loss to the church. Some of these churches continue because of the petty selfishness of the members who are unwilling to get together with other churches on this case. After a brief
stay at the Grand Canyon, Mt. Mez. During the past ten years, grand Pleasant shot in Denver delivery roads, automobiles, grain alleyes, and Monday at the Grand Canyon and Monday at the Grand Canyon Auditorium. The economic life of far-flung and is now excursions. East people have succeeded in making their way to the Grand Canyon. City, San Antonio, Dallas, Wichita, is "part of the same common community." Bayan, New York, continues to serve those in the New York, Philadelphia, and other towns. Washington, New Odeau, other towns, in Ionora, the al-Oriental, Atlanta, Sheepsport, and occasional, individual spirit of the city.
sligious Education, Home Gardening, Animal and Poetry Culture. Horticulture, a simple course in Health, simple methods in constructing sanctuary, outbuildings and how to improve the home and church building in an inexpensive manner. The Negro pastors are organizing clubs for girls using stereotypes for Q-iraised lectures, starting reading circles and organizing clubs for girls using stereotypes for illus-
set and thank God not in your, but most certainly admire her and her brains and her bounds. What about her story. Well what of that. . . . . you say that nobody beloves her story. Well what of that. Her story about the desert business but I know that a woman in great warm will imagine marmalades and wings and a woman in a desert story. I think her condition made her imagine that she and midnight trip when they crowded her, it was natural her fee to attack her story,
Anybody would have done that.
My opinion is that the devil will die-own you when you arrive, because you have no money ... because you have been brought up like a sly, doesn't mean that every body else has ... I'll bet all you lack of going wrong yourself is the opportunity which seeing you are so disastrous never comes you way... I ...
You haven't an ounce of Christ. Hanly about you. You have never been converted. You are preaching for the money, the 10,000's year, not that you love God but old Satan. "Yours truly."
Leaves For East.
True to her methods of cautillage publiclty, Mrs. McPherson has left for the East, not for a rest, but to make capital of the nation wide publicity that has been given her on this case. After a brief stay at the Grand Canyon, Mrs. McPherson stopped in Denver delivering her sermon, Saturday, Sunday and Monday at the Municipal Auditorium and is now enroute East with stope schdyled at Kansas City, San Antonio, Dallas, Wichita, Dayton, Cleveland, Rochester, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, New Orleans, Orleans, Atlanta, Shreveport, and back to Los Angeles.
Migration Did Not Affect
Farming is Now Claimed
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endeavoring to assist in twenty Ngo
conferences, sixteen hundred
and a千teens are rural;
and akepes of these are rural;
Carolina, there are 16,000 Methodist
and in Minnesota 14,000. In order
to help the Home of Mishna
capship the Home of Mishna
M. E. Church Seeks to Train Ministry Better
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showed that 62 per cent moved every year. 70 per cent of these were "supply" pastors.
There are vast changing conditions in rural communities. In the industry is a large and growing factor in rural life and new programs of missionary endeavor are necessary. The coal fields of West Virginia, the oil fields of Kansas and Oklahoma and the coke fields of West Virginia have different problems of industry and of church work adapted to the new needs. Without home missionary endeavor
hundreds of demoralizing conditions as can be found anywhere in the country, grazed in close proximity to the day of the mud road and home-grown and auto service is available. Many of these churches could be the source of these churches continue because of the petty selfishness of the people and together with other churches of some of these churches have succeeded in making the need ten years ago good roads, automobiles, grain elevators and various organizations to help people succeed in making the people within a ten mile radius of the community. To continue to serve those people with a purpose, the self-conscious, individual spirit of the Nero rural churches are in need of better educated ministers. This problem among the Nero people is difficult than among white ministers. A larger percentage of those white ministers and a smaller percentage are able to attend the spiritual and the ministry need, special training for this special
There is need of cooperation of various church denominations. Providing rural problems in particular areas together. No one denomination is equal to the table of serving rural people. The church can plan intelligence with reference to a particular community and all of the denominations related to the community. Church officials, including exchange of territories, giving one church clearer denominations under one leadership to coordinate church activities. The parochial denominations under one leadership to coordinate church activities.
If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the—
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A Cordial Welcome Awatt You
Every Sunday
1002 N. Hawkins Street
REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor
January Rally Sunday. Weekend at 11 a.m. and 10 a.m. by Rev. P. R. Nell of Onalineco, Texas.
Held Daffins in the contact by registering each Sunday in Macedonia.
The Kindergarten and Primary Schools operated by Mrs. Loha M. Johnson is growing every day.
W. D. DINICHIRO,
Mr. E. J. Cewford, Preser, Mrs. A. C. Christopher, V. Preser,
Mrs. Carian Dave, Preser, Mrs. M. Brooks, Ansey
DR. E. B. ARLINGTON WILSON, Pastor
open doors are before noon — New doors conduct schools but these are Portland where a new generation of the government. The mostly foreign speaking in. The people on the whole are without developing of industrial life. The any job is to compile the officials small communities presence opportunity bands of public utility corporations establish themselves.
that the newspaper articles which they charge Malina insured were, that she was running low and that 4-hailed did was to be made for the term of the lease. Mr. Malina left the April Mr. Malena left the April厂房 and moved to the Y. M. G. house. "He has beq a divore. He has been, ugly to me for years," said Mrs. Malena her return to the Y. M. G. house. "I will but I will fight to keep all the money he拿着一堆 of the money he earned." Many St. Louisians and members of the A. M. E. connection were mentally unimbalanced. They point to his nine "moments" in 1986 when he wore a shirt he wore himself back to health and how they had hoped upon his rebound he beq resumed. Three people contend that since that time his actions have been erratic. He will not have his coffee, although under the dower law of Missouri he
Mr. Malone, in his position allowed that he hold 32 stalk of stock in the corporation when the corporation was dissolved he and Mr. Malone entered into a $425 partnership and he added to his investment a Hartman of the Circuit Court named Cordswain, a white man as president of a payment receiver will be arrested when the case is called January 20.
PEOPLE NOT ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN ELECTIONS: SEDICATION MEMBERS REJECTED
(D. Daniel W. Chang)
Mr. Malone and Nobubli had but little to say in the government of their country, and those what have been in the law and the constitution of the provisions of the constitution adopted by the Haitians in 1977, in the government of the National Assembly at the point and the people are but permitted to hold elections to the National
**Conditions Set Forth**
In a memorandum to the United Nations, the information concerning Italian Tulip was set forth. In this memorandum, was given the information fire and other means. The partition of estate in the territory was also set forth in this memorandum. was also set forth in this memorandum. It is charged that the unequalent network a kind of inquation, to gain possession of the land.
Museum Negotiated
The Director of the Mission of Ingham College is the principal of the Institute of Miss Jane Adams, states that Hillshaugh is present at the dedication of compulsory educational provision of the Constitution, there are but four out of every hundred of the institutions, the educational situation is one of the most disconcerting things in the country. The institutions, there are schools and academies where the wishing students are taught a culture that has taken preemption in the dating-hunting tradition, French speaking religious or
dora conduct schools, but those are supported by the government. The people on the whole are without the fruits of fruits to grant excellent demands of public utility corporations working to the country. So many of the officials have been enabled to ignore issues for action from Washington. They are generally believed that "There is no necessity for the United States to maintain the maxima there. The United States has not want them there because of the arbitrary restraint, accorded that whole thing is in a case impaired by the country, which really wishes to help the country, it can succeed much better by taking away the ground and by complying."
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