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BISHOP CAREY DENOUNCES MINISTERS FOR FRAUD A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope EAST MISSISSIPPII CONFERENCE IS SCENE OF MUCH CONFUSION WHEN BISHOP FINDS TELLERS CHEATING IN CONFERENCE DELEGATE CONTESTS. REMOVERS MENINST TELLERS AND DENOUNCES ACTS OF FRAUD Jackson, Misa, Dec. 10 (AMP)—which would have rebuffed Rev. W. The East St. Michigan Annual Concl. H. Davis of his lead in the general force of the African Methodist Conference. The guilty men came church which convened in the Pearl before the conference the next day. The congregation was called to prayer day through Friday was the day the church said while the of much denunciation during the election men were forgiven for their act. it of delegates to the general would not be for the best interest conference when Bishop A. J. Caroy of the church to have them serve only being practiced by the tellers, hence, he would not change his debilitated the election, diminished the debate to denounce them.— dishonest teller, and publicly do- nounced the act as an outrage. He then took down the mon- Y Rev. W. H. Davis, and Rev. J. R. question from the position of Prof. Power of Jackson, Rev. J. D. Brown siding Rider which both held, and of Laurel, Rev. L. R. Fields of Mart- announced new presiding elders to dian, and Rev. D. A. Dortch of Eden fill their places; the Bishop was Rev. Frederick D. Jordon of Les- loudly cheered for his bravery in venworth. Kansas, served as sec- putting an end to this practice retary to the Bishop. Rev. J. G. Rob- Founded by W. E. King VOLUME 34 BISH EAST MISSISSIPPII CONFERE BISHOP FINDS TELLERS TESTS. REMOVES MINIS Jackson, Misa, Den. 18—(ANP)—The St. Missouri Annual Conference of the African Methodist Church which convened in the Pearl Street A. M. B. Church from Monday through Friday was the scene of much destruction during the election of delegates to the general conference when Bishop A. J. Carey, after discovering there was dishonesty being practiced by the killer, held the election, dismayed the dishessed teller, and publicly denounced the position of Presiding Bishop which both bolt and announced may preceding orders to fill the position. The dishessed teller, in boldly cheered for his bravery in putting an end to this practice INSANE MAN GETS DEATH SENTENCE IN VIRGINIA Richmond, Va., Den. 10—(ANP)—A bounty by a jury commissioned last August, Sirius Winstingham was found guilty of the murder of Hilda Harper, a black man, in the field and the punishment fixed, at death by a jury in Hunting Court, Wednesday. Judge Matthews ruled that the court was not governed by the law of the union commission, and that the judge had a half to reach the verdict and some of that was consumed in the trip to and from the jury room. Washington was arrested October 16, 2014, which was committed the day before. To save him from being lynched from the staircase from behind to Rishamhill for safe keeping. There was however, no demolition of the face that a large number of white fellows were present. The attackers were self-defence to them. LINCOLN-BRITISH DE- BATE ATTRACTING MUCH INTEREST New York, N. Y., Dec. 10—LAMP Unusual interest in LAMP is shown in contributions from the leading college and those from Lincoln University, and those held in this gif. December 14. The English speakers are recruited from the DU University of London, and the DU University of Edinburgh, On the Lincoln team are Ilocandia Hill, a member of the team which wholely supported the College and Malcolm Dade, holder which elected Pennsylvania State The meeting will be held at the Mather Mion A. M. P. Church on P. M. Rohra, elected resident校 grant local man, including Dr. P. M. Rohra, elected resident校 of Lincoln University, Dr. Leo A. M. Rohra, elected resident an alumnus and the Rev. J. W. OPENS POULTRY MAR- KET: IS ARRESTED Hilborough, Ark. Oct. 18—(ANP) —The poultry market which was opened Monday by William Pepper spent another Tuesday when the officers arrested the dealer. It seemed that Poster decided to open the market on Monday, the initial stock gathered the fowrs from various neighborhood. Monday when he opened business, the formality of the market appeared and laid claim to their chickens and Foster. reddened to tears over, except at the per pound price of the Palm trees willing to pay it on, but Mr. Luske Frisman who had missed ten Illinois Blank Maps on Friday opened the law and the market was closed "until further notice." The Dallas Express PARENT-TEACHER HEAD S E E K S CALIFORNIA SEGREGATED SCHOOL IN PARENT-TEACHER HEAD S E E K S CALIFORNIA SEGREGATED SCHOOL IN Omar, Collin, Dec. 10—(FONDI) Evidently seeking publicity at the expense of racial unity in the school-care学生. At the state of California, Mrs. Weill, president of the parent-Teachers Association, in the little town of Osmond on the Pacific Coast between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara has succeeded in getting her name in the press columns through her advocacy of racial separation in the public schools of California. Using the recent supreme court ruling on the Chinese children in Mishappi as the basis of her, a rumour, Mrs. Weill is quoted as staffing that while the local schools may not be much affected by the ruling, she is in favor of segregating the races, yet added that there is no objection to the Japanese and Chinese children because they are cleanly and of a high standard of intellect. The school district does not have sufficient funds to separate the Latin American children from the American children. Mrs. Weill is alleged to have remarked, but we have already accomplished a separation in case where particularly dostrable. "night thing to Do" "say Judge," or "eight the light thing to do" "must deal with" or "advantage of both roads to be appurposed up to about the eighth mile" or "advantage of both roads to be better educated when they have their own classes. It is important that buildings, having separate schools, if the name building is in the Onnard case, problem is that of they state. Very few Japanese and the Mexican of Latin American ancestry are enrolled in the Onnard schools; however the question is vitally important to the Colombera American children are enrolled in the Onnard schools; Mate Hes Power" The Judge quoted the school law of California which he stated gives the school trustees power to expel a student. A Justice of the law follows: "The governing body of the school district shall have power to exclude or admit a certain school or children suffering from contusions or infectious disease and to禁 DRAWS 10 YEARS IN BURGLARY CASE Martin Williams, 39, old years, who claims to have been raised in a time when a sentence before a trial was a district court Friday. Williams was sentenced to four years of burglary. The case will be heard Wednesday. Williams will face John Henderson who was years old for years had been convicted of "bad design" Williams was tried on charges on this date and the sentence on this date, and the four charges he hurried to four boxes. Marcus Garvey Scores Leaders on Release From Prison. Will Continue In U. N. I. A. New Orleans, La. Dee. 16—(ANP) prominent. Association continues to look title the white sharpers of ing and publishing plant, an invest In an exclusive statement to a rep. Fortunately, it is not a national Wall Street conlyed to urge my ment of 125,000 at 4 West 136th St re대한의 철학·완성·대한·대구 movement, but an international one, immediately improvement. Then, New York City. lowes: "By the mandate of the United Nations, and the Black War Lion Laws, at 16,000 worth of this cargo States government, I am forced to because if it takes fifty years and even then created such conditions leave the United States, even though man shall man shall back according around the ship affecting its fur-wardness, to take to his desire in the association and for sailing as to make it impossible as my work permanent residence be made to it. It is surprising that the whites for the ship to sail." my mother country, Africa, where people should accuse me of so many I hope, at sometimes to live or be evil things when I fact all the buried. However, things have work losses that have been inflicted upon me for a little differently for the time my many organizations were skill-being, and not being desirous of fully engineered by them to bring creating any unpleasant commotions about the result they desired. In America, I shall willingly and "They have profited most in at least glamily deport as soon as I am able to give our gripe and will really state to properly arrange the affairs of why they imprisoned me simply be to the conference. The chief address was delivered by Rev. Nah W. William of St. Louis, Dr. William of St. Louis, and Dr. William of St. Louis, who name him as an orator. The Thanksgiving message was given by Dr. A. R. Jackson of Wichita, Texas, commissioner of the school district. The usual array of candidates for Mabus town presents. Among them are Dr. J. C. Philadelphia, Dr. J. J. Movant, of Vicksburg, Rev. P. C. Darden of the Charlottesville District, Prending Elders of Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. D. H. Butler, of Memphis, and Rev. M. H. of Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. D. H. Butler, of Sarfok was also present. R HEAD SEEKS CORNIA D SCHOOL IN NO INDICTMENT FOR TENNESEE LYNCHERS Columbus, Tenn., Dec. 18, 18-AM The Inchior of Henry Chow was investigated here during this week and as was expected the members of the team were taken to the hospital, which adduced, at two, "Celebs afternoon" were unable to attend the alleged lynchera The charter啃ing chase was the aim of the Armedine Day Celebration and he was hanged from the roof of the building, which speakers had earlier in the day addressed the civilians on Amherst tacking a white girl but she had not identified him when he was lynched COLLEGE SPORTSMAN HORSE WINS TIA JIANA EVENT *Kingkshond Captures $100 Purs* Tia Jana, Montreal, Dec. 10, 18-AM The team was arrested by a gunman, who graveged him, New York which started by Miss Minaire De La Moire, came as one of the greatest of the statues of God, Ramsey and Mahle Rowan, Colored hotel owner captured the team up and up and the $100 purse, R. Ruiz Sunday was Hollywood day and the movie picture colony turned out an ennace in honor of the occasion. *Marcus G.* From Price URGES EQUAL NEGRO WAGE BEFORE CONGRESS PARACHUTE JUMPER $10,000 GIVEN TO TO BE TRIED ON PRAIRIE VIEW BY. MURDER CHARGE EDUCATION BOARD ONE DEAD FROM OAK CLIFF GUN DUAL SATURDAY Lee Manning, parachute jumper, took field trial in Judge G. A. Dippera, Chicago, on Saturday, Dec. 14, on parachute jumpers weeks ago on the Kalman Field crash. The case was called last week. His material witness was absent. This witness, said to be a Negro, will be present when the case is called in court. The witness shot White Bell as the two women were riding the train. The Kalman Head Belt died on the coroner and Manning. On the day when he drew insanely feathery blood, he was riding Manning claim Belt on his bike and that he shot in self-defense. ONE DEAD FROM DUAL SA SAM HUSTON STARTS RESEARCH IN EDUCATION Justin, Texas, Dec. 18—Annual Houston College has made another progressive step in the recent es- sence of the College of Education. Research from which the College plans to release from time to time, facts or informa- tions about the college and its general interest to the public. The studies will center around both the early beginnings and milestones of the college, and in the great state of Texas. A course described as "Introduction to Educational Research" will provide an overview of the studies. The bursary will seek the expert advice from professors of the University of Texas and spe- cialists for the bursary. In this connection the institution is especially fortune to be located in a great U.S. city with a strong educational foundation of the educational found- ations like the General Education of the Harmon foundation for financial aid to the students. Some of the members of the fac- ulty who will guide the research are Dean Harry W. Greene A. R. (Continued on Page Right) Harvey Scor- son son. Will C A sum not exceeding $700,000 has contributed to Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College in Oakland, New York. A letter to this effect has just been received by the College. A letter to this effect has just been received by the College. Principale of the College. The General Education Board was founded by Hon. John D. Rockefeller to aid educational institutions. The $100,000 contributed to Prairie View College will go toward the cost of carrying out in whole, no matter the program of permanent improvement in the college, new estimated to be $100,000. OAK CLIFF GUN TURDAY Houses Barnett, 87 years old, Urbana on Norwalk Street, Southeast Dallas, was killed in a gun battle Saturday morning with Gus Young, living on North Street. Oak Cliff, the home of the late Gus Young, was taken to Palm Beach Hospital several weeks it is said. The shoot occurred in an alley leading off the intersection of Wellington Avenue. Nessies say Gus Young was working at a small establishment on the corner of the intersection and started the argument both Negroes were armed and the fight soon developed into a duel. He had inflicted several bullet wounds. Where he died Sunday. He had inflicted several bullet wounds. Nessies say several bullets have some very close to him. He surrendered to Oak Cliff Police and was led in the county, where he was killed in Judson Bay Five courts against him Young. Austinanders or both Young and Harvest, and the two men have been unable to secure a regular monthly periodic harvest has made threats on the Life of Ous Young. Young, in all probability, will plaint self defenses against the threat of an unpatriotic excitement in Eastern Oak Cliff. Several random bullets are reported to have struck houses and endangered the lives of bystanders. es. Leaders continue SECRETARY OF LABOR DAVIS.DECLARES "THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SEGREGATING ECONOMICS OF NEGRO FROM ANY OTHER GROUP. IN AMERICA," URGES EQUAL WAGE SCALE FOR ALL REGARDLESS OF COLOR Washington, D. C. Dec. 14, 2017 is tuition-free*. The firm will be an industrial business, but fair an just to give the Negroes a chance upon acquiring the duties of the position of director of directing the Federal Department agency and it is to the interest of Labor in its work in behalf of both employers and employees, to bar, and the permanent hope for the Nation's wage-earners, I send encouragement the Negro group to promotion and advancement commitment with the training, efflating the economics of the Negro in education, and in its respect for currency and which shall he get into from those of any other group in and loyalty to American practical In industry appears in the following paragraph: "In the sense of absolute justice to all the people living in America, president Coelidge has said that "The Negro in American has made his way as a citizen, a soldier, and the comforts of life, which "That social well-being of our workers. During the past half increase the better business and "country requires our constant of century, particularly in industry and fort for the smelter of race agriculture, and among the Na-supplier. "Prejudice and the expansion of all them's harmful employed people, he. Upon these principles I believe, "equal of equal opportunity and has gone forward in satisfaction to a substantial measure of our future "equal protection under the laws himself and to the productive environment is dependent "which are prevailed by the Commi-richment of America. His continued dest." COLORED CITIZENS ASKED TO ORGANIZE FOR POLL TAX DRIVE WACO, Texas, Dec. 15—According to Judge, R D. Evans, president of the Independent Colored Voters' League of Texas, which recently held a statewide conference at Austin and Initiated a campaign to urge Texas Negroes to pay their political support. That A. A. Fundation, a asking that organizations be perfected, in every city and county with any appreciable number of Colored residents. The organization plans call for a county chairman, county secretary and executive committee, same to consist of one member from each voting precinct and county. The precinct executive committee's bill served as a preinct chairman of (Continued on Page 8) on Release U. N. I. A. ing and publishing plant, an invest ment of $12,500 at St. Went 13th St Ney York City. The same ground of white men, along with the narrow-minded politicians in Washington who have been jealous of me, success with the organization, and the Negro people, are the precise move in the effort to railroad the out of the county from New Orleans to the 1 may and return to New York, where I could institute proceedings in the name of the people to recover their stolen assets. And yet these are the same people who influenced the newspapers to call me the "Black Pony." It is surprising that all this has happened in the name of America, because I am not a consumer of the government. But I suppose that the home-based company that "Allis well that end a well." "I go when the time comes with no bitterness. 14 bites and deeply respect My memory of Albrite. I have done everything for them to the extent of elvide up my name for a number. 1835, in my efforts to help in the solution of a problem. I am still willing to go (Continued on Page 2) When the campaign headquarters of Dividion D of the Fifth Commune, Philadelphia, is scheduled for Tuesday, December 4, 2012A2 and has been subscribed to the Communal Affairs局, according to the semi-final report cited with chairman Joseph Levin, Secretary and Office Executive. The report is a lengthy document and covers gory detail of the campaign, including all contributions and expenses, one penny to Fifty Dollars. A a judgment of seventy-eight dollars which represents the regimen of 41 offices, clubs, the public schools, the public libraries, the cereal, and hundreds of individual contributors. New Record Set. From the standpoint of organization, cooperation, and total contributions, the record and demonstrated the new expenditures of the Dallas Negro League, an organization the general welfare, when such appraisal is properly made. The chairman that the final figures cannot be given within a week or ten days is known to the total collectors of the Eighth mark, and that the final figures will exceed the total for the Eighth mark. Because of the length of the full course, only the collections by wikipedia are subscribed by both individuals and organizations with hegain at present. Each subscriber will be given a unique express a more detailed statement will be heeded, and the chairman will be given a statement and some important observations regarding different reports. Report By Worker: Mr. Bertolini Feldt. $12.50 Mr. Gerrard Feldt. $12.50 Mr. Chase, Pilgrim. $160.00 Mr. Curtis, James. $17.70 Mr. Curtis, James. $17.70 Mr. Harvey Newill. $12.50 Mr. Chase, Turkier. $12.50 Mr. Dur, Burke, Wm. $12.50 Mr. Josephine Alame. $11.15 Mr. Mary Boston. $12.50 Mr. Clemens, Beyer. $11.15 Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 19—CANPI MILD. Washington, three cm.营地 into the bear of a rich would be smother of the Canines race at the stage door of the big Metropolitan Theatre the 4th night of her recent engagement there. The only Colored performer on the notable bill, she had made a great hit with her "nitrates" dance which she had originated while filming the new "Ransom" feature "Legion of the Condemned." Nightly a great bouquet had been handed her on the stage from some mysterious sound. On the night-merry question while leaving the stage door she was met by a livered Pilipino chauffeur who handed her a note. "Dear Little Girl," the notewend, "I have watched you go the stage for four nights, each night sending flowers. Come with my chauffeur to the Dusenberg standing at the end of the corner in 2111-Pirete, 11 m. near the mezzanine and dancing for me only, the use of the ear, a pretty bungalow, clothes, and jewels. In-lond and a little cheek (1100) as a present. Adoringly, itly." Arried at the car, she handed back the check to the man, seemed as a prodigal figure in local Stock Exchange, and I, being speaking a little louder than was comfortable for the wealthy man, she said, "I suppose you thought I would jump at your offer because I am a struggling Colored girl, but I prefer to work hard for the public at small wages rather than waste any time with you so " "Thanks for the buger ride." SIXTEEN NEGROES APPEAR THE COLLUBIA'S OUT MEN The Columbus Chomograph Tessery Company had 16 of Dollar talented members in the Negros to appear on test. Through the efforts and manufacing of Mr. II, I. Ashford, these people were a member of the Americanьr. their most important. Very likely Miss Lillen, Glen Gibson will be accepted as one of the many Negro's best models for the Columbus Record. 37.00 Mrs. Glenn stared with a blue name-barreled bar. Mr. Will Tran sat on the plate and Mr. Gaston with his tub, Mr. B. T. Ashford and Miss Hattie C Dorfeson were very serious. 37.50 Mrs. Glenn was over big. 37.50 Mr. Fred Johnson, Allie Billiton, seemed with one of his whistling numbers. Mr. Corey appeared with some of his comedy numbers. He was with Mr. Glencoe, number 16, and he appears for a man. SOCIETY and Club There is something mighty likeable. about this "Brown-Skin Gal" that Barbecue Bob tells you of. "Eazy Rider Don't You Deny My Name" makes an easy listening coupling. Ask Your Doctor for Latest Race Record Catalog * Columbia Phonograph Company, 1819 Broadway, New York City NEW PROCESS RECORDS Mimic the New Way - Electrically Folksong Acoustic - The Records without Search THIS NEW FEATURE RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMNA RECORDS CAN BE POUND AT R. T. ASHFORD'S MUSIC SHOP Mary Friday Nov. 4th. The house was called to order by the president, I. M. Kennedy. The Tumys were also called to order. Pauce will take an active role in putting over our office. Pauce there to Unite there is strength. THE PERPISCHORIAN CLUB For with Miss Maud Withman Wednesday night, Nov. 3rd. Final plans and arrangements | were made for our dance, which will be on Friday night, 12th at the North Dollar Club. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Hightower. Daily 3rd to 5th Street. WHATERTY PLACH ART CLUB Mr. Miss. Mrs. Miss. Thursday Friday, Nov. 2nd, with the pre- local specialings to ensure by charitable ||) members responded to roll out Wig Bible, Quartetsna. Qo. hour was spent in artwork after which the bosses served a delicious request. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Estelle, 1121 Hormson St. NOVAL EIXTEUM ART CLUB Miss Wednesday night, with Miss�oke 1111 Moyers Street. The Club plans to social-Doc, 12th. The event was spent making art work. A diodour two course menu was served. Next meeting will be with Mr. Ocean. WELCOME HOME CHARITY CLUB Mr. Miss. Miss. Meeting Nov. 14th with Mrs. Middleton, planned event. was spent; leased taught by Ray McNighley, Next meeting will be at Mr. Perry Street; 15 members were GOLDEN SUNDAY: SOCIAL AND ANY CLUB Mon Thursday evening, no after 9:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. flight 115, 115 members and 7 guests were present. Tentry minutes given. A "Brown- Skin Gal" by Barbecue There is something mighty: "Brown-Skin Gal" that Barb of. "Easy Rider Don't You Den an easy listening couple. Record No. 14237-D, 10. Brown-Skin Gal Easy Rider Don't You Deny Mx. to business after which a delightful menu was served. Next meeting with Miss Ruthie Miss Coleman, Metropolitan Ave. The Club met Thursday evening. Nov. 17th with Mr. and Mrs. Carthill 1619 Perry Street, 1900; ministers were present and a very nice luncheon was served by the hostess. Next meeting with Mrs. Jewel Simmons, 1137 8311. GLORISHLLA ART AND SOCIAL CLUB Met at the honing of Mrs. Willis Johnson 1404 Thompson Street, Mon. Nov. 21st with the preclient preceding, driven members were present and with one new new member, Mrs. Kieran Nelson, a Disloos man who is served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lofton, 1168 Young St. BA FRANCE SOCIAL CLUB Met Nov. 17th at the Club Central, with Miss Collins and Miss Hors, hostesses. The evening was spent playing what. A delicious menu was served. The next meeting will be at 2004 Thomas Ave. Mr. Miller, Nov. 20th. The Club met at 2404 Thomas Ave. Nov. 20th with Mr. Glider as hostess. A pleasant evening was spent easily after which a lovely menu was served. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Wm. Kirkwood, 1922 Hertford Circle. THE GOLDEN ROD WHIST AND SOCIAL CLUB Entertainment more than 200 guests at their annual Thanksgiving dance last Tuesday evening. Nov. 22 at the North Dallal Club, The spacious Ball Room was simply, but effectively decorated in the club's coloured red and gold. The corners were enchanted with beautiful lights, fading from red to gold. The orchestra stand was also decorated with the Club's name-in-large gold letters and a red back around. The soft music, beautiful cowns and female made the evening more on training. Just Out! Something New and Novel. NEGRO GREETING CARDS Sweet Music! Stop and Shop! Mrs. Morgan, 1924 State I. Ind. housed, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Grissom entertained with a house party at their house, 3411 Howell the evening was enjoyed by every one. Quite a delicious meal was served. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Kearn. 2022 Thomas Avenue and daughter, Pearl of San Francisco, Cloe, motored to Montana, Teen, to attend the Grand Convocation will return on March 15. Mrs. Mia Tumblestead, 1929 State and Mrs. R. E. Nephridia, Thomas spent Thanksgiving in Bl Pekka, Teen at the residence of Mrs. G. E. Spitler. Mrs. Christine and little son Archil Talomis of Waco are in the guest of their sister and mrs. J. A. J. Alam, 1914 Alam. Mr. Billish Jeffrey, brother of Mrs. C. J. Moseley, 2004 Gillett College, hospital and in much improved. Missouri G. T. Smith, President of the State Lawmen movement of the I.M. and E. Convention of Texas, J. N. Newsworth, J. L. Turner and J. N. Norcross, Jr. presided over board meeting of the Northwestern District Association in agreement regarding day, in the evening the layman furnished the program Mr. G. Cooper served, C. J. Norcross, had devoid service, Prof. J. C. Cooper conducted services and J. L. Turner served. Inspiration was gleaned from the program. J. K. Anna winson, 3393 Mesa Mountains, Thanksgiving with her mother in her sleep. Thanksgiving evening at four o'clock, the sweet strata of Mr. Fred Cooper's orchestra, "The Elusive Black Ace" Burst forth from the beautiful decorated Pythian Turtle herding the Kawartha Tangle china dance, the Kaveri costumes were as refreshed as the chinatown costumes covered by Kawartha's face as the sunshine of that beautiful day covered Delan, as they met guests on this happy occasion. The Thanksgiving spirit was effective in the halls decoration. Pumpkin, Kerahaw, Moses and autumnal leaves, etc. The club's explore of tangerine and green fried from the walls, with an alternate streamer from each chandaller and the mellow lights added to the scenery. The bridge clubs' design's were four large cards. Ago, Jack, Queen and Kim decorating each corner, with a model dressed as Max Karwartha occupying the center of the hall with four large electric candles banning upon her. The name of the personnel of the club were visible from Miss Kawartholz's small cottage which was placed center of stage cottage was brilliantly electric lighted and members' names placed on scroll shopping-room each window. The orchestra's stand was a beautiful decorated, shell from which the middle rent each corner of the hall. The pregnant ideas of Mr. P. A. Roblette selected by Mrs. M. Jones, Miss Princess Smith and Kawartholz membership shared no palms to make the dinnertime a success. Vioe President Mr. Johnnie Philips is over alight in social functions and better entertainment for the social misses. Out of town nursery present Mr. and Mrs. Clark Pfeilton, Miss Jewel Shelton and Miss Jemima Weaver, Jackasho, Texas, Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs. Theodore Wilson and Mr. Winford Tadman, Austin, Texas, Mrs. R. Smith, Wack. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 14, 1997 PERSONAL MRS. Sarah Caldwell, 2000. Maple Avenue, is in Hirrowburgh, Ala. 47118. She is the daughter of a deaceless brother. Mrs. Mary Jones, 714 North Paul Street, spent a few days in Emma, just work visiting her sick sister, Mrs. Dallas Morrilla. Mrs. Laura Wallace, mother of Mrs. Annie Thompson who has been in the Army since 1942, Troy Wallace both of 2224 Rose Avenue, have retired home. IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Mr. Dear Hair- Bed, Red Walker, Who Faced this life one year ago, Dec. 1, 1961. No plating footsteps do I hear. No knock upon the door to answer. I am here. No voice to come back to me how are you my dear little ones one year ago. Winged MRS. ETHEN, WALKER COCOALINE Will Grow Your Hair As it has done for thousands of others in the past 18 years, it is the most "modern discovery for grownbust, this fine hair. It can be held in Dallas at Mr. H. Rockwell's office, 50 cents or send money order to Mrs. 491, Deerwood St., Chicago. All guests wanted for new tari- WILL BE YOU the most beautiful DOLLS ever made. Stylishly dressed in high grade materials, trimmed in lace and fancy embroidery, Fanny Socks and Slippers, 'Beautiful, brown eyed rosey cheeks, Brown Skin MAMA DOLLS with ringlets of long human curle WILL THE COFEIN BE YOUR SANTA CLAUS? "IN THE GRIP OF THE LAW" JUDGE BRANAN AT 151 men and women were arranged in Judge Branan's Court Monday and Tuesday to answer to their names. Mr. were charged with being FORMER DALLASPTEN ENTERTAINED THE BRANAN AT THE SEAT OF JUSTICE men were arrangu- drunk. 49 Traffic viola- men's Court Monday gambler. Officers I answer to their Trammell And Taylor charged with being erap whatever to fall. JUDGE BRANAN AT THE SEAT OF JUSTICE 14 men and women were arrang- drunk. 49 Traffic violators and 18 ed in Judge Branan's Court Monday gambled. Officers Hitt, Davis, and Tuesday to answer to their Tramnold and Taylor hauled the names 57 were charged with being crap benders to jail. Rev. and Mrs. D. K. Johnson of Website 514 were royal entourage for the city, Mrs. O. P. Gannon, Prof. of History, and Mr. W. R. Thanksgiving at Rock Wall, where Rev. Johnson has been assured for the future. The house were the guests of Mr. wendy Mrs. Earnest Tainer, 1315, Watt. HOST GUEST AID SIDDY DINARA and Mrs. R. O. Gibbe, Denson board and wives of the Mr. Mc Elon house. The house were the guests of a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collip, 1610 McIney, 46 persons were guest which included the cult of among whom was the official G. Gibba, Deacon of the Mt. Elon Museum of Art and Derelikation and again dinner given by sneeze. I will not send a 500 McKinley up-ip and fee. Money of Mr. and Mrs. His over is not money the official office of Mr. and D. WHISK of the Mt. Elon Museum of Art and Derelikation Will The Coffin Be Your Santa Claus? Where Will You Be Christmas Day? RACE RECORDS THE SEAT OF JUSTICE drunk, 9 Traffic violators and 18 gamblers. Officers Hitt, Davis, Trammoll and Taylor hauled the crap whirlers to jail. and pastor. 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ONLY BY DYGIENIC CO. GO ILL MISS EYES. SOCIETY The morning session opened with the regular mornings devotion. After which the business session began with the class of eight members: L. G. Penn, Board of Education, B. H. Jones, Peabody and E. K. H. R. G. Morris Rural Mission, R. N. Brooks and T. R. Davila, Samuel Trust and T. R. Davila, Chairman. Among the ministers were: The evening session opened with Rev. K. W. McMillan, of the San�erollon; conducted by Rev. B. Byr, Antonio District, R. N. Brooks of Wexon, Texas, Rev. J. L. Watts, of the Common Theological Seminary, At- The Oldest Furniture Store in Dallas Under the Same Management Now Selling Tires on Terms The Bible doesn't seem to be a shadiness any more. Mine asks to be a confidant to the trainee with a confidant to the trainee with a Gue when you thought you were the sink of the town. What that girl was not as popular as you doubt. One can put confidant in the public but one can not confidant from the public. Popularity comes from the public. Personality comes from the person. The "Doing Twice" Twist "got the surprise of the lives a night in a town." You are not a person who are some people, who can remember even a town on your face when a certain person extended a hand to you. A person you yourself reaffected that you are drawn on eyed and that you are drawn on everything. You are insecure of everything. You are insecure of yourself. You have placed yourself in a position when every one includes. PEPT-THIRD ANNUAL SESSION MORN CONVENIAS AT FT. EAUL NORTH CONVENIAS AT FT. EAUL CRUCIAL The Fifth-third Annual session of the West Texas Conference, convened at 11:30 a.m. Paul M. E. Charel Center, Houston, Tex. The session was hosted at Antonio, of which Rev. J. W., Warren is pastor, with Shabib Robe, J. D. Jones, L. I. D, of the New York Times. Our easy payment plan is a saving plan. No interest charges or premiums are tacked on our prices and the tires are delivered to you when your first down payment is made. Williams Tires are a counterpart of the finest quality tires produced in the Akron district. No seconds or blown tires are in our stock, but only unstained first quality tires are available. These high quality tires will give you finest service and a long run of comfort and satisfaction. Start your car right today by equipping it with these long-run, economical tires. The little Glasser who came to school, "What you do unto others, will do unto you" did not realise how now her wild outfits were coming back to her. "But you were like the old man who went to your house going your way. You did, for a while. But things other than right are not to change anyone or later. You are not to change anyone, any thing may happen to you now. Miss Miree would, advise certain persons to shop their old wigs. "You should not shop your neighborhood, because where you shop you should have prefied by your last trouble, but you seem to not understand. You should now, the sash is going to happen again—maybe this time you will. Now you are now and try the best for awhile." once sermon The sermon was followed by a strong response by Dr. L. H. H. H. He gave his life to the Youth of Methodism. He spoke upon Methodism's Worth, preside, Worth, preside, Worth, preside, The morning session of the Conference, went into its regular business. The morning session of the Conference, went into its regular business. Reports from the suppo of minita- Reports from the suppo of minita- fortunate session. The morning message was for Hibiscus Jones began at 11 M. before a packed audience of 100. The afternoon reception was until Friday morning. THE HALIFAX EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, RATCHEBAY DECEMBER 10, 1987 Barnett Houston College, WVUMA, Texas A&M University, the Houston university, the Houston College, J. L. Grayry, Waco, and A. A. Atkinson, of Lokhart Pedley B. P. H. The presentation of the stated delegation to the conference by Dilpho R. H. Jakes after which a point moved to discuss the pending measure at the forth-call session of the General Conference in the annual conference. A resumation was offered by Rw. K. W. McMullen taking for the re-evaluation of the program. The New Orleans Area by B.H. Board of Hospice. 2 F. M. P. H. The Issued Hunted College Body became the issue of the hour Adm. L. G. Pemm. R. N. Brooks and President T. R. Dawley. 3 F. M. P. H. The Convocation completed its business activities for the calendar year. The session closed with an Adm. L. G. Pemm. R. N. Brooks preloaded over by Dr. R. N. Brooks. 3 F. M. P. H. The Model was conducted by J. M. Bairdry, R. E. Bohle and A. C. Wilson, took place with the highest number of participants. The Award Annual; Conference conducted by Rw. K. W. McMullen and M. L. W. Hervy. Hermann by Dibish R. R. Jones. Ordination service by Jesse Jones. Associate with a brilliant session of the West Pokee Conference, Dallas being the host. Pastor J. W. Warren and his royal number deserves great credit in the history of the church, which attained the confidence, who said that Pastor Warren was given personal attention. ANNOUNCEMENT Dallas, Texas, Dec. 6, 1987 We take this method of announcing the death of our father and mother, and we announce their life December 1st, 1987 at KTU. We announce the death at the age of eighty two years, lived five, a true and devoted father, and we announce a member of the Antioch Baptist Church to honor to our one brother, nine children, fifty-eight grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. We thank his many friends who sympathize with his death, greatly. Mr. and Mrs. Author Mason (Jon) and Mrs. Author May, Son and Mrs. William Willis. For quickest, most lasting healing from Neuronal pain, put on a joke shirt and walk away. 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Jessica Agilsson began by the Hegro press and carried on through the regular channels has caused the redresses of this, the most striking figure among Negroes in the world. Coming to this country practically unknown and unmilled, he communicated his great dream, of African empire to almost countless thousands and they followed in his train of gift and thresel, gorgeous parades and glamorous mouthhushing. Money literally flowed into the coffers of the offices of his organization only to be wasted and sequestered in abortive attempts at doing the thing of which he dreamed. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS There is something pathetic in the pasing of this great dreamer who had the temerity to attempt to bring his dream into reality. And there is much of pride in the breasts of thousands who took pride in calling him their leader. And certainly $g_{10}$ all who think, there has been much room for careful contemplation of this man, easily the best known of all of the Negro figures of this generation. And whether it can now be realized or not, Marcus Garvey has given to the race a conception of itself and its possibilities far in excess of any other single figure which has ever arisen in the world. He awoke the long-umnoticed qualities of love of conquest and empire building in the breasts of a whole race which, with its background of slavery in the immediate past, had $g_{10}$ forgotten how to think of great accomplishment. -What did it matter if the thing looped for was impassible of accomplishment in the way in which it was planned? He found the imaginations of hundreds of thousands and commanded the more than passing attention of the world with the fantastic and peculiarly titled personages of his imaginary court. And millions of dollars came into the coffers of The Universal Negro Improvement Association. Notice To The Public We are sincere reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corpulent or any other person may appear to the institutions of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon its appearance to the administration of this publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance I. Year.....20.00 M. Months.....7.50 M. Months.....4.25 Months Copy.....4.00 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at $600 Dues Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class matter Act at Congress, Marvel 1912 Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Company, 484 South Dauerner St. Chicago, Ill. W. B. Ziff Company, 604 Morton Bridge, 114 East Hamm St. Marcus Garvey failed of anything like a success because with his dreams he had none of the qualities of the careful executive. His thousands of dollars could have given to Harlem and to other sections of the country in which his members were most thickly scattered the banks which they lack and the business houses which they need. Could he even have had the good sense to look among his membership for those of the more practical turn of mind and allowed them to do the less spectacular thing he would have assured for his movement a permanence which would have been highly desirable and thus could have compelled the support and respect of all who thought on him and his work. But he did not. He could not. He was a dreamer without the ability to "come to earth." And now he passes. But his career, doomed to failure as it was, filled with attempts at the impossible as it was, has given to the race a new spirit and a new vision of its own powers such as could have come in no other way; and his very organization itself has proven that there is the power of cohesion in black masses. This Dallas Express has never been the white劲旅, neither has it been adorned by the yellow strong, it is not affiliated with the channel's mouth. It is a plain, every day, sombre, com, aesthetic newspaper, which trains us well to catch the passing breeze. It professes a publicist as broad as our country. Its live of seven hand of publics cover all the territory occupied of the human race. This is a very high ground, but we live on it and are强者. It is of the pence none up and stood with in. This ground is holy. ANOTHER SUPREME COURT DECISION NORTHPOSSIBLE LETTERS OF DAI- LAI YOUNG MEN in a letter to the Sears two sweet girls, Mr. Stirlingd, placer insurance man of this city, struck a major chord when he congratulated the tremendous appreciation given in this city. The placer commends the sentiment in the same word in which it was congratulated but goes one step farer in which faces, all of the many young fans of this city who have been struck by the ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 1987 IT HAS BEEN discovered that the race has invaded more than $6,000,000 in white building and loan associations in North Carolina and that it is reasonable to suppose that corresponding amounts are to be found invaded in other states. This is true despite the fact that Negroes are given no employment by these funds and that their credit is in little way bettered by it. It constitutes a situation which demands straight thought and straight talk. It has nothing to do with pride and prejudice as such but with economic facts and status. Negroes in larger numbers must be trained to handle such funds with efficiency and credit and the masses must be trained by argument and persuasion to place these funds with companies of their own folks. The two processes must proceed together. The time has past when Negroes could not learn to handle their own concerns efficiently and the time must soon pass in which the economic interests of the race suffer because of the unwillingness of Negro masses to place their funds where they will improve their own condition most speedily. Further delay is only more easily. Now is the time to talk and think straight. PENNIAL EXVENENES vs. CIVILIZATION (BY WILLIAM Pickens) Firence Millions is dead. Nobody can hurt her now. We have only one chance and a word too much. We read that Firence Millions was buried in a cemetery in New York. We read that Firence Millions was buried in a cemetery in New York. We read that Firence Millions was buried in a cemetery in New York. A little later we read that her estate left is $2,000 (thirty-three thousand), or thereof, in the form of six years, in spite of the dominance power, and its tatters of a new branch of the government of the United States. With a $23,000 estate she can be buried in a $16,000 coffin. That is about the port. The souls country is not hard, but burial That was not the fault of Florence Mills, however; she was dead; she could not bury herself; she could not select her own coffin. Now, this funeral must have been a test of a cost of much more than the price of the coffin. Most funerals cost several times the price of the coffin—in flowers, carriages, services, telegrams, travel, burial plot, entertaining funeral guests etc. Therefore, it is reasonable to suppose that the Florence Mills funeral cost very much more than the value of the Florence Mills estate. That is foolish. Somebody blundered. Not Florence, because she was dead; that is sheer economic madness. Economic stability is the real est stability in this world. To have a $131,000 estate and to have, say $10,000, spent, on one's funeral, puts the matter in the situation of the frog in the bottom of a 40-foot well, and who was reported to jump up two feet and (to fall back four) As the old drunkard said, a few jumps of that kind would land that drug in the bottom of hell. In this world the economic hall is the matrix of all the other halls hereabout. To get out of hell we must have more economic sense and less sentiment. It was not our business to spend money, but in our business, money. We invest in coffin and 28,000 invested in an ornificent for little brown worms. We invest in fine lingeries and denicors—then the living longer in human hearts. THESE DECISIONS of the Supreme Court are getting more and more frequent as time goes on and they are involving questions which are increasingly more important to the welfare of this country. This latest is the one involving the case of the little chinese girl from Mississippi who attempted to gain an American education in the public schools of that state. She was not allowed to enter and her family at once put the case in'g court. All of the southern courts including the Supreme Court of Mississippi declared the ruling against her legal and right. Then came the Supreme Court in its decision 34 November 31 and declared that the procedure was according to the provisions of the Constitution. 1557-1567)—16 algebraic quantity non expression, but the connotation of the sadness, discouragement, and depression of a great people. I view the historic scene in the United States Supreme Court, seventy years away (March 6, 1557), the learned Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, reading an obitor diotum dooming the Negro to perpetual bondage, with President Duchanan in the White House already apprised of its content, and Jefferson Davis, Tomba, Stephens, and all of the other Preston Brooks of the slave regime shouting in ghouliah glee at what they thought was the settlement of the slavery question. This decision (which was no decision) was to hold the Negro in servitude, while the recent opinion, to my mind, will ultimately return him to his chafas. And now Mississippi is faced with the alternative of denying an education at public expense to the little Oriental or she must attend schools with Negro children. It is hardly thinkable that the state will erect another separate school system especially for her and the other few of her kind in that state. And according to all of the practices with which her parents have become acquainted, she is white and it is not reasonable to feel that they will allow her to attend the Negro schools. There the dilemma will come. She rides on Mississippi "Jim Crow" trains as a white child. She attends the theatres as a white child. She probably does all of the other things which folks—do in Mississippi as a white child but she can not attend schools as one. Great Mississippi "Wonderful southland" Already overburdened with a poverty stricken school system which does not make adequate provision for the education of its native born children and no pretense at all for the education of its Negroes, it would add to the burden of its ignorance by denying education to one of its OrientalHow will it face the future? What will the outcome be? One is not so concerned with the decision of The Supreme Court, as important as it is. If he but attempts to lainalize the tremendous handle, which the south is foreign on itself and the country by the shortsighted policy of public education. We say the south for with but few exceptions, all of its states are peculiarly backward in the matter of provision for the training of those who will be its future citizens and particularly is this true of its black and "Colored" inhabitants. It fails to train them properly but it contends that they must measure up to regular American standards. It double taxes the Negro population for schools by making them furnish for themselves the schools of the type which reset their needs, and in the case of Mississippi which will be copied in many others, it trains the still more foreign elements in one way and decrees on them in another, thus making them still further outcasts from the American educational scheme. The policy is an expense once as long as will prove. In the meantime in the case of this Chinese girl, the reputation of this country must suffer ahead and the many hatreds which are now just forming, will be softified and crystallized and the day of reckoning made more sure. We do not, and cannot, get equally under segregation, for segregation is imposed in the classroom and the rest of the school and racial compartment that demands one group unit for containment, and sets, if not, rules for its use in facilities, improvements, comps of study, standards of instruction, and length of scholastic year. It is important that the school be the central arena of a community, resulting in the exclusion of the N-terrestrial environment and the enjoyment of civic freedom and the civic activity that are meant to be. bearing, President Tafal surrendered the Negro to the prejudices of the South by removing all Negro offenses since grant, but in a few short years that harmful policy has been revoked by the appointment of a aide Negro to represent eight sailors. The governor whose adults should be voting. I repeat, let us take heart for in many of the Northern states we have large voting strength, and we can make it impossible for any white politician, or any Jim Crow Nright to fuss back the wheels of time in those status. We must educate the poor blacks who are fleeing from the heath 80s to a more liberal North. We must teach him the power of the hall of and his duty to cast it, not at the behest of the flockpitted ward heeler, but in defense of racial interests. Let us watch our political beggars who keep us on the auction block. Let us get the message over the line that they command no influence, control no votes, and sometimes not even having one for himself and wife. A powerful political base fell for that deception only last year. A Negro professional politician of any old party told him that the boss would be elected to the United States Senate if he would secure the appointment of a petty politician to a petty office. The boss fell for it and got the Negro the little crumb and everywhere this professional politician spoke, overwhelmingly. Democratic. 1st out of the messages over the wall, and those professional collectors can get no away. If we sheep refuse to be delivered, College of Texas, *Texas.* President, to the party. Represent, to the party. The Institute of Politics, the League of Texas, in convention, assembled at Anthuria, November 28, 1937 was selected, and we take this occasion to submit the following application and careful consideration: For the past 19 years, we as a center of the de-merchanchment phase, open our cultural group in Texas by the "white male primary of the Democratic Party," and we grant an award as sponsored by the so-called Reputation organization. For 34 years, in injury as a race, because we had no votes in the selection and election of city, county and state officials. Now we have that voice. By a unambiguous decision of the United States Supreme Court, such legal discrimination, as mentioned above, has been held unconstitutional, null and void, and the right to vote in all least elections has been vouchsafed to us. The next important question which arises is Will we rise to dignity of citizens of this great state and qualify ourselves to exercise this right; of will, another, indifference, moral courdessie or fear deter to this, our greatest privilege? To arouse and awaken you to the necessity of Learning a full-fledged cityscape in the fullest sense of the term, and to urge you to shoulder the full responsibility of citizenship as, other racial groups in our state have done, and are doing, the Austly convention was called and this open letter is being given to the Negro cliquery of Texas. We, therefore, urge every leader of our great organizations—rhetorical, religious, business, civil and professional—as well as our newspapers, magazines and other periodicals, to join hinds in this campaign and encourage every Negro man and women to pay his or her poll tax before the time; limit ex- All persons over 21 years of age are required to pay the tax before midnight of January 21, 1988. All persons under 21 years of age are required to pay the tax before midnight of January 21, 1988. All citizens be minded that a president of the United States will be nominated and elected during 1988. All persons under 21 years of age shall be required to pay the tax before midnight of January 21, 1988. Membership of Association of Parents, Students And Teachers Increased Nearly At the close of the contest that was conducted in connection with the Association of Parents, Students and Teachers in Jackson, the high school more than 300 students night follower, the high school Quintet, the high school Quintet, the City Hall Auditorium, at the City Hall Auditorium. The ministers and Lords of the Dafes District are asked to kindly incorporate with us in getting the work of the District under way. The being the elects of thequadrennial it will be necessary for us to get at once into the work of the District. We have undoubtedly got a late start with our quarterly rounds but must endeavor to catch up by your assistance of the brethren. We hope that there may be some co-operation between the work of the District—by this means we shall shake all of our burdens light. We trust that the House will be able to help each other move about the conference year with more of the Conference year. We will now set down to real work and relieve the minister and members and thus set the general church as example of church lords. The retiree presiding over the diocese of the District, Dr. H. J. Jenkins, who has now been a successful president, will leave the work in fine shane—let us not show his standard to be forced to idle for the advancement of the diocese. We are fortunate to having him in our city, and he pledges to render us any assistance we may ask for in getting the work started off. There will be the most heartfelt contact between the two districts. — DRI J. G. HARDINI the screen of his or her surfing until the arrival of a physician. As- complete, optics the medication col- lects and contains a supply of home med- icals and surgical dressings to use or headache and fever敷药. All stores and surgical dressings to use or headache and fever敷药. All modern hones should have a ailment that the medication can treat. The thermometer and able to read the temperature can treat. The following dates are fixed for the first rounds of Quarterly meetings: Jenkins Malsen, Rev. M. A. Ballenger, Dec. 18, 19; Galnea Chapel, Rev. J. M. Matthews, Dec. 25, 19; Simon-Wimer, Mrs. T. McDade, December 31, 1928; Bethel, Dr. Q. B. Young, Jan. 8, 19; James, Denton, Rev. J. P. Baker, D. J. Jan. 14, 19; Smith Chapel, Dr. J. H. Franklin, Jan. 22, 22; St. James, Dallas, Dr. J. H. Smith, Jan. 29, 20; St. Paul, White Rock, Rev. J. L. Johnson, Feb. 5, 19; St. Paul, Dallas, Dr. C. L. Morgan, Feb. 12, 19; Garth Chapel, Rev. J. C. C. P. B. 18, 19; Lee Chapel, Dr. W. B. Bailey, Feb. 24, 27; Carrollton-Louisville, Mrs. Irons Jones, March 4, 19; Bear Creek, West Dallas, March 11, 19; Trinity Heights and Booker, T. Washington, Add. to a time which will suit the pastor. PACIFIC AVENUE SCHOOL NOTES Physical inspection by School Health Department and Nursery Miss G. V. Kruishall-Ortat, Mass Hepting of P. T. A. The Board of Education is not during the task of keeping the school physically fit. On Wednesday of last week, Dr. Calhoun, two as-distants, and Miss Kruhall spent the day examining the pupils of the lot and high first grades in the room of the following: toddlers: Miss Ruby M. Vestress, Miss Juana M. Williams and Mrs. Genevève R. Rollins. The examination revealed some 48-year-old children, 46-year-olds and 55-year-olds, resulting in an average of 7 to 12 years examined. Of this number 44 boys and 42 girls were defective. Bad hearing, poor sight, nose and throat troubles, decayed teeth, tonofits and etc. were some of the defects. It was shown in this survey. Many children are either overweight or underweight for their age. Any one of the defects is enough to hamper successful study, but when many children are affected with several, thoughtless and should see to it that their children should receive treatment. A letter was sent to each parent directing definitions to the defect of each child. It is hoped that no parent will pass by these alarming conditions. By such surveys the faculty is able to find the cause of the all too frequent absence of pupils from school. A check by the principal last Friday showed that 80 children were absent on one day. Of course, it was known that all of these children were not sick but alkanes. It is given, as the big reason for absence. A Montgomery Mass Educational meeting at Eagle Chapel, where the N.C. Chamber of Commerce and Commerce House spoke on Thursday night. BIRTHS AND DEATHS ST. TRANCH ANY CLUB Mrs. with Mrs. George Powell 1106 Allen Street, Presley evening 9th, May with president presbyterian Mrs. Warren the minister engaged in the work with Mrs. Warren the minister was taken up. Both members worked with Mrs. Warren the minister worked by Tuesday night on the Mose Chest. Chamber responsible for the work on the club. The hoo- man was invited to the meeting which the meeting occurred on Creekside at the hool of the House of the pres- ident Chamber responsible for the work on the club. Mrs. Warren the minister was devoted to the study of Julius Chaner, one of the great Greats of Civilization. Mrs. R. Wilson taught or led in the discussion Congregations in History. Mrs. Wilson inspired in great activity Mrs. Taylor Illustrations of Feat. LADIES READING CIRCLE Mrs. its year work by study the lives of feminine men her work was devoted to the study of Julius Chaner, one of the great Greats of Civilization. Mrs. R. Wilson taught or led in the discussion Congregations in History. Mrs. Wilson inspired in great activity Mrs. Taylor Illustrations of Feat. Social programs will be conti- nued and last meetings in twice to have sustained and inspired the the selection of the work of theatre the more content theater the more timely and appro- rect. Mrs. R. T. Taylor, president. Mrs. R. R. B. Wilson, vice. WAHO, Grass-We are in Waukee, town recently. We called upon Mr. I. it is home to us, ART my "humbug". Desire, who is operating the most and friends are going to Austria to up-to-date tjshop店. In Austria, stress the game. So I am content- I placed his subscription. Mr. J. myself up until 8:30 p.m. to catch it. C. Wright, who our post interview, is a friend of Bradley. We are in Texas. Look out for a subscription, we attend- Men once entered at her house but she was rough and muddy. Now everyone did in it a her clear, ceramic camphor. Greatest Love Charm A Beautiful Skin! TEAMIL.R. Texas—We are in this city from Waco. As we boarded the train to our pleasant surprise, Dr. O. W. Ab ngton was on it en route to the conference now in session here with Bishop W. D. Johnson. It was possible to find the first time he had to be a first-in-the-first-in. The family staff, giving Day, The family staff still in the job? We began our path. After in Temple to the business and professional activities to find out the way to give nothing to blaze away to us, we went to the seat of the A. M. E. Conference upon our arrival, we met Editor-Jackson of the Waco Clayton. Greetings several acquaintances, was dropped into the song service. And I left the house to the样port. We had not yet set any tour visiting without getting a subscriber. We left the conference and began our path to the亭. We struck our trail to the Palms Sweets Cafe. The home of good nats. We introduced a Service, the proprintor, Mr. St. Carlson. We had a operation the fielding safe in. Temple's ring playment to three persons and carrying a complete line of confectionaries. We took the first subscripted from the Express Representation. We had a post-group view of the main, despite the fact that he had a day. We were bossed with inquiries concerning the foot ball game between Paul Quinn and Samuel Houston College. Not being in our office to get the returns over the week from the associated press, we could give the information to the group. We are tired now, as it is 11:30 am. We have closed our trail activities. Resting up to catch the Katy Player No. 6, for Austin, at 1:22. AUSTIN, Texas—We are in Austin, the Capitol City of Texas. We arrived from Temple, Texas, Friday morning over 05' Katy. At 4:05 a.m. at the station was Mr. Mitchell Gheson, the service car operator who took us to Mr. C. D. Tole, on 185 Brushy Street, where we took our lights' rest. We began our path finder train at 5:30 a.m. Out first intercession was with Col. L. D. Jovus, the big hearted brother to all visitors and friends. He welcomed us most carefully and made us feel at home as he to a suburban, he placed his ad with us for our Christmas display. Our next stop was at Every Body's Pressing Shop, of which Mr. T. C. Stevenson, is proprietor. He convoluted a first class business where his customers sing it—ring it over 5,101. He placed his subscription. We called upon the managers of the Ideal Henevolent Mutual Aid Association, with home offices at 4:21 am at 4th Street, with a total amount of circulation $62,851.70. 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Spots will not permit the many acquaintances we shook hands with, we left after being notified by Editor J. W. Rice, who is the executive secretary of the association to be present at Saturday morning to represent our organ with the other press men in attendance. We called upon Mr. Hugh Wormoth in his restaurant, where we took supper. He had placed his subscription as with many others who we interviewed. We left for the Tears Undertaking Company, the largest in the State and pioneer in mortician. He placed both his subscription and ad display with us. We are fired now. Took out and localized with 'Pro's Jimmy Ryan of Houston. X. H. Waller of Prairie View and Col. L. D. Lyons of Austin. We bid each other adieu until Saturday. We are still in "Adistin," editor of Rice-ago is executive secretary of the Teacher's Association made a brilliant report of his accounting. He interested himself in the Field Representative's success and was a valuable asset. Principal Rhoda also published his book "Interview," he greeted his�. Diaslist. We agreed that the Association was going to be a full-time Annexing Prof. B.W. D. Lehridge of Beaumont and A. J. Turner placed their subscriptions. We had supيدon Dr. C. H. Christian and was cordially received in his office. He spoke in high terms of the Express, and placed his sub-practitioner. He was commanding to practice. We has reached Prof. de Derson, who has taught 40 years and lost only one day. He took pleasure in subserviting Mr. H. Walton, the�prupertor of a Coay marshersh, placed his subscription with us. I. Dotson, the popular tallor and one who goes after business—placed his subscription. We closed our trail activities with Mr. W. W. Rhonda, who for ten years was work with his task as an unpertaker of the same time. He distribution of being a true father of humanity. He gave his subscription. We are tired now, and what take our regt and catch our train, for San Antonio. Adieu to the citizens of the capital city. We must not forget to visit to Ramul Huston College where he has a planner chat with president and Mr. David Thurby. We were associated professor at the Lander Smith College, Little Book Ark. Also we chatted with Miss Dotson Hollandman. Beuben Watson Mr. Josie Welch, M. C. Hampton Leon and Brown. Men once married at her because her skin was rough and irritated. Now everyone did in droves her clear, creamy complexion love Charmful Skin! begin the use of Hi-Ja Beauty Ointment. Buy Hi-Ja Beauty Ointment on your nearest drug store, then accept the special low price introduction offer below. Special Introductory Offer If your drugstore does not carry Hi-Ja Beauty Ointment refuse to accept the special low price introduction day for your Bargain Assortment, (sent postpaid), consisting of 4 items, and 1 iake of Hi-Ja Beauty Soap (value $125). 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These Workers, others will known as the "Committee of Workers," will continue to provide research routine work this week and continue to establish a specifie buttions which shall go toward exer- cises of its members to establish a complex routine to their nation from whatever office they serve. Our humanitarian work to any particular grievance or work with a police already outlined in Haldan Island Movements which are in Haldan Island Movements which to a follow in in diversity and in broad and small-scale activi- ties, and Workers to other local Temp- atures through the jurisdiction of the local authorities to assis- tance their friends and workers in both Christians and apocaly- ptic. their meeting sponsored by the Butler University basketball team, B. Jackson, held last Wednesday, the 25th of October, for the race of the Race mothers, and fathers to the ways to and endures chiltral trauma. The event was surrounded by the entire crowd of the race, which was the second phase of the Race question week. The Supreme President then met with the race organizer and W. Wood Instrument League in Kilmichael Ticket night, on Monday, the 26th, by the president O. Calvary. Wheally Place "Builders" most Monday night at the residence of Irving Randle, and perfected their permanent organization, electing Lavinia Hodge. Pres. Irving Randle is the first of the first. The Rally and Rescue Thomas, the agent. Thez will meet again Thursday day night, Dec. 15th at the same place (2500 Myers 8K). All Builders and apollgots in South Dallas are expected to be present. Special talk outlining the work and in-structuring Builders were delivered to the new Office of the complete news for covering all. Wheally "like the down" were adopted, Builders Henry Randle, Corine Rector and Rosa B. Jackson were appointed a special committee on attendance for the next meeting. The Rally President provided a listed by Overton, who was largely responsible for the success of the meeting. B. W. Johnson, Will Sims also present. The Brotherhood spirit is moving on. Its the only way to build a Race. Every Nerro who really believes in the ability of his role is the best of who is to be in their advancement should address the Brotherhood at 218 Hall St., Dallas, Texas, and become active in the work. Wiley College Quintett MAKES IMPRESSION—MISS PEAN BENSON HONORED BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS The Wiley College Quintett which appeared before the student body of the Booker Washington High School Friday afternoon and at the City Hall Auditorium, Friday night made a splendid impression on its audiences. The group of singers appeared under auspices of the Association of Parents, Students and Teachers; and was accompanied by Mrs. Lucille Dogan-Tayser, Head platonist at Wiley. The personel of the quintett included Miss Jean Benson, favorite among Dallas music lovers as a promising soprano, Miss Maud Tanner, Miss Francis McCaffey, Mr. Blaner Bradley, and Mr. Walter Ford. During the program that was headed at the City Hall Miss Benson was presented a beautiful boquet of red roses and ferns by Miss Anne Mae Watkin, member of the Senior Class, as an expression of the high regard in which she is held by students of the high school. THE AUXILIARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO HAVE OPEN HOUSE The Auxiliary to the Medical Drensal and Pharmacist Assoc- sion, the Medical Assoc- sion, the British Club, December 15th for the Distributed to the needy during the Distributed to the needy during the This call is to each and every one of your clients to bring clean clothing, easily wrapping it in plastic, and please be pleased to receive. Lord James when he said, "It is more important to be clean than to be lauded." We should be charged the method, to shortify this year and increase the points to have one place and time to present your work. Do not name your on your package. Do not forget the day and time. North Dallam College Hall and Thurman Hall. Do not be embarrassed to all you are interested in. We are interested good in what is better good. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 1962 HOW I HAVE LIVED TO BE 101 YEARS OLD Dr. J. R. Wadel Ward DR. J. B. WADEL WARD Vice Prev. Standard Rehabilitation Laboratories Inc. (Photograph taken August, 1927, when Dr. Ward was 101 years old.) Rhiel Williams, charged with shop murder, sentenced to four years in County Original court found the murderer convicted of mutilating a murdered woman of $23 and costs and turned the girl over to county judge. The woman was apprehended in connection with shop murder. The things she slo mited little value, city detection said. HOLLINS EXONERATED OF MURDER CHARGE Willie Hollina well known Negro living in South Dallas near the city limits, was freed on a murder charge in Judge C. A. Pippen's Criminal District Court. No. 2, Friday when Andrew Priest, Assistant District Attorney, recommended that the case be dismissed. Hollina admitted killing James Amos with a knife. Four-star witnesses told Mr. Priest just before the trial started that Hollina was acting in self defense when he killed Amos. Amos, according to state witness, was a "bad deto" and was known on North Central Avenue as a "bully." Mrs. Christine and little son Archibs Reslento of Waro are the most of their sister and aunt Mrs. J. A. Austin 1914 Allen Street. AMERICAN WOODMEN IN MAMMOTH HOME CELBRE Friday Night, Dec. 9 At BOLL STREET 6 Juliette and Joining Fee Reduced DR. E. W. D. ABNERI Principal PROG 1. Negro National Anthem 2. Invention 3. Poetry 4. Remarks Mr. E. B. 5. Introduction of Speaker 6. ADDRESS 7. Court 8. Offertory 9. "Ye Old Tree Falling" 10. Supreme 11. Selection 12. Peasing in the Forest MRS. PORTIA W. PETRAM ADMISSION and REFRESH ATTENTION WOOD Special call meeting F Business of importance. members be present at Hall JAS. WHITE MRS. H. B. WOODMEN BARNSTORM O. MOTH HOME COMING AND CELEBRATION May Night, Dec. 9, 1927; 8 o'clock BOLL STREET C. M. E. CHURCH Juliette and Boll Streams Fee Reduced From $10.00 to W. D. ABNER, Supreme Comm Principal Speaker PROGRAM National Anthem High School I Rev. Mr. O. Mr. E. J. Crawford, Master Mrs. Chris Edith Dr. E. W. Mrs. M. L. Jeffrey and Tree Felling Mr. E. Supreme Auditor High School II In the Forest W. T. WETMAN, MUSICAL DIREC and REFRESHMENTS INTITION WOODMEN'S CAMP N call meeting Friday, December importance. Very necessary present at Hall 2709 1-2 San JAS. WHITE, Commander. MRS. H. B. WALTERS, Cle Negro National Anthem ___ High School Boyz Glee Club Invocation ___ Rev. R. S. Jenkins Solo ___ Mr. O. A. Anderson Remarks ___ Mr. E. J. Crawford, Master of Ceremonies Solo ___ Mrs. Christine Johnson Introduction of Speaker ___ Editor J. W. Rice ADDRESS ___ DR. E. W. D. ABNER Duett ___ Mrs. M. L. Jeffrey and Miss A. M. Gault Offertory ___ Mr. E. E. Carrington "Ye Old Tree Felling" ___ ADMISSION and REFRESHMENTS . . . . . . FREE ATTENTION WOODMEN'S CAMP NO. 86 Special call meeting Friday, December 16, 1927. Business of importance. 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TIN TIN STREET Street East corner garment and Central That Cold May End is Play Check it today! There’s a way to do it—HILLY. Doe the four successive things in one. Save life in bracelets four hours, make it easier to breathe, prevent the ear from injury. Doe the four successive things in one. Hilf’s Stops Colds Get your coat in HILF’s BLUE COAT SANTA MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Enabled by SANTA MIDY Doe the Ornament Lady’s Jewelry Wear in BLUE Kid by All Teachers PAIN IN *BLADDER* Promptly Kendal SANTAN MIDY In to get to see Leak out the wounds *MIDY* TEXASTOWNS MARILLE — There were good service at all of the churches and very much improved after several many years from the war. In the week of serious illness, Mr. Ike First Reached Church, Dr. L. J. March is still your seriously sick. Zachary preached an other instruction. The singing contest between the two women "Treasure to Best The old folk and the young people of God" he showed now is the time to indicate Baptist Church last Friday week. The preparation, The choir might was a very enjoyable and range of prepare to meet the God-finanziou success with the old folks. The day's. A. V. must be in time with the please victory. Thanks. The best of young and old for us giving was observed by the Vardine for the guidance of Peter in a church of the city holding an area of 1000. President The Young Man 24. Adolphs Richardson, returned were benefited at M. P. B. — home last Friday from Hot Revenue. Alessia Miller, Hunter, Lynch and Arub. (Very much improved In his work. The cotton is returning from South Vermont. — Mrs. E. L. Taylor of Inverie, Col. is visiting her mother at 11. 5. Inaugural. Dr. J. L. Tui was and wife were called to La. op account of an auto-recedent to Mrs. Gurner's father. The daughter of Mrs. Lila, 1800, was a Vermont Overseas of Oklahoma died suddenly while on a visit to her mother. Dr. O. R. Smoker has accepted the post of the Brix. Avenue — Church of Crescent, The Bethlehem, and New York Chariot Hall their annual Stonighting Basilar last such. Mr. Hall was suddenly killed while hunting last week. Prof. W. H. Burr and 12. attended the Teachers Association at Austin, Mrs. R. Quotes in a rich. LOVEVIEW — Dr. O. R. Basler, and Mrs. L. O. Grant and fame by attended the Football game at Viteri Field. Thanksgiving they U. S. Obsorn and others visited the battle between Bishop Burr and Wiley. Col. Thanksgiving by The game was well played. Many visitors think Thanksgiving from Longview in the city of Mat- shall and Tristan Teagus. The Master Mason Mann Brothers estate located the day with Dana, by her side, in the beautiful Haskell Hall on Bastion Court Street. Mrs. M. J. M. Hodgkin, Mrs. M. C. O'Neill and Mrs. Mahin Dawkins attended the event. Austin, Florida. **Moors** is here. **HISTORICAL SUMMARY** called on by the Master Mason Mann Brothers estate and the Haskell Hall on Bastion Court Street. Austin, Florida. **Moors** is here. **HISTORICAL SUMMARY** called on by the Master Mason Mann Brothers estate and the Haskell Hall on Bastion Court Street. Austin, Florida. **Moors** is here. The Jolly Club clam for boys of the age range. The indian Bandra, spreaded; Maxx Merchandise (Vis) Birthday; Jewel Society; The Jolly Club; Tory, Tory, Tory; Mr. C. A. Brown; The Jolly Club. X. E. M. Beppai Church service good all day Sunday. Rev. N. R. Reed was at his post and presided at the meeting. I extend congratulations to the Miss E. Gordon and Mr. Court of Dallas were weak enough at Mrs. Pugliese Williams. Miss Stephens Wilkins, Mr. John Mishkane, Mrs. Mina Mumla, Bath and mother Mrs. M. Dix. Bath spent a few days in Dallas last week. Miss Maggie Wilkins, Mr. John Mishkane, Mr. Mina Mumla, Dorney Dibble, and Mr. James White spent Monday evening in Dallas at visiting Mr. Albert James their uncle, Mr. Albert James to be able to be on again after being confirmed. Mr. William Banbarum for two weeks. Services will be contrived through out the week at Mount Olive E. W. Banparl Church, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. H. of the Bapsiery. Mr. and Mr. A. L. H. will be in the morning with all modern improvements. They have a beautiful place; on that is a credit to any community and should inspire others to follow in. Rehebutes the weekly entertainment at Old Pellows Hall. Prof. E. R. Palk is here every Wednesday night to give instruction in Chand. M. M. Bapsiery, Mr. and Mr. A. L. H. will be in the band with a guest member of the band will please hand their application to the president Mrs. A. L. H. in Buckley. Sanguina, Mr. Miss Bate, Mrs. Bate, Miss Bate, Miss Campbell, and Lady Bov. A. L. H. will be in the band by the Conference to serve St. Paul C. M. B. Church for the next conference year. Mrs. Afz. Ordas will be in the band for the next conference year. Mrs. 10. March is still year seriously after the singing contest but meets the old coke and the young people of the old coke are happy enough to meet. The music is very enjoyable and the original express with the old folks is quite a success. Thanks giving was cheered by the Votepower, Mr. Bapsiery, Mr. Bapsiery, Mr. A. L. H. who participated in the occasion. Mr. Adolphs Hohrdson, returned home last Friday from Holt Benham. Mr. very much improved in his health. Miriam M. Mr. J. M. Bapsiery, Mr. and Mr. A. L. H. will be in the band. A successful hurling trip. Bruce Johnson, Frank Hamilton, Devia Crawford, and氯尔·H. Hahn, who were in Clubbie's the week. Mrs. L. Hahn, Robinson and Mrs. Rita Robinson, the wedding at Clifton, Sunday. Mr. C. Robinson and Mrs. Rita Tenney Williams and Mrs. Della Tenney, the hurling team in Clifton. Mrs. L. Hahn, who was born in the past, was born in the last year at Warrington. Mrs. Rita returned home. Mrs. Rita Ritta was her best, winning her first and second而无功的奖杯. Her home. Randal, a her-h원, of Wharf, Mrs. Mary Crawford, the opening of her school at Morgan's. Mrs. Rita Ritta, the second of the last two, was the first to win the奖杯. Her home. Randal, made a going trip to Warrington. DEWEYRILS-MR. R. I. W. has the A. M. R. Banc opened a B. A. the usual hour. 11. The clock is on. Rev. Macklin, 2 o'clock, seems by 11:00. 12. Raleigh is on. Rev. Raleigh, 2 o'clock, seems by 11:00. The Instructed People had service all day Sunday. The Baptist pastor managed Sunday until 7 p.m. Little Miss Lady Mary Davis, cloth精细er, was the first of the children in Port Arthur. They during the holiday, she had returned to the school work. The Colored Chiltern of Power vills rendered a program. Thanks giving. One of the largest audience that ever was offered in this will have before all men and women, no children were showed. The school house was much more than a K. B. for some who the director of the affair said we are undergoing to improve our conditions in order that we might be able to lead our children successfully. We should be thankful that we are pleased with, and health and able to contribute to our conditions together and give thanks to God for his success. I want to thank you for your help and cooperation. In beding, by all our efforts, the improvement of public support for your children. The program was as follows: The "Tray On" Led by Mrs. L. Television Rev. D. Rabbi by shroudled "shill a phoebri" with "Consultant Hour" Nohsner "Press" Key by Mrs. Ollie Anderson. "Talks - called To-father" — Mr. George Tramm Mrs. A. Robinson Hamilton-Mrs. O. Walton Pole-Mrs. Hoo Boleto Talks "Thanksgiving" — Mr. Suzhou Orchester—By Four men Mrs. Mary Hails Miles Song — "Song On" — "Don't Be Played" H. Horrell Reaction — Mrs. A. Carver Clothing Remarks — By Prof. B. F. Barlow. The stage was decorated with beautiful leaves, they were heavy Jade with wholesome food. Mr. J. Jarlow called the house off and they came up in couples and received them as their names were called. After all, the boxes were called off. Prof. M. R. Jarlow asked Prof. & King to bless the reception. This Thanksgiving will long be re-membered in Demerville. Everybody enjoyed themselves. CORTEANA — Grand Master Jackson has returned from Austin, P.R. 12. Lailer has referred from Austin, M.E. to Mr. P.R. P. P. to a visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Lister. Mr. Clouds Ridge has returned from Wortham. Muesa Wendy Pultedt and Mrs. Scent Sunday at Tottenham-Ford, N. H. P. P. P. to a visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. M. P. P. to a Texarina and Marshall M. A. M. Duties spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. W. W. Graham has returned from his vacation much rested. Mrs. M. M. Jerman spent the Thanksgiving seasons with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Duchsan. Friday do Lb Club was entertained Wednesday by Mrs. M. L. Perry. After a very interesting program, we were invited to the PEMPILE — A program and banquet featuring the opening of the 6th session of the Central Texas Annual Conference, A.M. J. Church, A.M. J. Church, A.M. J. Church. The Quintet was in honor of Bishop and Mrs. Winn. The program was sponsored by red tickets were bought for the occasion. The program spanned with the performance of the Invention by Pastor T. J. Howard D. D. A. Duct by Malcolm Minnow D. D. A. Duct by Malcolm Minnow by address of welcome on behalf of Mary T. Young, Sister by address of Mary T. Young, which was called by responding relation, the most excited, and beauty well-earned ever extended to the Con dreams of welcome were The MIP Interist Alliance Rev Dr. John Weight Bolespile (white): Moun Rion Baptist Church Rev. A. G. Bar R. Saint M. R. Church Master A J. Wollson Ie? Corinth Bantie Church Rev. R. I. Qates. Business and Profession workers and Cii ons of Temple Prof. C. Ramp son, prelateral of Dunbar school. Weyman Chmnd A. M. R Church Mrs. R. M. Martines. A vew eloguent response was made by Rav. J. W. McDade, D. D. followed with timely remarks by W. D. Johnson. D. D. Ph. D. large delegation attended the cpm forever, sent packed house char- 1. Tuesday, evening at 4:30. Miss Odeans Burrows of 1854 south 15th Street and Mr. Robert W. Wilson of 1851. In-street. W. Wilson was invited to help widow A. G. Harris of the helen, the Rev. A. G. Harris of south 5th Street was the bride's maid, and Edward Wilson of south 15th Street was best man. The marriage was welcomed by the groom's parents, Lord and Mrs. T. W. Wilson, his brother II. T. Wilson and Miss Ramon- Law Hicks of War, a large number of men, and many were presented. Mrs. J. W. Thousand her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Donovan sent their two children were taken by the family of Mr. and Mrs. Thur. References of, south 15th street. Thousand to, Wise Sunday afternoon. SAN ANGELO — Overt 76 The fact that only one holiday for Thanksgiving was given to the High Schools of theAngela's. TheFacility did not so be the High Teachers Association-hence school activities were halved-but in the form of a basket Hall Oasis's. Both Town, of the school. The game was called at 11.5. Vorderout Yells was clav with made the walking the throughout the entire town. The game brought about amusements. The student body a fellow of school select that has never before received on Thanksgiving. Don George were 2172. is favor of the Mary Lee's. The Cleft loaim by on about Quite a spirit of co-operation among the family as a whole, the student body at large, which is having the tendency to become the most and the most effective. They may be capable of emining with the amount of physical, brown with his own, strained self-use, accountable, testifying within the student body to be likewise, ambitious and thoughtful. The Junior High School department under the supervision of Master Maule of Hold is gradually according to the accountant with her methods and ideas which promote them to study higher and master difficult problems. valed, and clear "Bristol provides valed, and clear "Bristol provides valed, and clear "Bristol provides Anglesea High School is giving great a great and awarding achievement a great and awarding achievement Mrs. Martin, Otis, Alley, who was born Feb. 11, 1886 and the widow of Mr. Albert Allen, who passed away some months ago died Sunday, Nov. 20 at 12:30 P. M., at the residence of Mr. Harris, St. Paul, and had lived in San Angelo for many years. His was very known in this section of the Country and had created many friends from the time she had lived in San Angelo, Mr. Allen had been in ill health for some years, and will be a member of the faith she had determined and will-power she fought to fight Tuesday, Nov. 25, from the First Baptist Church with Tev. L. W. Mackoy, official, Ehe leave many friends and relative to mourn her loss. Surviving her are five daughters, three sons, three mothers and two sisters, Mrs. Jemima, Mrs. Willis Chandler, and Albert Allen Jr. of Phoenix Arifom, Mrs. Idrill Robinson, Mrs. Mabel Talley, Frank Allen and Earl Allen of San Angelo and Mrs. Maud Hamilton of Red, Texas, Mr. C. B. and W. P. Johnson of Partners Branch, Texas and Mr. R. B. Johnson of Dallas, Mrs. Isabell Hampton, of Kansas City and Mrs. Alice Peterson of New Orleans, La Palli-heurs: Messrs. Joe Clay, Earl Blackford, R. B. Carbern, Charlie Chan, Lewis Washington and Charlie Johnson. Interment in Palli-might Cemetery under the direction of Donald & Starks Undertaking Co. CLEMENS → Rim 7. George of Texas-Kennan照顾了Alice Monroe的母亲，Alice Monroe的母亲，Miss. Misericour Kater died last Monday in her home. Funeral was held at Bostant Church, Rev. J. W. Haskins of Shawnee, Ohio, officiated. Eastern Star honors Mr. Blocker of Shawnee, Ohio, officiated. Eastern Star honors Mr. Blocker of Shawnee, Ohio, officiated. Sunday, Mr. Doe, William and daughter of Sir Atticus Haines, have been visiting lions who has been visiting lions returned home. Kangaroo, Mr. Cress, named her alister, Ms. Pammy Wright, Ms. Peter Miles, she spared lions. Hippo, Mr. J. Burnett and Mrs. Cornely attended the Tookery Hall. Corry attended the Tookery Hall. Austin J. Woolf. All will be remembered other than you all will be your paternal heroes' the last to be put to rest. money, Service was good, at all charches Sunday, Rev. Williams has been sent back to Ceburne for a another year. Rev. J. W. Hawkins preached Friday night at the British Baptist Church, The Social and Art Club was entertained. Wadner's day, Nov. 19th in the home of Mrs. Rattles J. Jones, This meeting being held at Avenelton, Nov. 19th, a loyal program was rendered in honor of "Our Tops." After the program music and games were enjoyed throughout 4th evening, The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, visitors presented to the club were Maddames C. W. Flint of East Worth, A. E. Punch, F. H. Jay, A. H. Ayers and Misses Thomas Balle, Punch and Rufford. The host-tapes served, a two-course meal, Mrs. Andrew O'Hara entertained the Social and Art Club in her home on E. Brown Street, Wednesday. Nov. 16th, The decorations of the chance were made and lovely. A color scheme of red and green was served out. Miss R. Reed, a visitor, of the club and also musical directors of the High School, fixed the club with piano selections, which were enjoyed. Other visitors were Maddames Burford and Henry and Maddames Atres and Lightfoot. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed. A delightful week, course lunch was served. The club will be entertained Wednesday-Nov. 19th-st the High School in Duglist, Science room. JELLYS — Monday School was called to order at 9 o.e., by the first, lesson was reviewed by the pastor, Rev. I. Pleping. Franchising at 11 p.e., A Big rally was held at Mt. Cohey Church, good services all day, with several visitors present. LAWREN - First, R. C. Rer. J. James, pastor; service not very good. Sunday on account of the death of a meter Tuxman, the pastor, of our old stand by members. First, the pastor will leave her at Thursday with the body for Tuxman for burial. Mrs. Frankel-Day is visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mrs. B. Bawdings has remained-her position as Bishop of the Home Morphol. as of the last year. Mrs. H. Brown is president of Home Mission. WOLVE, CITY — Sunday. Homo was well attended at all churches. J. L. Gilmore delivered two wonderful sertquins at K慶春桥. C. V. Carter delivered a splendid sermon at Yoruba's Chapel. Mrs. MacKari Yorugu, as ex-offices, at the place, put a residing in Ceburne at the time of her death, was puried here on the 14th. under the auspices of the Court of Calcutta. Mr. Bawser Inqf of Ledonia was in Austin to ask for Miss C. A. George Tseerger. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. C. C. Smith and James T. Spencer of Clubsma, Mrs. Sarah Ruff and Rev. J. W. Whitlow of Poet. Wmng attended the funeral. Prof. qm Mrs. W. G. Taylor of Juston. High School attended the Teachers State Covenant. Johnson spent Thealizing in McKinney. The birthday party given at Mr. and Mrs. Rod Jones. Mr. E. W. Wortham and Mrs. Pauline Dunkewood was an enjoyable visit fair, music furnished by Miss C. A. Johnson. Rev. J. G. Glimore was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wortham, Sunday. The Progressive Club met at the Baptist Tabornacle Sunday. The duty of knowing our obligation was byj. discussed by Rev. J. L. Gilmors. Arthur A. Ward sat at Prof. W. J. Taylor, Mr. P. C. Clark of Dafas spent the weekend in the city, the guest of his son, Mr. Bluntz Clark. The widows Club was the leadership of Mr. J. P. F. Fain and Mrs. Maud Steward raised $10.00 for the benefit of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Mr. Bluntz Clark, Mrs. J. J. L. Thomas spent Thanksgiving in Greavesville. Mr. Boweer Perry of adocie was the guest of Miss Runnelace. Wm. C. C. Smith and James T. Spencer was the guest of Mrs. L. P. Fain. Payne was Miss Wortham's friend guest, Sungway. Little Surthies Mrs. and Wille Nicholson are visiting in Greenville Mrs. Pearl Wortham is visiting her son in Honey Grove, Miss Ruma Jackson of Ledons was the week-end guest of Mrs. Dave Givins. LAWTON, OK, — Miss Kathryn Boggs celebrated her birthday Nov. It, with a birthday party. Mrs. M. D. Dover, who has been visiting her son for the past five months, has returned to her home, in March. Mr. Henderon, one of the teachers of Geary, Okla., was in the city a few days visiting Miss Baker. While her wife visited the school and gave a splendid lecture, Miss L. H. Baker, teacher of Cache, has returned from her vacation and will reopen school as soon as the new building is completed. Mr. and Mrs. Cache, Johnson, of Grants, Okla., were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. William, Mrs. R. A. Roth, and Miss Kate. Mr. Perry, are took-end guest. Miss Purn, Willis, is spending the week at the home of Mrs. Powell. Y.E. M. DEAF, DUMH AND BLIND INSTITUTE — CAMPUS NEWS 31 the passing Thanksgiving and the first Thanksgiving, we all treated us weighed, we began another school. We taught him Math and ready for his future. Many substantial, please was the Turksk School enriched in the students. The Blind and Daf. students were the most great gift was the gift of Hikkei from the visiting teacher. The students of the Blind and Daf. Departments. In the students of the Blind and Daf. Departments. B. E. L. Holland of Dallas, Texas was an assistant one. Dr. Hikkei was an assistant one. Dr. Hikkei was accompanied by Mrs. Holland and their friend, Miss Pulliam. Mrs. Holland and their friend, Miss Pulliam, guests of Bldk. and Mrs. Martins was also Mrs. Hradka of Fort The many hundreds of vowels all left after their what to so will be written of the school. Prof. T. W. Pratt, of the school, addressed us in a very whimsical way and humbled the girl who addressed us in an a whirl of a splendid way. He introduced Prof. T. W. Pratt who addressed us in an a splendid way. We will tell more of the happiness she will tell of the splendid play directed by Mrs. B. H. Prowling. H. H. AUSTIN CHICAGO NEWS T. Leslie Scott, D. D., pastor of St Paul's-M.E. Church at Dea Molines. Is is spending sometimes in their city while her mother is in Alny Limited, is undergoing a treatment at Provident Hospital Mrs Scott is well known in the city and since behalf here she has been high? entertained by number and friends with diaries and functional during her stay Mrs Scott will be the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. McNayock, the Farmerville Ave. which she will be so pleased to have her many trolies in her. Mr. M. B. Newfield, financial agent of The Enterprise Institute, 114 Adlas Square, who has been quite ill and confined to her home for weeks, is improving and is expecting to be out soon. Egypt Yavemle No. 2 A. U. R. & D. of A. of which Mrs. Martha Washington is mother, queen, co-strates to the said伴者 with a program and refreshments left at the end of the day. It has been since Organizing. The 1928 Marching Club of Port Quarles Lodge No. 44 Jillis, held a most successful open house at the Club home, 9220 South Parkway last Saturday evening, since the rooms have been remodeled, the home is a most beautiful place for entertainments and enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson have moved from 507 Bryant Ave. to their new home 9317 Perry Ave., which is they purchased through The Bailey Realty Company. William M. Gales, traveling representative of The Overton Hyberide Mfg., Co., has got to Saint Louis, Mo., for a few days prior to entering his southern territory. James C. Martin, excited ruler of Port Dearbourn Lodge No. 44 Jillis, has a candidate for re-election. In December, has returned from a two weeks hunting trip spent in Danville, Pooria, Motregolls and other cities in southern Illinois. He captured much game. White, Rose Council No. 111, A. D. 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Health Services has sealed in the City's efforts to the level of Pharmacy, now how to repair all Kind of Worries, clothes, amenities and more, as we him. at Friday evening, at 2 o'clock. Mr. Lejouvy Lawry, Misc. K. M. 17990, and Misc. Oranje, Lemmenma, made a short stay Friday and Sat- tle from Hibou College, to as- sume home field, and returned Sunday The past week was very quiet in the City and every one seem to be going forward for the future. The Mothers Club at the Corinth Baptist Church was wolf-represented with all members and paid off the death claim of Mrs. Mollie Greenwood. Thanksgiving Day Mr. W. R. H. was sent by called to Waine, Texas for life body of Mr. Lizzie Hockermore, who was a member of the Loyal Friends of America. She leaves a husband and several children with a host of "Titles." Mr. R. H. Richmond, Insurance writer, made his arrival to the city last Saturday, much business-awaking him. Sunday night Mr. R. H. 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John Travis in the unit and conduct of the A&P department of the Church program. Kate will serve as the *witnesser* of the Witnessen. The meeting services started off from the join of the annual event and the two-year event was in position with the service. Pastor "Major taught the service. Pastor from Taqir, the son, the arch-Baron Young Lake II. 10-11, Subject The One way of Approach to God's Prayer. Thoughts—God is a jealous God. No other God but Him! God is a Joint, Worship him to spirit and in Truth God appreciate God formality, but Elosetty; God changes not, yet the anse. Comstand in stochism to those who trust Him; God sufficiently supplied to every need of these who date to him here the prevailed chance God looks the parent, sincere prior by whenever and wherever offered God will again, even for the Universal prosperity of Torah (Goth Church) when they all return to the landmark and pray fervent God pray without meaning. Men might always to pray "and not fail." This segment was one of the most everything, thought providing: In the most interesting Ladingup, the example practised and easily applied to the present day life and living, that we have left from the better to unite a while. All who have been in the most interesting life have been in the most interesting life, though for they, missed a blissing. A great spiritual shower attended the delivery of this sermon and a great demonstration followed. Everybody was happy, for in a brief post-sermon the testimony it was washelled the response-much-evidencing the amount of the sermon that had been received from the quite unite morning story. It's. It's. It's. Found. The Vary, at his post-pushing the Training board, Drill Master J.E. Davis was present and conducted the Bible Drill to the delight and satisfaction of those participating. Pary, let every member of the church who Back the Tore of The Church and life interests keep over that Brother Yours mar have con- displace as certain that he shall live in the new life where they are. The Church shot, A fit to the him during the coming year. Pre- The night service was a little climax to his day's service. Reports were indeed fine the 19th. Memories and Discussions was 14th be placed. One A-Meeting for the city. The money is about opened on June with major it is. I was at the post and using what material he had on hand. In time to start the machinery off an promptly. So was possible. Although the weather was somewhat cool—Owe were more persimils at school. This is only the false days. That's more some of the bitters who poor were regular general, and then there were several over-recrudels. Personal, the first now-monitored attended Mount Morish and there were Deacons present who had not been in attendance. This is indeed encouraging to the front and Pastor, as also to the officers who have been regular in their attendance. The lesson was English 1:11.2 Wickedness and Waste The lesson review by the pastor each brief but highly practical. Even the smaller children discussed some of the savings. This is as it should be. "Tough Them." in the realm of Religion ISAIAH COUNSELS RULERS Isaiah Chapters 7, 31, 36 and 37 The show, on the 1st of March during the quarter-two, has been preseized the prophet in the庙堂. In such majestic grandeur as the one we study today, if we see to seek for the secret of a wonderful compound under such, trying� classiness at we find in the lesson story — it will doubtless be found in the first chapter of his book where he had a vision of God both and lifted up. Men who have had such vision have not what to do—the carnals are in those. Leah has felt very himself as a great starship, giving an answer—which he is to bring in children. In which form, a part of the present book is pregnited, one of the most dramatic scenes in his life. The king of Judah, Ahaz, is greatly right-hand because of the confidence of the king of Israel and Syria who agree making war against him. He was decided to sending to Tighrit-Bloed, the king of the country, to be a part of the matter he brought to the attention of a course, to be a return to the against such a course, to be a return to the great ever sweetness the Egyptian king would render him in. The circle would end the cycle of life, he said. He took on the work of the nation. That he would ultimately show them. He told the king to be a part of the world. He had to be born in God and trust him for the life of the people. He as follows from the kingdoms which are the king of the world, which he destroyed, King Ahaz will not listen although the prophet gave him the famous Immunite�. He has been the king of the world. It has become the The Prohibit Council the Pre- Kegolian Purit community if we did not have to change the order of service. Let us look forward to this coming year, Christina. The afternoon was that of the first Sunday of the month which formage that the Government and the Lord's Bepper are both positive members of the day's program. And, brother, it was the order of the day this time as it has been before at this place. The旱时 came out of the daily running school and should be house and work very affrighted but all rejected. The B. Y. P. U. house, the brief found one of the largest and most enthusiastic attendance that has been the 10th-year long-time. The strong landlords hunt works. Your news is relevant and welling for you. The�ordeled the idea is to show to the question of all this: Oritr Magler is now and then on hand. "Hoping to be, much more now than them." The night service was the fitting simple for a glorious day of fronting, rejoining, much real time-hurted of Christian fellowship. Reports were a bit more encouraging, the rest of all, what we wish them to be according to our needs at this season. The growth of the Church is steadily, second healthier. Rarely a service to be without some oncoming to the membership. Let me examine our health and continue to PLAY. Han why don't you come on out to Church as you used to do? Why my Brother You don't know what you really missing. No one can tell you. You will just have to be there and see what near for Your self. COME ANO wongful WITCH US NORTH: The year '16 closing, not ready for the business which must be done to get the WITCH IN the 2020s for the New Year. Gina Nathan's Counsel Ta'- King...Here kink in The Great Ancient Attack days men and women who never lose faith in God regardless of how hopeless things may seem on the surface. As already noted, the 1750s had been threatened by a joint attack from Syria and Israel—Ahaz had invited the Ae扇門的 to settle the matter, and just as the prophet had told them, Judah would have to pay a greater price than a little money—but it would finally cost nation life independence. In Both Quesam of the Ireland, the courage of the prophet stands out in wonderful contrast to the fear and timidity of the king. Ahaz an. The former emission and Huskish on the latter. Ahaz trusted in the water supply and is the Assyrian help, but he never enjoyed any peace of mind—but his heart stakes like a tent in the forest. The prophet declared, this only security for men or nations was God. Two kings are almost unrelived, acknowledged among civilized and semi-by-lived nations. First that ( see ruler of the kingdoms of the earth; that he provides proof and control the destiny of nations. That for long periods they may reject his laws. violate while�imprv. The commendings, but the day of redoubning will surely come. Secondly, those nations which are vigorous God ex خمب, while those which are, sinful become a reproach and are destroyed. It may be truly said of a sinful nation in words of the hand writing on the wall in the palace of the wicked king of Babylon. " God hath numbered thy kingdom and finished it. " The history and does not exist but a new form of oppress, is the language of the prophet. " You those nations will be utterly destroyed. " The truth is that the only people who are hapen are those who live according to God's law of righteousness, " this fair is of perpetual illustration. " Royal " Righteousness" exaltation is a nation, but she is a propress to any people, " but she said that Queen Van Houtland has a filial role to for the ambassador and told him to say to his royal master, that that Book was the secret of England's great A brief summary of the question will make the whole lesson clear. King Sennachert is not a man who has decided to capture the important fortress of Jerusalem. One of his chief officers, in an in-volent address to certain of the of the people of Jerusalem, pointed out the details of Jerusalem's people, as a God-showing how the king of America had pursued all the night's nations and their Gods. The Jewish rulers requested that they address them in the Aazyrian, tongue, and not in the language that was understood by the keepers of the wall. He explained that their mission was to the people who were very devoted by the king and Jewish officials. That subshion was the only course. Hosekiah sent word to Isalah the prophet to pray to God for them. Isalah, behaving the measures of Hosekiah that the Lord's deity and the God's deity were sent by the king. Next a letter was sent by the king of America in King Hosekiah. When he received the letter he went into the temple and told it before the Lord. A fine thing to do with the threats and insults offered us. We are told the same thing as the Lord visited the sermon and the king of the soldiers of the neolibes king, were about to be held. He returned in disgrace to his country, and was himself murdered. It never says to him against God. This is true of notions and pet less was of individuality. BY JAMES A. M. B. CHURCH A splendid Sunday School was established in the new pastor of the Church last Sunday morning—the three adult classes registered a fine attendance. The school services was one long-term service. It was not to be remembered. The school was good, and the numbers listened with close attention the introductory session by Dr. J. H Smith, presided at most by the school's waiting session from the school's Walking With God. The sermon was well received, along saying that a man who can preach like that will always be accepted. The Holy Communion was administered to all men in the church, who are in the hands of Dr. Smith, who is ratified as the greatest financiers among the minors of the state. Dr. Smith made a first-in effort to provide the help of the school and, before of departments, two answered the call and pledged loyalty to the cause. He returned to Houston to make final plans for the school. The school was still-written. Une, for the service of the church personage and other things are being put in shape for the new administration. RISING STAR MISSOURIY H. C. Sunday was a high day with the Star. Sunday School opened fifteen minutes late with Brother T. C. Hightower setting Butch. The Dass was so employed by ad. at 11 o'clock cantor E. Lana presided a 600-stirring sermon, one was added to the Church. annual sermon, Sunday night and left for San Antonio Mrs. M. A. Young, Reporter WHERE TO GO SUNDAY NEW BITTLE, A. M. B. CHURCH Leonard and Leckercam 686. 696. Black 75cm White Street Car Lift 4.5m. White Street. a. m. pach line 4.10m. ecm Special music by Bethya's choir best in the city. Rev. Fred Wood will occupy the plight of the plight of Sunday morning and the plight of Sunday morning, praised by the congregation. Gethik Progressive Club meets 4:00 p.m. every Sunday with a special program. Gethik Progressive Endeavor 6:00 p.m. you are invited to attend these meetings. CONSOLATION Composed in Honor of U.S. Ida Mae Myer, Indianapolis, Ind. by Dell. Coley, 8112 Floyd St. Dallas, Texas 2-4772 It was the night of prayer. That caught the dawn of psalm. That revealed her holy power. To give her soul with grace Her power to all she hold. That God gave to his Child. Will make her-scope day-arrive and He will own her on His child. Oh! That love she hath from God. Can change, some sinner's mind. And they'll that to her will go. And smoke her hand—Pace the will find. In Heaven there's some she has gained Up faith and humble prayer. When all her work on earth is done. She will reign with him up there. God loves a faithful worker. He will go all the way. So I like Miss thought she would be a soldier for Him—each day She said to God, the Father, "The Son," and Holy Ghost. I will preach Your Word, did you do with all my hope and strength? Leave. Oh! leave me not with us. I will reach and comfort me. He must be my word to all I know. He must be my God. **Wave my kindness, head** With the shadow of your winger, I will never You Lord. I will death, death, death I will never You Lord. My name in Heaven is written twice. I have gathered a home and wom of crown. I have never my wom, on earth of God. The Father and the boy, Will sing the songs we loved There where all the Angels wait. New, Jr. Miller to depart. We will miss you from our hearts. We may sing the songs we loved That Glory to God! We children of The King. We may sing the songs we loved Remember. We children of King. Wherever you go, or may be, Think of us while on your winger. Christian Friends We praise God at the end. We praise God, most high And live together in the sky. We know you can't forget the name because of the people you have been with. You know you're re- sponsible for your commitments. MAKE you feel like there's never more time. Make you feel like there's never May God bless you — whatever you go on. FT. WORTH DISTRICT NOTES Well, we have started off quarterly Conferences at Wichita Falls, Anderson Chapel, Mrs C. R. Clark, the plماتر مغامراته بس تهران UP to the highest pitch, and, in such, was made, $135.00, raised in cash, the stewart's, and people are of use accord asking for their appointment as pastor for this conference year. The request in documentary order has been submitted to the bishop for adjustment. One person joined the church: Stewardess Board No. 1 reported $7.50 with their quarterly written report, the other boards accompanied their report with $2.00 each. Vix: Hewards Trustees, Sunday School stewart, ues: Dixford No. 1, Pastors, 4200, Misholson Society, Busy Des, A. C. H. Leagey, Ubers Board, and the Juvenile Church was represented by little sister, Alice Williams and Master Wilber Williams. Anderson Creek, John the Union pastor for full co-agitation in all interest and action; services of the district through far-out, their declared that the district may fully depend on them. Next Sunday, we will be at Allen Chapel, Dr. H. A. Carr, pastor of the service at $7.00 m. Barron to Community Chest Division Sets New High Mark Mrs. Sherman Meyers. Mr. B. Hammond, M. Hammond. Mr. D. B. Garner. Mrs. B. H. Howell. Mrs. B. Howell. Mrs. L. McKay Turner. Mrs. M. Anderson, B. Anderson. Mrs. P. M. Hawkins. Mrs. Lela R. Williams. Mrs. Albrora Boulley. Mrs. M. C. Cooper. Mrs. Leura John. Mrs. Leura John. Dr. W. K. Fowers. Mrs. Leila Turner. Mrs. Leila Turner. Mrs. Fred Burck. Mrs. Hehart Held. Mrs. Hehart Held. Lr. R. E. L. Holland. Mrs. Khnna Brown. Mrs. L. A. Gaston. Mrs. Kildo Richardson. Mrs. J. R. Rieo. Mrs. Duth Campbell. Mrs. J. Rieo. Mrs. J. Rieo. Mrs. O. Lockett. Mrs. A. H. Thomas. Mrs. A. H. Thomas. Mrs. E. K. Kitchen. Mrs. E. K. Kitchen and B. A. McCall. Mrs. $7.00 for School... Mrs. Annie Thomas Mr. Leo Quinn Mr. W. R. Richardson Mrs. T. D. Bradley Mr. Chas Hamilton Mrs. James Wilson Mrs. Maggie Aborn Mrs. Katie Woods Mrs. R. R. Payne Mrs. L. M. Raquan Mrs. L. M. Ripetor Mrs. Ollie Hawthorne Mrs. J. A. Williams Mrs. S. C. Black and Geo. Boswell Mr. J. R. Davis Mrs. Ina L. Melamora Mrs. Geneva Thomas Mrs. Thos. Hillird Mrs. Detik Burl Mrs. Dolls Black Mrs. LaBelle Proctor Mrs. Lillian Tucker Lewis Public Schools That Contribute Through Differences D. Baker School, M. W. M. Phillips School, M. W. M. Phillips Whitman School, M. W. M. Phillips Whitman School, M. W. M. Phillips G. B. Jones, Chairman, 58.20 Paprite Ave. School, 58.20 Paprite Ave. School, 58.20 Lincoln Manor Ave. School, 58.20 York School, (Hia) School, 8.65 M. Sola, Chairman, 9.14 Paul Lawrence G. Schwarber Chairman, 7.66 Paul Lawrence G. Schwarber Chairman, 7.66 Estimate Contributed Oversee 2891.36 Estimate of total reported Control Campaign Headquarters 2000.27 Grand Total 11562.27 JOSHIPE J. BROADN, Chairman DR. H. T. HAMILTON MIR. LILLIAN TUCKER-LEWIS MIR. LILLIAN TUCKER-LEWIS Mr. Hobey, T. Saty, Executive secretary, Winton High School Congratulations December 4, 1987. Proof. J. J. Hondo. Washington High School Even though we are barely paused in trying to know the details of the event, I must pause for a moment to and you line up to tell you that we have done everything that you have done the year in connection with the Colored Return. The returns at this time indicate that the totals are tabulated in the Colored Book and will have surpassed all years from the • standpoint of the amount. The excellent work done by you and your committee means that you have succeeded because the educational value is greatly, will mean much (ἀς the cause for which we are all committed). Write additional expressions of appreciation from the entire Canal. HENRY Executive Secretary Chairman makes Statement Chairman Joseph J. Iliaeas issued the statement after having received Mr. Lawrie report Tuesday. "The signa- ture of Division of Lawry of the PICH provides for the creditable record for our race in this community. Certainly, our co- nstitute has been very helpful in the treat of the white race, but the fault that uniformly-free wrestlers could not compete in the championship pign and hundreds of our people gave us trouble but brought us community welfare is significantly important. Too, the quarter fact made last year, in spite of the ap- proval discussion through which we IMPROVED PLUKO MAKES HOME Pluko WHITE INFUSED HAIR DRESSING Price 50¢ The Pluko Company Snow white 50¢ Amber 25¢ You have a Treat coming Improved Pluke Hair Dressing is so easy to use and has such a refreshing, soothing effect on your scalp, you will really enjoy dressing your hair with this delicately fragranced preparation. And, you'll be positively amazed at the quick way it makes your hair long, straight and silky so that you can arrange it in any style you wish, and have it stay that way. If you are not sure can you purchase Pillow Pillow Dream Catcher, you can purchase Pillow Pillow Dream Catcher from your bedside, then you can purchase Pillow Pillow from their store. Pillow Pillow Dream Catcher is made of a thick cotton material. M. Lillian Tucker-Lawis, our secretary, is entitled to the praise of the public for her sensitivity. Through her wide acquaintance with the medical field and her wartime insight, she was far the most important single female line and deposition without limitations and handled emergency cases and deposition without limitations of the large edging organization. Neither Mrs. Lawis nor any other worker participated in the training of the medical staff, but no right-wing older woman is mobilized to with-hold his assistants. Mrs. Lawis is its dearguing figure, but the fact that it was for Dallas that she was in her honeymoon that another year we shall be able to increase our medical genetics that are serving our group. We are pleased that our group is needed to publish the new of the campaign that service was invaluable and is indeed to that publication for 2.00 Our ministers registered valuable assistance from their pupils, and so far as I know, every minister in the church has received a subscription made one. 1.00 In my statement on behalf of the church, a club and other organizations that contributed 19.00 to the campaign fund, and made contributions to the public aid (night into the spendings) thhms that happened daily 19.00 to the kind that has been poured out of the kind that has been poured out. Colored Citizens Asked: To Organize For Poll Tax Drive (CONTINUES ON TABLE 2/10/19) the organization. Use the internet to locate a job that the organization has paid tax new- and help create the public educational network. Friends for conduct, this statewide poll tax paying campaign are encouraged to participate, who are in harmony and 'accord with the movement are asked to respond to the survey. The secretary-treasurer and editor of the Houston Informer, 479-11. One dollar out of every poll tax paid into county, state tax paid into county, state tax paid for the education of the children of Texas. Therefore, if for no other reason than to pay the poll tax. Therefore, let us awake from our sleep of years and qualify 200,000 strong by paying our poll tax by January 21, 1937. We have adopted as our slogan: "Tay Your Poll Tax now and Help Elgarme the Public Educational Fund of Texas! Respectfully submitted, Committee: R. D. Evans, Wao, chairman; C. P. Richardson, Houston, secretary; G. W. Jackson, Coritina; W. E. Willis, Dallas; L. D. Lyons, Austin, C. H. McGrader, Houston; Dr. G. T. Coleman and Dr. O. W. Phillips, Marshall; J. A. Kirk, Waco; Mrs. Julia Caldwell-Briggs, Rev. E Arlington, Wilson and J. W. Rice, Dallas; Mrs. F. R. McPherson, Gainesville; J. B. Grigaby, Rev. E L. Harrison, Houston; Dr. J. T. Walton, San Antonio; Rev. B. R. Prima, William M. Coleman, Fort Worth; A. 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