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Supreme Officer Striker on Train Recovers and Makes Report to Grand Lodge J. W. Hunt and L. J. Crawford Re-elected Communities Reports Show Order Gaming in Numbers and Limits Next Want to be Beld in Fort Worth. The following is a sample of text extracted from a document. It is not intended to be a complete transcription of the entire document. The text is presented in a way that preserves the original document structure and content. --- **Sample Text:** ```markdown The following is a sample of text extracted from a document. It is not intended to be a complete transcription of the entire document. The text is presented in a way that preserves the original document structure and content. Champion of History Messenger of Hope Prominent Educators Center Herd For State Association Meet The Dallas Express ```markdown ``` John Hope Honored by Canadian School THE CITY OF LATLANTA, DALLAS, DENVER, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1929 Says 25,000 Will Bolt G. O. P. Ticket. MEET IN SAN ANTONIO PERRY HOWARD ARRESTED Edward Gordon, Former Dallas Boy, Makes Olympic Team 150 Pis Y. M. C. A. Piedges in Full. ```markdown ``` CONTINUED ON PAGE 100 Charged With Sale of Federal Patronage, Mississippi National Committeeman and Six Others are Arraigned. Howard, Fired as Assistant Attorney General. he appointed to appear at the final seas Court in northeastern 'the United and the investigation which be states marshall, Tunnelhill and and Thursday. A special in Perry Howard are supposed to an national body is in work on the have obtained gill for the ap. and which involves six prominent politician of the state marshall from the southern de- bend. All have covered bond. Paul Quinn College Loses Recognition of State GRADUATE FROM OBERLIN CONSERVATORY Paul Quinn College Recognition University of Extremadura Project the commission of the local board appointed on the by the N.Y. state board in amounting a local board board composed of men who are not personally owned by the present administration and subsequently made in this department and are not indicated that the conservation and advice of this de- partment is no longer considered Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Larry Howard, who was arrest trie. All have furnished bond. Lake Statements Made These facts, together with the involvement of the for- merist, the legislature, and the congressional conference elsewhere, give the idea that the villains can represent 46 Congressmen in the South and 14 in New Pace. West and 12 on the Pacific Coast. They also such as are raising their voices in the United States all over the United States. Once the scarcely one allible of the votes, the number of of the polls, and the number of citizens 21 years of age and over on reached 80 per cent in two States; and from 40-50 per cent Thus, Democracy Government in the United States has become a force, primarily because for the SOCIETY and Club SKOO-DEE-DUM-DOO! Columbia Magic Notes A snappy number sung by Seth Richard. Hear the hummin', strummin' banjo accompaniment. "Come on baby, let's Skoo-del-dum Doo Come on Mama, let's Skoo-del-dum Doo Mama, Mama have you forgot the night I had you like a baker's knot." The coupling is another good one — "Lonely Seth Blues." Record No. 14325-D, 10-inch, 75c Skoodeldum Doo Lonely Seth Blues Vocals—Seth Richard OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Record No. 14325-D, 10-inch, 75c "Red River Blues" "I Need You" Ach Your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Phonograph Company, 1819 Broadway, New York City COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, 2000 North Lamar St., Dallas, Texas WHOLESALE BRANCH Write or Phone us for name of nearest dealer Columbia NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way - Electrically Pro-trait Recording - The Records without Guarantee Miss Junita Williams, Pres. Miss Thelma Williams, Rep. THE CARNIVAL CHAMPS CLUB and last week, 12:21. R. Central Avenue, with the vice-president, preceding. After prayer the meeting opened for business and the guests arrived. After payment of money collected and paid out. Wesley Church, bassist, pastor john Wesley Church, bassist, pastor john with the degree, D. from, Paul Quin- College. The quarterly con- ference and in-festival for Jehovah Savior trust success, Ray. F. Redders has trust success, Ray. F. Redders $1 School Convocation adds $1 School Convocation adds $1 Convocation will be held at $1 School Convocation will be $2 include. All eyes on Paul Quin-College and the Bishop Brookes, Paul Quin-College and Bishop Brookes, Paul Quin-College will be at step 5, St. James A. M. P. Church, Cowswells are in- in the past six months. Of the 170 raised, 153,936, has been expended. Expressions of sympathy to Mrs. Harper, mother of the president. The hostess, Mrs. Stormor served a de- pendent position at the Y. W. C. A. A., Mrs. L. Lehons, president, Mrs. Annie Travis, reporter. THE PROGRESSIVE CLUB was entertained at 2628 Colby St. Townsend, Kentucky, held at 2625 Colby St. Ray Sina. The president, Mr. Wandon was presen- t for the first time in several months. Ms. has been ahead due to her leadership. The presen- tion! Lewis Vandon, Reporter. THE ADMIRE CHARITY CLUB was the residence of Mrs. P. A. Ahner, Mrs. Harper, July 15th with the vice president, Mrs. Maria presiding, amber presiding, Mrs. M. E. Hunt, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Ashman, and cakes with presci- sion. A delightful time was had by all Next meeting will be carried out at Campbell Street. Mr. Harward, President Hardman, Reporter. WEST DALLAS Rising Star Sunday School opened on time. Lesson taught. At 11 J. clock, the pastor presided and writing group. Many visitors and friends were present. At Seven o'clock, pastor E. Lane preached. The curtrent was worn last week and W. Will begin again Wednesday night. Her E. Lane, Pastor. T. G. Hightower, Report. MRS. BECULIAN TURNER AND. DAUGHIER After naval weeks confine-ment in Sanitation at Houston, Texas. Turner and her daughter, Mrs. Stokes, who sustained耳. Bn. PETER Dr. B. E. Howell, the Surgeon General of the Loyal Friends and the Loyalty of the American Woodmen returned to the 14th City's Saturday from a trip to the University in the City of San Antonio, Texas. The venerable number of cases of cholera in the city very busy while there. He is laid back in the city while he works. J. A. Beaumont, boy outstretched. There are offices in Nashville. There are people looking after the 190 soot troops which organized here early which. He states that more than 61 of the 100 states have been organized and that the assistance which is being provided to the 100 states by members of the United States by members of the Y.W.C.A.NEWS Miss D. W. Dooten, Secretary of the Marta Morgan Branch Y. Y. Branch, delegates to the Y.-W. C. A. Conference which convenes in the Institute to discuss the role of the W. W. Will be the Reservational Director at the Conference. Miss Wotten left our New Girl Reservoir Secretary. Miss Mamie Davis will also give a presentation on registration for the class which is at present very large is rapidly a cooking class is to be started at an early date. Those interested in registration for the class are asked to register in person. The employment agency is opened from 9 to 12.13 daily. Employees are asked to register in person. A monthly Sunday magazine is published in the day in each month at 4:00 p.m. The corollary is invited to an older Girl's Club has been organized. The Girl's Reserve anticipates a very pleasant evening at their Theatre Party, Wednesday. SIXTY FIVE ENTERTAINED ELECTION ON TUESDAY. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1028 A COMPLETE COURSE IN BEAUTY CULTURE That will enable you to pass any STAFF EXAMINATION Now linger taught by Mme. P. ERLINE OSBORNE Beauty Expert and National Instructor of the MME. C. J. WAKER CO. forming and evening classes at and graduate with the first class of old Walker Agents; active and active are invited to free dem instructions. Phone 3-0010 PROF. W. J. MANN, TARALAN DRIVE LEADER IN DALLAS FOR DRIVE Prof. W. J. Mann, drive director for the Knights and Daughters of Tabor and author of the Grand Lodge is a visitor in Dal. He is a member of the drive for members for the order. last year, which was one of the pretest in the history of the order as far as the membership increase was concerned. Prof. Mann was a member in the security of new members. Further announcements of the Insurance Manager Goes to Memphis The Manager of the Universal Life Insurance Company, M. M. McGheagh will two times the Brown and J. M. H. Coat left the city Tuesday morning on route for McGheagh to the home office and transect important business with the bind of the trip is being made in Mr. McGheagh's new Dodge car and the bind of the trip is being made in Mrs. Pamie McGheagh and two cousins, Jonis, and Pay. White, Mr. McGheagh will worry them to their home in Jackson, the bind of the Universal life for three years. They will visit the district The party will be gone about a week and on their return trip will visit the district offices of Little Rock and Tampa, Arkansas. 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THE FISH Don't Miss This Big Party By Lonnie Johnson Admission 75£ at Your Nearest Okeh Record Store Take Your Party Home SWEET POTATO BLUES 8586 BEDBUG BLUES-Part 2 Sung by LONNIE JOHNSON; Piano and Guitar Accomp. 75c. RACE ELECIRIC 75c. RECORDS DEKK PHONOGRAPH CORP. Mr. J. Greathouse of Wright City, Okla. is visiting his brother, Mr. Gun Greathouse. Mrs. L. T. Brown of 3602 Hampton St. Mrs. Eileh B. Demonstration Center Mrs. Eileh B. Demonstration Center Z. V. Mitchell of 3620 Meadow St. are attending the Loyal Friends of Anaconda grand lodge at the Meadow St. of Mrs. Margie Wahby and Mrs. Eileh Mosely of Hoehn, Texas were week end guest of Mrs. Ef. Demonstration Center Mrs. Ef. Demonstration Center 2601 Cochran St. Mrs. Biffon Wahby and Mrs. Eileh Mosely when struck by the raft "Sunbeam Stain Amphibian, making Homestead and Amphibian route to visit the K. P. Grand Lodge, Mrs. Webb is W. C. of the Church and the writing is improving, rapidly. Miss Lozoya Minn. teacher in Washington High School in ap- pendance vacation with her family, and vacationing in other Southern points. PARKDALE-GOLF COURSE INVITES GOLFERS TO FRIDAY NIGHT MEETING Poffin alba at the club house of the Parkside Golf and Country Club a meeting of all country interested in the game of golf will be held, and how to play it will be explained of the membership entry in the tournament which is to be played in August will be made. Following the meeting of Friday's a putting contest will be staged and prices for the golf course will be announced. The course is to be brilliantly lighted so that play may be done with all eyes on the course. Pittsburgh at the club house courses at all times for the benefit of The Pirklede, Golf and Country Club a meeting of golf lovers. There are already several smaller matches played on the beach. Special talks on the game are held. Special talks on the explanation of the membership plan and the arrangements for entry in the tournament which is to be played in August will be given and a hotly contested round between a Dallas business man and a New York business man. Following the meeting of Friday night a pitting contest will be held in the vicinity of the court where the judges will be awarded. The whole course is to be brilliantly lited and the charade of the club which has the course been known as, The Roosevelt Club will act as hosts for the meeting on Friday night. MIS. COFIELD ENTERTAINS On last Monday night several hours after the blasting sun had hidden itself behind the horizon in the Golden West, Dallas' charitable allies were motorized West drives into the enterprise Park, to bank in the cool pure stones, as the sweat music of the "Satisfied Male" and such melodious strains, as "Ka" 75c. RACE This Big Johnson 25 West 45th St., New York PERSONAL MENTION creation in different parts of Louisiana. Miss Annie Mae Sanford, 4220 E. Grand Avenue has returned from the R. Y. P. U. convention when she paid in Honey Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Mae Sanford, Mrs. Francta Griggs and Mrs. Coulson this city motorized to Denton to visit the Gault Hall, the daughter of Mrs. Jad, Mr. M. Coulson. They report a delightful visit. Mr. J. D. Shaw of Muskegow, Akla, spent the week and visited his mother and Sister, Mrs. Suze George Powell of 2106 Allen St. Mrs. Elvia Grant of Victories, Mrs. Elvia Kochner of Fletcher, who attended the wedding of man. Grand Lodge at Ft. Worth, and Mrs. Marissa visiting her visit as a visiting her aide; Mrs. C. M. Moyza and husband at 5661 St. Paul's Church; they will be about a week will be about a week course at all times for the benefit of beginners. Already there have been several smaller matches played on the course which has been recently put in the very best of shape. A newspaper court has also held a hotly contested round between a Dallas business man and a newspaper reporter furnished a video of the match. Homeowners in the vicinity of the courts are the committee in charge of the match before been known as The Roosevelt Golf & Country Club. They THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928 Fifty-Fifth Anniversary of New Hope Baptist Church NEW HOPE DAPSTER CHURCH INVITES MEMBERS AND PRESENTS TO JOIN IN CELEBRATING THE END OF SEPTEMBER AND THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR OF KINDOM SERVICE. SUNDAY, JULY 29th WILL MARK THE BEGINNING OF A WEEK ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. AT WHICH JACKSON WILL SPEAK BOTH MORNING AND EVERYING. THE PASTOR, DR. A. S. JACKSON WILL RETURN TO OFFICIATE AT THE SERVICES OF CELEBRATION AND ALL OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENTS WILL JOIN TO A NEW CHURCH YEAR AN EVENT TO BE REMEMBERED. THE PASTOR'S THIRTETH YEAR OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO NEW HOPE AND DALLAS WILL BE JOINTLY MARKED. THERE WILL BE NO ADMISSION CHARGES AT ANY TIME WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ARTISTS' NIGHT, FRI- DEN, THIRD FIVE, AND A FURTHER CHARGE, AT THIRTY-FIVE. THE NAME OF THE ARTIST WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE LOCAL PAPERS. REFRESHMENTS ON THE LAWN NIGHTLY ALL ARE WELCOME. DR. A. S. JACKSON, Pastor OPERCERS and COM- EDUM COST, COSTHURT See'y! Mrs. J. C. Frazier, District Most Noble Governor House Hold of Ruth, Jurisdiction of Texas, Appears on Program at Washington, D. C. Mrs. J. C. Frazier, D. G. M. N. G. of the Household of Ruth, Jurisdiction of Texas and Arizona Household of Ruth, C. where participated in the unveiling and dedication of the House of Sharon Household of A. Parkey Most Worthy, Grand Superior, the National Grand Household of America and Management of America and Program jurisdiction. The dedication took place at the Harmony Cemetery, Sunday the Rhth when, when the following program was rendered: **LAND** 1. Odd Fallowes Land. 2. Introduction or Mrs. Alberta Daviset (District Most Norske Gor district of Bath of Thure. 3. Mattres of District Grand Master of District District Grand Master of District Grand Lodge No. 20. Rev. W. I. Washington. D. D. Pastor of Zion. Baptist Church 4. Address. Hon. Edward H. Mortes. Grand Master. Grand Mortes. Grand Master. Follow in Americk and Jurisdiction. Odie "Old Die The Tie That Number of the Order 5. Address. J. Wells. Most Wor- ly. CADILLACS That You Can Buy Cadillac 61 Touring ..... $450.00 Cadillac 63 7-Pass. Suburban ..... 750.00 Cadillac 63 Phaeton ..... 850.00 Cadillac 61 7-Pass. Suburban ..... 650.00 "MANY OTHER GOOD USED CARS" PRATHER CADILLAC COMPANY HEAR THE GOLDEN SONGS OF THE SOUTH by COLLEGIATE ENTERTAINERS Of Fort Worth IN SACRED CONCERT St. James A. M. E. Church Sunday Evening, July 22nd 8:00 P. M. Household of Ruth. - Address: Ruth. - Rev. Walter H. Brockle. - D. Rep. - Director of Nineteenth Street Bap- ture (Lloyds). - S. 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NORTH STATE LIDERETINE GRADE SOLID CIGARETTES 15c for twenty DW N, WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA EM SALUTES AROLINA ROOSEVELT GOLF COURSE OFFER 20 WITH GRASS CREENS, TEES, etc. FREE OFFER 20 WITH GRASS CREENS, TEES, etc. FREE NIGHTWISH WITH 9 HOLES, LIGHTED, NIGHTWISH HOOSEVELT CLUB MUSEUM a meeting of or have played or would be interested in taking up a course in the course, membership, etc. The new 3 hull putting mills will be lighted up for play. Free cold water to GO HOOSEVELT FOR YOUR AMUSEMENTS • BUY A HOME OR A LOT AND LIVE HERE Murphy-Bolanz Co. FIELD and COMMERCE STS STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 B-8020 B-0700 B-7821 B-0820 Bockraak and Allen Thomas and Hope D. I. BROTHFIELD NO. 2 80100 5-02925 Int Allen Thomas and Hengo Instant Motor Delivery Service To Any Part of the City ALLEN STREET PHARMACY "It We Sell It We Delives It" Chili and Toasted Sandwiches "They Are The Bests" AIREDALE CIGARS A DOG ON GOOD CIGAR SOUTHERN SPECIALTY CO. DISTRIBUTORS 8 The Republican party is making a clean sweep of the leading Ngro members of the party councils. First Ben Davis fell by the wazideq and Perry-Howard, last of the surviving numbers is arrested, dismised from the post-conflict country, and charged with pedding federal patronage. It seems as if the die is cast and that "thumbs have been turned down on all of the members of the race which has given to the party the greatest support which it has ever enjoyed in the country." MEMBER NATIONAL NEURO PRESS ASSOCIATION The old order is changing and is giving place to one so new as to strike terror to the hearts of those who had come to feel that in reality "the Republican party was the ship and that all else was the sea." The word seems to have been used to describe the work of elimination is proceeding with dispatch. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS TEXAS What is to be done about it? Very little if anything. The working out of a solution to the problem will take many years and much education of the masses of the race in the country. It is not easy to wrest from those now in control in every Southern State the power that the masses of race voters could be brought to the point of mimicking their forces and of making the combined power of their ballot felt. It is literally true that in Misa the people of the other southern states the Negro Republic voters outnumber the whites as much as two to one. But there is not the coherence; there is not the cooperative desire that will make them stand or fall together. It seems that nothing but hard and bitter experience will teach them. And from that experience we can learn much generous portions under the lesson well impressed. Notice to the Public Any arrests, reflection upon the standing, statement, or any other form, firm or corporation which may appear in the notice will be greatly corrected will be greatly corrected upon it being brought to the at- tention. But the race will beat back. It will come again into its place of power. Not probably as easily as has heretofore been true but with more guarantee of staying put, once it is again power. And probably it will be best, all things considered for such a thing to happen. We are still young in the paths of progress. We still have many hard lessons to learn concerning the value of co-operative working for common good. We still lack much of the experience which we have. Published EVERY SATURDAY MORNING in the Year at 5000 Browne Ave. Seattle, Wa. on second-class mails under Art of Congreg. March 31. always require, and bargaining will not reply the ill. It must be worked out with patience and with study. And with the hard work will come experience and a new sense of values which will prove most profitable. The end is not completely seen. And those who have devoted themselves to the service of those and their race in a political way have been rewarded. FOREIGN ADVERTISING IMPLEMENTATION. W. II. BIT COMPANY. 603 S. 10th St. Chicago, IL. These we heard the members of the National Negro Business League Survey commission were given many things on which they think as time go on. That they done so well, they would be proud to be able to while. Their messages were to the effect that members of the race should organize; co-operate and work to the end that more of the dollars spent for the necessities of life would pass through the channels of the race, giving employment and training to the people for such services. It was stressed that the food, clothing and amusements, as well as the housing of the race, could be handled and it was emphasized that there was money enough already on hand and opportunity for doing so. The members of the commission and on one which could make the ventures profitable THE DALLAN EXPRESS has never hosted the white paint, neither mother, nor father, nor yellow paint. It is not offended with their presence, but the yellow paint, a heavy day, occasion effective newspaper, which little can be done without humbly lit. It professes a love of the world. It occupies the live of even hard- hit souls, covers all the life arrived on its pages, covers very high ground, but no live on it, and are presented with a kind and hand with us. This ground is quiet. W. R. KING PAY STATIONS FOR Y. M. C. A. SUBSCRIBERS The Central Y.-M. C. A. has announced that it has already released a report and is submitting a report from those who pledged to the recently elected mayor in suburban areas for Regress on this city. That is why it has also announced locally, the collection station to aid in the collection of a sufficient amount to a sufficient amount to warrorthe beginning of building by the city. Places have already been chosen to be the Express. Announcement has also been made to the effect that the plans for the building will be released in the near future and that WILL TEXANS REALLY BOLT THE G. O. P.? THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1938 is that neither the Creeger or the O'Riana faction have any considerable voting strength. The bulk of the Republican voters would have to believe that it was possible, if it could be bad for the Creeger group, desirous of really building a party in this state, would use the good judgment to attempt to attract the bulk of the Republican voters there would be a content such as Texas. Welcome address in behalf of the city, Hen. C. M. Chamber, Mayor of San Antonio The Mayor of San Antonio the Mayor of cooperation and its results. Secretary of the King San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, appointed by the King Antonio Chamber of Commerce. The Secretary very loud in his voice, he said, "Do your efforts to Negro in America; this program is due, he said, "Do your efforts to give a great record by an enthusiastic audience at the conclusion." Pro. S. C. Counter of Calbert, Oklahoma responded to the two selections a great record by two selections were offered by the Camp Fire Girls' Orchestra the Seminole and local lodges. Mrs. Ada L. Banks, San Antonio Response. Two beautiful numbers were rendered by the Pflorida Plateau Quartet, four well known. Welcome address in behalf of the city, Hen. C. M. Chamber, Mayor of San Antonio; response, J. G. Scott, Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star, Ft. Worth The Express has always been of the opinion that such ventures should be undertaken by those of the race here. It has contended likewise that there was opportunity enough for the investment of all of the surplus funds of the race. And with the employment brought through cooperation, there would be profit as well as service in each venture. It has been repeatedly pointed out by this journal that the members of the race here spent more than $6,000,000 annually for the necessitation of life, not including the price of houses in which they live. Could this tremendous fund be diverted into the channels of the race be allowed to pass through the hands of New York and the status of the race would be hundreds fold. On Resolutions, H. P. Carr, P. H. Charlton, D. H. Chandler, and C. O. Coulard. American in this country, D. Tulane, Dallas, Michigan, and M. Mayer's report. On Resolutions, H. P. Carr. Report The National Grand Master began reading his annual report at the National executive said: "We have assembled in this our annual report of the city of San Antonio. For eight years, and ten months your name is on the Order and today, I am attendant to you as my midwife. You have to be with me. I cannot renalize the level of the Law. I respect it. In 1930, when we hold our first order, in our first Grand Association, and to make a comparison of the order then and the order today, in our first Grand Association, written membership certificates for today, the order shows more than 25,000 certificates for members of the Palace and 2,799 lodges and a number of new members. Our year 1971, new members 18. Nothing is lacking to the accomplishment of this feat but the will to do it. The leadership is lacking. The trouble is at the head of the group and not elsewhere. There is a need to build a strong team that will deeply support such ventures were they started. They must be started. This money must be put to better use. There must be the notch of cooperation which will result in the development of a new business. We must brought through to cultivate this great economic field than we can. We can begin no sooner. And it is literally true that every year that passes without the entry of some new economic concern among us means just another year of growth. We must bring in the Negro man and women must depend for their livelihood upon times of occupation which have no future. WILL TEXANS REALLY BOTT THE G. O. P. T. Announcement has been made by Wm. McDonald, well-known as one of the leaders of the anti-Grease movement, and by O. M. O'Hara that 25,000 voters, both white and black, will be registered in the Republican-ranks. The coming presidential elections. They claim that the farmers of the nation are not satisfied with the plank written in at Kansas City, and that the bulk of the Texas voters are dissatisfied with the government. Crusader has replied that the group headed by McDonald and O'Hara, with others, cannot control 250 votes in Texas and that the party will get along well without their the contrary. Or, if they are not, they are proof that the Creater regime does not control the bulk of the votes in the election. If the Creater regime does not control the Republican voters will abandon the party because of the attitude of Creater himself. Past. These attitude will deepen to a large extent on the attitude which is adopted by the party in time to come, particularly in connection with the current election. premium ask this time would be better. We should do B and C; dischia- nge Class B and Class B and put all the students in Class A. First put noteter to $275.00 on all deaths and divide whatever is not equally among the heuther- tic. There is a great deal of Hoover sentiment in Texas among Republican voters just as there is a great deal of Smith sentiment among Democrats. Some of both parties are discontented, but that there will be a wholesome both sides. It does not shame the sentiment of McDonald and O'Hare. It behaves rather that the sentiment is primarily for Hoover, despite the fact that most of Texas is anti-Creager. It is perfectly possible that much work will have to be done by the Greger forces to be able to poll any considerable number of Republicans, and that will not be true of the Republican presidential candidate. Recommendations The Grand Master offered for mer is that neither the Clergy or considerable voting strength. ne voters are not so closely organi- zating possible. If it could but b are desirous of really building a the most independent to attention. Republican voters there would has never seen. And finally it may be remarked that the time has come when smoke screens cannot get the thing done. There must be a way to get the thing done. There must be the ability to organize so closely that the thing promised may be actually done. Then, and not until then, the thing may be actually done. The balance which may be due reports to the National Trust, transfer any amount due to the Trust, or to the Trust's Trustees. The Comrade, trustees shall be made in the months of month, according to provisions of October, January, April and July. Constitution of the Local Friends Trust, and Constitution of the Local Friends Trust, all that all-members belong to and not exceeding the sum of $399 local lodges and Trusts be deported under Glass A certificate and not exceeding the sum of $399 local lodges and drawn class C* Certificates shall be out under the signatures of the payable at the annual meeting of Worthy Master or Mistress and the Emporia Gazzette The Nero professional may in Amgen, the largest drug retailer, have under tremendous hand, care. Considering the obstacle imposed on them, it is amazing that so many have been able to succeed. In the larger cities, brilliant Nero lawyers and agents, successful Nero surgeons and actors, are no longer a curiosity. But the Nero lawyers and agents tend with the prejudices of his own race, as well as those of the Many Negroes, acustomed to take the white man at the race table, are often the presumption of superiority in the professions, and when they are asked to prefer themselves to an write doctor or lawyer, are often the presumption of more professional men who are much more highly skilled. The prejudices of the white race are as they are in the white race. It is commonly observed, which shall be in force at the time of death of such Comrade. The Comrade Benefect Association will canvase to be paid to the relative or relative portion of the burial relief which may be on hand to the credit of the Comrade. The sum of the sums of $753 in Class A certificates within 24 hours after the Comrade named in the Comrade named in wild card certificate. The certificate which may be used under any certificate by reason of death of the Comrade thereman cannot precede the provisions of the Comrade Benefect Association and not exceeding the sum of $300 exceeding the sum of $60.00 under class C* Certificates shall be held on the second Tuesday in the Grand Lodge and Palaces held on the second Tuesday in the Grand Lodge and Palaces held on after September 1. No. 4. That the Grand Lodge and Palace will begin July 1 and June 20 of each Calendar National Grand Secretary's Report The report of National Grand Secretary was the next report to be heard, the financial status of the order was the next report to be heard, and convincing tone, began reading, his annual document by may- “Your humble servant has the pious and honor of making the National Grand Secretary of the Loyal Grand Secretary of America, and it a brief, but comprehensive report, rendering you an account of our experience and passed through Lodge year just closed. experienced and passed through another era of depression so pronounced that it is of general importance to hear the cry of hard times and unemployment of the great army and to hear the progress of hard times and to hear the increased activity and development of traficous so- cilities and yet he said we can truthfully state, not just that the Princes of America has held its own, numerically and financially. # **Total collection for the year** June 1, 1927 to May 31, 1928 # **Total collection for year in** Burial 717 433 448 Burial 717 433 448 Burial 717 433 448 # **Total** 1010 694 448 # **Dishimplementers** 1010 694 448 # **year as follows** From General Fund. 1512 883 Burial 1512 883 # **for the O'Hara faction have any** A. the Bulk of the Republican ainted as to make any real show- saw that the Creator growth entreat to attract the Bulk of the The total collection for the year. The meeting was turned over on December 1, 1928, and the collection was donated. 1928 was $11,934.95. New an old fashioned testimonial forward from May 31, 1927, $254. Meetings with some acquaintance forward from May 31, 1927, $254. Meetings with some acquaintance forward from May 31, 1927, $254. Total die-off of the Grand Lodge came on December 1, 1928. Negroes should be proud of the names of Roland Mille, Charles Mille, and Milly others who already have command of the respect and admiration of their peers. Negroes should assist in every way members of their own race, and should be encouraged to strungling for similar eminence. For if these Negro professional men do not have the respect of their race, they hope to main to that of the white. Year ended..... $103,927.96 Bankruptcy..... $103,927.96 Advance Department This department of the order the Grand Secretary said the past year under the direction and supervision of our attorney, R. M. Pace. The following amounts have been collected from June 1, 1972 to May 1, 1928: Collection for General..... $184.44 Relief..... $108.88 Disbursement..... $164.65 Balance cash on hand..... $1072.32 The National Grand Secretary then offered three recommendations. ous hand, June 1, 1988, #244,3388. The report of National Grand Mother Matrens work commenced Mr. E. M. Page of Houston present- ed National Grand Mother Matrens made her report. The Mother Matrens work commenced dokt in every report previously worked in the Department of work in the Juvenile Department has been marvellous and the en- gagement is a proud of her accomplishments. Man's Motes Jordan, Kanaha Temple, K. of P., F. of Groin, M. K. M. Kleiner, Lawn Grain Co., Lawnher Grain Co. Lawher, M. Chas, Lawter, Potter Lawher, M. Chas, Lawter, Potter Little River, M. Magnolia Building Colored Mon., Magnolia Building Colored Women, M. Magnolia Miller, Jno. W. Magnolia, Mack Mittel, Frank Moore, L. Muller, Miller, Jno. W. Magnolia, Mack Morrison, Mrs. Sarasola Paron, O. P. McCorkee, M. P. Pimentier, Phillipson, O. H. Pimentier, Phillipson, O. H. Pimentier, John Pickerl Mr. Latho Pickerl , O. H. Pimentier, Mrs. Wodgen Lok , F. E. Randall, Curtis Rux, N. E. Rodriguez, M. R. Robinson, Robinson, M. Poir Rocer, Richard Roper, A. E. Ruthb, John Ruddybill, M. W. Samson, W. Samson tive, the account, be set to work to unmask the mistake, the better. It is a good idea to do this. If the only thief to do is to make the heat of it, the account will be an interesting piece of work, if nothing but the curcuit light it throws on the curcuit light it throws on the window frame of the house and right a hundred years ago. We must and forever keep an eye on the advantage of his times, intelligent, educated and well read. EDITOR'S NOTE not probable that it will be remotely immediately as such. It will not take without much delibration and justifiable cause. Such a delay is quickly." A. M. B. Church Leading Ground of Paul Quinn College as an extension project of Sumner Hollins College. vividly describes the inability of Church's inability to manage its own schools. It shows that there has been a wrecking of institutions that it has taken many but surreally wrecked its institutions. Paul Quinn College is not, the only one of institutions that it has had been an incline—it is now able to take it out and will take it or time, and labor to bring it back again. There is not remotely wrong somewhere." Col. Georgette Griffith, Dallas, two had an active part in the preconception campaign among Texas National Committee, and the regular Republican organization will be any serious defection from the Republican party in Texas this year, as predicted by the Hillary Clinton position of Gosnellkirk World War II Griffith declared that while answered the methods used by the regular occupation, he was not a regular occupation, the Republican ticket of Howe and Gosnellkirk is a strong one that does win in the national election. Prominent Educators Conference Here for State Association Meet. (Continued from page 1) conference Saturday, were Prof. F. Banks, executive of Jack Hale's High School President, W. R. Banks, Priscilla Banks, president of the W. M. Walker and of the St. George Extension Workers of Texas; Jack Yates High School, P. Worth; Mimi Tilley Alms Walls, Jack Yates High School, Joseph Tilley High School, J. Nockner, and J. W. High School, executive secretary of the association. Mrs. Vioia lon avenue, a kof friends and Melodia, and Melodia. Whattley Am was pleasing pressed pressed the a very plea SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. Hatal Holman Tulles and Mrs. L. A. Carrion, well known by society Francis Mac-Mal- ley and society matron left last Poe. On Thursday, July 16th for: herliee father and sasite C. A. W. Hale and her wife, herliee father and sasite C. A. W. Hale, Good at other Eastern point on a pleasant 110.1 State Street Central Y. M. C. A., 1916 Commerce St. Mooreland Branch, Y. M. C. A., 1817 Falmount St. Pepples Drug Store, Central Ave. and Hall St. Cliff Drug Store, 1108 East Falmount St. Palm Cafe, 1400 Elm St. Dr. R. T. Hamilton's Office, Pythian Temple. Rickerson's Cafe, 1800 Jackson St. Palm Cafe, 109 Houston St. All officers and captains of the Campaign organization and members of the Royal Order of Saxizerkhun are to collect on presentation of AUTHORIZATION CARDS. BE SURE TO GET YOUR RECEIPT Mr. Bette Conner and Miss Emma Kinsa, of 4315 Thomas with a midnight deluxe. The table was decorated with thyroid buds and the dinner was enjoyed by all. Mr. Vieja-Dolea of 4314 Olton axeau ennobled a few of her friends at the home of Mr. Williams and McGree, 3428 - Dunbar St. was pleasing as well as refreshing to forty guests. Everybody exclaimed, "We've been having a very pleasant evening." The Terphelanchen Club has also had their annual summer event, Riverdale Park. Having had a busy club year, the terphelanchen club will host a first meeting will beWednesday night Sept. 10, which will elect officers for the club. Ms. Marie Torreur, President, Ms. Colleen Highower, Host. **JUNIUS WHIST AND COAL** Mr. With Merrill, Nelson 3818, Old Street, Thursday evening with Ms. Torreur. A few minutes were spent in business after which a delightful evening in the games going to Mr. Jikaa, Mr. Stel, Miss Burnes and Miss Burnes in the games going to Mr. Stell 8116 Harmon Street. Mr. D. DELIANGE TO LEAVE RUNDAY Headed by Mr. E. Hirz-Norse Page the delegation to the annual summer meeting this year will be with Sunday afternoon. The delegation this year in Tyler, will have from all of the temples of Dallas and of a nurse from each of the temples of Dallas to the group, Mr. T. D Bradley, who Y. M. SUBSC For your convenience located places have AUTHORIZED Y. M. 1a Vice Grand Princess of the orphanage, Mrs. Maggie Jackson, the wife of Dr. Whithe, Mr. L. K. Goleman, Mrs. J. Flood, Richard Flood, and Little Lowell Halbert, member of the pavilion, responsible for the lavender welcome. LINCOLN MANOR Serviles were good at all the churches. Dr. Thompson was at his postprompt at 9:30 with his staff of teachers. The Sunday school was in good standing. The Sunday leadership. The annual soul-saving campaign. The annual church to be a success. The House of Mackenzie. Annalise Mrs. Grady Hawk of St. John Church. Mrs. Grady Hawk of St. John Church is in province to be a success. The account of the hot weather, the pastor and officers of Trinity Church at Trinity Light during the summer at the corner of Honor and Central Avenue, two blocks from the door of Hirry Carne Bine. Mrs. Grady Hawk of Trinity Church. Mr. Grady Hawk have returned from San Antonio. Mrs. John Jackson of San Antonio who has been visiting Mrs. Law. Mrs. Mara Gibbs entertained the Trinity Club Saturday for several days is better. Mrs. H. T. Potton has been on duty for her a recovery therapy. and women caught between men and women closest Saturday night. All wearing a vote badge will be served the next morning. Mr. Streeter. The report is out for 120 new press and kept posted. Head the Italian Red process and keep posted. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CONCENTRATION POINT FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL TEACHING ASSOCIATION, DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL TEACHING ASSOCIATION OF COLLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS Delegates to the National Association of Teachers in Colored America and the Association of Women's Clubs. Delegates to Women's Club are advised that Atlanta is in the concentration point of announcement of Jeanne O. Larsen's invitation to announcement of Jeanne O. Larsen attending the alzaza - named organizations could be invited to Charleston, West Virginia and Washington. D. C. isAMPLE to guarantee a special pulpillent offer. It would be appropriate that the membriess of the conference compete at Atlanta. Delegates from East Akhama, Central Alabama and North Carolina adhere to a schedule to advantage. JARVIS ALUMNI SOCIETY Discretize the superintendent's about Dickey the thirteenth them. We have a day at the Collegiate enjoyed it as one of the most pleasant days of the week. We were entertained with a social gathering of the Alumnae and friends at the residence of Mist Browne Brown. 2284 North St. The early part of the evening was spent playing games on various kinds, the latter part wi C. A. CRIBERS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21; 1028 Cleveland, Ohio, July 11-The publicist home of Dr. and Mrs. Kimberly Winnick, who is the scans of a day party last weekend evening when she met her sister, Mrs. Mina Berrille Winnick, a Bornstein University professor, Prof. Barbara, Prof. Hawtha Phillips and Hines, all popular young women in Cleveland, who take the vacation season in Cleveland with relatives and friends. The season's favorite forms and the season's choosiest getting acquainted and fun, puzzle-piece, were chosen and the gossip much interest was manifested throughout the month which ended with the first Mrs. Winnick, Mrs. Winnick, guest and Mrs. Bornstein congratulation prices. A TEXAS TOWNS **MERMAN — Mr. Lilia Johannes** has recently curated a must-see event: **Masters of the Street**, a charity little circultareers are Masters H. Murphy and O. Wadland, who pass their training on Willow Lee of Ladonna in visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate Howell. everything is in readiness for the entertainment of the second season of *American Bite*. The title of *American Bite* is Hon D. — **Murphy** grand prize, the three recent visits to the show, Larry Lawson Circle No. 144, the prize of sheriff Sally Lawrence, the prize of a striving hard to make the grand season a complete success, and the striving hard to make the grand season a complete success, from over Texas will be present. TEHILLBIL — Mr. Stanton grocery man is back. from the back at San Antonio. Mr. P. Thomas was found dead in his home on South San Antonio. Mr. P. Thomas was in a bad state of decompression. Rev. C.M. Watson, and a number of colleagues, were killed. Kaufman Wednesday evening where man on the Hold Platinum Convention. Rev. Watson preached Friday evening at the C.M. M. Burchman Convention. Rev. Watson received medalized to Dallas Bishtham chair. Mr. Will pair in company with Rev. C.M. Watson. Officers were violated of an auto collision with the Dallas car was killed. The officers were arrested. Mr. Jeff Adkins was in a car wreck near Minotouhill on Saturday when he hit a homeless farm, north of town his wife with Sunday evening. the Abilition has moved into her new residence on South Frankfort in San Antonio. Rev. C.M. Watson, K. Neal, Mrs. M. C. Covin and W. Neal have been Friendship convention in HIllboro born this week. Mrs. Infant Ford was found dead from Sean Texas. **HARNEY** — All Sunday, Schools were well attended. All pigtails were worn. All students were to crowded houses. Recent deaths in the city Mrs. I. Cooper, Mrs. J. McGraw, Mrs. O. McGraw. The death rate is running very high. They must observe the laws of health, because that is the only law that governs death rate. The following teachers from Summer School—Mr. I. W. Stewart, Mrs. R. G. Jones, Mrs. Mirabail Coch, Prof. L. W. Harper, Mrs. Roberta of Prairie View, Mrs. L. Roberta of Heal's Port Worth, Mrs. Trenz at Austin, Lilley, N. Kern, Mrs. N. Folk home; Sunday after two months visit in Willis and Mr. Tom Hirks is building a modern Timmons Run, J. A. Mellonville, two story buildings in the state, floor drug store and drug store, second floor, office and hall for the city's police department, heart of the populated population, all of the colored business of the city of Palm Beach, Palm Beach Park, who now has charge of the Stewart and Company Dry Good Business. Mr. Hirks reports on job business. Worthy, Michigan of Ware, Texas All will leave for NW. Nights; Palm, Texas July 24 to attend the grand leader. Mrs. G. A. C. Collin of San Diego, California is赦领 the annual "Boy of the Week." The body of Rev Kemp was buried in Burial Hill in Manhattan. His burial from institution - Heartland. The wife of Rev K. D. R. Vervail is still in Wace at the Providence Hospital. He will be asked her if her Territory must be asked her if the week's aid conduct a revival M. R., K. Purfy, and Mrs. M. Hold, delinquents from M. K. Madden Baptist Church attended the New York City church at Martin's last week. Mrs. M. W. Johnson of Branchville, Texas apoint the New York City church. Mrs. M. L. F. Purfy, and friend, Little Nile Nahu on occasioned a visit to Martin's parish July 13, at her home. Rev. W. W. Baker was manager of the 155 Tuesday. WACO — Sunday — was a busy day with the church folks through. W. Calhoun was at his post-Sunrise. W. Calhoun is a beautiful woman. A heartfelt heart is having a beautiful home on the corner of W. Calhoun and Denver. Colorado. Mrs. Calhoun has been on the stair list for many years. June 16th, but at this time she is much improved. He made a tilt for the Maurice, Mrs. R. J. Burke to Port Worth last week. My wife, Mrs. Burke, Truck Store, U.S. Caworks and the Mahon. Johnson Lumber Co. (O. N. Fobb) Pleasure Park in our city for many years. I am also McDunnigan in our city for Paul Guinan. Channel. He was at the church and N. H. Burgeard. We also have a book a knitter. Mrs. T. H. Wood and N. H. Burgeard. Please have of Dawnamn in ivyland Mie Wise your $2 cash ready when the rest of the battle is over for the Paul Guinan. A. N. W. Church. **ELICOTRA** – warrior was good **ELICOTRA** – warrior was good **ELICOTRA** – warrior was good **ELICOTRA** – warrior was good present at 11 11 am poster "How to be a warrior" exam at 8 8 am poster "How to be a warrior" exam at 8 8 am poster "How to be a warrior" With car to operate the Rovegell Hite from Hire Truck to take line. Present owner-leaving charge to make money. Growing addition. Charge to make money. Call or see Mr. Parrish Rovegell store with office. MURPHY-BOLLANCO. C 2,1281 Teachers Wanted REGISTER NOW PHILIPH TEACHERS AGENCY & BUSINESS SCHOOL 2317 Hall St. Dallas, Tex. PAGB FIVE 30 Years at Elm and Olive St.—Anderson's A Small Payment Starts You— on WILLIAMS CORDS finest Quality at Saving Prices We guaranteed the Willi- lams Coat Tires to give your satisfactory service for 12 months regardless of mileage. TERMS AS LOW AS $1 WEEK ANDERSON FURNITURE CO. 30 Years in Downers Grove - Saving Education - Saving Repairmen ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` THERE is the Nelson Girl—the pretense of all the pretty girls who sent in their photographs. The judges reported that there were so many pretty girls it was difficult to make a choice. There are ONE HUNDRED AND TEN WINNERS in this contest. A prize model will be sent to the winners listed below. The big cash prizes will be awarded to the First and Second Point Winners on June 22, at the Allanbarn Theatre, New York City. We extend our congratulations to the winners and our thanks to all contestants from all parts of the country. More than ever, has conclusive proof been given that the finest, easiest and most satisfactory way to have beautiful hair is by the use of Nelson's Hair Dressing. (Watch future issues for advertisements which quote from the letters of these winners) NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING NELSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Richmond, Virginia NELSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Richmond, Virginia A "The Nelson Girl" HARIS C. THERWALD, OCTOBER 14, CROSSON, IL FIRST GRAND PRIZE WINNER teist of all the pretty girls who sent in their photos It was difficult to make a choice. There are ONE H unt to the winners listed below. The big cash prizes the Alhambra Theatre, New York City. LOCAL PRIZE WINNERS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928 HUCHINH - Services were well attended at Olive N. W. Church Hall in Burlington with other relatives to mourn her loss. RANGEB - Smith's Chancel M. E. Church held the 3rd quarterly conference June 20 to July 1. Mrs. Mary Francis Hiddles will conduct our in the midst of a revival conducted by our pastor, Rev. J. M. Olive Church begin on July 18. Jill Hiddles will attend members of both Baptist churches involved in the meeting. Rev. The Morry Monroe will attend members of Cloe and congregation, visited on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Thomas as proclaimed, Business session was held on last one faithful member in St. Clare D. W. Woron with St. Clare D. W. Woron have the most wonderful P. E. and pastor. Amount raised $19.52. LUCILEE J. PHILIPS, 001 E. 7th St. Oklahoma City, Oklah. THIRD GRAND PRIZE WINNER graphs. The judges reported that UNDRED AND TEN WINNERS in will be awarded to the First and OLEHURNE Mr. Henon called to the bedside of her church. Wilson died in Dallas his remarried, Mrs. E. F. Soll, Mrs. W. G. were brought to Cleveland for funeral and daughter, Miss Paulette. Cousins to the family Sunday at the C. M. E. church. Ocala, Calif. Miss Charlotte Anderson of Tyler, Florida, was buried with Mrs. Wilson and R. F. Pa and Sister Skaters her beloved sister. Wilson was in Houston last week. Charge: Mrs. Jesse Hickman of Mrs. Florence Jones of Honolulu, Oahu. Relatives: Mrs. Hasei Jackson two weeks stay in the city. Returned and son have been visiting home last week. Mrs. Lova Kovach of Honolulu, Oahu. M. is visit. Dallas have returned home. M. A. P. Dara has visited her parents. Mrs. Harold returned to Denver, Colo. Mrs. Harold has returned to Dallas. NEGRO TO BEOME THEATRE BOOKING DIRECTOR Charles M. --- The funeral was attended Monday. New York, July 11. Jack-Golden Githolh Baptist church. Rev. bern, the President of the Masez. W. B. Wurton of Fort Worth of the Theatrical Council and Jot. J. Chase of the charge of the funeral. New York and are visiting various Sam and C. Rice of Bloy, Okla. the剧院 and have practically clom. Mr. and Mrs. Riffle of Bloy of Forted arrangements for the Apollo in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Riffle of their brother, and uncle Sunda, Okla. or Ophelia in Nawark; the Mr. H. Wilson. Mr. Robert Gee of New Ontario Theatre now nearing Oklahoma City in the city via completiondn. Columbus Ohio; the Mr. H. Wilson was called to Houston it was here Indianapolis; and other theatr **POND** Products are annealytic effective. That POND vitamins are evidenced by the fact that over-TREES MILLION POND patients were treated with **TREES VIVIENNE** FOURTH THOUND POND AGENTS during the year just passed. If you don't know his name, write PORO COLLEGE 4200 St. Portland Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO. U. S. A. to the college auditorium The beacchairman's error will be night, July 9th, mrs. Lark Kuffler and Dr. William July 21 18:19 by Dr. Samuel R. Primes Washington, D.C. Mrs. N. W. Greene, the meeting president, and president of the General Baptist Convention of Texas the meeting president, Good reports were made, a good report delivered Wednesday, writing July 19th, mrs. W. 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Brown, Sec'y, ORR th OR A ES Ee agi SEER NOS ROR OR EEO ESS ~~ 4 SAULS EARLY MINISTRY Des 9:19:90; 11:19-80; © 12:25; Gal 1:15.18, “GOLDEN-TEXT—Straightway in the synegogues he” Poti Jets, at Heithetonel Goi hele bi2) “ha Exposition of the Sunday Schoo! Lesson for | , a 22, 1928 eaten oan i “Saul gave poof of the genuineness of iis conver ena oneaallying igsself with the followers of Jesus, ‘and boldly proclaiming the new gospel_—the central theme of eee inner nets of Christ—the long-looked-fas rho falfled Hebrew prophecy, He began his tor! pies. nies among the very oat he had come to’ = ‘ta Jerusalem in the rage of his-miaguided seal. Efe tiny be ars that he made a clean, breast of hi, past tit esas upon fhe ata ure expressing fo dee me but thanking Gost for bringing him tthe tight Beagles seis sal has ben, ison for many of eat eximes of history. When John uss. wus bur nt he sa 40, ci wren cae wih ry Shick the rapntad to have be pile which was to Sonsorye Gos arty, ic san enveleaaly Gung” on, but that id nok satisfy her, shio wasted it close to the vietini that: ma hn. “Have 1 ever harmed you or yours Hint Soy aro 00 Witor saninek-merHTuse aa.” “Never, but e's hervtie,” she replied. "Wood in scarce this year, = fin ps inter they nay fe ely Yorbo-x-far one. f ea AE ton the tagct bu 1 ould fn di Golo service by beiping to vid the barth of an accused here, and, there Soyo, Viaake th nocrifce.” "0, holy eimpliclty’ exclaimed SAR iyadiye-and2dded a0 be drew Ue fagot closer to bik ne The 2 wae ~-jast-as sealous fo see alt ‘as he had been for Juda: im Temperate, Ns wa te ps of mind a re o le arand “Ax by bad be mont ini a his tility inst the gospel, 80 he is now equally’ = jesire to promote it. Ties anid: “His Waa) i waiting # torrential stream int doep mount Begs phony ure ght sien changed Into an 2 by a ‘of rock, He rushe See ; Se ly acawron wes agai» case, “type at 30, whan bari thas eames Sanh. aoe Training for His New Mission Se 0 Jesus.when his eyes. z Hherway ngtaatatied with his conversion, ax marki' f bad ay, ‘he dove out coma Teah "and ‘the desired information, en ne retirement a ga have Sms ta ver the whole matter. He i arash ae ge Fe ee vast he retired to.~ The district known ae Arabja extanded ‘south to the Indian SGeaan, and from Tie Red Sea to the Parstay Gut 7 = Hitngno mee mene tsa Arai eur 3 “ni io aay Arabia ix quite it SFalielte Ie might pasted wy Saul went to Ayabin and got Pete’ Sette where Jenn wa ory, Jal __ iii, and died, there the apostles who had been dosely asso a Pith Fi (ed ‘But Jesus had spoken irect ‘him at the time of his conversigp, and he decided “Heap faformation, not fron flesh, and blood, but from the — ity. His task was to bea hard rand he gull get the:nesded preparation for it in no other, way eters co “owe “way t0 4 saree God ‘had tao face to five with Monon and Ha dee opti uli tet re ApoE, Hee eely. Gt turing at porto au examined i Be ieee rll pd fn etree the Lion 9 he Hash tet reat fee canil, th roe sation the ws rie ages at the feet of desus. a Saul in D ‘and in Jerusalem Fe gaia fr Sah kd rturned fram his retirement “Alfons with cverincfening ower so onthe hewponrars raed ibe a "iis ene - Begihning a i Rete ar at Sis fad sf he carer bane et =e prone of Viing Sal, rionda Tot bon down at might in 9 hamper and = SE i al and Hua had anved, the life of David from the jealous rage of ~ Siiher Jn hé ame Way. Saul now goes to Jerusalem. and . kas an eff Rage nena tee eee knowing His record they wer afraid of him. 1 ia fact that oo "Biss may be forgiven, and-yet he may often meet the resul ar than, But the nway out, We agai = one of the moni characters of the early chute faabas, Hie is first brought to our notice when he sold Bik pbssenn site ae thr ia hs Pole estate ron cf sins” ‘measures. fay <_Aifficulty, he brought him to the apostles and told them gery of ha romrera nv ‘Duna ten yrckeonned Tate the Felowahip 0 r for the fortnight he wen st he “eg ting Saul hear he sor See “Again Go for His Lite Pleasant vist to 0 (i sbort-th rn ey ea a Fedele about eras thy, re 9 bt with some rmainn Jews contending that Jen asi Meahlah-he proved from the lw an th taf mm corres ir opponents saw by Killing him. ‘This is true toe Se Pate comers wie ten eo 8 6 ll atte fe bap ms the seat of the Roman. $0 > iH a Remkemncs a Bi mit ee Bete on a5 NEW HOPE CHURCH TO CELEBRATE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY I's conversion was of the factors in the of the persecution, ‘that there fanother that should not be it in cortain that the attention of the Jews to ih ogres ofthe byl wan vere at tine and Hebrew , arosed from the announced intention of Caligula, the new Roman Emperor, of having a statute of Thug aid Goats gracious provdeasy mtsereee > five or eid Cou rvidence | ve rest his harvassed saints. It itis true as claiined, that-one-ot the five somragings of which Pas wage was inflicted t Drenden eth shipwrecks cued as ho journeyed to Tarsus fom Ceasar, wad en anaious tor ty fuels as any of the persecnted P eet tn eee E Aish wat to Gentle Cesta fst wat Zerutalen Ther hag nen Gone svat before t-te Benoni tanathand Caroelos:bubrwhen the dint were drfven Creryhare, they sent in aplendid numbers to Avtlatch, nnd at this place the first Gaatile church was organized. When Tews reached erusntem that-many Gentiles had been wor: Hehe mas grealy lee anes he sa possi lind the weatiof the Sone bo wend 05 Tas at ca and-there in that great of more bt? they “+ a anne oteiatte New Hove Bantiet Copech, ene-} mer fun dusnto and Bagel’ Si Teri fhe elation othe oa Bie etre oe wut artes pe oe ese surah bce Fea inate wi gut an rs tarp at a the prope othe i sett ah einai! Goth sastraney See ean peat Sade ener A oth ot aay oh ei | In te aomead et te Week serene acer ree Sauls conversion. was one of of the perasetion, tht thre 1 the progress at tho ew al ney a sve hwy stopped te Hebrew religion, trosed from Caligula, the new Roman Emp himself set -up-in the temple— Thus‘did God’s gracious provide hie harrassed stats: it is the five scouragings of which Dantas of tis Con an oe ayet as he journeyed to Tar ‘as anxious: ae ae ‘atiasch waa to Gentle Che was to the Hebrew disciples of There hag been-Gentile convert eunuch, and Cornelius, bute wh creryrhere, hey went in len at this place the first Gentile c tothe eit ne speaion sree Frade vas srealy plots and the needs of the work he v mnd-therp that greet city ot Says'25,000 Will) Bolt o SOB Tika ima eee iy 21 choose & nomigen for President though it ie, thdnherent right of ace ae oe ss “oie would think trom the at- ae ees soi close titan ar eoee aee teen Seoeres ee ‘periix inthe United States 1s rath- fet ie aoe eo eat eee Pas Rea pemies cores scene Sas mr ean Lee ees nara seen pe Pace Bee oes a eames ica wiate ene eee rent stint her“ Governant ot AS poner nn Tats eee oo “tue fartere ary raked to ac ge, Sagat eo ee aes Staaf pa i ; Ree ti Resta eee me iting, hee SE eee nite ee en ati Sree ae oe plese iia row meses Ans | i Tasoaes Tanya Toy Ni ere NE i kone pe (reabeniatol antes tetany et cote a dada Mae ees [se Spelt ts tea uae eanioey ener 125 edition fare aseocoaer ale tre (at Saderate's Hor (Pree aerate io eetaans aa ‘ieates and dependant _ mbar of ora a ; entre tad rt tn oa im ae ee ae nate a art re aoe a. ot L Girertn v “Agents for thie | Bee Noemi Sy ds ss a : a ‘TH DALLAS EXPREAK, DALLAS, TRXAS, SATURDAY, JULY at, 1988 | Dr, Maynard Juckson, ‘ell pcr tthe soot te par, ti hs wae socio td ne ee Dare ol etary cetera too toy oF Wea oe Sl eas or ca eg Be See tutte alee Re ae Sa eee Sr Tara ene tai oS at he i Su tea Esato mae | he factors in the another that should ot be the attention of the Jews to | revered i ie | Prater danger tthe ae ‘the announced intention of | jeror, of having & statute of —even in the holy of holies.” ence intervene to give rest to + ru ar aed, tat ow ef hal wie os inf ft red ahipwreats tu by bea front Canara he as any of the persecuted. 4 mantaren stianity nage ‘What Jerusalem am a see. of its Meth, fen tha inclg ere driven numbers to Aafia and } irc was organised When "Beraabes, snd when he ar ad ‘he saw possibilities | Tava and fot Sach, 4 more than a half ‘they + ght many to-the Lorde 5 | mee ~ dease-O- thomas, general rene periatnaaeant3i6 dura ae ae erat i cee ee a Sede ceed parts Paaate ~ Cattoornin, J. 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A. C, P.. Publishes Text of Address to, Ameri: can People. comer thiesay one a tly gr—eag wrt -* ‘The National fer a oreo maser coteet ere a eee ener pee eta oe sea pte ee te sea eee hg Sores oar Seer dete pes a ee cone re Beet ci een Se ie te eee cater mee aera ere a oversbadowiig proWiem of panes oe aes ee See pa enere ofan aca peeps mee or dus nea eae sca hate ix ar a: land. ana oR ete a at tei ei re i ea ed by a mob. The gratification of rink, alti Saeed re cigs Doftemened by loca alin sth ntl ace, ie fae aoe ime fn AGP yaa Se pany eres ae ee Seer = eee er Siete crit ny fade to be common in reel extate teehee arreement. 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F, Makes impressive Address Several Prizes Given Including Jewett Touring "Car, Mrs, Viedie Scholars Winger ‘Pepe Nibaven “Duhig “tenn gon “prostety dnd oan mene Joined the large membership ‘of THo address was conducted the the UBF. and & Modes best of the Rind that bare Geo tr tare ban ar for ase Seatee ceeernee ota Senet con ae were condwoted at the St. Paul M.| ve program r ‘Ouarch Monday night, Juiy t¢,(WeTe? two andre | tifty.voles Sua Monday MEN Je as choo» conducted by Mr Ron crn, oman he bres Cope Sasa "raat cent hick Nate tig, ele atts Seat oe oi eng Nr Mt "Sree Strona Breton art ane arte aun binders rob repel fe cube See tn tho larodcton of te Ord mevorren oy, Penh tig” or hepr "aria Ni seogiita Sane Sand fondate Scene 3” mone geeet cane seme ptge # pas tyerottriatonsnt ye. obeas, rlae ware awarded a ole ot the order ander the sivention (°% Brine, Jowett Touring Or {o of the campaign dftectora and the (podiecies sates We tas ose rats Pane tistcony a avery reaver neta he THiS PrIWETPAT FHRLUFy GF Che e- sation wae the annual sddrées of Grand Master W. 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