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Grand Opening STAR FURNITURE CO. No. 3 2103 Dowling St. At Gray Saturday, October 26, 1929 DON'T MISS THIS OPENING! As we are offering some rare values in Furniture and Home Furnishings as well as Handsome Souvenirs for those who pay us a visit on our opening day.. Also if you are lucky you may win the Handsome Victrola which will be given away at 8 P. M. Everyone will be given a chance by visiting our store on this date. You can save both time and money by shopping here as you will find our prices at this store even lower than the cheapest elsewhere, and we expect to break all our previous records on this opening day. Look our store over and note the Exceptional Values. You will also find a complete line of Used Furniture at prices you can't resist. Besides we will take your old furniture as payment on new. REMEMBER THE OPENING! Prof. R. M. Catchings, manual training teacher at Jack Vale High School in Oakland, has gone to accompany his brother, Clarence C. Catchings, to the Veterinary Diagnostic Center at Palo Alto, Calif. See Spivey Printing Co. for good printing. Phones Preston 3252. Fairview 6859. 3270 McKinney. Reasonable rates. Work called for and delivered promptly. Mrs. C. B. Young has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in St. Louis, Kansas City and other Kansas and Maitwest towns. Mr. Young, who been ill in the home of his mother in Kansas City, returned with Mrs. Young, and is improving. FOR SALE. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 in bikini 14 with improvement) in the Fidelity Addition to the city of Houston, on the north side of the Turning, to J. M. Gibson, 203 Republic building, or phone Capitol 4819, for price and terms. Grand O 6-Piece Dinette Suite Very pretty Dome Suite, which includes table, four chairs, and bathtub to match choices of three adjacent rooms. $49.50 TERMS 3-Piece Living Room Suite Charming living room suite with two bathrooms, a sitting area, and a kitchen. $89.50 TERMS PAGE TWO ```markdown ``` LOANS TO COLORED Fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) to Build and Refinance Colored Buildings in the District of San Francisco 868- 210 Pilgrim's building TO CONGRESSIONAL MEETING Rev J. I. Donaldson, pastor Pilgrim's congregation. Church will leave the state to attend a delegation from Texas to the Midwest Regional Council of the Congregation. FIRST PUPILS' RECITAL The regular monthly pockets' public openings by the Nigro Music Teach Group will be held on October 26, 2014 at 4:48 in the Y W C A Cutter A. Meet the meeting of the Nigro Music Teach Group. NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD New M. I. Lance, English instructor at Boston T. Washington High School, has been selected as a supporter of the program, and will assume the duties that arise next Sunday. She is in charge of the public to be present at her LOST FATHER SOUGHT Mr. Ruby Brown, 2122 Avenue H. Worthington Falls, is accused to find her husband, Liam Hall Street. At that time he was living at 1414 Hall Street. He is at home in a room leading to his whereabouts will be appreciated by Mrs. Brown 644 HOWDAY GUEST OF LOVELYS Rav A. R. Howard, North Carolina, hold representative of the Board of Trustees of the M.E. Church of the M.E. Church, was the count guest of Javon and Mrs. J. H. Worthington and Lovell were classmates in the biological family about 25 years CALIFORNIAN IS VISITOR MALE OCTET AT RICE HOTEL TEXAS SERUM LABORATORY TREATS BLOOD DISEASES The Texas Serum Laboratory, 701-6-8 Chronicle Building, specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases, such as asthma, croup, smelch, high blood pressure, kidney disease. H THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 # CHURCH # ANNOUNCEMENTS BROWN C. CHAPTER A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. E. W. Morgan, Pastor The effect of the "Go-to-Sunday School campaign was still being felt here Sunday. For no many expresses pledged to become regular scholars. The regular session of the Inter M.E. churches of the district was held on the 23rd and the representatives of the churches were invited to hapel. Lessons on the life of Christ were very interesting and impressive. We praised the annual conference to praise Bryan McCormack, the emperor is expected to attend services all day. Final collection of annual dollar money will be received at the end of the year. 10TH MISSIONARY BAPT. CHURCH (2016 Pierce Avenue) Brantley Branch, Pierce MT. CORINTH BAPSTEST CHURCH Rev. A. Hobbs, Pastor Sunday school last Sunday was fine and well attended; 11:30 p.m. m. Passebriant or Hibbard班 will be "Bearer Your Sine Will Find You Out." which wax on you. 11:30 p.m. m. Uhour; a Bible drill was held and closed with the juniors in the lead; 7:30 p.m. m. the chair was a short bench, followed by the pastor, "How to Become a Christian." The quit contest meets M.S. Mrs. E. J. Johnson the praver. Praver every Tuesday night at 1:30 p.m. m. Sunday evening at 2:30 p.m. day evening. 8:30. The Houston Business Men's Club will have charge of the business; J. W. Roe will be principal speaker - Reporter. and other ailments due to impure blood. hours of this medical clinic and analysis bureau are 9 a.m. m. 6:40 p.m. m. Wednesday and Saturday. 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.; Sundays m. 10 to a. TAR FURNISH day, Oct offering some rare values in Fur ucky you may win the Handsor both time and money by shopping words on this opening day. Look Besides we will take your old fu Foot Stools Mobilite covered of excellent construction, with turn logs. A regular $1.55 value, only two turn logs required, none to payable 98c CASH AND CARRY Felt Base Floor Covering 49c. NET PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL (Wilson and Cleveland) Rev. J. I. Donaldson, Pastor 10 a.m. m. school Sunday 11 a.m. m. school Monday 11 a.m. Humanity's Supreme Need," 6:30 p. m. Church Sunday 6:30 p. m. Life and Life of Life," 6:30 p. m. the church message will be delivered by the Rev. M. Turner Murray, pastor of the church and study Wednesday, 4 p. m. Tram-Atlantic Club, Thursday, 3 p. m. chair prac The A. M. E. Ministerial Alliance, the A. M. E. Ministerial composed of Rev. E. W. Morgan, Rev. A. R. Bogan, has issued a statement A. R. Bogan, offers officers, members and friends for the conference year, and asking that the conference year, and asking that the churches of the connection Sunday, October 27, last call before the annual meeting. "For their 'fair and impartial allyship' and 'fair and impartial leadership' Presiding Elders M. L. Pendergraf, J. A. Smith and J. A. ORDAIN WHITE MAN IN NEGRO CHURCH Chicago — (ANP) — That the fourth church, the first, is the church, under the leadership and administration of B shop A. J. Carey, who lives in he church, a couple of people. Our Christianity of Brooklyn, N. Y., was indicated in Sunday when the church Van Worcester, N. Y., was indicated in MOVING PICTURES WILEY-P.V. TILT AT PILGRIMS TEMPLE The great clash between the gridiron and the view colleges at the Dallas Fair on Negro Day, which was witnessed by thousands of football fans from over 100 countries, was the win on the screen at the Pilgrim Temple Theater, November 1, 2. In addition to this thrilling score, the opportunity to see the different conference games staged, so far, beaten, will include the Houston Junior game, which will include the Houston Junior game, Samuel Huston game, beat-the-horse game; Booker T. Washington junior game; from all parade stages in Galveston last August. There will also be special tours from all the public schools of the city. These moving pictures were made by three photographers, C. Teal, the South Carolina Negro photo group, whose two one location, one located in Galveston, occupies four rooms on second floor Pilgrim building, West Dallas and Dallas Building, West Dallas and any in the country. The movie will be free and she for children will be charged. RE CO. No. ber 26, and Home Furnishings as well as Ha which will be given away at 8 P. M. you will find our prices at this store over and note the Exceptional Va payment on new. REMEMBER NITURE October in Furniture and Home B dsidey Victrola which will opping here as you will fi Look our store over and old furniture as payment 8-Piece 8-Piece Dining Room Suite Especially desirable for the modest purse. You will be unable to duplicate this value anywhere at this low price pre. This suite consists of Extension Table, Buffet of medium size and six side Chairs to match with Tapestry Seats, and Server can be had for a little extra charge. L $89.50 $5.00 DOWN FREE VICTROLA FREE VICTROLA Lovely three-piece suite, consisting of Sett, Chair, and Comforted Rocket. OPEN. SAVE $199. ```markdown ``` $39.50 TERMS A. M. E. ALLIANCE THANKS BISHOP'S RALLY (Continued from Page One) Cash Report SHADIO-GRAPHS Tuberculosis pitchers make poor showing in the sunshine. DR. T. M. SHADOWENS Odd Fellows Hall Phon P. 2094 Mark On Your Calendar— Wednesday Night, December 11, 1929 Better Keep This Date Open! Lloyd Fibre Suite AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER B. Garner, Mrs. W. W. A. Wagoner, L. A. Connor, Dr. W. Green, Attorneys A. Connor, Dr. W. Green, Attorneys Carry Leffall, Mrs. Jesse Earley, Dr. R. T. Hamilton, Mrs. Nettle Wile, Prof. G. F. Porter A. S. Carrington, Mrs. Thela Mingston, L. A. Connor, Dr. W. Green, Attorneys Sulphur Spring, Texas: Oliver A. Baron Baton Rouge, L. R. Raymond M Baranco, Brice Union Taylor, Texas: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stilwell, Amherst, Massachusetts Jefferson, Texas: Rev. Robert Holt Charles Young, Mrs. Charles Young Charles Young, Mrs. Charles Miss Louise Ray, Mrs. M. A. Blake Jack Boyle, Emilie Silver Jack Boyle, Emilie Silver San Francisco, Calif. Jas. G. Young. Simonport, La. Mr. and Mrs. S. Briggesson Houston, Texas: Mrs. W. L. Davis Harper, Mrs. W. Davis Harper, Helen Lafaye P. Williams, S. R. Rose, Mrs. C. A. Williams, S. R. Rose, Mrs. C. D. Collins, Wm. Jackson, Prof. J J. Lett. Prof. S. B. Williams, Prof. J W. Lett. Prof. S. B. Williams, Prof. J Reduce Congestion By R Street and I Traffic congestion is now citizens are daily subject annoying and expensive. You will save your own t if you will ride to and fr the street car. HOUSTON ELEC reduce Traffic Congestion By Riding Street Cars and Buses Tric congestion is now at its worst. Hundreds are daily subjected to delays that are paying and expensive. I will save your own time and the time of you will ride to and from the business district car. HOUSTON ELECTRIC COMPANY Reduce Traffic Congestion By Riding Street Cars and Buses Traffic congestion is now at its worst. Hundreds of citizens are daily subjected to delays that are both annoying and expensive. You will save your own time and the time of others if you will ride to and from the business district on the street car. HOUSTON ELECTRIC COMPANY JEFF L. ALEXANDER, Mgr. FAIRFAX 7171 . 3 2103 D At 1929 andsome Souvenirs for the Everyone will be given even lower than the clu ues. You will also find THE OPENING! 2103 Dowling S At Gray 929 Souvenirs for those who pay u none will be given a chance by vi wer than the cheapest elsewha you will also find a complete line ENING! HERE IS ANOTHER SENSATIONAL OFFER DURING OUR BIG OPENING SALE Complete 4-Room Outfit Consisting of Living Room, Dining Room, Bed room and Kitchen. Just imagine four charm- ing rooms of fine furniture all on Easy Terms For $298 A New Davenport Table A wonder buy for the thrifty shopper. A 28- inch Mahogany Finish Davenport Table. Regu- lar value $1,556. PRICE $9.75 .TERMS Chest of Drawers A large Chest of Drawers with spacious interiors. Has four large drawers, in walnut fini- ch. Regular $11.50 value. $12.50 SALE PRICE $298 A New Davenport Table A wonder buy for the thrifty shopper. A 38- inch Mahogany Finish Davenport Table. Regu- ular value $14.50. PRICE $9.75 TERMS Chest of Drawers A large Chest of Drawers with spacious inter- iors. Has four large drawers, in walnut fin- ish. Regular $17.50 value. $12.50 SALE PRICE Magazine Rack Your choice of three favorite colors. Special at— 98c NET CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY A. S. Carrington, Mrs. Thelma Carrington. Sulphur Spring, Texas: Oliver A. Carrington. Baton Rouge, Dr. Raymond M Barracao, Brice Union Taylor. Sugent, Texas: Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Sugent. SINGERS' CONTRACT ENDS After having been on the air six months for the Second National Bank, singing every Tuesday evening over KKRC as the "Second National Jubilee" between the Bank and the Colledge-Taylor Choral Club terminated with the program of last Tuesday evening. The club is now buoy getting ready for its spring musical festival, which will be held at the Auditorium during March, 1930. Traffic Question Guiding at Cars Buses that its worst. Hundreds of d to delays that are both time and the time of others from the business district on ELECTRIC COMPANY bowling St. Gray nose who pay us a a chance by visit- neapest elsewhere, a complete line of 198 Import Table infify shopper. A 18- lavenderport Table. Reg- 75 os Drawers vers with spacious inte- drawers, in walnut fin- e. 50 RICE CARRY Wiley-Prairie View State Fair Gridiron Contest Ends In 0-0 Deadlock AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER STATE COLLEGE HOLDS FELINES IN HECTIC FRAY STATE COLLEGE HOLDS FELINES IN HECTIC FRAY (C. F. RICHARDSON, Jr.) Dallas, Texas, Oct. 21. - While approximately 8,500 rbiWilker roots and boisterous Prairie View supporters—the largest crowd ever to attend State Fair—yellow game at the Dallas State Fair—yellowed themselves hoarse, two of Texas' best gridron machines battled to a scoreless tie here Monday. The game, which was ballyhooed as a "rubber game," failed to even the grudge between the two institutions, but the game was well played until next year to boast of victory. The stadium was graced by throngs of students and alumni of the contests, and the bulldozers of the others that speal al trains from Texas. Dallas, itself, was out in full force, and a noticeable increase in the attendance of white fans was also in the game. The game was well played by both teams and the officeating was void of the contests, that spoil the enjoyable features of an otherwise well-played game, and very improbable that any football game can be crowded with more action, thrills and chills that this one At the very beginning the contest developed in a paiting dunt between him and the opposing team, who were born synonymous with Texas gridiron immortals for several years, and Johnson was born in Washington High) luminary Mason had the better of the argument with him, and wired yards with his high and wide boots. Not one time d' he d he get off a kick. Not one time d' he get off a kick. On one occasion he kicked from his own 10-mile line to Wiley's 10-mile line. "Rent" Johnson to return it about 24 yards before he was finally nailed. Mason's kicker, the mastery of his dance, was "Rent" Johnson. Wilson, who once scored a leachen field of courage and anger, and in his wake, by almost perfect sidekick from Tabe, Okay, the allure of all spectacles and the profane Phone: Office F-8560 Res. F-0727 M J LAWSON, M J M J LAWSON, M J PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Res. 323 Reven Ave. PRESCRIPTIONS Our Specialty 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE PHONES: PRESTON 4752 8866 HOLSTON, TEXAS PARROTT AND SMITH Pep Bouada Make Impression First downs—Prairie View, 1; Wiley, 1. WE'LL ALL T Five big days of cooking Mrs. A. D. Rodgers giving make every one interested. Remember the dates—N Auditorium, on West Dallas from 2 until 4 o'clock each. Bring your pencil and pad is going to tell you many in economical home runn notes on her lectures. Cooking on a special A-der the auspices of THE H COMPANY, will be in ch entire five days. Plan now to attend every torium from 2 until 4 o'clock 5 to Nov. 9, inclusive. FILL FILL BE THERE! of cooking school—with the famous giving instruction. It's enough to interested. States—Nov. 5 to Nov. 9. at Pilgrims West Dallas and Bagby, Fourth Ward, clock each afternoon. and paper along, for Mrs. Rodgers m many things that will be of value the running. You'll want to make es. Special A-B Range, Mrs. Rodgers, un- THE HOUSTON GAS AND FUEL e in charge of the school for the and every class at the Pilgrims Audi- 14 o'clock each afternoon from Nov. ave. GASD FUEL COMPANY WE'LL ALL BE THERE! Five big days of cooking school—with the famous Mrs. A. D. Rodgers giving instruction. It's enough to make every one interested. Remember the dates—Nov. 5 to Nov. 9 at Pilgrims Auditorium, on West Dallas and Bagby, Fourth Ward, from 2 until 4 o'clock each afternoon. Bring your pencil and paper along, for Mrs. Rodgers is going to tell you many things that will be of value in economical home running. You'll want to make notes on her lectures. Cooking on a special A-B Range, Mrs. Rodgers, under the auspices of THE HOUSTON GAS AND FUEL COMPANY, will be in charge of the school for the entire five days. Plan now to attend every class at the Pilgrims Auditorium from 2 until 4 o'clock each afternoon from Nov. 5 to Nov. 9, inclusive. UNITED GAS COMPANY Moody Squires Management ALBA H. WARREN, V. P. and Gen. Mgr. LIGHTING NG FIXTURES LIGHTING FIXTURES ```markdown ``` Easy Terms The chandeliers and lighting fixtures in your home grow old and out of place the same as an old suit of clothes or a dress bought several years ago. Why not let us show you how to modernize your home by BUILD FIxtures to harmonize with your other household effects. Come in and use the large stock we have on display from which to make your selections on EASY TERMS. We will be able to help you with your home Plan and Easy Terms on the balance. A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT UNITED LIGHT Direct Factory Distrib CHANDELIERS AND L 2315-17 GRAY AVE. N PAYMENT—BALANCE EASY LIGHTING STUDIOS ary Distributors and Importers of OS AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENTS PHONE FAIRFAX 3848 A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT-BALANCE EASY UNITED LIGHTING STUDIOS Direct Factory Distributors and Importers of CRANDELIERS AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENTS Mexico. Texas. "Texa was almost enunciated of its Negro citizens Monday on account of Negro Day at Dale's. The B. M. and E. Convention at Tvlen last week. The awed mother of W.L. day after a lingering illness. Johnnie R. Holland. Jawz Chatman. Jr., and Washington. ashley was on Sunday, to be on Sunday, to Dallas. Woodland H'g journeyed to Waxahachie and played a Thomas. Mukgetz was a visitor to our city Monday. B. A. Holland and Blunt are prospecting this week in Houston. Carrie Carson, daughter of Mrs. Violet Hawkins, died in Abilene last week and her remains were interred in the To Modernise Your Home THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 CORSICANA MEXIA A. A. VAN ORSDALE, Commercial Mgr. DALLAS DOTS ETREL BETHEL—DALLAS Dallas, Texas—Bro. her Washington showed us last Sunday that he had been a great fan of the team. At 11 o'clock, our assistant past president, George, charged with a great team spirit, few fervors were with us. Mrs. Cherry was a great fan of the team and were united in matrimony, Dr Dickson, pastor, officiating. The attendants were very enthusiastic. The B.U. was used to m. J. Davis at 6:30. Rev. I. D. b. M. J. Davis at 6:30. Rev. I. D. b. M. J. Davis has just returned from the convention at Tyler, reporting the best convention of the history of the Hap. Rockdale, Texas.—We have quite a few of our customers among us who were wheeled by the mother of Mrs. San Juan and was to the B. M. and R. Convent on at Tyler, when his car collided with a truck in the hospital but doing fairly SANCTIFIED CHURCH OF CHRIST The opening of the soul-saving revival Sunday night by Mr. Lennon, Rev. James Bishop, mound, bishop, resulted in the saving of three souls. Monday night, regina was in our midst the entire week-end. Wednesday night was home mission night and state president, M. C. S. C. was in our midst the future building of a new temple. After a brief plan meeting, soul-saving again became the order until adjournment. The next day, C, which meets every Fri and third and Satur, was a very distinguished elder, who delivered a splendid sermon. Rev. H. A. Willis, amps. of elder presidents,化始 a deep conversation about the 31st. The missionaries are doing great work. Letters from teachers speak me in our wonder of the hard work he is doing in deep prayer and supplication for a bishop to christ in Arkansas. With a bishop's school in Arkansas the Bible League which meets at 3 p.m. was postponed to permit a t visit to the presiding elder preached, accompanied by his congregation. The revival continues throughout the appended week. In loving memory of our beloved husband and father, William Gibson who departed October 31, 1925; and our beloved wife, Lois, who has never been the same; but we have some day to meet you. Mrs. Ada V. Gibson and children. Hyde Park Court Addition "Houston's Peerless Negro Residential Section" Located on Dunlay (formerly Burton Street) just off West Dallas on West Bell and West Clay, Fourth Ward—10 minutes' ride from heart of downtown Houston—No addition like it offered Colored People and with Terms to Suit Any Person. Modern 5 and 6-Broom Brick Veneer Houses, situated on 50x100 lots, are now ready for sale and occupancy. All Modern homes are located in Water, Gas, Water, Sanitary Connections, Graveled Streets, Paved Sidewalks—Served by Two Bus Lines Only 10 Minutes from Downtown Houston—Ideal Location Close to Houston College. PAYMENTS, $75 DOWN AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS AR- RANGED FOR CONVENIENCE OF PURCHASERS Three (3) Salesmen Will Be On the Grounds Sunday, October 27, from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Come out and inspect this high-class, restricted addition and be con- 3306 DUNLAVY (Burton) PELICAN STATE ELEVEN WINNER IN BISHOP TILI PELICAN STATE ELEVEN WINNER IN BISHOP TILI METROPOLITAN—DALLAS ZOE THEATRE 504 MILAM STREET We are showing the Best Pictures Prices 10 and 20c Open at 10 A. M. ELMO MARTIN, Prop. THE Open For Business Saturday, Oct. 26 We will carry a full line of choice meats, fish, oysters, dressed poultry, milk, butter, eggs and bread. It will pay you to visit us. Quality and service is our motto. 2020 Dowling Art Addition "Residential Section" Street) just off West Dal- ward—10 minutes' ride addition like it offered Any Person. walka—Served by Two Bus Lines— 10 Minutes from Downtown Hous- ideal Location Close to Houston Col- NTHLY PAYMENTS AR- TEE OF PURCHASERS ed that it is the best proposition of its never offered to Negroes in Houston any other Southern city. L, Owner Sidewalks—Served by Two Bus Lines— Only 10 Minutes from Downtown Houston—Ideal Location Close to Houston College. vined that it is the best proposition of its kind ever offered in Houston in the southern city. PHONE HADLEY 7462 TEMPLE DOTS ROCKDALE IN MEMORIAM HILLSRORO JACKSONVILLE AUSTIN DOINGS COLUMBUS CULLINGS Columbus, Texas — Texas, St. Simmons invested a new financial seminar at St. Simmons College was raised in the rally for establishing a hairstylist pool. St. Simmons was raised on a daily basis. A student program would课余 each night for the mid-ages daily night with the third anniversary program, given in honor of Rev. Geo. Nicolas Connell. Total annual cost was $123.40. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will attend Saturday, returning to Houston Saturday, returning to Saturday night. U. S. Army, Davy Harvey and Ed. B. M. Stephens will attend Autumn. Miss Martie Stephens returned from a week visit in San Antonio. M. B. Davis a week visit in La- Crane. S. J. Johnson made a business part. T. W. Stephens and Mr. Grant at Hallstreet's event Sunday in Co- lumbus. Visited with a veteran Susan Charley Hall Hill returned home from Port City. The Informer at Davis Drug Shops. Deadlock CLEBURNE Celareo, Texas. A special train of five coaches left for Dallas Monday, filled with football fans, golfers and students. Lois Lowe's and Albert Spencer of Elizabeth City, IA. were married to the late John Lowe. Mexico is visiting her brother, Chande Kelly. Rev. A. L. Wright, Mrs. C. Spencer, and Irene Turner from the cockeytion at Taytown. Lila Mae Milton and Katie Scott of Oklahoma City, visited her brother, Mrs. Ida Franklin and Mrs. Katie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn have been visiting the missionary sisters of the Baptist church are preparing for a calendar of November, for the benefit of their children. Oklahoma City, visited relatives in Bortense Robinson, has opened her school at Nathan. Ed W. Brown has been visiting him, has returned to Broma, Green Bolden's mother, who has been visiting him, has returned to Broma. Green Bolden's mother, who has been visiting him, has returned to Broma. GRAPELAND. BRYAN BRIETS FOR SALE! An Old Established Business 2402 Dowling Street Located in the heart of a colored neighborhood on car line. A Fine Line of Merchandise and Fixtures Price Reasonable Here's your chance You have nothing to do but begin selling goods. Call Preston 8890 for an appointment See or write for "QUESTIONNAIRE" You can monthly examine yourself and take home treats for chronic complaints by mail C. O. D. Prices $2.95 and $3.95. To be taken on by drops, an improvement over shots. Holliday's Ketonol For swelling, rheumatism, stiffness, pain, soreness, piles, etc. Price $1.25 and $4.00. Holliday's Cinetol—F For female's irregular, discolored or rump, painful menstruations. Price 16-on aice $2.50. HAIR GROWER Officially based on New York Chemical Market. Price $1.00. Mail for other products. Call or write. DR. AUSTIN J. HOLLIDAY Phone Number 2011 1154 Pine Ave. OPINIONS THE MIRROR THE MIRROR (Continued from Page One) mark, and after a month finally, lauded Buffalo Stadium for the game. President Fred Ankerman played football games being played on the ground and agreeing to permit these two colored teams to stage the first game ever played in the stadium. After all details had been worked out, two colleges, notified in writing by special delivery letters, the Wiley resident raid team and the resident student his school had one b come away from home and he looked with difaffer upon their biggest attack game being transferred to Houston. Yet when Dr. Dorgan came to our aid and asked to term and continue the raid, by his part, during the early part of the year, he knew that Wiley was the best player in the Dallas State Fair on "Negro Day." Finally, the Wiley prexy wired that Wiley would come in Houston and that a letter would follow his write. That was two weeks before the letter from the noted educator has not reached our sanctum yet. So that's that, and what have you? It seems that Ben Davis of the Atlantic Independent and Benn Vann of the Atlantic Independent in a hectic journalistic combat, largescale political in its nature, but which appears to be perfectly willing to see the Republican in its assets and ramifications. Ben charmes that Ben is trying to add the race's political birthright to his campaign, perfectly willing to see the Republican in its assets and ramifications. Ben is the (Vann)伞 land a federal plum in the United States attorney-commissioner formerly held by Perry W. Howell. Ben retorts with certain questions about the Republican party in Georgia, as well as the Odd Fellows order in Ben. Ben avens that Ben is evading the issue and trying to inject personalities into the Republican party, then the fiery Georgian calls upon the Pennsylvaniaian to explain his connection at Pittsburgh. The court of the century" he goes merely on, with Ben assuming a commanding role. Ben's second state that he blow is a great finisher and that pleces blow before the final game. In the meanime, Republican leaders are pushing their plans to make and enforce laws that would "illy-wily" in all its aspects, and the result of the Davis-Vanamil journalism argument will not change the conclusion of this political situation on whit. As "Bil" Shakespeare said: "Lay or Duff, and damned be he who first made it." Passing Parade Did you get a whiff of Crimp's breath this week? How did you like Thornton M. Fairchild, mortician and business经理, just back from an overland jungle, Tennessee in Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. R. D. Ro. Kroetzel, convalescing from operation performed at Newark, N.J., to the hospital. Sign on back of topleas, old-model fiddle: "I get the Blues When I stand near this lizzie are "Red" Parnell and Willie O'Bryant, of 1829 edition of Black Buffa C. R. Crochan and her Golden Gate State museum. J. Allen Reese of Vences, Calif. J. Murray, rushing and hither to yash the Informer Fall Food Festival's auditorium, November $- $, inclusive. Houstonians attending the football game at Dallas Monday were Hobart T. Tayler, H. P. ("High Power") Carter and O. P. DeWalt. Martin, back in the show business. Dr. C. W. and Dogan Pemberton, local physicist, who took in the Wiley C. H. and H. P. Haywood Smith, railway station clerk-in-charge on the Houston, Yes, he knows the letter and how! L. A. Davis, National Benefit Insurance representative, rushing some fights, and then pushing a fushes a mean steering wheel. Telling about their trip to Dallas A. Wilson, locust migrant and Dr. P. Wilson, national homelessness, Homestead of Honeston, don't get your data at the ATF in Fall 2013 for the November 5-8 Palm Beach event. DALLAS DOTS The Houston Informer EDITORIALS PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS GROUPS TO HEAR TALKS after all is said and done, men and not parties are more preferable; for parties, per se, are proving to be quite inanimate and inarticulate, while men are very much amate, even though they are not so articulate at all times and on all issues. THE HOUSTON INFORMER AMERICA'S-GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told—Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday by the Webster-Richardson Publishing Company Inc., 409-411 Smith Street, Houston, Texas Manifesting a blind partisan devotion to the Republican party, Negroes have seen the so-called G. O. P. leaders not only desist them, but leave them exposed to the wrath and wiles of opposing political parties and by such stupid adherence and allegiance to the Republican cause Negroes have alienated maw friends from their cause in various sections of the country. A. Many of our people are want to criticise Southerners for remaining hard by the Democratic party through tradition and custom, yet the political history of the Negro race demonstrates that he is also hard about as guilty in this respect as his white frater in the South. In New York City Negroes are more independent in politics than in any other city in America, and, as a result whether the municipal reins are in the hands of a Republican or Democratic candidate in Hamill descendants have considerable representation in the municipal government and obtain a deal of political recognition. Several leading New York Negroes are pushing the cause of Mayor "Jimmy" Walker, who is the Democratic candidate for president in 2016, to re-educate the metropolis and in spite of his partisan connections. IS BAPTIST UNION IN SIGHT? The two warring groups of the Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention of Texas, known as the Wilson and Harrison factions, held conferences in Greenville and Tyler, respectively last week. The issues which brought both major parties into existence have ceased to exist long ago, and the man who is so blind partisan that he can not appreciate this transition is unfortunate indeed. MRS. S. H. ROSS Business-Professional Chairlady Neither body held forth as the convention, for the reason that order obtains such procedure, and thus they "conferred" at the end. All Republicans are not human angels and all Democrats are not mean devils, and the time has come when colored electors must desist in voting their prejudices, and cast their ballots for those who are not using platforms are in harmony with American ideals and institution. The Y. W. C. A. business and professional department sponsors an expo where are seeking a key to a further goal to which these clubs build their program of which these clubs build their program is the personal realization of the abundances of life of Jesus Christ of the earth. The terminated by freedom of spirit, fellowship with God of the department does not feel satisfied until a larger percent of the young women of Houston are lovely and of good report." Although the leaders of both factions had stated previously that they would abide by the decision of the Civil Court of Appeals at Dallas, which held with the Harrison faction in its ruling several days ago, rumor has it that the Wilson faction is busy trying to raise additional money to appeal the higher court's decision to the highest local tribunal in the state. This independent political policy not only should be pursued in Northern, Eastern and Western states and communities, but even in Southern districts where Negroes can exercise their elective franchise. It seems to the Informer, and every right thinking person, that these Baptist leaders have wasted too much of the poor people's money already in useless court litigation; for church fights and denominational riots are never settled amicably through legal As backward and prejudiced as the South is, a political renais- sance will come over this section, when the Negroes learn to vote intelligently and deviate, when occasion warrants, from their erst while partisan orthodoxy. Whenever the leaders on both sides of this denominational controversy get enough of the religion of Jesus Christ in their hearts; when they cause serving in the hypocrite role and begin to practice it; when they have been deprived of their rights; when they have impoverished their constituents enough; when they lose all of the conventional holdings and property, and beget for their denomination and themselves the contumely and disrespect of all decent and sober-minded people of both races; when they have been deprived of their rights; when they have been employed in and for the cause of missions and education; when they wake up and discover that they no longer have any convention, connectional enterprises or following—then, perhaps, these: bellione, "bbrethen in de Lord"; will stop fighting and thicker; become regenerated and "bring forth fruits worthy of Sunday, Oct. 27, from 3:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., the setting up conference. Among the speakers for the day are: Miss Eile Walls, community "Inclusion and Wellness" Webber-Colle, "Appreciations and Skills," Mr. T. M. Fairchild, "Mabel Patton," the "Charm of Good Health," Mrs. J. P. Ellison, spiritual religious education. Only club girls and the attending conference. "A attend this conference." Reporter. DELANY'S CONGRESSIONAL RACE For the first time in its history, Harlem will have the chance of casting its vote for a regular congressional candidate, who is a member of the Negro race, at the biennial election on November 5. Hubert T. Delany, Republican congressional nominee in the Twenty-first Congressional District, is the first Negro ever nominated by the party in New York City for this high office, all former candidates for the pest having made the race as independents. As in the case of Congressman Oscar DePriest of Chicago, when he was in the race last year to represent the First Congressional District of Illinois in the United States congress, the candidacy of Mr. Delany, due to the racial complexion of the situation, becomes and is a matter that should vitally affect all American Negroes, and every Negro in this country should be interested in the success of political effort on the part of an outstanding colored American. Y. W. C. A. NOTES T. Y. W. C. A. is busy these days at the baby contest which ends on November 18. Affairs are being given and the babies are being friends of the W. Y. C. A. and the different babies are working to make sure they are usured to give freely to this annual contest. Judging from the conduct and repeated actions of some of the Baptist ministers in this denominational imbroglio, instead of inviting saints to the mourners' bench, some of these religious leaders should be occupying the chief seats on this bench. If the race can obtain another congressman just now, it will lend encouragement to Negro voters in other Northern cities with large black constituents, and within the next decade the race should have several representatives in the lower house of con If the local churches would quit giving money for these court contests, we are of the opinion that this fight would come to a summary termination; for these belligerent brothers do not have the money of their own to engage in such expensive legal litigation. The following babies have been en- counted in the contest: Jer. A. Burrell, Jr. in committee; Amna Atkins, emplo- yment; R.A. Carroll, emplo- yment; R.J. Crawford, emplo- yment; R.C. Roth Willis, cafe- rion; Ola La Verne Robinson, re- ligious education; Vernon Smith, re- ligious education As the largest minority group in America, the Negroes should have more than one spokesman in the law-making body of the republic; but to elect and elevate men to this lofty position presupposes that colored electors must organize their forces, raise their own funds and then conduct a vigorous campaign to bring about the election of their candidates. Of course, the devil is having one delightful time while these supposed Christian leaders and monitors of the spiritual welfare of their constituents are engaged in an internal war that bids them to destroy the denomination and disgrace the entire Negro race! Names of other contestants will ap pear later. That they are unable to get; together on terms of peace lends weight to the argument so often advanced by members of other races, that the Negro is not ready for self-government, self-determination and self-improvability. A divided electorate will spell defeat to the cause of any racial candidate, and The Informer is hopeful that the Negroes of New York City will bury their racial differences and partisan disagreements and a united front behind the congressional candle Mr. Delaware. SAY FEUD BRINGS LAWYER TROUBLE IN PRAIRIE STATE While some of these preachers are devoting most of their time in this wrangle, their members are scattering and some of them stand in grave danger of losing their church buildings through a cause of the failure to pay off the mortgages on sold property. In this connection, the backers of Mr. Delany have sent out an appeal for financial help, in order that every voter in the district may be reached and shown the importance of going to the polls on day and casting his ballot for the racial congressional candidate. Springfield, III—(AMP) -Louis C. Taylor of Chicago was brought here by the firm for having secured, it is a ad, its license to practice law in Illinois and to practice law in the offices in the Franklin National Bank building, formerly practiced in Ocala. This is indeed a 'penny wise and pound foolish' policy, and compels such men as being wholly unfit and unworthy of any kind Already gratifying responses have been made and are being made still from all sections of the country, showing that the Negroes are oblivious of sectional lines when a cause is to the fore which directly concerns the whole racial contingent; and here's hoping that sufficient campaign funds will be realized to elect Mr. Delany to the United States congress. After having engaged in a tug-of-war for over two years, the Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention of Texas is in a worse plight today than it has ever been in the history of this religious organization. His friends allege that during the last congressional campaign, Taylor and Ocear DePriest. They say that when Judge William Harrison, also an alderman, was appointed attorney general, ran against DePriest that Taylor mounted the platform and revealed saddest historical bits about the judge's early life in the 1970s. Friendships of many years have been broken; churches, district associations and conventions have split wide open; bad blood has arisen between the partisans of the warring factions, and it begins to appear that the rift is irreparable—unless the sober-minded and level-headed adherents can unite at once on a compromise candidate for the president of the convention: ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE In a recent issue, The Informer cited attention to the fact that the directors of the Houston Community Chest, entrusted with the Amazonic task of raising $514,000 for organized charity in this city for 1930, should not wait until the last minute to organize the colored citizens for their participation in this annual event gets under water formally November 4 and ends November 9. These friends are said to feel that these charges are against Attorney Taylor which are now being pressed by the court. The charges against Bond was set in the amount of $2,000. When one stops to consider that all this contention and resultant bitterness has been precipitated merely to elevate some man to office, it becomes both ludicrous and ridiculous. When one stops to consider the history of such controversies, they ought to know that law-suits never did and never will settle such issues—such differences are only adjusted when the factional leaders get enough of the grace of the Prince of Peace in their hearts to consider prayerfully the situation, its impending danger and then act with one accord to heal the breach. Despite the fact that the white workers have been chosen and are now active in their preliminary gifts campaign, no effort has been attempted to organize the Negroes of this city for this project, which means that a make-shift racial organization will be started at the last moment, or that Negroes of Houston will not be allowed to play their part as other citizens during the chest drive this year. HYDE PARK COURT ADDITION PLACED ON NEGRO MARKET If there are only two men in Texas capable of heading the Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention; if, after all these years of freedom, education and Christianity, the Baptist church has been able to possess the qualifications for conventional leadership; if the denomination must go out of business unless one of these men is chosen as chief executive of the state convention, then the sooner the convention succeeds and its erstwhile leaders are consigned to oblivion, the better it will be both for the race, denomination Arthur D. Ewell, popular local band and business man, announces that he has acquired control of Hydro 10, a company focused on vision located in the western section of the city, near Houston College, and on the market for sale in Nebraska. Last year no effort was made to organize the local Negroes until three days before the actual drive got under way, and very few workers could be secured in such a last-minute undertaking. Notwithstanding the fact that the chest leaders have suggested that the workers be colored, the at the same time as the white, and that colored workers be given a chance to cover all industries and other places where Negroes are employed in large number, this has never been done; and thus colored workers, in the annual drive for chest funds, not only are organized late, but find themselves at a distinct disadvantage when they begin their belated work among Houston's colored pops. Several brick veneer homes have brick floors. The exterior Evolve states will be sold to colde home-owners on easy down payment and monthly notes to suit the purchas Is Baptist union in sight? This is an interrogation which can be answered only by the hades-raising element within the two warring factions among this branch of Texas Baptist! (Let us pray!) The property is located off Dunlilly (formerly Burton Street) on West 10th Street, where houses already constructed are 5 and 6 stories high. The property is conveniently, including gas, gravel street, pavement sidewalk, grass lawn, and three men will be on the ground Sunday and he will be inside the 6 and 8 rooms. He and he extends an invitation to persons interested in a modern home out Sunday and inspect Hyde Park out Sunday and inspect Houston's nearest Negro residential area. The chest is a community project and every public-spirited citizen should do his or her part to aid the workers in attaining the objective within the prescribed time; and, while Houston has never made a failure in its chest drive, the directors and guiding forces have always ignored and overlooked the Negroes until the last moment. NEGROES AND PARTISAN ORTHODOXY Having been the political instrumentality which played a major role in emancipating the American blacks from human bondage, the Republican party has been regarded for years as the orthodox partisan organization, as far as the masses of American Negroes were or are concerned. The Republican party was also recognized to vote for the Republican ticket, was regarded and labeled as a political heretic and partisan traitor. Several purely racial agencies share out of the chest funds, and our people are interested in the success of the project; but without racial leadership and participation the response from these colored citizens will not reach the proportions and make the commendable showing the leaders of the chest and race so much desire. The Negroes are far enough removed now from the Civil War to realize that the Republican party has no prior rights on their racial group, and that democratic republics function most efficiently and effectively where principles take precedence over par- During August 20 Texas cotton male represents 25 percent of the total cotton grown in the state, 6,672,000 yards of goods from 8- million bales of cotton. The increase from the 6,122,000 yard increase from the 6,122,000 yard Consistently nearly one-fourth of the urban population, such tardy organization of the colored forces not only work a hardship upon the race and does an injustice to the leaders selected at the top, but also creates a hostile environment in which, in neither but a monochrom community undertaking. In other words, Negroes in several cities in this country, as well as in any number of states, are waking up to the fact that, Carried His Streets—Se Perhaps Frank Will Bark His Fifty Thousand Dollars. Carried His Money in a Cart Through The Streets—So He Was Robbed of a Fortune Perhaps Frank Will Bark His Next Fifty Thousand Dollars. AFTER he had earned a fortune, own ingenuity—having started without a penny—he lost franks and decided to keep the money he knew it would be secure. But son tipped off a gang of robbers, and the advantage of the opportunity. Thus Carrolls, of Cape Girardeau, M. awakened one morning to find that didn't have a cent in the world. FTER he had earned a fortune by his own ingenuity—having started life without a penny—the lost faith in banks and decided to keep the money where he knew it would be secure. But somebody tipped off a gang of robbers, and they took advantage of the opportunity. Thus Frank Carroll is well known in the Mississippi awakened one morning to find that he didn't have a cent in the world. Built Large Fortune Frank Carroll is well known in and around Cape Girandoue. He is especially well known to the steamboatmen, who used to sell oil on the river front in the old days when steamboatmen was a novelty. And he would hold a position of authority. been. His parents were very poor. His father worked by the day for a farm and his mother worked by the night. He was likely to go hungry. Perhaps this bitterness of poverty was what turned Frank inside the窟窿 he traveled. As any other human being, Frank was a victim of poverty. He could not save some day acquire a fortune. How well he lived up to his ambition. Wörth Ower $100.000 Frank began in 1922, working for himself and forty thousand dollars in the bank, with a face that much. The bank went broke, but his cash out the day before with the exception. This money he lost. But he saved the biggest. This picture shows the house where Frank Carr experienced the misfortune of extreme poverty, more that Frank developed the ability to rob robbers cruelly took from Dr. Bunker's Handwritten By DR. M. N. BUNK Nationally Known Grapho- Frank ocean in 1922, working for himself, and when 1926 came, he had forty thousand dollars in the bank, twice properly named as about twice that amount. The bank went broke, but fortunately Frank had drawn his cash out the day before with the exception of a few hundred dollars. This money he lost. But he saved the biggest part of it, and he believes This picture shows the house where Frank Carroll was born and where he experienced the bitterness of extreme poverty. It was while living in this house that Frank developed a habit of hit the fortune which the robbers rarely took from him. The places shown, the house where Frank Carroll was born and where he met Frank, are the same as the house where Frank developed the audition and built the fortune which the Frank would inherit. Dr. Bunker's Handwriting Analysis --- INTERESTING ILLUMINATING INSTRUCTIVE W 11. 212 (c) 2015 10:30 Durham Dr. Chichester Ey DONN BRYAN Built Large Fortune successfully imitated: "how many? temptation, and people locked to him in the same yams, he built a large fortress. Everybody knows that Frank Carroll was very rich at one time, and he and people locked to him, since he has had that reputation, there has not been a lot lost his money. Today he has not a pinyin outside of what he makes in the streets. Sometimes he makes more money than he makes five. But he seldom, if ever, makes more than the fortress in George Walls, on the hotel staff in George Walls, on the hotel staff in the hotel at which General Grant had his headquarters during the war. He was well known as Frank Carroll. They were young, and they they were apart for any considerable youth, and they they were apart for any considerable country with the Famous Georgia Minnapolis which was produced by the company after he had satisfied his ambition after he had satisfied his ambition home town, at Cape Girardeau, and where he had worked when a boy Suffered in Poverty George does not exactly understand what he is doing, anyone completely underestimates, and no one understands the original character. In more ways than he does, he made a fortune, made man, and made a fortune, made man, and made a fortune. THE HOUSTON INFORMER This picture shows Frank Carroll's money. Note the gunny sack in which he was accustomed to carry it about. When the bandits robbed him, they took another sack, and all This picture shows Frank Carro'l and his push cart. Here he has a full supply of hot tammels, and is about his daily business. It was from this cart that the handling to ok the $55,000. This is a rather dilapidated means of carrying it through the market. love her. Just now that time a sandwich made really a regular shape mowed down the block and Amelia met him. She listened to him but listened when he told her. much he loved her and how he want- ed to be with her. He had decided to do it but first she was sitting on the desk at the it, and a copy of her book and also some of that of her here are the two writings, when she wrote A. watch a man, who is wrote A. watch a man, who is oil, sincere, a true and honest lo- v and a man who will do anything possible for these he loves. B is the writing of the "other man." It is stiny, mean, and even banal if he does not have his own way to truth. I found it, and now it is at home with his family happy Illustrated Feature Section ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION—October 26, 1929 Robbers Get $50,000 Frank traveled the streets at all hours of the night. He made it a point to remain on the job from noon until midnight, thought of going to bed while he was entering his mind. One had to remain on one's toes every moment of the day, stayed on the job, and added more to his life. The gummy sand in the corner of his mind day by day this grew, hence Frank must have had pretty close to no time to walk. Although it is hard to believe that a man would carry that much more than he could, this truly saves her He too, is finding a little more time to spend with her. Your writing shows your nature just as clearly as John Pears writes. He tells the story of the heart that is bored of the genr that does the writing. There can be "aouth" man or "another woman" in your life. And your handwriting has a hint that you know just as it did Annette. You may have a personal report made of your hair on the bed or the Slim Jim vanity mirror. Carefully, cut it off, care of this newspaper, with a stained and self addressed stamped envelope, for ketle. 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TAN-OFF is a wonderful article. A free sample will be sent by directing a request to The Mme. C. J. Walker Mfg. Co., Walker Building, Indianapolis, Ind. 35 cents per box at Dealers "25 Years the Standard" Mme. C. J. Walker's TAN-OFF PAGE EIGHT TEACHERS' MEET LEADERS NAMED BY PRESIDENT Marshall, Texas—The program of the Colored Tendered "State Association of Texas, which will come to Houston at Houston 28-31 in well attended meetings, will out here this week from the associational headquarters by President Joseph J. Rhoads, who is also president of Bishop College. According to President Rhoads, a man born in Texas has been formed, and all above the age of 21. PROF. R. T. TATUM, Bommer principal Adams Ward School, vice chairman of the department of secondary education at the Hamilton institution of the Colored Teachers' State Association, Nov. 25-30. cultural work being carried out in Texas, and at land, one entirely new facility, will have a part in the B22 program. PROF. E. O. SMITH, Houston prefectural Phillis Wheatley H1g2 School, and chairman of the local committee on school exhibits and industrial displays. Emory, Dallas, conductors; nonnual teachers' teachers' section, Thomas Holliday, Sant Antón, conductor; nonnual teachers' teachers' section, Pierre Pincar, conductors; nonnual teachers' teachers' section, B. Pendleton, Kansas, conductor. Department of elementary education; nonnual teachers' section, M. S. H. Fowler; nonnual teachers' section, S. F. Stewart Burwell, Worth West. K. MILLEZ, Houston National Board To Washington High School, where the "Foreign on Board Education" will be held during Colo- ron of Teachers' State Association, New THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 NEGROES RALLY TO DELANY WITH FINANCIAL HELP New York.—(ANP)—That Negroes all over the United States are eagerly watching and hoping that Hubert T. Delany, a former congressman from the Twenty-first District, will be successful at the polls on November 5, is evidenced by the readiness with which persons living outside New York have responded to the appeal. Early last week a Delany-for-Congress committee was organized in Westchester County, New York, to solicit funds throughout the county to help finance the construction of Rhodes of Elmsford was elected chairman; Everett Gibbs of Elmsford, secretary, and Dr. Erold Collymore of White Plains, treasurer. Other members of the committee were Wilson of Elmsford and Robert E. James of White Plains. Members of this committee began by contributing $5 each and have since reported a five-dollar contribution to Williams, M. D. of White Plains. Another group of New Rochettie college—Leon W. Scott, D. D. S. John A. Ross, Eas. Eas. Arthur Williams, M. D. S. D. M. D. sent a $30,000 contribution of $10. DePriest District Contributes The Second Ward regular Republican organization of Chicago, through its treasurer, Alderman L.B. Anzalea. The Second Ward is the First Illinois Congressional District, from the first Dearest Oscar DePriest was elected last year. In addition to making a contribution to the campaign fund, Atty. P. Anzalea, the president of a list of his friends to whom the campaign committee might appeal for funding. William H. Dorham, president of the Phillip A. Payton, Jr. Company, director. Parent-Teacher's section, Mrs. W. L. D. Johnson, Houston, conduct. For on rural school problems: J. H. Rowe, chairman; rural high school teachers' section, Mrs. Christine B. H. Rowe, chairman; Jeanne supervisors' section, Richmond, conducts; rural elementary teachers' section, Mrs. Amie Chicago, IL. (ANP)—There is no "nort district in Chicago," but seven districts inhabited by Negroes. The district is called Franklin, Frazer, under the auspices of the local branch of the National Association of Negroes. Mr. Frazer's survey exhiled the district that Negroes are cooped up on the Southside. FAULKNER OFF TO LIBERIA New York—(ANP) J. R. Fulkerson, the nominated candidate for president of the United States, will be the first week. While in the states, the states stared at stuffed up quite a lot of Internet content and even threw away the pieces against the present Liberal government, which were denied by Congress. CAT BITE PROVES FATAL Improved Uniform International Sunday School Lesson [H]REY P. P. R. PIZZWATER D.B. Dennis Mills Bldge (start of date=1985) Lesson for October 27 THE CHRISTIAN'S VIEW OF RECREATION LESSON 17 JE 31.12, 13.22 5.16 MARK 17 JE 38.24, 30.22 JE 38.26 GOLDEN FIXTURE I—am unfortunate that I might have it more unfortunate than PRIMARY TOPIC: The Right Way to MIGRATE TOPIC: The Right Way to INTERNALMACHINE AND NESOTO MACHINE THING PEOPLE AND ADULT MACHINE Topic: Recreation in Community In the last lesson, we will discuss the main work in there is a certain breaking down of ceils which need constant repair; therefore in order that work can be done, we will need Recreation. Recreation means recreation-Failure to throw this truth into the light. This light let us view the salient points in the scripture selected I The Coming Golden Age (Jer 31.22) Though Jeremiah was the wreeping prophet, and presented dark pictures of Jerusalem condition, God gave him a knowledge known how that through the miracle, hand of God the chosen nation should be delivered from bondage and oppression, prosperity and gladness should prevail. The source of all real recreation is right relationship with God. In this context, nothing so powerful affects the physical organism in its renewal as joy in God. In this coming age the Christian is called to help the old people and children (Zech 34:5, 11). H. The Christian's Relation to Fasting (Mark 21:1823). H. The very joyfulness of the diestes of Christ in contrast with the disciples of John and the Pharisees. H. The law of Moses only required fasting on the day of Atonement of John the Baptist was in prison, therefore he had to way his diestes were fasting. 2 Christ's answer (v. 19, 20). He declared that the exhibition of the book was not as long as he had the bridgeswood with them. The boy of present companions with Christ prevented him from seeing the real source of joy. He recognized that when the bridgeswood was absent, there was occasion for him to see the real source of joy. His fasting is permissible. In times of great need the early church fasted. Before sowing out the first mills, Christ was forbidden to fast. More fasting and less fasting would be helpful today in the ordination of Christian workers to the Sabath (Mark 24:28). The disciples were clamored with haterness when they plucked the wood from the Sabath fields on the Sabath day. In Christ's defense against the charge, He gives a lesson to the great king who in line of need use the shewroom that was only unwarranted. David in doing this was out of the regular line of duty. 2 Showed the nature of the Sabath V. Jesus Attending a Wedding (John 22:11) He is a striking light on the spirit of Christ. A marriage feast was graced by his Presence. In this act he set a mark of honor upon Jesus' earthly adventures. In this act many body Redemption lifted the body ordinary of marriage to its dignity and when the wife was exhausted, he wrought the first miracle rather than have its festivities marred. Glorious Earth has not a spectacle more glorious or more fair to show than this have tolerating indifference. Overcoming Obstacles An easy life is not likely to be a very valuable life to itself or to others. Strength comes by overcoming it that can best help those about it. THE THING YOU CAN DO What not do the thing you can do? Howells it is to waste precious time tiring the thing you cannot do. There is always something within your reach something tame than so that it nearer other goals, fills the life and gives it richness. 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