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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-06-24

Fatty Arbuckle, the fellow who
makes you laugh, at Unique satur.
day night.
Lucille and Dorothy Hatch are Wis
iting relatives at Wapheton.
Frank and Harry Davis and sister
Mrs. Jas. Dowd, arrived home We'd.
nesday from Mobridge. where the,
visited friends and took in the State
Shooting tournment.
The funniest man on the screen
Fatty Arbuckle-at Unique satur
day.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-06-24

Mrs. A. F. Pierson OF peeyer was
IN our city Friday.
MI and Mrs. George TAYLOR of
west Sisseton township were enter
tanned at Mrs. Emmett Kennedy.e
Monday.
Mrs. Tanning, who has been at
Andover several weeks caring FOR
her father, returned to Sisseton
Monday and is once more caring for
the children in the Alderman home.
Her father passed away a faw days
since.
j. A. Rickert drove over to Roy
Lake Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Axnees ex-
pect to leave by car the last Of the
week for visit with relatives at
Duluth, Mimi. They will also visit
Mrs. Axness' parents at st. Paul.
Richard Cough has returned to
his home after working at Roy Lake
a short time.
Emmett Kennedy who has been
working near Peever, has been with
his family since Monday.
Mrs. Schwarm came down from
Ellington to be the guest Of her
daughter Hazel during chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Grandpre and
baby, Mrs. M. Becker, John, Clara,
Helen and Mary Margaret Becker,
all of Turton, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rademaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Madison and
Miss Dora Madison, Of Belgrade.
Mimi, have been visiting relatives
in the w. e. Sampson home.
The high wind which accompanied
the heavy rain of Sunday afternoon,
blew in the glass in the door OF the
Green Plumbing company's front.
Mr.. Heuermann, the company's man
ager, says he doesn't care a tinker's
gol-darn for the pane of glass or the
working of replcing, but is some
what riled over the fact that the
green sign painted thereon is CON-
plete wreck. The artist will again
letter up the door as soon as time
will permit
Several Sisseton boys went on an
adventure to the cities last week
They are returning one by one, lei
us hope wiser than when they wen.
Miss Hazel Schwarm was taken
seriously ill while guest at the
Foss home Monday evening. Or
Tuesday she was taken to the Pow
ell hospital where on Wednesday
morning she submitted to an opera.
ton for appendicitis. She is gettins
along nicely.
Charlie MCGEE was up from Mil.
bank from Friday to Monday.
L. j. Lukanitsch, wife and famil,
expect to start by auto the latter par,
of the week for a pleasure trip te
the Black Hills.
The dance Saturday night proved
very enjoyable to the participants.
Lyall Ertsgaard and Gilbert Bur
ton are working on the Waleticl
farm.
Mrs. Lindell and five children were
in from the farm west of town Wed
nesday.
See the Brownings Comedians a,
the Unique, Tuesday, June %. ]
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-06-24
NEW ARRIVALS

Arrivals during the past week:
Carl Flesshacker, girl; NJ. NJ
Huschle, boy; Elmer Kleven, girl !;
A. r Sorbel, boy: Harold Warrins,
boy; Dave Leckness, girl.
Leonard Hanson was operated on
at the Powell hospital Tuesday TO,
broken arm.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
KIDDES CORNER.

Thomas and Ida Mae Ford, 341O
Greenwood street, left Thursday to
spend the summer months at Hot
Spring, Ark, visiting their grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nelson enter
tanned quite a few of the little folks
at their home, 2709 Juliet street,
last Thursday afternoon in honor of
JneIr son, Audrey Russell's seventh
birthday.
Master A. W. Briggs, Jr., 9O1 AL
len street wants to enter into the
business of selling the Dallas Ex-
press. Master Briggs contemplate
embarking soon in the journalistic
field.
Master Maynard Jackson, the en-
ergetic little newspaper salesman
says he will be large enough after
while to sell the Dallas Express
IA his car
Master j. W. Ross, 3405 Thomas
Avenue is learning to sing and APP
pears to be unsteady inclined.
Little Eugene Austin. 220S Allen
street, says he want to be doctor
when he becomes a man.
We will always welcome an ex.
preston in this corner from the
Riddles. II they fail to see the
writer, let them mail their matter
to the Office.
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THE DIAMOND CHARITY
CLUB.

The Diamond Charity Club met at
the residence of Mrs. Randolph c..
Carr, $500 Swiss Avenue, Thursday
July 90, 1921. The business was dis
pensed with for the following pro-
gram.
Solo-Niss Estella Robinson, ac-
companist, Miss Bertha Watson; vi
olin Solo-Master Landrant Glenn
mons, accompanist, Miss Annie M.
Covington; Inst. Solo-Miss Annie M.
Boone; Recital-Mrs. j. R. Drake;
Inst. Solo-Miss Jocie Lee Grant;
The announcing of the opening OF
the Day Nursery by Mrs. H. d.
Morgan.
The club will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Grant, 2426 Caddo ST., Aug.
18th 1921.
Several visitors were persent. The
club was photographed during the
meeting. The hostess served a two
course luncheon; LIST course, nut
sandwiches, tomatoes on lettuce
leaves with mayonnaise dressing; End
course, vanilla ice cream with gold
devil-food and carmel cake. Mrs. j.
X. Drake, Reporter.
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Ell BETHEL BAPTIST :
CHURCH.

Services were excellent for The
day and much good was accomplish
ed. The Sunday school is conduct
ing contest rally between the young
mems and young women's classes.
Bro. Chas. l. Mcdonald. teacher Of
the young mems class; Bro. y. e.
Jones, teacher of the young women's
class.
The morning preaching service was
excellent. The pastor delivered an
instructive message on .The Sin of
Self-righteousness." Lake 1S:11-13.
At $50 p m. mass meeting was
we'll attended. and the result is g
financial campaign and tn resolve
to complete the auditorium Of the
church this year; watch our oper-
atoms. The p. m. services was
under the auspices Of the Home Mis-
sion Society. An interesting pro
cram was rendered, and the pastor
preached noble sermon on Com
ing 10 Christ Through Difflculties.'
The membership has the hurn Of
Association Preparation"
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COLLECTED $2,248.OO FOR
TULSA RIOT VICTIMS.

The National Association Tor the
Advancement of Colored People, 20
Fifth Avenue, New York, today an
nounced that the receipts to date OF
it' fund for the relief and legal de
Tense of the Tulsa riot victims
amounted to $2,24SS7..
In connection with the announce
ment that funds were being distrib-
uted through local committee of
the Association in conjunction with
the recognized Tulsa Colored Cit
izens Committee. the National AS
sociatlon for the Advancement of
Colored People issued p warning :
the public that frauds were being
committed by people travelling over
the country and soliciting funds,
elleging that they were working for
the relief of the Tulsa riot victims.
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PAUL QUINN COLLEGE CLUB
NOTES.

The Paul Quinn College Club rem
dered the final of a series Of re-
citals at the new A. NJ. Z. Church
n Oak Cliff. Sunday July "a, 1921.
The club met at the home of Mrs.
Gordon, 1901 State Street, Thursday
July %, at p. m. This clut advo-
Gates the development of young men
and women along educational lines.
The club endorses any movement
that tends to interest the young peo-
pie of the community in construc-
tive work.
In order to stimulate and Interest
in literary work this club challenges
any college club of the city to a
debate or oratorical contest at some
time. in August.
All graduates and ey-students of
Paul Quinn College are requested to
be present at tine next meeting at
the home of Miss Lewis. 1901 Thon,-
as avenue.
NOLAN H. D. ELLIOTT, Pres.
]. p. BEDFORD, Secretary.
G. C. COLEMAN, Reporter
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St. James A. M. E.
Temple.

All interest in the church family
teens conferred on two events-the
pipe organ Installation and the COM
ing of Major VIM H. York, the per-
sonal representative of President
King of the Republic of Liberia. We
work of building the organ has gone
forth with haste by the experts who
are doing the work 1t is the larg-
lest organ owned by the Colored peo-
pie in the state and is beautiful
instrument with an oak finish and
gold pipes. 1t fills almost the en-
tire space in the rear of the choir
that was left for that purpose. In
another weeks time it will be ready
for use When this is put into SER
vice the congregation will have the
most complete church edifice to be
found in the country Mr. s. w. j..
Lower, who is the donor of this
splendid instrument is all smiles.
Many had said that the promise of
the organ was only a joke or a
dream-but be il a j1ker or dream,
the organ Is mere.
The organ will be used the first
will be unveiled and formally pre-
sented to the church by Mr.. Lowery
and his mother. This will mark
the beginning, of the great installa-
ton service and the midsummer
bazaar which is being rapidly PLAN
ned by the church. The program
will be out in few days. This
event is looked forward to with keen
anticipation and will be one of the
star events of the year.
The next event of great moment
at st. James Temple, is the coming
of Major William H: York. the per-
sonal representative of President
King OF Liberia The Major, stands
out as one of the most noted travel
ers of the race and few of any race
have seen more of Gods green earth.
He has found his way into most all
lands known to man. Mr.. York is
not wearing the title of Major as a
Joke, but has gone from the ranks
OF private soldier to that Of a real
Major in the regular army. Aside
from long years of service in this
country he was sent to organize the
regular army in Liberia and is one
of the best posted men of Liherian
conditions in this country. He is
closer to the President and can speak
with authority. HE WILL SPEAK
AT ST. JAMES TEMPLE TUESDAY
/ NIGHT, AUGUST 16, subject: Id
IBERIA. its Possibilities its Needs
Z and what it has, to Offer" Every
IColored man in town should hear
Major York on this most interesting
subject
Liberia will celebrate it first hun
dred wears OF existence as Blacb
Republic. II has been one hundred
years since the first settlers went out
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DALLAS DISTRICT WEST
|. TEXAS CONFERENCE.


The Twentlety-sixth Annual SEES
Texas Conference was held at Ferris.
Texas, July 1881, 1921 Tuesday was
devoted to the Sunday School Con-
vention with Prof, T. j. Douglas,
presiding. The young people that
discussed the subjects of the day
showed the progress that. our church
Is maxine Money raisedieby this de-
partment was over $4,000.
Wednesday opened up with the Ep-
worth League with Prof. w d, Kirf
patrick presiding. Music was fur
nished by Milford'c Junior choir.
The 0ratorical Contest on Wednes-
day night proved success with the
winner of the prize, Miss Deltessa
HOLMAN, Dallas. St Paul, Money
raised, over $4,000
Thursday opened with the Dis
trict Conference proper. with DR.. ].
W. Warren, District Supt presiding.
Rev ]. d. Rice. " NJ c. A. Secre-
tary, spoke on the boy problem.
The pastors Of the different charges
brought in splendid. reports.
Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety played very active part on the
program These women are doing
great work under the supervision
Mrs. L. A. Richie. District President
The conference was blessed By
having many distinguished visitors
Some Of whom were Dr. W. r, Nc
MILAN, M. d.; Rev. ]. D, Rice. Prof
II. S. Thompson, Mr. Quincy Clark
all Of Dallas; DR. L. II. KIM, editor
Southwestern Christian Advocate
! J lancaster Union Choir composed OF
1.-THE best talent IN the state furnished
mnsic on Friday evening.
Misses Ruby NJ Ventress aand Sam.
mie L. Jones spent a delightful stay
lin Fefr'R Texas
Miss RUBY M. VENTRFSS. Req,
I -a-A-A---..-... 49, ~nrNamnuaana~uar
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Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church.

Last week was busy week
around Bethel An excellent pro-
gram was rendered Friday night by
the Summer Normal.
The Leak Missionary Society had
a splendid meeting at p. m. Sun
day. At p. m. the A. c. =. League
rendered a musical and literary pro-
gram to the delight Of all who were
present.
There will be Debt-paying Rally
SUNDAY Every member is asked to
pay $500 if possible. The forces
are being led BY two Of Bethels
strong young3 men, Mr.. George Cur
It's and Mr. A. w Briggs. Every
loyal member who would like to see
Bethel clean OF debt is urged to be
resent Sunday and pay at least
$1.00. The pastor will preach al
both mhniitg and evening services.
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SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School is growing rapidly
under its superintendent and the
efficient corps of teachers. Rev. d.
W. Calhoun, Field Man of the North
western District, preached noble
sermon at IL o'clock. Night service
was also conducted by the aforesaid
minister. Rev. Bilbrew preached for
the city laymen Sunday evening, us
ing for his text, Hebrew 2;3, sub
ject How shall he escape if h9
Neglect so Great a Salvation"
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W. W. W. ART CLUB ENTER
TANNED.

The w. w. w. Art club was highly
entertained at the residence of Mrs
Lille BosN ell, tuesday Aug. 2. At
ter the business meeting instruction
in art work was given by Mrs. j.
n Brown, pending our exhibition
early in September
Eighty guests were present at the
Moonlight Frolic given at the res
ident of Mrs. l.. NJ Lewis. The club
wishes to thank their many friend
who attended. A course of salad and
ices was served by the hostess.
Flowers We're given as souvenirs.
The club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. W. w. Williams, 2l16 Clark
street
Mrs l.. NJ. LEWIS, Reporter.
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TEXAS COLLEGE CLUB NOTES.

The Texas College club met at the
residence of Mrs. Carpenter, III
Leonard Street, Tuesday evening
August at $3.50 p. m, A number
of students and ex-students attend
ed; yet, we expect a greater at
tendance at the next meeting next
Tuesday evening at $3.50 p. m. at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Featherston. 1903 Thomas avenue.
Mr.. Vim. H. Martin is president Of
this club and he is competent to
fiji the position.
HENRY D. PATTON, Reporter
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SOIREE SOCIAL CLUB.

IT, Soiree Social club met Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. Neal
White. Two hours were. divided be
tween business and pleasure, an
hour being given to each. During
the course of business our president
gave a brief lecture on Club Du-
ties" and plans were discusses for
the incoming weeks amusement;
after which the hostess served a
very palatable menu.
Last week, the club met with Mrs.
NJ Plique Mrs. Hunter of Pasadena,
California. was pleasant visitor.
Monday, August 8. club meets with
Miss NJ Marlborough. 1928 Hallsyille,
at the usual hour. p. m.
FANNIE RICHMOND Acting Rep.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST
CHURCH.

Sunday was a high day with the
women. Pastor Barnes preached two
great sermons; $42.S0 was collected;
three joined WITH us.
A musical and literary program will
be rendered at the church August s,
1921, s p. M, conducted by Miss
Hattie Shaw. All are cordially in-
vited to attend, Admission Is cents
and rs cents.
Rev. R. G. BARNES. Pastor.
Mr.. Is. SMITH, Clerk.
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7. B. MADISON GOES TO
IOWA.

Mr.. " B. Madison, local real es-
tate dealer, left Wednesday for an
extended visit to Chicago, New York
and Anes, Iowa. While in Chicagos
he Will. make study of real estate
and business conditions of that city.
In Ames, Iowa, he will visit his
brother. who for ma years has
conducted a thriving plumbing bus
mess there.
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OAK CLIFF.

Mrs jamie McParker of Louisville,
ny, formerly Of this city, while Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Hudson, 1910
Boil street spent Friday afternoon
in Oak Cliff with Mrs, Jennie Smith
and daughter, Marietta, There she
was greeted by many of her friends.
Mrs. Linnie Simmons mother is
very i'll at this writing at 10th and
Fleming Streets,
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DR.. JENKINS VISITS THE
MADAM WALKER CONVEN-
TON.

DR.. r. S. Jenkins, well known
Presiding Elder OF the Dallas Dis
trict, left Wednesday afternoon for
Boston, Mass, where he win attend
the annual meeting Of the Madame
Walker agents of America
Dir. Jenkins goes as special repre-
sentative of the Dallas Express, and
while there Will furnish for dts read
ers an accurate account of the do
ings of that lody
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SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School il still progressing
nicely. Banner Glass No. 6, Broth
er Cox, teacher. 1900 a. IN. anu s
p. m sermon by om Assistant Pas
tor. Two were added 10 the church
The Home Missionary Union and
Y. w. A. sermon was grand. Reports
from our pastor is that he is doing
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AMERICAN WOODMEN DEL
.EGATES LEAVE FOR DEN
YER, COLO.

Mr.. A. W. Holman, Past Com
mander, Mrs. L. r. Williams, audi
tor. and Mrs A. l.. Walters, AS
slstant Clerk, Dallas Camp No. &C.,
American Wcodmen will leave f.'ln-
DAY, 7:25 a. m. via. Santa Fe, for
Denver, Colorado. as delegates tc
the Quadrienlal Convention at the
above place. There will be Wood
men Special comprising three sleep
ers and a diner.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

Mrs Lucinda Mitchell of Hemp
aiead. Texas, is in the city visiting
her daughter and son, Mrs. Bette
Johnson and Ed Manning, 2SC0 Jul
lett street.
;stewardess Board No. s, met asst
Thursday at the home Of Mr. anG
MIRA J. p. Nelson, 2709 Juliet ST.
Mrs. Clara Cooper, sister Of Mr.,
Eeiaon Jones, 2S11 Cochran street
~ visiting in Marlin for her health.
She VIII take three weeks treatment
shiie there.
Mrs. Bertha Watts, 1926 Trinidad,
and Mrs. May Evans, 1928 Trinidad,
10th readers of the Dallas Express,
are recovering from weeks ILL
neas
Miss Ellen NJ. Pryor and Mrs. l.
H. Ramsey Bishop, S42O Howell
Street, left Tuesday for Denver
Cc;o, and Yellow Stone Park, Ia
spcnd the rest Of the summer
iittle Thelma Hawkins. 371S Nun.
aef avenue. returned Sunday night
from a two weeks stay at Fort Worth
Miss n A. Neil OF Little Rock
Arkansas. who has been employed In
he Offices Of the Golden Chain Of
.tha World left Monday for her home
Mrs NAE Brewer left Saturday tC
visit her husband at Temple. Texas
tFrom there she expects to visit rel
afives in Washington. ID. c.. and spenC
The rest of the summer in Atlantic
CITY. N. j., with her brother She viii
probably spend a few days " hei
home In Boston, Mass
Mrs. j II. Hill. 1919 Commerce st.
has returned from Little Rock Ark.
where she was attending the Crane
Lodge Of the Mosaics.
Mrs Laura Johnson Of Denisoi
sister n-laW % Mr. 4. d. Walla +
OF chs Expres4s is visiting at hi
nome In Oak Gin.
Mr. J O. Adams Of Washington
clerk IN the Department OF A2rl
culture. Visited the city while enrout
20 Bryan Texas where he will spen
lbs vacation.
Miss Sarah swell Cummings Q
l3ellv,lIe, .Texas, is spending the sum
MGR with her cousin, Mr.. and Mr.
n. G. Richardson. 2509 Bryan Street
Mr. G. W. Williams. Deputy, Amer
lean WOodmen OF Shreveport, La
was IN Dallas this week, and wa
guest Of Mi A. L. Walters He wa
errcpte to New Mexico thence
Denver. Colorado, to attend the Quad
rental Convention of the above name
Order
Mis- Archie Smith OF Casey Stree
Queen City. is confired 10 her roor
dis week suffering from \ spraine
ankle and lacerated knee
Mssa Blossie welnburg lister (
Mrs Archie Smith. left Sunday Il
, JAs Angeles California. to VIC
irr p'ater. Mrs john Relson, sh
wiil return TO the city October list
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MRS. REID ENTERTAINS
MOTHER.

Mrs. Beatrice Armley of Port Ar
thur, Texas, was pleasant visitor
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs Alice Reed, GIG Good Street,
several days during this week and
last Week. Mrs. Laura Holmes and
other friends of Mrs. Reed royalty
entertained the guest
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Mr.. and Mrs Holloway left Dallas

Mr.. and Mrs Holloway left Dallas
Wednesday morning.
Miss Odessa Jordan and mother
visited Terrell last Tuesday. having
been called there by the death Of
Mrs. Annie Mae Diggs. their very
dear friend.
Mrs. Exaline Rice has returned to
the city after two weeks visit to
Wichita Falls.
Messrs. Norman Woods. Thomas
Orman, Neil MCGOWAN. Chas. T.
Braekins. John Runnels and others
visited friends and relatives in Waco
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Houston of West
Dallas, left for points in South Caro-
lima and Virginia, Tuesday morning.
They plan a months stay with rel
atiyes and friends in cities of the;
states
Mrs Beulah Adams Of Greenville
is visiting her sister, Miss Leila A,
Davis, 1926 Lawrence street
Mr.. Elijah Curtis of Hearne. Texas
was IN Dallas. Sunday and was guest
of his brother, G. W. Curtis, 34OS
Greenwood.
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W. H. HOLLOWAY TO LIVE
IN WASHINGTON.

Mr.. W. II. Holloway, representa-
tive of the Western Mutual Fire In.
surance Company and Secretary OF
the local Business League, has
moved to Washington, ID. c. to take
up work there.
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st. James had a splendid service
Sunday The Sunday School was well
attended and the interest in the work
and travels Of St Paul ran high.
The splendid teachers meetings are
creating new interest in the work.
The Sunday services were well
attended both morning and at night
The pastor spoke at both hours.
In the morning he drew his lesson
from the experience of Jacob at the
Jabbock, when he was preparing to-
meet his brother after twenty years
of separation He declared that one
bright hope for the race and the
world, was the privilege of strug-
Cling in prayer for the mastery At
night he used as theme "The Mis-
takes of Sampson" He showed how
strong men can be reduced to i'm
potency by coming under bad infu-
epces. He placed special emphasis
upon the 10th chapter of Judges and
the goth verre He wist not that
the Lord had departed from him.
He said Il is of little consequence
how beautiful a church building may
bay, 1t is useless if the spirit of the
lord is not in the people.
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~ asaAaInG0l

from this country and starteds this
new venture and despite the tur-
moil it has passed through, surround
ed as it has been by hostile powers,
who have partitioned the greater
part of the Continent and among
themselves, Liberals Flag still floats
on the breeze of freedom and offers
the black man a real panicea.
Come and hear this most interest
ing speaker tell the storv of President
C, D. B. King. who is now in this
country in the interest of his gov
eminent.
A luncheon will be served Major
York and number of friends at tn
close of the address.
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Mrs. Harry Armstrong of Los
Angeles. Calf. is IN the city visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Jane Patterson,
600 Flora Street she was enter
tained Thursday night
Mrs frankie Williams. 7O9 Allen
street. will leave next Thursday for
Los Angeles California. her future
home. Mrs. Williams has sold all
Of her household effects and will
leave to join her husband who is
already III Los Angeles.
Miss Birdie Bo5o, 2Sl1 Cochran
Street, attended the NJ, f. District
was a delegate from St Paul NJ. +.
Conference at Ferris last week. She
church.
Mrs. Ella Mae Lee, 2506 Juliet,
an ardent subscriber 10 the Dallas
Express IS sick at her home
Mrs. r. r. Randle, 1927 Junius
street. left Saturday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Huntington,
Athens. Texas.
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Hello "Chummy." are you going
" the recital at the City Hall, Aug.
9Th? "ain't gwine Z sta" Why
Pae gwine Z carae' gran ma.
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