The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30

church. At the conclusion of the SER
vices Mrs. Rose went forward and
the minister hastily checked the de-
parting congregation They turned to
D., mno' ne mad to say. and Mrs.
nose was waved forward.
MI, understand that YOU people are
pelng told that am catering aY
clusively to the other race ana viii ~,
accept your patronage | have Con-,
touay 10 protest against such ra
port Tor there is not a person ,ybo
hana,, say nave turned them away,
or girl has stepped inside thai sbon
uoor. l am here to serve ali apS5
anyone who wishes TO avail them
ser Ioo o. ny service may do So"
Jack Phllllps strolled leisure1y home
win MS mother, and listened to her
envious TRADE W hei
Thank the Lord, I'm content with
Wnat mes done for me- | wouldn't
mink OF patronizing her, nor shall
Ii nS , Else II l can stop them Wait
lns untll she has set up a precedence
OF white trade. then offering us her
services. There are very few fools
mere. I'll tell youl She'll find out a
thing or two
When New. Hope opened it's An
i,u Baazar the next week, Mrs. Phil
or silverware offered to the Iadv
VINO was successful in securing the
largest number of votes (at the rste
OF lOc per vote) and the winner was
also also 10 be crowned Queen of the
ba@aar on the last and largest night
or the affair. Without thInkinr Of
ner appearance as a Queen, she en-
tered the contest, and owing to her
acquaintance with all the peonIe 81
ene CITY II was not long until the
other contestants felt that they were
too far behind to ever catch IN ~
was generally conceded that she was
70 De the winner, and they were walk
Ins homeward, when Mrs. PhiIlipa
9 I,S 70 ADJUST truant shoestring.
sent over in the shadows. she was
not observed by two women who cama
slowly around the corner. and before
she knew 1t she was startled M The
sound OF her own name.
Pretty. Queen she'll make. eh Sis
yer Brooks, II she hadn't run her
done by that new Beauty woman. she
might look passable but lust ina zine
her in that old white wolfe, retfipS
puheh OF roses on her head"
They laughe long and loudly. in
the way some righteous church MEM
o ors nave @hen they arc discussing
went on. Cheeks flushed holly and
burning with indignation and helpless
pain, Mrs. Phillips. walked Quietly
on. az the next corner Jack was
a, -N-"t7' anu MIS-. HnllllpS felt that
there was trouble in his heart too,
Tor his lips were compressed and
ms tlsts We're clenched as in the old
Gays when he had taken a licking In
a school scrap when he wasn't To
pane. But he said nothing and they
walked on in silence
Mrs. Phillips was up bright and
early the next morning and was re-
tract her steps past Her Maiesty's
Shoppe, for the dozst,th time. when
Hazel stepped out the door. and
greeted h"r with friendly smile.
How Ia our prospective Queen this
morning. Mother and / are SO am
xlous to see you the night of the
coronation. You're sure to look nice"
here she peeped around for a chance
listener and whispered eonfidentiaIly
Gould | fix your hair If / came up
10 the house, and no one knew but
be and. you ana Jack? He is SO an
NOUS less the crown will not fit right
and | know the loveliest way, that
would look so nice on you. And Jack
said you were going to get a new
dress What color will It be? Je-
rome's have the most stunning grew
crepes with ducky little panels lined
with rose or blue. II you are going
you9'
And. while Mrs. Phillips was com
pretending why Jack had slipped the
money under her plate that morning,
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