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REVIVALS
Evening Chapel C M. E.
Church
COLL AND JULIETTE STS.,
REV JAMES R. STARKS,- Pastor
Commencing Wednesday, April 2 1st
8:00 p. m., and will continue until
Sunday, May 3rd. All pastors with
their congregations are invited to
attend the opening services, and
hear this one, the greatest revivalist
of the age. The man with a burn
ing message of salvation. So great
has been the demand to hear Black
Billy until thousands of both races
have been turned away. BLACK
BILLY will preach his opening ser
mon Wednesday night on "God's
Call to Dallas," and he will conduct
noon-hour Bible conferences daily
from 12 to 1 p. m. Let the saints
come up to ue help of the Lord.
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bring your bibles Come Early to Get Seats
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make that Spring or Summer Suit for You. Some
thing snappy and full of "pep." See their novel lhie
of samples. Everything right Cleaning, pressing
and dyeing. ,
., R. H. CHAMBERS & CO., ; '
211 N. Central Avenue ' ' ,
MRS. HAMILTON DIES.
Mrs. Lucinda Hamilton, aged 60
years died at her home. 2631 Jul
iett street, April 12 after a linger
ing Illness. i
She is survived by a sister, Mrs,
D. Rowen and other relatives. Fun
eral services were held at Evening
Chapef C M. E. church, Wednesday
evening at 3 o'clock; .. Rev. J. R,
Starks performing the ceremony,
Enterment were made at Woodland
cemetery.
CARD OF, THANKS
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HEAR YE!!
Dallas Camp No. 86
AMERICAN WOODMEN -
Will celebrate its Nineteenth Anniversary with a
Thanksgiving sermon and program. ' ' , V
. SUNDAY, APRIL 25TH, 1920
PYTHIAN TBIPLE AUDITORIUM, 3 P. M.
Rev. Dr. J. H. Smith, Pastor Bethel A. M. E. Church
will deliver the sermon. '
Neighbor A. W. Holman Commander " ;'r.
Neighbor A. L. Walters Clerk.
Neighbor Mrs. E. E. Williams Literary Chr.
n Neighbor A. C. Carr General Chairman. ,
Public . . ..
We wish to thank the many kind
hearted friends who so earnestly as
slated us in the long1 illnesss and
death of our dear one, Mr. Sam wil
Hams, who departed this life April
5, 1920. We especially appreciate
the beautiful florai offerings from
Troy .Laundry, Queen . Thelma Court
ISO. l, and ' f eariie Rose Tabernacle.
Let me also thank the pastor, mem
bers and friends of St James church
for their loyalty; and in your sad'
ness may you And as truer friends
as you have been to us In our dark
est and sad hours.
Mrs. Mainerva Williams, Wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Malone. Daughter.
Mr. Louis Williams, Son.
' Oklahoma, City.
Mrs. Amanda Jones, Nelce.
Sherman, Texas,
Mr. H. M. Malone, Son-in-Law.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. T H.
Miles, Munger Avenue Baptist
Church, Tuesday evening, April 20
Big sonK contest between her stu
dents. Don't fall to hear them.
Prize to the beBt singer.
CARD OF THA5KS
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MOUNTAINS CHOPPED DOWN ,
bcctt:.j t!iry Ititrrferrcil v.-Hh r. GIRL'S view. '
The cnnlneor huror would not let mere rocky ranges ob
struct tlio v!nlon of the lady ho loved and whom ho had
loved Ion? bcforo they ever met. It's a corking romance
SOLDIERS OF FORTUKE"
AN ALLAN DVAN PRODUCTION;
' Mayflower Photoplay Corporation
Kcalart Pictures : .
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1'nvlrtjr nii.l WfKlncwIrty, April 20, 21, 120.
To the many " kind and loving
friends - of my dear mother, Mrs
Eula Taylor, - who departed this life
April 5, 1929, and was laid to rest
April 10th.- I take pleasure in thank
ing: one and all for their ' kindness
during the illness and death and
your kindness shall never be for
gotten bjjj us,
Mari LoEgln, Daughter.
t Rhoda Littles, Mother.
Macon Littles, Brother.
Simon Johnson, Brother.
J. E. EDWARDS,
Only bonded Colored Plumber
in the city
Now back in business and
, ready to take care of
any Plumbing and Gas
.fitting work 'yon may
.haye. See bim for fair
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Commencing with today, Saturday, April 17th the ever popular Palace presents Douglass
Fairbanks in a fighting picture of the border "Arizona" and many other stars of the movie
world. See each of these swift moving, heart stirring, hair raising and fascinating pictures with
plenty dash and speed flashed on our latest improved screen. Look over this list carefully and
see can you beat it.
SATURDAY 17TH
Douglass Fairbanks In a big fighting picture of the border
'Art,
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zona.
SUNDAY 18TH.
TOM MIX in a fast racing story with the usual mix pep "THE -SPEED MANIAC" also good comedy.
MONDAY 19TH
ALICE BRADY In "HIS BRIDAL NIGHT" Keystone coniedy-
ALICE BRADY
-"HIS BRIDAL NIGHT"
HER FAME AND SHAME.'
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TUESDAY 20TH
Another Zingo picture with more sensations than ever "ZINGO AND THE WHITE ELEPHANT" also "THE AC
CUSING POST" and the Hello Girl of Angel Camp."
WEDNESDAY 21ST
TOM MOORE as "THE GAY LOVER" In the "GAY LORD QUEX." He loved so many, he couldn't keep them
straight himself, and Mutt and Jeff in "ON STRIKE " '
THURSDAY 22ND
PEGGY HYLAND In Fox Feature "FAITH" and a new Harold Lloyd Comedy with little Sambo as one of the
spooks n "HAUNTED SPOOKS." .
FRIDAY 23RD
AL JENNINGS in "A BANDIT'S HEART" also "A SOUL'S TRAGEDY" and "HAUNTED SPOOKS." .
.' SATURDAY 24TH '
A big wester "THE ONE WAY TRAIL" and Charlie JLlin in another one of his best comedies "THE RINK"
see him on roller skates. "
We have just installed our new screen and our pictures show, up even better now than
ever.
Come to the PALACE-Dallas' most fashion-
able Theatre.
MATINEE EVERY DAY-
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
EXCEPT SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS.
FELIX MOORE, -MANAGER
THE PALACE THEATRE
CHURCH AND LODGE
1 , gregatlon raised over six thousand
. ' dollars at thes close , of the rally
The revival going on at Mt. Rose', iast Sunday nlKht. The ushers club
Rev. Johnson's church Is meeting alone raise over six hundred dol-
wlth much success with Rev. Ladetle- ar ,m . .
In the pulpit, the house has been
crowded to Its utmost capacity. of Ruth w,n haye the,r ftnnuftl
1 The Isis, the lady branch of the mon tn second .Lord's day in May,
Shrine, "are preparing to entertain which is the 9th. day or .tne month,
the Shriners and their ladies with ' Hon. H. O. Goree was la Dallas,
a big time In the near future. . last Friday night upon his annual
, Grand High Priest Edwards of visit to the Odd Fellows of the
the Jurisdiction of Texas, who now . city.
resides at Cleburne, contemplates - 1 t
making Dallas his future home. - Don't fall to hear Mrs. T H.
The Evening Chapel C. M. E. Miles, Munger Avenue Baptist
Epworth League will discuss the Church, Tuesday evening, April 20.
merits of Woman's leadership to- . Big song contest between her stu
morrow evening - dnts. . Don't fail to hear them.
Rev. .Harper and St. John's Con- Prixe to the best singer.
CARNATION CHARITY CLUB.
Meets with - Mrs. H. Lemon, 2908 served.
San Jacinto St., Friday, April I MRS.
9th.
! made- for a needy cause after the
I business session an ice course was
P. M. RIDGE, Reporter.,
Christ's greatest mission on earth S 1
wan the mission of love for he j;. "u m- , . . " .
vuuicu, luesuajr evening, April zo.
the mission of love 'for he
went about doing good to the needy
Love Is deeper than the deepest and
as high aB Heaven Itself said Rev.
Mcllveen after being introduced to
the Carnation Charity club by the
president, Mrs. H, Lemon, who made
the introduction' with very fitting
remarks. It was the first monthly
meeting and there were sUteeYi mem
bers present each member quoted a
passage 'of Scripture and then paid
monthly dues. The amount col
lected was five dollars and fifteen
cents. A donation of . $2.60 was
Big song contest between her stu
dents. Don't fall to hear them.
Prize to the best singer.
INVITATION.
The class of 1920 and teacher,
Mrs. (Dr.) ,M. P. Penn of Eagle
Ford school, cordially Invites you
to attend their closing - exercises
Wednesday evening, April 21, at
Eagle Ford, Texas. Program begins
promptly at 8 p m. Admission,
10c. Free dinner at 12 o'clock.
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