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Tin? PAIXAS KXTRKSS, PAIXAS, TKXAS. SATURDAY, APRHi , 1021.
PACE SKTEX.
FORT WORTH.
Fort Worth, Texas, April 7, VX21.
No man can read with profit that
which he cannot learn to read with
pleasure. If 1 do
(something; which
DALLAS DISTRICT KOTKS.
E.
R. S. Jenkins, P.
Our visit to Lewisville was pleas
ant and profitable. Held the Quar
terly Conference in llethel A. M. K.
i Church nt 4:o0 p. m. Saturday. ThtU
Officers from Illcknrv nnrl Hothol iik-
not lind in a pock I sembled with full reports for euch
1 am looking lor, rtenartrnent of the eimreliea nf the
or am ready to receive, then the . circuit. The pastor. Rev. J. U. Ed
hook is no book lor me, however kiss, ,nd not niateralize. hut each or
iniKii it may be lor another man. I tlio 31 riiscinliiiiirv munitions were
Temple answered In full. We had hoped in
vain to see the nastor Sundav In
"thjthe quarterly meeting, but for some
unknown cause did not show up.
We had a great nieefjng: preached at
noon; one convert added to the
church, Mr. E. Johnson.
Rev. J. S. M. Alexander, pastor
and members of Lane Chapel A. M.
E. Church, worshipped with us in
the noon and afternoon services, and
at night we all went up to Umc
Chapel and therein for the. first time
Viait Uie news stand at
Druis Store.
M ss A. M. Norwood, 1301 W
street entertained Mr. and .Mrs. H
11. Norwood and Mrs. R. Li. Bowie of
Ixmgview, Texas, with a dinner party,
Tuesday evening, March 2!ith. The
bouse was tastefully decorated with
spring flowers while the long table
In the dining room held a cut glass
vase filled with American Beauty
roses. All enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mrs. OUie Mclntyre, 1103 U. 1st
street has as her guest, Mrs. Rena
Moseley of Athens, Texas, Mrs. Rena
Miller and Miss Marie .Fuller of
Dallas, Texas.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hayes,
ill!) E. Rosedale avenue, a 11 pound
girl. Mother and baby are doing line
at this writing.
Mr- R. B. Bohannon, foreman of the
Hornet, who has been visiting rel
atives and friends at Paris, Texas,
is in the city again at the Hornet's
office.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Jennings, 1174
White, left the t-'ity recently to visit
relatives in Austin, Texas.
Mr. S. B. Carlton, one of Fort
Worth's young citizens, after a brief
illness departed this life Sunday,
March 28th. He leaves many rel
atives and friends to mourn li'is loss.
Mr. Carlton was a member of the
Masonic Lodge and many life in
surances. Rev. Forney Is in the city, shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mrs. C. L. Iingston, formerly (
th'is city, but now of Wichita Falls,
passed through the city and stopped
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hcssic
Igan, 1214 Josephine street.
Mr. Lott, father of Mrs. J. Arm
strong, Arizona Avenue, died Sunday
night after several days illness. Mrs
Armstrong and other relatives have
the sympathy of their many fi'iends.
The corner-stone laving at Mt.
7,'ion Baptist Church, corner Rose
dale and Evans avenue, of which
Rev. M. K. Curry is pastor, was quite
a pleasant affair. About a thousand
or more witnessed the laying of the
corner-stone by the Masonic Inrigc,
Over $2,000.00 were realized from
same. The principal speakers of the
occasion, was Hon. Wm. .McDonald,
Rev. A. R. Griggs, Denison, Texas.
Rev. A. Ij. Boone and others, besides
a few candidates (white) for the
coming election. All enjoyed a good
time.
Mrs. Annie Brooks nt Cleveland,
Ohio, is vis'iting her sister and niece,
Mrs. Ida l.usk and Mrs. Parthenia
Lewis, Luella street.
If its news we want it
Bro. Jenkins was presiding elder
of the C. M. E. aand A. M. E. Church.
After preaching, lifted the collection
and presented it to the pastor, Rev.
Aloxander, for his noble ' spirit of
Christian union. The leading lights
In the A. M. E. Church are Brothers
W. II. Redman, J, L. Houston, P. H.
McKcnzle, Elihu Johnson, Mrs. M. E.
Redman, S. A. McKenzie. Unira Wil
liams, Georgle Hamilton, A. D. Nich
ols. Our nrfxt quarterly conference will
he at Hickory. The church at Lewis
vlllo Is in a' most sad condition
no children for a Sunday school no
future for African Methodism as it
now appears. The only Sunday School
is that of the Union School with three
denominations intermingled. And in
a few years the same wMl be true
of the public school; in a few years
It will run out for the want of pu
nils. Mrs. Saunders of Oak Cuff
the euridlte teacher and is doing
much for the whole community.
I.ewisvllle is the home of the pro
gressive teachers, Mrs. Vivian Mitchell
and Miss Vera Nichols. Bro. Anthony
Hembly s a very sick man, suffer
ing under the third stroke of pa
ralysis. A Doiible-IIeader.
BASE BALL An
Dallas Black Giants fi
Waco Navigators "
SUNDAY, APRIL 10TH
GAME CALLED AT 3 P. M.
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at Whitaker's
hours' service. All are to witness the
Junior Quarterly Conference.
We have watched wth unabating
interest "The great whirlwind," big
push and clean sweep financial rallv
of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church.
Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. H. S. Sims
is bringing things to pass; excelling
all pastors in Texas raising money,
paying church debts; pay off Allen
Chapel and then another church. We
have In mind, the portfolio you de
sire my Reverend Sir. Watch the
big rally the greatest of Texas.
Till". ROYAL MFTUAL.
LOCAL MITITAL AID.
at
the
Temple
leading
Drug Store. We handle
Negro news papers.
The many friends of Deacon John
son of Mt. (iilead Baptist Church,
will be glad to know that he is back
in the city and much improved in
health.
Mrs. J. W. Tildon, Jr., and her
charming little daughter, Weslene.
visited relatives and friends in Siier
man, Texas, and reports a pleasant
ti'ip.
Mines. R. B. Norwood. R. B. Howie
and Master Charlie Norwood of "umir
view, Texas, are visiting Mr. R. B.
Norwood, 1 1 o-l Galveston avenue.
In science, read, by preference
the. newest works; in literature the
oldest. The classic literature is al
ways modern. New books revive and
redecorate old Ideas; old books sug
gest and invigorate new ideasSo
'tis witli the literature, magazines
and journals found on news stand
at Temple Drug Store. Read! Read!
Read !
Mis. Eva Wells-Smith of San An
tonio is visiting friends in the city.
The lecture on health by Dr. J.
W. Tildon, Sr.. Sunday morning at
Mt. Gilead B-iptist Church was qu'te
helpful. If many of our race would
take the advice given out nv this
great Doctor, the peonle of Fort
Worth would have less sickness, bet
ter homes; and In fact, a clean city.
It was indeed an inspiring lecture.
Write, phone or bring us your news.
Wo keep abreast of the times Tem
ple Drug Store.
Mrs. C. D. Jeffrey entertained a few
of her friends, Monday evening,
March 28. at her home. In honor of
her blrthdav. A numl'cr nf friends
called during the afternoon and en
joyed the repast.
Reading serves for delight, for or
nament, for ability. The crnftv con
demn it: the simple admire It; and
the wise use it. Read all the lit
erature found on news stand at
Temple Drug Store.
rVKD OK THANKS.
To the pastor and members of Mt.
Gilead Baptist Church, and to the
offlcers and members of the Live Bee
Lodge No. 433. F. of A. M-, and to
our many friends:
We take this method of thanking
you for your loyalty and faithfulness
during the death of our beloved one,
Monroe W. Edwards. Also for the
beautiful floral offerings. Your most
appreciated kindness will be written
upon the table of our memory and
love.
We remain,
Respectfully,
Mrs. CLARA EDWARDS, Wife.
Mrs. GEORGIA EDWARDS, Mother.
Mr. WILLIAM EDWARDS, Brother.
Mr. STEVE EDWARDS. Jr. Ilrothcr.
Mr. HOMER EDWARDS. Brother.
Mr. J. C. EDWARDS, Brother.
From Kinplojees of Worth Hotel.
Mr. Lorenzo Carson. Mr. H. I.
Morgan. Dr. Charles, Mansfield. Miss
Annie Lewis, Mr. Jack Baker, Mrs.
Maud Monour, Mr. Mose Oliver, Mr.
Jim Hubhert, Mrs, A. Jones, Mr. A
Traylor, Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. A. Will
son, Mrs. Carrie Edwards, Mrs. C.
Stevson, Miss M. Merridt, Miss N.
Barton, Miss M. HoKson, Mr. Poberson,
Co-workers, Bell Boys and Porters
of the Met. Hotel.
IffnrgTeft fonrt No. 15R.
Mrs. Alma Featberston, Mrs. B. L.
Durkins, Mrs. Annie Crenshaw, Mrs.
Mattle Lee and Mrs. Nelly, Mr. Dady
Graham, Mrs. Bacon and Fay.
Live Busy Bee o. 433, T. of A. M.
K.f P. Brass Fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Heggar Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. John
Live
While we were In Louisville, clos
ing out our first round of quarterly
conferences we had arranged to open
the second round at Smith Chapel.
Oak, Cliff, with the help of the Breth
ren at 11 a. m. Sunday. The helper
selected did not go to Smith Chapel
but the great pastor. Rev. G. 1,
Coleman, lost, no time but as a loyal
God fearing minister he would not
allow the flag of honor to trail in
the dust, and without a word of com
plaint officiated as pastor and pre
siding elder and the people heard
him gladly and did their duty. At
i p. m. l ninn service. Tltev. J. w . H
Joshua and A. J. Williams, were
present and assisted much in the
service.
At night, Rev. H. Baker of Fort
Worth preached and the people said
that it was a glorious sermon. Mon
day night we were on deck and held
a most inspiring quarterly conference
with the help of a full corps of
hiuhly Interesting officers who vcr
present with good reports. The most
inspiring event was the report from
the Junior Church. Each department
had good and full reports with the
cash accompanying each report. Mis?
Nobella Stevenson read the report
which brought about so much ap
plause. Rev. G. L. Coleman Is indeei'
a great pastor and a most beautiful j
modern colonial edifice is now rlsinc
as a monument to his sterling worth.
Rev. Coleman w ith 7ti members are
building for a membership of a half ,
a thousand. This beautiful building, i
$4.fif;o.oo. will soon be ready for en
trance and that will be indeed '
great day in Oak Cliff. j
Next Sunday we will be at Bethel i
A. V. E. Church. Leonard and Cieh-'
lor Church w ill have the three o'clock I
ran streets. Dallas. Texas. The .Tun-
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The Royal Miltnal Is still hnndlnjt
out the plums. The Itoyol Miilnnl Is
n wcli'iiitic visitor In rflfP of fliHn til i t v.
4sSay between you ami I. why not try
n p y witn me itoynl Mutual? rie-
low Is a few claims recently paid:
Street number I'nS Mnenolin, George
Murideth $12.27 Sickness.
Sickness
Mrs. fioorela Heard 1200
New Orleans Ave $21.00
Mrs. Minnie Hayncs. 1(502
K lfith St 26.00
.Mrs. Iieatrice ( ummings,
220.1 flak St 15.00
Mr. Joe Browtn.
K',00 );. 4th St 24.16
Mr. .lolin T'hllHp.
1011 W. 7th St 30.00
Mr, Walter Roberts.
120X Terrell Ave 20.00
Mr. Nolan It. Klliott,
1720 Hull St., Iiallns 70.00
Mr. S.im Ho,, per.
1224 Arizona Avenue 15.00
Mr. Mones Wait.
loos Tyler St Death ....
Mrs. Alpha Huccahana,
1407 Illinois Ave
Mr. fieorge l.ogan,
1.M0 Winn St
Mr. It. C. Purlin.
1004 Humbolt St
Mr. Tccin Wilson,
Prospect St.. North Side .
Mr. A. 11. ISoreders.
1005 Tyler St
Mrs. Mat tie Ncaley,'
10S Calveston Ave
Mr. .lush Armstrong.
tM6 Arizona Ave
Mrs. Henrietta Hardenion,
If, l'rospeet Ave Death...
Mrs. Henrietta Hardemon,
Itr, l'rospeet Ave
Mrs. l.ula Armstrong,
010 Arizona Ave
T?ttor ee the Tlova! Mutual
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The Royal Mutual will be right when
your are wrong.
Office Kir. 1-S Calhoun St
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