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THK PALLAS KXPnESS, 1ALLAS, TKXAS, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1921
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Every one naturally wants to look tlieir best it makes
others respect, admire and love you. You owe it to your
self and your friends to look your best at all times and
here are a few suggestions for whitening the complexion,
smoothing the hair and improving your looks generally. -
TO WHITEN THE SKIN, no m.tt.r how
dark four complexion. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin
Whiten. Ointment bleaches quickly, if perfectly
aaf snd delightful to um. At your druggist or
lent postpaid upon receipt of price, 25c put lc
war tax.
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OILY, SHINY, BUMPY COMPLEXIONS
toon give way to toft, (mooch, velvety akin after
using Dr. Fred Palmer' Skin Whitener Soap,
followed with hi Fact Powder. Try thit and
watch your akin improve. At your druggist or
tent postpaid upon receipt of price, 23c each plus
lc war tax on tii Powder.
TO SMOOTH TUB HAIk. and auka It (tw, . Tni
Pilawt's Hair OrMf will make eons half Knight, ees to
aw tad promote its cratrth without harming a errand at it.
At pour drurt or am postpaid upoa receipt of price. 2)c
otae lc war tea.
Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories
Dept. D3, Alia. la, Ca,
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D. C.
foundrd by CENTRAL 0. 0. HOWARD
J. STANLEY Dl'RKEF., A.M.. Ph.D.. D. D., President
EMMETT J. SCOTT. A. M.. IX. D., Secretary-Treasurer
COLLEGIATE AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS , '
Junior College, . covering the Froihman and Sophomore years and leading to
the Senior Schools. .
Senior Schools, consisting of tin Schools of Literal Arts, Education, Journal
ism, and Commerce and Finance, granting respectively the degrees,
A. B. or B. S., A. 13. or B. S. in Education; B. S. in Journalism;
B. 5. in Commerce and Finance.
School of Applied Science, four year course, granting the degree, B. S.
in Civil Engineering, B. 5. in Electrical Engineering, B. S. In
Mechanical Engineering, B. S. in Architecture, B. S. in Agriculture.
and B. S. in Household Economics.
Evening Classes, The work of the Junior College end the Senior Schools
may be taken in evening classes with full credit, . ' '
School of Music, four yoar course, granting the degree of Mus, B. .
School of Religion, three year course, granting the degrees of B. D. and
Th. B. Courses are offered also by correspondence.
School of Law, thrae yes,' course, granting the degree of LL B. '
School of Medicine, including Meikol, Dental, Pharmaceutical Colleges.
Four year courses for Medical and Dental students; three year course
for Pharmaceutical studjnt;,.
Following degrees granted: M. D D. D. S., Phar. C.
' Studaefs nay tnitr for celUilili work at Ihi beg laning if id; quirtr.
1niumn Qtierler
Wintrr Quarter
f Aprifie; Quarter
Seplrabw :H, 19, 30. IVII
. , January J, 4, 1121
. . . M.rrh la, 20, 1122
ton CATALOU AXD IXFORWATtOX Wit IT K
' F. D. WILKINSON, Registrar
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D. C.
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Lone Oak, Oct. 27. ML Gilead
Baptist Church: Our little city Ik
engaged In church work every Sun
day. Sunday School on time with
gome of trie teachers present. Col
lection for the day wag J32.03. The
presiding elder. Rev. Deluge, held
his last Quarterly Conference with
the C. M. K. church Sunday. He
preached two strong sermons to a
crowded house. At night collection
was $80.43. Mrs. Mattie Whytus,
president of the Missionary Society
put the Y. W. A. to work Sunday
with Miss Essie Taylor, president.
Get toiitber in the right way and
ets do more effective work for
Christ. H. L. Lenad, Reporter.
Ternon, Oct 27.--Sunday was a
high day among the churches. Dr.
W. A. Thomas of the New Hone
Baptist Church. . Mrs. M. Mc
Millan and Mrs. Laura Goodun re
turned from the General State Con
vention of Texas and reported a fine
and successful time. The doctor
preached two wonderful sermons,
which will live in the minds of the
listeners for years. There were three
additions to the church. Rev Cole
mun reports a good service at the
First Baptist Church. Also Rev.
Wells of the A. M. E. church, who
preached his departure sermon. Eat
at D. Walton'e Cafe when here.
Cisco, Oct. 27. Services were well
attended M St. Mark Baptist Church
Sundny, also Sunday School and B.
V. P. U. was well attended. Rev.
W. M. Wlshton was at his post and
preached a wonderful sermon at
night'. Mrs. Emma Neal won the
prize bcx. Every body expressed r.
nice tlnu, and went home happy af
ter the affair. Ben James Marshall
spent Saturday In Eastland. Mrs.
Felder Is very proud of her sister,
mule with her again. Cisco is plan
ning to pull off a Halloween Party
at Mrs. J. C. Grayson's residence.
Everybody come and have a oo(l
time. Mrs. OUie Walker Is some
what able to be up acaln to the
delight of her friends. The Expresr
is for sale at the famous Jackson's
c are- Ins Dr. Warmsley entertained Miss
Rockwall, Oct. 27. Sunday was . M. V. Boyd (teacher) and her pu
hleh day at St Paul A. M. E. pits with Ice cream and cake quite
church The Presiding Elder held a surprise to the youngsters. Mrs.
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Frank Scbockley, broke the bread
of life to a large congregation. It
was enjoyed by all. We will be too
glad at any time to have him with
us. Services at 7:30 o'clock. Oh
W. H. M. Society rendering a short
but well enjoyed program as fol
lows. Song "Holy, Holy"
Opening remark! by Dr. Warmsley
Song "Where He Leads Me I Will
Follow."
Prayer By W. E. Sanders ...
Scripture Reading M. E. Williams
Song "Beautiful Isle of Some,
where ....Misses Smith and Chadwlck
Paper Mrs. L. V. Caldwell
Duett Mrs. Taylor and Caldwell
Paper Miss M. Willis '
Subject "Rev. Carroway as a Pas
tor" Song "There'll Be No Night There"
Paper Mrs. A. E. Hatcher
"The worth of the 8. S. to the
Church."
Song "Just as I Am."
Rev. J. H. Warmsley being Mas
ter of ceremonies made things look
real as he always finds such incour
aglng words to say. He Introducing
Rev. Carroway to preach his fare,
well sermon. His text being found
14th of St. John 1.3 verses. Let
not your heart be troubled. Ye be
lieve In God. Believe also in me.
Rev. Carroway knows Just where to
get all good for he certainly told
us some good things which will
never be forgotten. A grand and
gloriful time enjoyed by one and
all after services, a contest was
put on by -Rev Carroway by a
Christian friend Mr. Dement and a
sinner friend, Mr. Hill, the collec
tion $11.25. Dollar Money raised
$25.25. Total collections for the
day $41.47 Dr. Warmsley In his
sweet and usual way presented the
pastor from Mrs. Warren and Mrs. j
Plummer two lovely shirts. The Pas-
iuib uuiiib an Bmuea. n bhciiib hub
Ranger Is coming back to her old
days since we are able to men the
Binilllng faces again of Mr. and!
Mrs. Jim Deshom, Mr. I. N. Wil-'
Hams,' Mrs. Cella Clarke and Mrs.
Crump, visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. E.I
Hatcher. Rev. and Mrs. W. E. San,
ders of Waxahachle on Friday even-
HELLO! THIS IS HASKEL 0281
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
2200 HALL STREET
Tell us your drug troubles. We carry a complete stock of drugs, toilet articles, and
notions.
We do not make excuses. We make good everv oDDortunitv to serve ytfu. If
you will make opportunity for us to serve you, we would appreciate it very highly. You
will find us full of the spirit of service. This is the thing which is making us grow and
which we trust will induce you to become our patron.
We handle the full line of Madame Franklin's Face Preparation including her wonderful
Bleaching Cream, Face Powder, Vanishing Cream, Massage Cream, Skin Rejuvenator
and Toilet Soap.
We maintain a free DELIVERY SERVICE. This service makes us as near you as
your 'telephone.
PHONE H. 0281 T. H. SMITH, Prop.
ALLEX CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
LEAGUE.
By Nolan H. B. Elliott, B. S.
District President.
Sunday, Oct. 23, 1921, we were
with Rev. Carrington in Lincoln
Manor. We enjoyed splendid ser
vice. After morning service, we
organized the League with the fol.
lowing officers ami members: Pres.
C. L. Jackson; Secy. Miss Lacy Par.
son; Treas. Mrs. Ida Ray; Reporter,
Mr. S. A- Hawthorne; Chairman of
Ways and Means Committee, Mrs.
Hattie Colby; Chairman Lookout
Committee. Mrs. J. A. Philip; Mrs.
J. E. Garth. Mr. George Colby, Mr.
Hart Simms, Mr. Wo. Berryman;
Mrs. Clara Larson, Mr. King rarson,
Weab Parson, Shelvey Philip, Leo.
Philip. E. L. Harris, Ruby Lee Garth
a total of 17.
On Nov. 9th, the combined Leags
of Bethel, St. James, St. Paul and
Smith's Chapel will present the
"Trial of the Robbers," at St.-James
A. M. E. church. The list of the
characters and the parts to be
played will be announced later.
The campaign Is progressing nice
ly. Todate, we have reorganized St
Paul with an enrollment of 20; or
ganized Dalworth with an enroll
ment of 20; organized Carrollton
with 10; Lewisvllle with 12; White
rock with 22; and Lincoln Manor
with 17. In all of these places,
plans have been made for the pres.
entation of the play. The coming of
the Endeavor at some near future
date.
Sunday, Oct. 30, we will be at
Wesley Chapel, Fort Worth, In the
morning and Allen Chapel In the
evening.
Dallas District expects every man
and woman to do his and her duty.
his quarterly conference. Sunday
school was well attended wrlth its
officers present. At morning me .
E., preached a soulstlrrlng sermon.
And at 4:30 he gave us a grand lec.
ture. At night he was at his best.
Preached from Psalms 92:12. There
was a crowded house. Mesdamee
Charlotte Dunn. E. Tounsend and
Gordon of Garland, worshipped with
us Sunday. And there were a good
ly number from Royce City. Mi's.
B. Thomas has returned from Kauf
man. It is reported that a W. W.
0. W. Lodge has been organized at
that place. Mr. Tom Sanders re-r-nived
a scalD wound by the falling
debris off the viaduct. Sick listed; t Bennet died. Her remjalna were ship
Mrs. E. Young. The Dallas Express ped to Roxton. Prof. Taylor Is at
is only 5 cents per copy C. O. D. tending the teacher's institute in
buy one. R. F. Walton, Reporter. Greenville. The Parent-Teachers
' 'Association held their regular meet.
Runner, Oct. 27. Services er . Ing Friday at Blanton public school,
well attended at Smith's Chapel A.a number of white ladles met with
M E church Sunday. It being the Hie Colored ladies In the Parent
last Sunday before our Annual Con. Teachers Association. They are
ference. which convenes In El Paso, 1 planning great things for Blanton
net 2th. Services were largely at- school. Rev. Jackson of Comanche
tended throughout the day with St. officiated. There was a large num-
Paul Baptist church with us during ber of friends and relatives to mourn
all services. A good Sunday School l'" loss. Little John D., has cut
with a largo attendance. Lesson hi" .foot
nicely discussed all enjoying the lea-
son. Our Superintendent put tne
T. C. Nickelberry is in the General
City Hispital Where she underwent
an operation, patient dolnt nicely.
Little Miss Gertrude is improving
nicely at noma We hope for them
both a speedy recovery. To all read
ers of the Dallas Express: You will
find the papers at Mr. Mills Logan's
barbershop, corner Commerce and
Elm street. Rangers, Texas. E. A.
Hatcher, reporter.
Wolfe City, Oct. 27. Mr. Louis
Lock, one of the oldest citizens of
the community died and was laid
to rest in Mt. Carmel cemetery. Rev.
Gtlmore, officiated. Mrs. Queenle
questions high but we all did our
best. We having a union Sunday
School. , Collections $1.57. At eleven
high we heard a soul Btlrrlng ser
mon from our beloved pastor and
our souls were all made glad at
3 o'clock. Our white friend, Rev.
MEN AND WOMEX You can easily
make from $15.00 to $35.00 a week
giving out samples for us. Write for
information THE CLYDE COLLIN'S
COMPANY, Inc. MEMPHIS, TKN'X.
10-2it-tf.
Me
Style Shop
WOMEN'S WEAR
Dresses, Suits and Millinery
at Popular Prices
1104 1-2 Elm St.
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AND A BATHROOM QUEEN.
Mine, FRANKLIN'S SHAMPOO
AND SKIN SOAP.
The most wonderful article of. lts(
kind on the market today..
Delivered to any part of the tlty
bv McMAKIN'S DRUG STORE,
Phone Y B708.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
Phone H- 0281.
CLIFF DRUG STORE.
Phone C. 0094.
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Rheumatism
Is a Blood Disease
To Get Real Relief, a Blood
Purifier Must Be Taken
Prescription
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You see people on the streets every day,
hobbling painfully along. They tell you they
are suffering from rheumatism.
The crippling pain in their ankles and
joints is rheumatism caused by an acid poi
son in their blood.
' Any disease caused by tainted or poi
soned blood will cause great suffering, crip
ple, disfigure and sometimes result in death.
The disease should be treated by a reliable
doctor or a medicinal preparation used, the
merit of which is known.
A well-known Southern Doctor spent
yean treating diseases caused by poisoned
or tainted blood, such as rheumatism, lame
back, aching bones, itching skin diseases,
chronic ulcerous sores, and so on. His pre
scription relieved many thousands, made
, them happy this same prescription should
help you.
This same treatment can now be bought,
ready prepared, under the name Plough's
Prescsription C-2223 Urge bottles $1.00;
trial size 50c
You must take Plough's 2223 Liver Pills
to help throw off the poisons. These pills are
also fine for biliousness and the ills caused
by constipation. Cost you only 25c a box.
If your druggist wiU not supply you with
Prescription C-2223 and Plough's 22ft Liver
Pills at prices named above, both will be sent
you postpaid on receipt of price.
Write Prescription Dept. 3, The 2223
Laboratory, Memphis, Tenn., for free sam
ples of the Pills, leaflet which tells you all
about this Blood and Rheumatic Treatment
and copy of a 1922 Almanac.
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$2.00
OUR QUOTA
$2.00
100.
Eight Hundred and Eighty-Three of the
best young men in Dallas have applied
for membership in K. of P. Lodges. Over
Seven hundred initiated -Why not become
a K. of P. and align yourself with the .
MOST FORWARD Mm PROGRESS
SECRET ORDER HI TEXAS?
Help Us Get Our Quota.
Send In Your Application NOW!
31st, The Last Day.
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