The Houston Informer (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 3, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 9, 1923 Page: 5 of 8
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MT. ARARAT BAPTIST
Cor. Turner and 8ampson 8t*., Third
Ward—REV. C. H. JONE8, Pastor.
The church played well her part in
our pastor's second anniversary Sun-
day, May 27. Tuesday night the dea-
con board conducted services. Bro. R.
I. McFarland and M. Reed were in
charge. Wednesday night, Sunday
School, Mrs. L. A. Earl, superinten-
dent; conducted by Mrs. M. E. Taylor.
Thursday night, B. Y. P. U., Bro. M.
Reed, president; conducted by Mrs. D.
A. Floyd. Friday night. Starlight
Band, conducted by Mrs. A. J. Davis.
Sunday services, under auspices of the
Missionary Society, Mrs. L. A. Earl
president. Moderator, Rev. J. E. Ed-
wards, D. D., Revs. Ray, G. H. White
T. C. Carothers, L. E. Morton, J. E.
Nesby, Missionary V. Robinson and
others preached able sermons. Money
collected in the pastor’s anniversary,
$102.06. The Sunday School picnic
given June 2 by Mt. Mathews and Mt.
Ararat schools was enjoyed by all.
June 3 services at Mt. Ararat were
splendid. Pastor Jones was at his
best. We were glad to have with us
our district president, Sister F. M.
Boulden.
Mt Corinth Bapt. Church.
(Schwartz and Liberty.)
Rev. Arthur Hubbard, Pastor.
Services Sunday and Sunday night
were largely attended. Pastor Hub-
bard preached an able sermon Sunday
morning on “Who Shall Roll the Stone
Away?” Prof. W. H. Fuller, Austin,
was among the several visitors pres-
ent Sunday morning. The choir was
at its best Sunday and Sunday night.
Several excellent selections were
rendered. Bro. H. C. Hickey is presi-
dent of the choir and is striving hard
to keep it among the best in the city.
The song recital Monday night by Mr.
J. L. Robinson, Orange, was fine. The
pastor and congregation visited Little
Shiloh Baptist Church Tuesday night.
Pastor preached a great sermon to a
well-filled house; quite a nice collec-
tion was taken. Pastor Hubbard pur-
chased a nice modern home a few days
ago; they mo-ved into it Monday. Miss
Eartha Davis and Mrs. Myrtle Smith,
two of our active members, left Wed-
nesday morning to attend the summer
school at Prairie View. The Bible
Band was well attended Wednesday
evening and a very interesting lesson
was taught by the president, Mrs. D.
Bell. Rev. J. P. Pinkney died sudden-
ly Sunday night.—MRS. MINDA LEE,
Reporter.
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WHITES,
SATINS,
SPORT EFFECTS
$175(
BAEHR’S
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38 STEPS FROM
MAIN STREET
THE PLACE
TO
BUY YOUR
SHOES FOR
JUNE 19TH
HOSIERY
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RMS’s Boot Saw.
times pUUAve
BRUCE SUMMER SCHOOL
STARTED THIS WEEK;
HAS ABLE FACULTY
The Bruce summer school and play-
ground activities began Monday morn-
ing, June 4, with Prof. J. C. Sander-
son, principal, and will run eight
weeks. An able faculty has been se-
cured and students who are behind in
their subjects or those desiring to
make a higher grade next fall, should
take advantage of this summer school.
There will be daily activities at the
Bruce playgrounds and parents, who
work out from home, can send their
children to the summer school and
playgrounds and they will be taken
care of until 6 p. m. Special super-
visor has charge of playground ac-
tivities.
School hours are from 8 a. m. to 2
p. m., and playground from 2 to 6 p. m.
Tuition is only $1 per week or $7 for
eight weeks. All interested parents
are urged to get in touch with Prof.
Sanderson, Preston 6390.
On these hot evenings bring your
family or party of friends to Boynton
M. E. Church, Dallas and Paige Sts.
Phone P. 4529. We do the rest.
Searchlight Association
Stronger Than Ever,
Say Official Heads
The Searchlight Benevolent Associa-
tion* is stronger today than ever. Our
growth is phenomenal. We are pre-
pared to take care of our members.
It has been rumored that we had sold
out or gone out of business. That is
all a mistake. We have just gone into
business. We are here to stay and so-
licit your patronge. Our agents will
call on you weekly. Look out for them,
bringing glad tidings and good cheer.
T. D. WATJCINS, President.
M. SMITH, Vice President.
J. H. HARMON, Sec’y and Treas.
Phones: Office Taborlan Bldg.,
Res. P. 732. 807% P^IHe Ave.
Office, P. 3658. Suite 219
Hours: 10 to 12, 3 to T. Sundays by
Appointment.
DR. RUPERT O. ROETT
Physician and Surgeon
Specialist Diseases of Heart and Lungs,
five years practical hospital experience
in Medicine and Surgery. Specialized In
Surgery and Diseases of Women Freed-
man's Hospital.
HAVE
YOUR
STRAIGHT, LONG
AND BEAUTIFULl
Use VelmoL It is a genuine hair
dressing. Good for dandruff; it
stops falling hair. Makes the
hair long, soft and straight.
is highly perfumed but not
sticky. Makes the hair grow
Straight Used by thousands of
women. Ask for testimonials.
Send 25c, stamps or coin, for box;
or ask your druggisL AGENTS
Wanted—Write for terms.
VELMOT CHEMICAL CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
666
Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever
Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills
the germs that cause the fever.
'thF SOUTHS LARGEST OjOTWERS
FOjI MEN AND BOYS:
Men’s All Wool
Gaberdine Suits
$
18.75
Good Hope
(Wilson and Saulnier.)
REV. H. C. CASHAW, PASTOR.
Once more we come to publish some
of our progressive work of the Good
Hope Baptist Church, under the lead-
ership of our competent pastor. We
succeeded in a financial campaign of
raising $800 or more, and after closing
the campaign we entered into a re-
vival meeting, with 25 added to our
church. Now that oar revival is over
we are preparing to enlarge our
church, so that we can accommodate
our many friends and visitors who
come to our meetings. Each auxiliary
of our church is progressing. The
Sunday school, under Supt. Wiley
Johnson, is doing very large things.
The B. Y. P. U., Bro. E. Edmond, pres-
ident. is doing great work. We have
a reliable leader, and good leadership
makes a rapid success. The W. H.
M. S., Sister B. A. Jackson, president,
is rapidly progressing. Sister Thelma
Williams, president of Bible Band, al-
though inexperienced, Is endeavoring!
to make this auxiliary a success. An j
entertainment will be given Saturday !
night at the church for the band. The j
Starlight Band. Sister M. J. Owen,!
chairman, is doing great work in in-
structing the children along various j
lines. The Senior Circle, Sister Julia
Sloan, chairman, has a bright future.!
Sister Hattie Jones entertained the |
circle Thursday eve. All young women |
are invited to attend this circle. The
Literary Society, Bro. A. McDonald,
president, is young but the leader is
striving to make it a success. The
young men and women are invited
to attend this meeting every Monday \
night. The choir, Mrs. Cade, organist, !
has been in the back, but now they |
are pushing to the front. You should i
i hear them sing!
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Prepare Now For June 19th
Come in and select your Dress—Make a Small Payment and we will hold same
for you until you are able to take the Dress Out
SEE OUR DRESSES FIRST—YOU WILL SURELY BUY
Clearaway of Entire Stock of SILK DRESSES
THE FEATURE OF OUR JUNE SALE!
Every Silk Dress in the Store Must Be Sold Regardless of Cost or Former Selling
Price—Drastic Price Reductions
$22
Those Smart Sporty Belted Styles and Form-Fitting
and Conservative Models in New Tans and Grays
FINEST SILK SHIRTS
Eagle Crepe de Chine
Jersey Silk in new
colors and stripes....
*5.95
CARD OF THANKS.
I am indeed grateful and indebted
to the many friends, who were so I
kind to us during the illness of my
late granddaughter, little Rosana Oaf-
fey, daughter of my son. J. B. Oaffev,
and for the many floral offerings and
messages of sympathy at her death.
I wish to especially thank Antioch
Baptist Cnurcn and Gregory School
for their tokens.
(Signed) MRS. ELIZA CAFFEY,
115 Robin Street.
Women! Girl*! Beautify Your Halrl
Begin Nowl Why Not Hava
Beautiful Hair?
Use 8t. Clair Hair Preparations and
8ee How Quickly Improve-
ment* Begin.
Attractive women everywhere depend •
upon the St. Clair preoaratlone, eo why
not you? Nature lavishes upon the young ;
her beauties of hair, yet how few strive |
to retain it? Beauty of the hair can be
retained or maintained with SL Clair
preparations. Thousands can testify to
this fact. It is no experiment. The re-
sults have been proven. Neglect is the
great destroyer. First comes dandruff,
later falling hair, and then unsightliness
ever increasing. The pure ingredients
contained In the St. Clair preparations
insure antiseptic and medicinal values
necessary to a healthy ecalp and luxuri-
ant hair. If you desire soft, lustrous,
beautiful hair and lots of ft—no dandruff,
no falling hair and no more Itching scalf
—use the St. Clair preparations for the
hair and scalp. If eventually—why not
now? Agents to sell the preparations,
fifty per cent commission. Courses
taught personally or through malL Mall
orders promptly filled. One trial treat-
ment $1.60. Write for particulars—send
stamp for reply.
“THE 8T. CLAIR 8Y8TEM”
Mme. R. D. 8t. Clair, Parlor 820^
East Commerce St.,
8a n Antonio, Texas
TASTY SHOPPE
In the
CITY MARKET
Tasty Pastry—AH Kinds of Fancy Cakes—Bread
Fresh Daily From Our Bakery
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Heiner Street and Sabine Bridge (Fourth Ward)
The Lincoln Swimming Pool has been improved dur-
ing the winter season and all the necessities have been
added, such as spring boards, slides, etc.
PRICES:
Pool (including bathing suits and towels..............30c
Grandstand .........................*.............1®*
Children (under 12 years)......................Zi price
FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO LINCOLN NAT!
YOUR CHOICE OF STOCK AT
Never Were You Offered a Greater Value! Need We
Say More?
OTHER SENSATIONAL SILK DRESS VALUES AT
$7.79 $12.79 $16.79
From every standpoint this is one of the biggest Sales of its kind ever attempted
by us—it presents the greatest values of the season. You can choose from 500
Dresses rightfully Worth Several Times What We Ask for Them.
MATERIALS:
Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Sport
Silks, Lace Dresses, Printed Crepes,
Satin Cantons, Crepe de Chines,
Georgettes and others.
COLORS:
Navy, brown, cocoa, green, san-
dlewood, rosewood, orchid, black
and combination of practically all
the above colors.
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And
2ysdve^!efMys Clothes Problems
Farley’s Exceptional Values and Farley’s Simple
Charge Account Plan of Easy Payments, meets the
requirements of the smallest wage earner and enables
every one to dress up in the most attractive styles
without a big outlay of Cash.
Buy and Pay the Easy Farley Way—A Small Pay-
ment down and the balance in easy payments to suit
your convenience.
Beautiful Dresses
Matchless Values in Women ’s and Misses
Stunning Styles in
Canton Crepes.
Flat Crepes. Pais-
ley Prints—All
Tyme Crepes,
Dresses for all Oc-
casions and in all
sizes, in all the
newest colors and
combinations of
trimmings.
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Women’* and Misses’ Crisp New
Wash Dresses. Dainty Organdies
and Voils, Fine Ginghams, etc. Ail so
sheer and light and adorable.
Women’s and Misses’ Clever Coats
and Smart Suits. Stylish Skirts and
Beautiful Blouses-Irresistiblestyles
and exceptional values.
rMens Suits
IN
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Sensational Values for
Men and Young Men
A magnificent assortment
of all the newest Sport,
Jazz and Conservative
Models in all the richest
fabrics—the finest work-
manship, the cleverest
styles and the lowest
prices.
And
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Men’s sad Young Men’* Palm Beach sad
Gabardine Suits. Men’s Stylish Straw
and Felt Hats—Trousers and Shoes.
Buy and Pay the Easy Way.
Th» Big Campaign is in Ml moing, Farlay wanta 2000 New Cus-
tomer* this month—Will you bo ono of tho Happy two thousand?
Exceptional Values in Bovs’ 2-
Pants Suits. Good all wool materials
to Serges, Caasimerea, etc. Fit, work-
manship and quality guaranteed.
** W. T. FARLEY
1009V&; Texas Avenue
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