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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
TROUPE.

Troupe. Texas, March 27.-Liberty
school closed Friday night March
oath with successful, financially
and orderly concert. Music conduct
ed by Mss Rena McFadden. Among
the features of the program was an
able address by Prof. w. ii. Hackett,
principal of New Hope. school. In
connection with the school garden,
which contains III acres and is to
be planted in truck, the ladies have
responded with the organization of
Canning club with the following Off
GERS and the amounts contributed
by each and others:
Mrs. Lulu johnson, president, soc:
Madams Bird Arterberry, yice-presi-
dent, soc; Melvina Lydia, secretary,
SOC; Abbie McClendon, assistant, sec
rotary, soc; Pansy Lydia, treasurer.
SOC; Evie McClendon, corresponding
secretary, soc; Ben McClendon, soc;
Lizzie Williams, soc; Addie Bailey,
Jane Williams, soc; Barkie Kelley,
soc; Enola Nelson, soc; Eliza Char
lesion, soc; Mamie Nelson, SOC;
Isabel Malone, soc; Fannie Swami.
soc; Ora McClenLon, SOC; Bette An
derson, soc; Mary McClendon, soc;
Emma Tennison, soc; Messers. Will
Malone, soc; Henry Smith, Csc; Jim
Mitchell, 25c. N. c. Branham, Prin-
cipal.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, March 27.-Rev. H.
P. Evans, pastor of the A. M. L.
church delivered the annual Thanks
giving sermon for the X. of p. and
Courts at the Bethlehem Baptist
church. The services were we'll at
tended from all departments of the
order.
Hon. w. S. Willis, G. C. of X. of
P. of Texas, was in the city Friday
night and made his annual visit
to the lodges. Rev. and Mrs. T. c..
Bledsoe are glad to note that their
son, Seargent T. c. Bledsoe, who
has been in France since last Sept,
has now arrived in the state and is
at Camp Bowie.
Misses velma and Myrtle Bledsoe
have closed their school and were
very much pleased with the years
work.
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TEXAS TOWNS
ATHENS.

Athens. Texas. March 27.-The X.
of P. held their annual Thanksgiving
services at the A. M. e. church.
Prof. w. S. Willis, Grand Chancellor
or Texas, delivered one of his famous
lectures to large audience, which
made good. Rev. S. S. Stephens of
Mt. Providence Baptist church was
with his people Sunday. Three new
members were added to the church.
Total collection $61.60. Rev. L.. ].
Sanders of the A. NJ. +. church
preached a soul stirring sermon Sun
day morning, the house was filled
with the holy ghost and all re-
Joiced. Mrs. Sallie ]. Fisher, Autola
Morgan and Ola Mae Richardson at
tended the school closing at Chandler.
The social entertainment given by
the junior Missionary of the A. NJ.
Il. church at the home of Mrs. Jewel
Moody was success. The enter
tainment given by Mrs. Sarah Chat
fer at the home of Mrs. Douglas
Miller was financial success.
Miss Little Avery of Wichita Falls
is here the guest of Mrs. Geo. Ann
and Charlie Chase. Mr.. Geo. w. Tuck
err and Prof Langrum returned home
from France. Mr.. Tucker was ac-
companied home from Dallas by his
sister, Mrs. Ira Siglar.
Prof. e. J. Kerr rendered high
class musical show at Sapdfat, Fri
day night under auspices of the
high school. You can always find
the Dallas Express at e. G. Franks
barbershop.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church.

Sunday school was largely attend
ded and Prof. Brewer and his boys
still hold the banner. Rev. J. w. Nc
Dade. after having a very hard
weeks suffering with his stomach
was able to fill his appointment
Sunday to the delight Of all. He also
preached e strong sermon Sunday
night. DR.. G. B. Young, p. E., Hous-
ton District who has been on the
sick list for several weeks spent
Sunday night with Rev. McDade.
DR.. Young is one OF the Texas
sons. who is seeking honors at the
next general conference.
The Lilly Of the valley club, Sister
Carrye Emanuel, president reported
$3.50 at the close OF the service.
Rev. r. L. George Of Bolton is the
guest of Rev. McDade. He has Just
closed a successful revival at Tea
cue. Texas.
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PINELAND.

FINLAND, Texas, March 27.-Services
were good at all the churches Sun
day. Rev. Ruffin. pastor of C. NJ. E.
returned from Crowley, La, Thurs
day. He was able to meet his peo-
pie in service Sunday, but the Bread
Of Life was broken by local minis
tiers. Bros. B. Smith and C. S. Sin
gleton. Rev. Jermany, president OF
Kountz College, was with Pinegroye,
Sunday. Rev. Jermany has had on a
financial campaign since Friday, has
been successful in collecting hand
some sum for the College.
The concert given by the school
Saturday was a success.
Mr.. Robt. and Miss Mona Shankle
of Barham, La, are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rhone.
Please have your 5 cents ready
every Saturday evening for the Ex-
press. We don't carry credit. Your
Mill check is good.
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1860 Atlantic st.

1860 Atlantic st.
Oakland, CAL, March 8, 1919.
Mrs. r. G. Patterson.
East End St.,
Corsicana, Texas.
Dear Madam; lit is With profound
regret and deep sympathy that
extend to you and your family my
very great sympathy during this.
your hour of sorrow ano grief, over
the death Of our son, Bennie. Let
not your heart be troubled because
what is earths loss is heavens gain.
And the periodical or daily occur
ance of such events as the one that
has caused sorrow and grief in your
family goes tc show that the pres
ent system Of things is not eternal
and that some day soon or late, we
shall sil be called into that great
Heaven of rest where we can chant
the songs of the angels and mingle
with dear ones and friends of by
gone days. I trust thai the grief
of the family will soon be assuaged
and that the march of time will
find the family ever and always
striving to meet the dear ones that
have gone on before them.
Yours truly,
j. e. HENDERSON.
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KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas, March 27.-Sunday
school was we'll attended. A good
lecture by the pastor, Rev. /. Elem
ing Mike Thompson preached a
noble sermon Friday night. Mrs.
Emma Neal visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Babe McAdams couple of days.
Mrs. Adeline McAdams is spending
week in Nacogdoches.
The Misses Leander Turner and
Anna Mae Reice made a flying trip
to Forest Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadnot of Groveton, is visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Clayton for a few
davs.
The returned soldiers made good
talk and all enjoyed it.
The X, of P. had their annual
Thanksgiving sermon preached Sun
day at the c. NJ. e. church.
There was a large attendance to
witness their turnout.
For the Dallas Express see Bill
Williams at his residence.
Mr.. Bill Horns is visiting his bro
Their, Hubert Horn Tor few days.
Mr.. Reuben John is on the sick
list.
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MARSHALL
Marshall, Texas, March q, 1919.
Gard of Thanks,

Marshall, Texas, March ", lSl9.
Card of Thanks.
wish to thank the NJ. Z. church
and the many friends for the nice
surprise given my husband, before
leaving for Douglas, Ariz., he is
there for his health and writes me
he is doing fine. Your kindness will
never be forgotten. May the Lord
bless you. Mrs. ]. A. Hines.
The X. of p. and Courts of Calan-
the held the fort at Bethesda Bap-
fist church about 40 brothers and
sisters were in line. Jesse Edwards,
master of ceremonies. Music by
Bethesda choir which was most ex-
cellent. Rev. j. H. May, pastor
preached a very able sermon. Mrs.
Carrie Massey leaves for Longview
to attend the District Missionary
meeting at the A. M. E. church be-
ginning Wednesday. Mrs. d. B. Pay
ne of Dallas is visiting her brother,
DR.. t. L. Hunter for few days. Mr..
t. D. Dawson is able to be up after
an illness of several weeks. Mrs.
Thomas Marshal of Leigh, Texas,
wife of Mr.. Tom Marshal died at
Kahns Memorial hospital Of acute
indigestion. The remains will be
shipped to Leigh, Texas, for inter-
ment All persons behind with the
Dallas Express will be cut off after
this issue if not paid up.
Read the Express.
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good words fell from his smiling
lips. Mrs. Laura Faithful went to
Waco, to see her sick mother-in- law,
Mrs. Percy Faithful. Mrs. r. G.
Wyman has gone to Beaumont to
visit her husband. Mr. Fred Wy
man has gone to Beaumont TO visit
her husband. Mr.. Fred Wyman, Mr..
James benson have returned from
France. He and his wife have gone
to TT. Worth to make it their future
home Mrs. Edmonson of Port
Arthur, Texas, is getting along nice
iy after dipping In the hot water.
Mr.. Allen Steward took seriously i'll
and had to be brought home, but is
much better.
Mrs. M. Wesley of Caldwell is the
guest of. sister. Mrs. Lee Pollard on
Durr street; Mrs. H. NJ Taylor of
Doyle, Texas; Mrs. Joella Ray of
Wichita Falls, and Mr.. zeb Ownes
of Tulsa, Okla, were guests of Mrs.
c. C. Taylor on Bill street.. Mrs.
Gary of Raglan is the guest of Mrs.
George Carroll, Mrs. Smith Williams
has returned from Waco. Rev. ].
W. Burton, pastor of Second Bap-
fist church preached a wonderful
sermon. Miss Margret Huckbey who
has been sick for a long time but
is now up to the delight of her
many friends was given surprise
party by eighteen women headed by
neighbors. Mrs. Everlena Carroll
with two course luncheon. A
spring party was given by Mrs. Ro-
setta luminous of Toledo, Ohio, and
Miss Cherry Smith of Marlin, Texas.
at the home of Mrs. s. S. Brooks, 416
Island street to their friend, Mrs.
Manerva Johnson who has been in
the city quite while, but took her
leave for Navasota, Texas, her old
home, resfreshment, Waldorf salad
with French ring salmons, grape
juice.
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ALTO.

Alto, March 27.-Rev. E. NJ. Greggs
was with his people Sunday. Ser
vices were well attended all day.
Addition to the church one, collect
ion, for the day 5000.
X. of P. and Courts of Calanthe
held their Thanksgiving services
Sunday evening at New Hope Bap-
fist church. knight Long Of Tyler
being present.
Private Hugh Bradley came in
Thursday after spending eight months
in France. He has an honorable
discharge.
Private Ellis Richardson is at home
after eight months in training camp
]. H. Miller of Houston is here visit
ing his brother, j. o. Miller.
]. ]. Bradley is still confined to
his room. Mrs. Corndia Harper
closed her school at st. Thomas
Chapel, Friday night and returned
to her homo in Beaumont, Saturday
morning. Miss Pearl Harrison closed
her school Wednesday night with
a nice program.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas, March 81
Grand service at the Church of God
Sunday night, the pastor, Rev. ].
3. williams preached a grand SER
mon after having baptized five.
A large crowd attended the Thanks
giving sermon of the X. Of p. and
Courts of Calanthe, Sunday, March
20 at the Second Baptist church by
pastor Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Halford and
Mrs. N. Water of Gainesville, visited
Prof. and Mrs. H. j. Coffee, Sunday
Mr.. Greggs Johnson of Sherman
visited his brother, Mr.. G. Johnson.
Sermon to the soldier boys Sun
day night by Rev. Russell.
Good music by the choir.
Sergt. Pete Perry that drilled the
soldier boys from over sea spent
the night with his sister, Mrs. Jim
Jones.
A banquet was given the soldier
boys, March IA at the Second Bap-
fist by Pastor A. l.. Russell and
members. The parade headed McHin-
ney band by Cwhite) formed at Mr.. F.
the Court house square down to the
the Court house square donw to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart,
where supper was served by the
ladies of Second Baptist, Sewing
Circle. Mrs. ]. w. Duncan, presi-
dent after supper at Second Bap-
fist church, a splendid program was
rendered by the best talent of the
city, the boys made some very inter
essing talks about over sea life also
showing the gas mask and steel
CPS. Refreshments were served by
the young ladies Of the church on
the lawn.
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COPELAND.

Coupland, Texas, March z7-In the
rally for pastor Dents suit, 1926
was raised. Total collection for the
day $500.
Private Grant Scrogins of Camp
Travis is at home with his grand
mother. Miss Wright spent Sunday
with. home folks entertaining her
brother who recently arrived \ from
France. Prof. p. e. Young went to
Temple, where he entered civil SER
vice examination. He reported G
very successful trip.
Those wishing to enter the con-
test: One raising the highest amount
a, wrist watch, see Miss Wright. Mrs.
Ella BroWn raised the highest In
contest for pastors suit among the
women SO in cash was given her.
The amount being $500. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell spent Saturday and Sun
day in Sayersville. Miss Butler re-
turned to her work Monday morn
ing. Rev. Carroll preached at this
place last week.
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FORNEY.

Forney, Texas, March 27.-Sunday
school attendance at Mt. Zion was
good. Rev. L. w. Mackey filled his
pulpit Sunday and preached two
noble sermons. Collection $30.79.
Association board was
held at Mt. Zion, Forney last week
with Mrs. Moss, president in chair
and other delegates which we, the
people of Forney received some
wholesome instructions from. Total
collection raised $68.70.
Rev. P. NJ. Mitchell was with his
people Sunday and preached two
strong sermons.
DR.. Green and wife of Kaufman was
here. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. Har-
rison, a fine girl, March 10.
Mrs. c. A. Smith is progressing
nicely after an operation under the
care of Drs. Bledsoe and Green.
Private j. H. Crutcher and Pvt. B.
C. Colbert have returned from France
where they have been in actual SER
vice. Mrs. Jennie Florence left Sun
day night for East Texas, to the
bed side Of very sick father. Mrs.
Mary Rowel was in Dallas last week.
Mr.. Will Hurd returned from East
Texas, Sunday.
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sMITHvHLE

Smithville, Texas, March 27.-The
big Spring Rally at st. Paul A. M.
II. church was quite a success, real
lied up To Sunday night $328.83 with
moro to come in. Elder r. q. Hutchi-
son, pastor of st. Paul, did rot leave
stone 1nturned in this great drive.
Lookout all of you who said it
looked impossible to raise that one
Thousand fifty-four dollars Of which
amount $828.83 has been raised and
they only owe az balance on the
church $225.00. Clubs reported as
follows: No. IA, Mrs. r. e. Hut
chisor, 5000, No. lib, VIM. Caldwell,
1880; No. 2; VIM. Moore. 1927. No.
3. VIM. Anderson, 1897; No 4, Joe
Bailey, 1885; No. s, M. J. Stephenson.
51.60; No. 6, Frank Payne, 21.95; No.
2, B. Ballard, 1896; No. 8. Ike Win
ston, 27.8S; No. 9, Hamp Craft, 400;
public collection $780,.
Elder A Denman, pastor of Mt.
Pilgrim Baptist church played a
great part in this rally assisted by
his people. Elder ]. H. Dudley, pas
tor of the M. y. church made his
church lead in the collection of the
afternoon service. Seargents Will
liams and Brown were present in
the afternoon service and spoke Of
their experience in camp and over
seas.
Elder G. A. Drisdale and his church
OF Bunty Town wcrshipped with Ell
der Dudley of the NJ. Z. church
Thursday night assisting in the Cen
tenary drive. Collection $18.05.
Lev. dudley is about to recover
from an attack OF the Trachoma
germ of the eyes. Miss Lucille Chris
tian rendered splendid music as or
ganist Sunday for the NJ. T.. Sunday
school. Mrs. A b. Newman was the
leading contestant in the big rally
At Mt. Pilgrim church Sunday LAST
week.
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write F. S. Burton. 2s4O welton St.
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, March 27.-The big
educational rally at First Baptist
church han been in full swing all
the week with Rev. F. G. Lotion and
his gallant lieutenant driving for two
hundred dollars. We are sorry to
report that our beloved pastor DR..
f. D. Lotion Is i'll.
DR.. L. L. Gates is seriously i'll
with appolexy, but is much better,
after the attention of Drg. Chandler,
Hunter and Grant.
Prof. J. Washington. president OF
Gsudalupe College came home to he
at the bed side Of his son-in-law.
Or. l. Gates and while here raany
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CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, March 27.-The sad
news of the death of Mrs. Nancy
Beard at Sommersville, Texas, reach
ed here on last Thursday.
Mrs. Matilda Bean of Munger, Tex
as. spent the weekend in the. city
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Jones
and brother, Mr.. John Ayers.
Mr.. c. Halle, an old citizen OF CAL
vert. passed away Sunday morning
at his residence on Kiesee avenue,
West Calvert. Mr.. Halle leaves 8
daughters, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Stran-
Gil and Mrs. Wilder ana two sons
Phil Halle and Monte Halle and sew
eral grand children.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Adams of Dali
las were in the city Saturday visiting
there grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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KIDD
SPECIALIST
ON ALL LONG STANDING AND
CHRONIC DISEASES.

I treat successfully all blood and
skin diseases. rheumatism, uric acid
poisoning, diseases Of the stomach.
intestines, liver. kidneys and bladder.
diseases of women, nervous diseases.
malaria, diseases of the ears. nose
and throat, ulcers. old sores. piles.
tistulas. rupture, eczema. diabetes.
gall-stones. stiff and swollen joints.
appendicitis, ovaritis, neuralgia. head
ache, mind wandering, insomnia tim
ability to sleep. epilepsy, failing
sickness). nerve weakness in fact.
many diseases not mentioned here.
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CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas. March 27.-Firsi
Baptist Church, Rev. A. L. Moore
pastor. Sunday was a pleasant day
for church going with the people
of our church. The Sunday school
was well attended. A splendid les
son was taught. Superintendent l.
Morgan is up and at his post. We
have put on a Sunday school drive
to increase the Sunday school. Al
IL a. m. we listened to a thoughtful
and we'll delivered sermon by our
pastor.
At 3 p. M, the grand order Of X
of P. held its Thanksgiving services
in our church rendered a splendid
program. The sermon was deliver
ed by Pastor Moore, all present en-
joyed the sermon.
At 1880 p. m. the pastor delivered
another interesting sermon to a
crowded house.
The Mission Society has put on
new life with its circles at work.
Mrs. A. N. Hardee is planning a
great play.
Total collection $500. If you
wish listen to good services call al
the First Baptist church and hear
our pastor preach and you will go
away satisfied.
All departments of the X. of p
met at the First Baptist church Sun
day at 300 o'clock for their annual
sermon which was preached by Rev
A. L. Moore, pastor. Kt. 0. M. May
field was master Of ceremonies DR.
Humphries delivered an address on
the principles of the order.
Mrs. Emma Smith and 0ssie Lee
Nickles has returned from Mexia
where they went to attend the fun
eral of Rebecca McBay, who was
burned to death.
Mr.. Cooper, T.. Collin street, is UT
again after two weeks illness. Mrs
Jane Crosure of Martin, Texas, died
recently at the age Of 102 years. Mr.
Mcneil has just returned from q
trip to scarborough, Texas. Mrs. NJ
A. Ayers of Dawson is visiting Miss
NJ. NJ. Jones on Z. Collin st.
Mr.. Luke Key and Mrs. Lessis
Elkins, Mrs. Bessie Polk and Mrs
Martin have returned from Dallas
where they were called to the bee
side of their sick sister Mrs. Lulai
Hill, leaving her doing fine.
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A Correction.

1t was announced that Miss Laura
Alexander organized club which
was called the Young Peoples So
cial club. We wish to say that it
was organized by Misses Parrie
Moore, Verde Jessup, Laura Alex
ander. Mr.. Alfred Butler and Mr..
Robert Mason.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their Kindness and sympathien
during the recent Illness and death
OF our beloved wife and aunt. MrB.
Lizzie Simmons and also for tba
beautiful floral offerings.
C1fAS. SIMMONS. Husband.
MRS. WILLIE DOUGLAS.
MRS. JOHNNIE MAE MILLS.
MRS. CAILIE ELLIOTT.
AUGUSTA II. REECE, Neicea.
WeatherEord. Texas.
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Mr.. ALI Porter, very aged and
well known citizen of Smith Co.,
died Saturday Of last week at his
home near Dale church of which he
WIS a deacon was buried Sunday.
Rev. Walter johnson, OBLIGATED.
Mrs. Julia Donaldson Of Dallas,
spent last Saturday in the city on
business.
Mr.. Dan Furch and wife visited
Terrell Sunday to see their daughter,
Mrs. Lula B. Butler.
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Card Of Thanks.

thank the fire insurance company
OF which Mr.. w. H. Mcbride is agent
for the prompt payment of seven
hundred and twelve dollars and
eighty cents ($712.SO) for my house
and contents which was party des-
troyed by fire a few days ago.
Mrs. Ella Ried,
Casberry St.
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Notice!

To all readers of the Dallas Express:
You who desire are cordially in
vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Miller, Sunday evening,
March 80, 1919 to attend a repast
in honor of your past two years
patronage from 500 p. m. to 1880
p. m. Laura H. Miller, Reporter.
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wesley Chapel C. M. E. Church.

Sunday school was conducted on
time at $3.50 and at 1880 Rev, J..
NJ. Fountain preached from st. Luke
%: SO, subject The Making Of Peter"
subdivided as follows:
His Opportunities.
His fall and His Grafton.
Sunday night the Smisten Shepard
and the Scattered Flock, ST. Luke
20-31.
League meeting every Sunday even
ing at 500 o'clock.
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