The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-08
SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, Feb. 6.--Rev VIM.
MuckledoVe of Fl Worth, is assigned
to Rev. G.. w. Hester and members
of Morning Star Baptist in a big
revival. Elder NJ. B. Dewernay and
wife of the Holiness church of New
Orleans, La, held forth nights of
% and 20 ult., at Holiness church,
here leaving Both ult, for Dallas.
They are making a tour OF the coun-
try interest of Holiness.
Rev. Lovelace b. Burnett has so
laying hens of grades, viz: Black
Monico, Plymouth Rock, Rhode Is
land Reds, White Orphingtons and
Brammers on his home place, $40
North East street Mrs. Gertie b.
Johnson of Mckinney en- route from
Ardmore TO visit relatives spent few
hours in the city visiting relatives
reporter and mother).
Revs. G.. II. Bell, Polk NJ. T.. Payne,
G. T.. Patterson, Madams Childs and
Lawrence have returned from the
Ministers Council G. NJ. Il. in ses-
sion in Mckinney 10Th and Both
ult. Mrs. Gertrude Southern ac-
companied by her sister-in-law, Miss
Ophelia Southern left to return to
her home in Los Angeles, Calf. Miss
Ophelia goes for recuperation.
Miss Beulah Moore, bookkeeper of
Pleasant Plumbing Co., returned to
her home in Dallas. She has been
working here for six months giving
good service. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Pleasant cher cousin) regret to lose
her on account of her eflicienct SER
vice Mr.. Dallas Thompson, now of
Okmulgee, Okla, is visiting relatives
and friends. Rev. +. d. Roe has re-
signed the pastorate of New Hope
Baptist. p. w. Carpenter, the ex-
elusive Sherman agent and reporter
of The Express
Miss Pearlie Harris has returned
from pleasant trip to several cities
and towns in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Jodie Luellen is in receipt of
a letter from Los Angeles, Calf,
stating her sister, Mrs. Willie Doug
lass was seriously hurt while gett-
ing off moving car.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Brown,
who died on the 9th ult., was at
tended on the 2Sth ult., at Progress
sive Baptist of which he was an ac-
tive member by Rev. j. w. Williams,
p. G. He is the step-father of Mr.
VIM. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Early, formerly of Waco, have moved
to 623 W. Cherry. Rev. J. w. Wash
ington of Bethlehem Baptist is So
journing in Okla.
The Y. w. c. A. of Harmony Bap-
cf oh AIt.c
president; Mrs. Daisy Ward, secre-
tary; Mrs. p. w. Williams, treasur-
err, met on the LIST inst, at the pa
latial home of Mrs. Jennie Mae Wild
ley Mr.. Dee Allen died suddenly of
at the residence of Mrs.
Pucket, the night of the 1st inst, re-
mains conveyed to Fraternal Under
taker Co., for interment.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, one of Texas
leading seamstress recently married
Mr.. Searcy of Mount Pleasant, where
they are residing.
Mr.. Pete Hendrix, an aged citi-
zen, who died on the End inst, was
an old union soldier. Funeral at
tended on the 4th inst. Few months
ago his son, Celie, with American
Forces in France was
sassed in which he was brought to,
his country dying in hospital at
New York, where his remains were
shipped home for interment. The
program rendered at st. John C. NJ.
Q. on the End inst, by the Union Mis-
'ionary Societies of churches in the
,ity was a grand affair, Mrs. Sally
lawrence, presided. Mrs. Hetty Heath
secretary. Rev. J. w. Williams of
Baptist church presided,
sermon.
Rev. DR.. j. w. Mckinney, p. E.,
the pulpit at both services
" ST. John c. NJ. f., holding sue
,essful quarterly conference on the
I'D inst Full report next week
hrs. Bobo of Dallas is at the bed |
tide of her brother, Mr.. Frank Baker. |
Hiss Corine Mckinney, has ably as
umed her duties at Goodson's pha-
macy.