The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18

liams' niece died in Fort Worth; will
be shipped here for interment. Mrs.
Adline johnson. her aunt will accom-
pany the body enroute here.
| ltasca, December 16.--After long
silence, We decided TO appear on the
scene again. Sunday School at the
bethlehem Baptist Church is still
ON the firing line. Supt. VIM is
certainly pushing things TO the mont.
Dr. FLOYD, our National Cor. Sec,y.
Of the Ministers Relief Fund, being
with us reviewed the lesson. prompt
iy at 1880, pastor Burton introduced
Dr. Floyd. Dr. Floyd took for his
subject The Evil Majority" We also
enjoyed the discourse. At 2 O'Clock
pastor Burton, his choir and num-
per of his congregation motored to
Grand View to be with Dr. Williams
and loyal workers, REV. Burton
preached the entering sermon for the
new church and candidly speaking,
the Reverend tried himself. The
Bethlehem Choir rendered choice
selections, all of which Was enjoyed
by all. DR.. Floyd preached to a
crowded house Sunday night. Col
lection $500. Preparations are be-
ing made by both Sunday schools for
Xmas. Rev. Scott, pastor of the
Bethel A. NJ. e. church left for the
annual conference Monday. Bro s.
L. Shaw left Friday. Mrs. Key, G..
1 w. c., OF the Courts of Calanthe,
made her annual visit here Saturday
night and left for Waco Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Briscoe Reed has purchased
a lot in the north section and he
and Mrs. Reed are now in their new
home. Mr.. Bridgewater purchased on
the west side. and is busily engaged
trying to get things in shape for the
madam and children. Mrs. Burton
and the children are still in Gaines
vile. Quite a number Of hogs We're
slain last week. Both the High
School and Kindergarten school are
doing nicely. Mr.. Gus Brown, who
has been sick for quite a while is
able to be up, to the delight of his
family and friends.
Mart, Dec. 49, Sunday Sochol was
We'll attended at all the churches.
Rev. Lucas of Waco was a welcome
visitor. We had a message delivered
to us from a native of Africa last
eek at Rock Creek. Collection
$23.58. The old Masonic Hall has
been remodled and painted.
Jacksb0rO, Dec. 16.-Sunday School
was well attended. Mrs. Della Coss-
ley of Dallas is here on business and
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hayes.
Mrs Hayes and Mrs. Cossley were
the guest Of Mrs. Hembra Sunday.
Miss Mary Hembra Waited in Mineral
Wells Sunday. Mrs. Iva Haynes and
Mr.. VIII Hudson are here from Plano.
Mr. Gus Patton left Monday for his
home in Carrolton, Texas
Marshall, Dec, 16.-Mrs. Willis
Wall, highly respected lady of our
city died at her home after "a long
illness She was a member of Eber-
nezer M. T.. Church from which her
funeral Was attended. She leaves al
husband and a host of friends to
mourn her lost Mr.. Harry Phillips
died at his home on West Wills ST.,
after several years Illness, Rev.
Witty was sent back to Uides Chap
ell c. Nj. e. Church. Rev. Fifer was
returned to Wards Chapel A. NJ e.
Church. Mr.. Ed Howard lies very
low at his home on South Border
street Do not forget the old Ex-l
pressman. Rev. Abraham Young was
able to be in town after three
weeks illness. Father VIM Neal is
on the sick list.
Cooper, Dec. To- Sunday was
punctuality day. Every body was on
time. New books were ordered for
the New Year. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker fine boy. Mrs. N. Roseman
has returned home from Ladonia.
One of the prettiest weddings that
has ever been solemnized in Cooper
was that of Mrs. Martha Thompson
and Rev S. Stephens OF Greenville.
Mary Martin and Rosie Jones are on
the sick list.
Tyler, Dec. 16.-Sunday School was
well attended at First Baptist church.
Preaching at IL a. m. by our pastor,
DR.. A. T. Stewart. Mr.. ]. C. Long
was out of town Sunday. Mrs. Cora
Pierce of Jacksonville was in the
city Sunday. Mrs. Beatrice Perry
and other teachers We're in this week
DIR. w. f. Warren is back from Mar
shall Son Blair is visiting his uncle
in Houston. Mr.. Jim Terry has COM
pleted a nice cottage on w. Claud
street. Prof. N. G. Branham of Pitts
burgh, Pa, is at home for a few
days visiting relatives. st. John
Episcopal Church, Rev John B.
Boyce viscar pastor. 10 m. Sunday
school; IL a. n. morning prayer.
wichita Falls, Dec. 16.-At a re-
cent meeting OF the Ladies Progress
i've club held with Mrs. H. ]. Pointer
as hostess. the club after its usual
routine Of business, disnensed with
the art period to be entertained by
the State President OF Texas FEEDER
alton Of Colored Women's Clubs.
The hostess served palatable six
o'clock dinner to twenty ladies. Rev.
J, L. Johnson, after establishing a
record unDrecedent in the history OF
Wichita Falls. Texas, as pastor Of
Anderson Chapel A. M, Il. Church
four successful years has been sta
toned at st. Paul Church, Dallas.