The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
OKLAHOMA TOWNS.

MchleSters Sept. 16.--LaWyer
Belts of Texas will speak at the
A. M. e. Church. Sept. 10th. The
public schools will open Monday.
Prof. Hilburn of Chickasha as new
principal. Prof. ]. Wilson Pettus Of
Langston was in the city on bust
ness Thursday. Rev. Jackson of Mt.
Triumph and Rev. Branch of East
Star Baptist Church has gone to
the National Convention. Little Ze-
nobia James and Zelma Giddings
have been visiting their uncle in
Bartleville. Okla. Mrs. Beatrice Pal
mer and Mrs, Annie Mae Allen were
called to the bedside of their faith
err. Mrs. Lewis johnson is better.
Mrs. Dora Anthony of Paris, who
visited her son. Mr.. Henry Tits
worth and family has returned. Mrs.
Mary Scott has returned after visit
ing her sister and brother in Mis-
sissippi. Mr.. Bob Whitaker of Ft.
Worth, has been visiting his moth
er and father. Mr.. Jim Cunning
ham of Omaha, Neb., is in the city.
Messrs. Roy and Walter Layne of
Tulsa were called to the bedside of
their sister, Miss Geneva Mrs. M.
Harris and daughter was called to
the bedside of her sick neice, Miss
G. Lyme. Mrs. Hendricks made a
flying trip to Oklahoma City. last
week to visit her husband. Mrs.
Sledge and grand mother, Grayson
returned from Topeka. Kansas.
where they have been visiting their
sisters and grand daughters.
Ardmore, Sept. 16.-Services were
we'll attended at all of the church.
es Sunday. Mrs. Mile Lane and
daughter have returned to Paris,
Texas, after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. McKis-
sic. Misses Glory and Joy Saddler
left for Hawkins. Texas. where they
will attend Jarvis Institute. Douglas
high school opened Monday with
large attendance. Mv Excel Jones
left for Wilberforce. Ohio. where
he will attend Wilberforce Univer-
sity. Miss Hazel Davis spent few
days in Oklahoma City with friends.
Mrs. Ethean Curry entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixie. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiney Williams
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Curries. See w. T. Warren for the
Express.
IIawton, Sept 16-Mrs. Maggie
Graham and daughter, Mrs. Elnora
Jones of Duncan, Okla, are NOV
ing to Lawton for their future home
at 104 Euclid street. Miss Geneva
Keyles, years of age, died Sunday
evening. at 1880 p. m. and will be
buried Tuesday evening at 1880
D. M, and will be buried Tuesday
evening at 2:30 p. m. Just before
she died she was singing "I have
joy in my soul" when the roll is
called up yonder. I'll be there"
Mrs. CASTOR is very i'll. Mr.. Ash
by and family have returned to Sc
gum, Texas.
OlSmulgee, Sepr. 16.-Eighteen
cars filled with Okmulgee Boosters,
representing the various business
and professional life of Okmulgee
invaded Tulsa Labor Day. The trip
was in every way enjoyed. Because
of the heavy rain several of the
Boosters were forced to cancel their
trips. Mr.. j. H. Bland returned
from Lamar, Colo, last Thursday
where he spent the week on bust
ness and with friends. Mr.. Allen
Harris, travelling representative of
the Tulsa Sun, canvassed in our
city Saturday. Mrs. Beatrice Nc
Intosh of Preston was guest OF Miss
Bessie Isham, the news stand clerk.
Prof. j. /. Evans, the grocer of
Beggs was here on business Satur-
day. Lawyer ]. c. Evans return
ed from New York City last Friday,
having spent one month in the great
city. Dr. A. M. Carpenter. the dem
fist, came in last Friday from his
summer vacation which was spent
in Colorado and California. DR.. o.
A. williams arrived Saturday morn
ing from New York City where he
attended the U. N. 1. A. Convention.
Among the Churches.
The first annual session of Syno-
dical Sunday School Convention of
the Canadian Synod met with Mt.
Olive Presbyterian Church, North
Muskogee Avenue. Sept. 9-12th. The
convention was composed by spe-
ciallsts in the Sunday school work
which made 1t quite a representa-
tive gathering. Among the more
distant representatives were Prof.
w. Fl. Jackson, New Burn, N. c..
Rev. ID. S. Collier, A. NJ, Rev. e. @.
Hames, d. D., and Mrs. r. N. Han
ma all of Little Rock, Ark, Mr.. J.
M Somerdike, Philadelphia, Pa, and