The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-27
OKLAHOMA TOWNS.

McAlester, Okla, Nov 25.--Mr.
Author Matthew, an employee at the
Masonic Temple, was badly burned
Saturday He is now at All Saints
Hospital 1t is reported that his re-
covery is very doubtful Grand Mas
ter Weber of Hartshorne was in
the city this week seeking medical
aid. Mr. George Mccarthy has open
ed a cafe that is a credit to the
race. The opening Thursday night
was a grand affair, over 200 guest
presents. Mrs. NJ H. Harris has re-
turned from Paris, Texas. The
rally held at East Stars Baptist
church was success. Collection
$248.00. Rev. Branch, pastor. Rev.
F. M. Motley who has been i'll is
now able to to be up again. The
Star Light Band of Mt Triumph Bap-
fist church gave a Bazaar Friday
night. 1t was a great success. The
Ladies Civic club met with Mrs. e.
j. Milliner Saturday The Civic club
Of the city met at Mt Triumph Bap-
fist church Sunday. Mrs. Ida
NduSnH, MIS-. VIVA lAducil anu INcN.
Watts left last week to attend the
"A. M. E. Conference held in Chick
asha, Okla Mr.. VIII Allen now of
Bartleville is guest of his mother.
Mr. James Jennings of Oklahoma
City was a visitor this week. Miss
M0llie Price has returned from an
extended trip in Texas. Leslie Beck
who was hurt is now able to be up.
The C. M. E. Conference held their
session on Thanksgiving day. Mr..
Frank Posey of Lima, Okla, enroute
to Roger Williams University, was
guest of Mr.. John Hopkins and fam
lily Sunday.
Lawton, Nov. 25.-Rev. E. Boone
of Guthrie, Okla, was appointed
pastor of the Barnett Chapter A. M.
E. Church. Rev. Virgil Kealnam
preached at II o'clock and Rev.
lehem Baptistchased Sk,keCMFHTE
Green preached at night at Beth
leham Baptist church. Mr.. ], F. Nc
Elvin was called to Indianapolis,
Ind, on account of the death of his
uncle Mrs. Lula Payton gave a
Birthday party in honor Of her little
daughter. Tommy. Many were pres
ent.
Olzmulgee, Okla, Nov. 25.-Misses
Brown and f. L. Dean. Messrs. B.
j. Wilson, Chas. Dunlay. C. c. Boyd,
Lewis and Davis were guests of Mrs.
f. L. Gibson Sunday. The Dunbar
Junior Football team defeated Sa-
pulpa Junior team in a holly con-
tested game last week. Madam Flo
rina Tolbert and Miss Clark rendered
delightful program at Dunbar High
School. It was greatly appreciated
and enjoyed judging from the large
attendance. The Dunbar High School
football team left Friday for Lang
ston, where they hope to defeat
Langston University team. Prof. B.
w. Warren of Lancaster, Texas, is
guest of our city. Prof w. Z. Day,
the school man of Sapulpa, was here
Saturday. Mr.. Earnest Smith Of 712
W. 9Th Street is reported doing as
well as could be expected. Mr.. Jas.
Hoover departed for points in Texas
Saturday night Judge ID. ]. Wallace
and ]. C. Evans, Rev. E. M. Madden,
DR.. DuBoise and Frank Haygood are
the five race men appointed from
Okmulgee County by the County
Judge as delegates to the Inter-
race Conference which meets in
Oklahoma City. 23rd instant. Five
prominent white men were also
named. DR.. T. W. Kidd is busy lay
ing plans for another years work.
He Is the efficient pastor Of Shorter
Chapel A. NJ. 4. church. Services
at LIST. Baptist church were quite In
teresting. Rev. DR.. Jones held forth
with two able sermons He leaves
Monday morning for Oklahoma City
to attend the Inter-racial Conference.
He goes from Muskogee County.
Thirty dollars we're collected for the