The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-19

Church, Friday night, March IL.
They are truly worth hearing and
deserve full house wherever they
go, The Cemetery organization met
Tuesday night, March Sth at the First
Baptist Church Reports were as
follows: Benson Chapel c. NJ. Il.
Church, d. B. Harris, S13S5; Rising
Star Baptist Church, r. H. Holm,
$3.50; Presbyterian Church, j. A.
Fuller, -; NJ. Il. Church, Prof. r.
l.. Sanders, S1.00; First Baptist
Church, Jasper Yarbor, Stops; A. NJ.
Il. Church, w. NJ. Smith, $20.S5; Total
collected $500. We are glad to
note the Cemetery movement to clean
up and beautify our cemeteries which
has been started by all of our church
es. They are still keeping the spirit
Of improvement alive. Mr. Eddie
Spencer, an industrious young man
of Ponta, and Mrs. Lula Mae Henry
of New SOloman were married on
the fourth Sunday. Rev. H. H. Henry
conducted the ceremony The bride
and groom arrived home Monday and
enjoyed a nice supper with a large
number of envited guests. In break
ing the tie at Bensons Chapel Sun
day School, Sunday morning, be-
tween the Seniors and Bible Class,
the Seniors beat two to one and car
ried off the honors. The Jacksonville
Ball team has organized for the sea-
son with the following officers: ]. E.
Vaughn, Mgr; w. H. Etter, Secre-
tary-treasurer; Georges GIBSON, Cap
tain.
Cameron, March I'm the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Woodland a
delightful afternoon was spent by
the young, the middle age and SEN
iors of the ladies Of the city at al
house party given under the auspices
of the w. H. NJ. S. Salad, cake and
cream were served. The decorations
of the dining room corresponded with
the souvenirs given. Mrs. Della Guy
and several other ladies of the A.
NJ. E. Church spared no pains in
making the reception in honor of
Madam Madeline Hawkins a swell |
affair Monday evening. The Madam
certainly displayed a rare musical |
ability that night. She knows how |
to entertain her audience Mrs. Ro- |
berta Covington closed school at |
Burlington Friday and was fortunate |
in getting work in the city school |
of Winchester, beginning this week. !
The Inter-racial Committee met at
the High School Sunday evening. |
Reports are that this committee is
doing some effective work along edu-
cational lines that will help the |
teachers and our race in general. |
Rev. ]. W. Morris organized church |
at Yarrelton a few month ago and |
named it Mt. Zion. Rev. Morris is
pastor. The pastor of Cameron Grove.
Rev P. R. Humber. preached to a
nice audience at II, a. m. Rev. j. |
R. Murphy preached at Mt. Zion
Mr.. Richard Reed and Mss Lethia
B. Murphy were quietly married at
the brides home last Saturday night.
Do not forget the lawn party Satur-
day night, March 10, at Mr. and Mrs.
s. A. Halls given by the Juvenile
Department of the F. l. S. Wanted
a smart boy between the ages of 12l
and IA to handle the Express See
Mrs. R. E. Hall. If your paper is
not delivered, call at Halls Grocery
each Saturday afternoon and you will
find it.
MllfOrh, March 17.-Mr. and Mrs
Basco Clemens and son, Mr. Vance !
walker, went to Hillsboro Saturday |
and spent Sunday. DR.. F,.A. White,
pastor of st. James A. NJ. E. Church
went to Louisiana on business. Miss
lelma Clemens went to Waxahachie
Mrs. Halle o. Gdllyland went to
Waco. Mrs. Lula Buckley went to
Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Owens
and Mrs. Lola Green of Hillsboro
were the guest of Miss Lois Banton
and Mrs. Rachel Sims. Read the Ex
press for information.
Kelly Miller High School Notes.
Prof. L. G. McDaniels, principal-The
baseball team is practcing hard for
The coming season. We. intend hav-
ing one of the best High School teams
IN the state. The graduating class
has organized as follows: Miss Mat
lie 0. Battle, president, Mss Bernice
Richardson, secretary, Miss Lois Ban
.on, treasurer