The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
OKLAHOMA TOWN.

Olmulgee, May 26.-The East Side
Ready-to-Help Club met Wednesday
May Is, with Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wallace,
East End Street. There were many
visitors present and many helpful
suggestions. One dollar was donated
to Mrs. Sophie Crane; to Mrs. LUIS
ter, a beautiful bowl of fruit. Next
meeting with Mrs. c. Fuqua, Wednes-
day May 25. Mrs. D. Saunders,
President; Mrs. Jack Enett, Secre-
tary. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crane is recovering
from an injury sustained by a reck-
less bicycle rider striking her. The
Annual Thanksgiving sermon of the
U. B. Fs and S. NJ. IT'S was preached
by Rev. T. w. Kidd, pastor of the
A. NJ. Il. Church. There was much
interest aroused at the Chamber of
Commerce Smoker at the residence
OF Wilson Brothers, TIA 9th Street.
Hon. Thomas J. Galloway Washing
ton, d. c. spoke at Mt. Olive Pres
byterian Church last Sunday in in
terest of the great Brownie Book.
Prof. Fort, an old friend of Mr.. Call
oway made it pleasant for him. Miss
|. B. Tasby spent the week end with
friends in Muskogee. The Medical
Association convened in Okmulgee last
week and the citizens did much cred
it to themselves in their mode of
entertaining the same. The N. ~
l. A, local No. 233 held their first
anniversary services at the C. NJ. E.
Church Sunday. There were lectures
by Mrs. c. c. Hall of Booker r., and
Frank Anderson of this city. Mr. H.
c. SimingtOn. Manager of the Elliot
Bros. and Co. Stores, at Okmulgee
spent the week end with his family
at MuskOgee. Madams. Vernal An
derson, L. H. Warren, L. c. Cotton,
Messrs Dallas Malbrough and c.
Allen were pleasant visitors to Mrs.
I. B. Tasby and brother. w. A. Per-
son, at their fiat East 5th Street.
LawtOn, May 19.-Rev. F. ]. Straw
Their filled the pulpit for Rev. Boone
of the A. NJ. E. Church at his alb
sence Sunday. They report a great
time. Sunday School and B. Y. p.
U. were excellent at Galilee Baptist
Church Sunday. The pastor preach
ed two noble sermons. Mrs. Mary
D. MCGOWAN and Mrs. Rosie Lee
Holmes are on the sick list DR.. P.
H. Gashing has completed his garage
on Bell street. All the city schools
will close this week. The anniver-
sary program in honor of Rev. H.
E. Owens was rendered by the va.
rious auXiliares. Rev. A. C. Reeves
preached the Anniversary sermon
Mrs. Teana Renfro is seriously i'll
at Fort Sill.
LawtOn, May 26.-The Executive
Board of General Bowens District
Association and w. H. NJ. S, convened
with Galilee Baptist Church, with
good attendance and much interest
An interesting program was rendered,
Viz: Welcome Address-Mrs Muse;
Paper-Mrs. L. A Scott; Song-Five
Little Chirdren; Recitation-Miss
Estman; Reading-Mrs. w. NJ. Snoco-
ton; Solo-Ivelee Williams Papers by
Mr.. Clifton Lewis and Mrs w. NJ.
Graves; Song by the choir; Remarks
by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore, Mrs. Emily
HOUSTON, Mistress of Ceremonies.
Rev. ]. S. Sutton of Mineral Wells.
preached for us. We are proud our
district is growing One more added
to the district. We wish to thank
the community for their liberal SER
vices. Mrs. L. A. Jackson, District
President was in Lawton in interest
Of the work. The Baccalaureate SER
mon of Vernon School was preached
by Rev. Baker of Tulsa, oklahoma
Douglas School rendered an excel
lent program at Bethlehem Baptist
Church Friday evening. May goth
The patrons are hoping to have Mrs.
Woody with them next term. The
entertainment rendered by the X. of
P's. was a success. Mrs. Dora Cham
bers has returned from Muskogee,
where she visited the bedside of her
father. He is doing very well at
this writing. Mr.. George Chambers
was called to the bedside of his
! brother at Ardmore, who was shot.