The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-02
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undergo an operation. This accounts
for the Express being irregular, but
we hope to In the future furnish
you with this good paper each week
! You will find same at Peoples Drug
Store and Savoy Cafe. Mrs. Minnie
Hunt of Kerens, Texas, was here
Mr.. and Mrs. Sambo Coleman went
to Kerens this week. Rev. T. Thorn
, as and wife have left here, taking
! up residence in Denison, Texas
where Rev. Thomas was called to {
church for its new shepherd Mr.
! W. w. Mckinney was in Streetman
Mrs. Mary Graham is at the P. and
S. hospital. She is from Kerens.
Jacksonville, March 31.-Dallas
, Express and Chicago Defender on
sale every Saturday at Sanders and
Tennison's Barber shop. The 16
months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Jones died March 26. Mr.. Joe
Jinks and daughter are visiting in
Houston. Mrs. Fife Scott OF Tyler
is in the city visiting relatives. Rev
j. W. Walker, pastor of the A. NJ
f. church closed a very successful
meeting last week. Mr. Andrew Jack
son the Colored market man has OPP
ened an amusement park for the
benefit of our people. Miss Amanda
Cook is a new reader Of the Express
Says she can't do without it.
PythianS and CalanthianS Celebrate
In Big Town EeaSter.
Sunday evening March 27th, promptly
at 3 p. m. Chancellor Commander j
A. Fuller sounded the Gavel and
gave orders to the NJ of A.. Il. d.
Jones to line. At 3:15 the orders
were given to forward march, North
on Bolton street, East of Pine, then
to the church. FOrty-five Knights
and Calanthians made their way to
benson Chapel c. NJ. f. Church
where the auditorium of Benson S
Chapel was filled with friends and
visitors. Program: /. Reading of the
Supreme Chancelors Proclamation by
the X. r. and S. 2-Song,, Holy
Holy, Holy, Responsive reading; 8
Prayer by the Prelate; 4-Song, I'm
Thy Cleft Oh Rock of Ages" s.
Reading G. c. Special Proclamation
stating the financial condition of the
order by Knight S. V. Pierce; Mas
ter of Ceremonies presented Gavel
to the w. c.; 6-Song Praise God
from whom all Blessings Flow
Reading G. W. C. proclamation by
Mrs p S. Holland; Song by the
choir, where Jesus is It's Heaven
there" Responsive Reading. S--Song,
"All hail the power of Jesus name :;
Scripture reading. Annual sermon by
Rev B Smith The pastor preached
a great sermon and was enjoyed by
all present. Collection 5000. After
the service they formed line and
marched to the garage hall where
more than two hundred guest were
present. Ice cream, cake and cold
soda-water were served. The re-
porter and Dr.. P. A. Sims had charge
of the committee on ARRANGEMENTS
spared no pains in getting every
thing in readiness to serve free of
charge, to one of the greatest crowds
that ever assembled on any occas-
ion. j. A. Fuller, Chancellor Com
mander, l.. H. Pierce, X. of r. and
s. Mrs. NJ. f. Martin, w. c., L. A.
Fierce, Chairman Committee on Ar
rangements.
league, March 31.-Sunday was a
high day at all churches. The A. NJ.
f. Church held its quarterly confer
enc The p. E., j. l.. Lend, preached
good sermon. The X. of P's. held
their annual sermon with a crowded
house. Rev. j. T. Smith preached the
sermon. DR.. Boyd of Nashville, Tenn,
left Monday morning Mrs. r. s.
Smith who has been sick for long
time died last Friday and was buried
Saturday. She was an old citizen of
this county.
Mr.. Zeak Moore and Miss Annie
Fuller were married Monday night,
March 81, at the home of the bride
Rev. T. r. johnson oficiated. Prof.
p s. Holland has opened a night
school at Sanders Hall with a good
enrolment.
Denton, March 31.-On account of
the inclement weather Easter eXer-
cises were not carried out at he
different churches. Mr. and Mrs
Marion Crutchfield, Jr,. of Celfna,
spent a few days with their mother,
Mrs. NJ. f. Ayers last week To all
of the Express readers. please pay
up this week for the back papers
when the boy comes around to col
lect. The agent will be glad to get
any news that may be published by
Monday morning.
Mineral Wells, March 31.-Owing
to the inclement weather there were
very small attendance at the diff
erent churches Sunday. Mt. Herman
Baptist Church Sunday School rally
raised $500 in their rally Sunday
with Mrs. NJ. l.. Mcmillan, Supt. On
Sunday March 20'h the Heroines of
Jerico of NJ. +. Court celebrated
Palm Sunday at Mt Herman Baptist
Church with an excellent program.
prayer offered by w. Johnson Paper,
History of the Order by Mrs, l.. r.
Gordon; Solo, by Miss Rebecca Will
liams; Short talk by the MastC
Ceremonies Remarks by Rev. w. T.
Talley. Mr. VI. L. Mcmillan, Mistress
of Ceremony. Mr.. Hardy Christian
of Fort Worth is visiting his brother,
David Christian. Mrs James Griggs
who has been very i'll is reported
better Mrs NJ. A. Dabner of Mon
roe, La, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. Annie Raines. Mr.. John Lezine
and sons have opened a first class
grocery store. Mrs. Minnie T. Thomp-
son of Mineola is visiting Mrs. T. NJ
Brown. On last Thursday night the
Progressive Club was entertained by
Mrs. T. NJ. Brown and Mrs. Brew or a
the home Of Mrs. Brown. The menu
consisted of deviled eggs on lettuc,
leaves, three different kinds of sane
witches, fruit salad, olives, peacher
with whipped cream, angel food CAKE
punch and sailed almonds and fruit
of all kinds; 40 people were present
Music was furnished by the Jazzini