The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-18

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dersOn, Reporter.
Ranger, June 16.-The White cit
liens Of Ranger are to assist the
Colored citizens in the barbecue and
ball game to be staged during their
celebration Sunday and Monday. The
promoters Of the celebration are W.
c. Coleman and G. b. Book. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. T. Ford entertained with a
six course luncheon, in honor Of
Mesdames E. Carter, A. w. English
]. w. Fowler, Mr.. and Mr.. c. C..
Campbell.
Palestine, June 16-Sunday was
high day in Zion with all the church
es. Both Sunday School and preach
ing services were well attended at
all the churches. Rev. and Mrs. H.
T. Wise have moved here to take up
their new work. They have been
teaching in the Colored High school
of Fort Worth for the last two years.
Rev. Pemilton, pastor of st. Paul
NJ. f. Church is planning to raise
$1,000 TO build a parsonage. The
members of West Union have equip
ped a study for pastor Wise and
beautified the parsonage-He's all
smiles.
We have had lots of rain in this
| section fof the last few days. The
delegates have returned from the
Pythian Grand Lodge at Denison.
Mrs. Joe Stephens died last week.
She was a member of the Apostolic
Church Sick listed Mrs. RoXic
Davis of South Town. Mrs. T. NJ.
Dudley is still very sick and Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley of Houston are at
her bedside. Mr.. Albert Cummings
of Tennessee is visiting his uncle,
Dr. F.. f. Mcclellan. Rev. J. B.
Atkins is to be back after a two
weeks absence from the city and is
preaching at Antioch all this week
Miss Mary Thompson of Oklahoma,
enroute to Prairie View is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dorsey Mr.. Willie
Lang is still sick He was baptized
last week at Antioch, See A. Taylor
for the Express.
Cleburne. June 16.-The District
Conference of the C. NJ. E. Church
closed with much success-S3S5 was
raised. The concert rendered Fri
day night was grand News reached
| the city of the death of Mr.. John
Combs. Monday. Miss Ada Bolden
was taken very sick on her way to
church, but is improving at this
writing, The Emancipation celebra-
ton Will be observed Monday the
goth, at the Fair Grounds. Amuse-
ments and baseball and free dinner
Rev. Joseph A Brown has returned
from Bastrop. Mr.. A. l.. Davis of
Denver, Colo, is in the city visiting
relatives. Mr.. John Blain of Mere
dian was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmie Bell Sunday. Mr.. Gene Hun
/ Ter was called to Cel'na to attend
the funeral of his brother. Mr. Geo
! Cue t. who was injured on the good
roads construction is imprOviny The
reporter desires to keep the Express
| in every home in Cleburne 10 order
to keep the people interest d, and
posted of the news. Mastor Claud
|ONeal has returned from school
Prof. H. G. Goree, Grand Master
G. L. O. Of O. F. of Texas, came in
the city from Meridian Saturday very
sick He is the guest of Prof and
/ Mrs. ]. j. Burnett. Mrs. Blanck
Glasper and daughter, Miss Annie
! Mae attended the funeral of tleiI
sister and amtie at Waco. Prof
Burnett, Mr.. Estese Jones. Mesdames
A. l.. Chairman, Julia Coleman have
returned from the Pythian Grand
Lodge. Mrs. jamie Earl died last
Monday; funeral was held at the
Nathan church. Rev, Wright ofiC-
ated. Mr.. and Mrs. Petty have moved
back to C'pburne.
Cameron, June 16.-EXcellent pro
grams were prepared by all the
churches Sunday on account of Child
rens Day, but the rain rendered
the delivering of the programs i'm
possible. Mesdames Jas. Curry, MIN
ME Davis. r. c. Covington and Miss
Ferdia King are attending the Prai.
RE View S. n. and I. c. Rev, j
H. Hughes, Mrs. I. NJ Sewell ant
/ Mr.. Leonard Smith have returned
from the Pythian Grand Lodge al
Denison. Texas. Mr. j. II, Fuller
accompanied his wife, Mrs. Susar
Fuller to Dallas, where she will ht
under the care of a Specialist We
hone for her a speedy recovery
NTre putb n .NpwsOm of Oklahoma