The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-26

Our next meeting will be at the res
idence of Mrs. Elijah Carr. Mrs. G.
Steward, president, Mrs. Elijah, sec
rotary
Lawton, March 24.-The A. M. e.
church is having a great success
with their revival conducted by Rev.
Baker of Lutha, Okla. Services were
well attended all day. Collection for
Sunday, $3.50. Rev. Boone of
Chattanooga, Okla, preached at
Bethlehem Baptist Church. Lawton
was hit with cold spell Sunday
and a rain Sunday night. Mr.. Hen
ry Dixon shoots Mr.. Tim
Hawkins, Tuesday, the 18th at No.
IL avenue inflicting a flesh wound
in the right thigh. Mr.. Dixon was
Immediately arrested. Mr.. Hawkins
is resting fine at this report. Lind
say Johnson shot and killed Tippy
Andrews Sunday at about IL p. m.
Ardmore, March 24.-The Minis
terial Alliance of Ardmore is engag-
ed in a great go to Church Cam
paign" through which it is hoped
many sinners may be won for
Christ. Mr.. Client Foster is in
the city for a while. Mr.. Oscar
Smile, Jr., is visiting relatives in
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Phillip Lof-
ton, ~Jr,, of Wolfe City Texas, is
visiting relatives and friends in our
city. The G. G. and H. H. boys en-
tertained the girls of Ardmore,
Monday night. For quick service
and fine tailoring see L. H. Hobbs,
$50 E. Main street. Miss Mabel New
berry of Davis, Okla, is the guest
of Miss Alma Crisp. Mr.. Elmer
Turner has returned from Hot
| Springs, Ark. The D. H. S. Basket
Ball team is very anxious to match
a game before the season closes
Write w T. Warren, P. o. Box $40,
Ardmore, Okla. Mr.. NJ. w. Allen is
in Hope, Ark, on business. If you
want the Express stop at $50 East
Main. You will miss a treat if you
miss the program at the First Bap-
fist, Easter Sunday. W. T. Warren,
reporter
McAIester, March ga. M. e.
rally closed last Sunday night. Club
No. l raised $4,000 and club No.
2, raised S241.00 making total Of
$500 The same. amount was rails
ed by suggestion of their new pas
tor, Rev. McAlester. The East Star
| Baptist started their revival last
Monday night. Rev. Branch, pastor.
Mrs. Lenora Hayes was called to
Denison to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Jennie Jones who was report
| ed killed in Denison by unknown
persons. Mr.. Henry Ellsworth who
has been in the employ of the Katy
railroad for the last 10 or IL years
was very seriously hurt Thursday
morning. He is now at his home at
4O4 West Delaware, under the care
of DR.. G. T. Gray. The High
! School Minstrel at Convention hall
was success. Door receipts were
$161,30. Mrs. Ida Bell Layne, who
was called to Tulsa, Okla, to the
bedside of her son, Walter Layne
returned home, March goth, accom-
panied by her sister and two chill
dren. Mrs. D. Williams, Miss 0zell
and Oran Leroy Williams. The N
A. A. C. p, met at East Star Bap-
| llSL MdlCll SO. hC
1 trict meeting of Mosaic convened
at Hartsborne last Monday. Mrs
Nancy Titsworth, Mrs. A. G. John.
son and Mrs, Motley attended. Mrs
Nancy Ellsworth visited Wilburton
Oklahoma, Tuesday to see Mrs
Branch's sick son, w. L. Lane.
Olmulgee, March ..24.-Rev. C
r. Shorts, assistant pastor of the
First Baptist Church, preached 6
strong sermon last Sabbath, taking
the life of Matthew as his subject
Pastor Jones made a wise choice
when he sent this strong young mar
to the city
1t seems that all the members OF
NJ. E. Church are behind Rev. Mad
den in the matter of building g
church. Do not forget their bis
thousand dollar rally on the frs
Sabbath in April.
The Dunbar High School Bant
will give an April Fool Party at the
school building Friday, April LIST
Ere long you will hear the sweetest
music poured forth by this youth
full band under their leader, Mr.
Ross Instruments have been or.
dered.
All our people are putting out
trees and making their ground!
beautiful. Mr. Mcmillan is re-
sponsible for this opportunity tC
get good trees at a reasonable rate
The churches are given special rates
as is also the school. More thar
twenty trees are to be put out OF
the school grounds through the
contribution of the pupils.
Easter Day is to be a great day
for the children, Each Sabbath
school will have an exercise anC
the Riddles given a chance to "shov
off"
Flowers are being planted around
the grounds of the school building!
and rooms decorated in keepinl
with the season.
Notice, the sign over frank An
derson's harness shop and then ge
yours made at the same place. Dun
bar can do more as they did this.
AT a recent meeting of the N
A. c. p, the following Officers
were elected and arrangement
made for drive for one hundred
new members: d. J. Wallace, Pres
ident; d. F. Wilson, Vice Presi
dent; W. H. Fort, Secretary; Ro!
Tyler Treasurer; DR.. A. NJ. Car
penter, Chairman ex-Com; Rev. J
Anderson, r. S. SAMPLE, Miss MAUD
Smith, p. NJ. Mann members of thu
executive committee
Rev. w. Il. Hampton of Paris
Texas, en- route to Muskogee spen
pleasant hours in our city Sunday
While here he visited the Observer
Publishing Co. office.
Mr. John Glass, one of Okmul