The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07

of o. F.; was buried with honors
of Odd Fellowship. Funeral attended
from Macedonia Baptist Church, tlve
miles North of Marshall. Laid to
rest in family cemetery. Mr.. Doug
las Wilcoxsin lies very low at his
mothers home. 1t seems but a
short while and all will be over.
Mr.. Wilcoxsin is late from New York
City. Mr.. Joshua Breashears fingers
between life and death at his sisters.
1t seems but the turn of few days
and all will be over. Mrs Lula
Simpson is still improving. Mr.. ~
A. Murphy still fingers. Rev. J. w.
Grundy is still on the sick list. Mr..
John Prince is on the Sick list. Mr..
John Thomas. improves but slowly.
In the big rally at Galilee Baptist
Church they raised $4,000. This is
a progressive church with progress
i've pastor A most excellent set OF
deacons. They are money movers.
On account of the bad weather the
entertainment did not meet with the
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Athens, May 5-Services well at
tended Sunday in spite of rain, Rev.
C. H. Pugh' delivered a noble sermon
to few of his old regulars. The
Missionary sisters of Mt. Providence
Baptist Church had their rally Sun
day Rev. Fuller (white) pastor OF
this city church delivered soul stir
ring sermon for them: $47S7 was
raised. Mrs, Birda Williams of the
A. NJ. E. Church reported $29.SS with
the Vanguard book Sunday night.
Mr.. Laura Miller, pianist of the A.
NJ. q. Church, entertained at her
home the Junior choir with an an
nual reception. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Euell Richardson's a fine girl. Moth
er and baby doing nicely. The baby
girls of this city surprised everyone
organizing their club, namely: Busy
Bees. Mrs. Hattie Morgan was call
ed to La Rue, two trips less than
a week on the account of two OF her
auntie's death. The Priscilla Art
Club donated her $500 in her dis
tress. Rev. C. H. Pugh was called
to La Rue to conduct a revival.
Mrs. s. Jiles made a missionary an
nual visit last week, Mrs. Anna
Robinsin is the right woman when
1t comes to S. S. Supt, Miss Josie
phene Hannah and Aunt Bette Cald-
well are on the Sick list. Miss Leila
Lewis and Margana Stell returned
after a weeks visit in Brownsboro.
Arrivals: Mr.. d. Hawkins, Denison.
The Priscilla Art Club met with Mr.
Loretta Hunter Tuesday: was royalty
entertained with a five course lunch
con, after which the members dis
cussed the coming concert which will
take place May 18th. Meeting will
be entertained at the home of Mrs
Rena Moseley. The l. c. H. Club
met with Miss Minnie Kelly with the
president presiding. After all bus
mess, a few encouraging remarks
by Mrs. Nancy Bryant; then the fol-
lowing program was rendered: Open
ing song by the Club; Address Arto-
lee Morgan; Rec.-Willie H. Moseley;
Solo-Thelma Massey; Paper-Ella
M. Richardson; Rec-Minnie Kelly;
Closing remarks by Mrs. N. Bryant.
Friday night the club gave social
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Massey-enjoyed by all -four
courses were served. Ella NJ. Rich
ardson reporter. Mrs. Eliza Ware
remodeled her home with a new
porch. Mr. Fox Barker is ready to
enter his new tileing store house.
You can find the Dallas Express at
E. G. Franks barber shop. Laura
M. Miller. reporter.