The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-04
TOWNS

| West Hill Cemetery Monday. Mrs.
| (Dr) A. n. Prince is president, as
| sisted by Mrs. Ada dorchester, Prof
| n. S. Everett, Dr.. A. n. Prince, Prof
A. J. Kirkpatrick ct al. Mary Dupree
died Goth inst. at 900 a. m. at the
home of her daughter, Minnie Kidd,
/ Corner Brockett and BrOughton SITS.
] She was devoted mother. leaving
two daughters to mourn her lost
She was a member Of Harmony Bap-
| fist Church and was loved by ali
who knew her. Funeral services
were held from Harmony Baptist
Church by Rev A. Allen, assisted by
Revs. HUTCHINSON, Robinson and
Evans. She was a member of Sallie
Lawrence Temple No 279 S. NJ. r
Mrs. Lizzie Walker, sister, Of Den
/ ison; Mines. Parthena Dupree, Emer-
| line Martin, Mrs. Lewis of Honey
| Grove and Mr.. Alfred Davis of Dallas
attended the funeral
Ranger, June 6.-The Third En-
ecutive Board of The West Texas
Baptist Association convened at St.
| Paul Baptist church last week. Dr..
A. l.. Wright, Moderator, Dr.. j. W.
! Washington, pastor. The Board clos
! ed Sunday night with banner sue
cess Each department went over the
| top Rev, w. r. Tally representing
the Sunday School work, reported
! $12G.50; Rev. A. G. Monogan, repre-
senting the B. Y. p. U. department
reported $l2L5O; Sister II. o. Nelson
| president of the Womans Work, re-
| ported $114S0; for church in gen.
eral, $2l3.94; grand total, $5S7.05.
Several were added to the church.
which made this board the record
breaker. A vote of thanks was ten
dered the st. Paul pastor and mem
bers and the people of Ranger for
their hospitality. A little poetry
verse was extended to the board as
| follows by j. Ii. Warmsley: and
when you 90 please dent forget. that
Ranger is your friend, And hearty
invitation to return she does extend"
Ranger Colored school closed Friday
night with an excellent program.
/ Miss Boyd win leave for Waco We'd
is much impressed with Ranger, and
we are much delighted with her. We
have but a few young women like
Miss Boyd, She is reelected by the
School Board for the ensuing term.
Miss Boyd i'll leave for Waco We'd
nesday. Many people are leaving for
their summer vacations. Mrs. Hollis
is on the sick list this week. Rev.
Carraway has returned and reports
a great time at the District Confer
ence. See Rev. T. L. Nickleberry for
the Express. See what the race il
doing.
Temple. June 2.-Larse crowds at
tended the school closing exercises
both nights. The Elementary De
partment staged very exquisite
Cantata Thursday night at the Rink
Theatre, subject: queen of the Uni
verse;" which consisted q a play ia
two acts, featuring the several plan
cts of the Universe. Beautiful cos
tunes were designed by various
members OF the faculty, and worn by
the pupils, which added much tC
the beauty of the occasion. Much
credit is due the promoters Of the
occasion, and the children for having
played so well their parts. Friday
night the Commencement was held
at the Eighth Street Baptist Church.
The auditorium and galleries were
packed to their utmost capacity,
while the graduates entertained with
orations, duets, and songs. The Sa-
lutatory and Grafton by Arlington
Burnett Bailey was well wOrded,
and very profound in thought and
culture. The Grafton by Miss Marie
Isabella Tibbs, subject: Little
Things" was rich with information
in reward to the real value of little
things in all walks Of life, showing
what vital part they play in the max
ing of the structures, and the form
ing of great characters in our lives.
Miss Maggie Puliam entertained
next with a sweet solo. "Since You
Went Away" Next was an Grafton
on "Americanism, by Nolia Alex
anGer Davis, which was very mas
terfully delivered, together with
wonderful enunciatiOn Of speech.
After a Duet, was he Grafton and
Valedictory, Miss Matte Belle Myers,
which set a precedent in graduates
be surpassed. The Commencement
Address was delivered by Prof Ran
dolph, A. NJ, president of Samuel
Huston College of Austin, which was
a masterpiece Of eloquence, inspir-
ing, and helpful. Presentation of
diplomas were made by Supt. Gle
ment TO a class of nine, preceded
by a brief though favorable address.
The Rev. l.. NJ. Sanders delivered
the Annual THANKSGIVING Sermon to
the L. 8. F's. and S. NJ. rs. Sun
day evening at the Wayman Chapel
=. y. T. Church, which was very
ms rim. TIC remains Of Private
Charlie Smith who died in France
during the Worlds War was received
here Friday, May 90, by E. L. c.
BranfOId Undertaken. Interment was
made Monday. MAY 30th, in the New
Cemetery. DR.. X. T. Wise accom-
panied by his wife, returned from
his post-Course of study in Illinois
and Ohio. Dr. Wise passed the State
Medical Board of Ohio and was high
~ honOred by the Association. Mr..
Billy Hall, a quiet young man Of our
city residing on So. 18th Street, who
has been mentally unbalanced for
the last three weeks, ran violently
insane Friday night. After an arden,
search was made by Mr.. Isaac, his
step father, he was found late that
hight, and turned over to the officers.
after which he was lodged in jail
Mr.. George Childs, accompanied by
party of men and women, while
cut driving on the little river road.
ran into a herd of cattle. killing
yearlng 1t is said that Chills was
under the influence of Force"
favorite beverage since the 18th
Amendment. The owner of the yearl-
ing demanded $4,000 damages, which
was paid by Mr. Childs on notification
of same. Following a heated arnu.