The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01
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Okmulgee, Okla, Sept. 29.-Mrs.
Maggie Jefferson entertained a num-
Der of friends Tuesday evening at
her residence, 625 e. End street,
in honor of her step-daughter, Mrs.
Matte Washington of Muskogee, a
three course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Addie B. Walker and Lora
Graham of Boley, were guests of
Miss Maude Smith, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. A. Webb of 1909 South Flori-
da avenue, formerly of Waco. Texas,
has just completed two modern bun
galow house at a cost of $3,400.
Mr.. Webb has had charge of the
street cleaning department the past
four years, which position he still
holds with credit. He has accu-
mulated valuable property.
Prof. w. b. Jones of Lima, spent
a few pleasant hours in our city
Saturday on his return from the
Sunday School convention at No
wata.
Rev. T. w, Stevenson, moderator
of the S. w. Creek and Siminola
Baptist Association left for Calvert,
Texas, Saturday.
Long before the hour for open
ing, hundreds of people made their
way to the place of meeting fully
one thousand people listened atten-
lively to every word which fell from
the lips of these delegates. The
audience seemed to be in a very
happy mood. All were satisfied with
the report, the delegates brought
from the great meeting.
A number of members of Mt.
Hope Lodge No. 90, F. C A. M,
were at Okuskee, Cunday, where
a brother Mason was laid to rest.
1.-THE Crescent Cafe" with Mrs.
| II. Shealy proprietress opened for
Business in the white building Fri
day of last week.
The stockholders meeting of the
Big Rush manufacturing Co.. Zinc. }
was held Friday evening in the
Observer building.
Mrs. Steller Berry was dangerous
ly cut Saturday night by Henryetta
Roberts.
County schools closed its summer
term Friday.
The Grand U. N. I. A. meeting
Sunday evening at the Macedonia
Baptist church was the center of
attraction. DR.. o. A. Williams and
Mrs. G. c. Hall, delegates who at
tended the 31st day convention of
the U. N. l. A., which was held in
New York, made their report
LawtOn Sept. 29.-sunday was
a high day at the Galilee Baptist
church. The rally was a total sue
cess. Amount raised $116.16. Rev.
%. D. Parker is doing a great work
for the Lord. Services were good
all day. His text was at the night
service. A crying woman. This let
every ones eyes full of tears. The
pastor, Rev. Boone of the A. M. E.
church was at his post, preached
morning and night Both sermons
were great. Miss Fannie Brown has
returned from Altus, Okla, where
she has been visiting. Mrs, Fannie
M. Stoneham of Stone, Texas, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. King
Brown and Edith Holbert another
relative. Mr.. King Brown has re-
turned from Atlus, Okla, where he
has been attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge. The revival at Beth
elhem Baptist church is progressing
nicely. Two have been added to the
church for baptism. The pastor,
Rev. Owens, has the devil all stir
red up and the Christians are gett-
ing together Collection for Sunday
was $39,45. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allen entertained the deacons and
preachers with a dinner party SUM-
day, September rs. Mrs. Roht.
Smart and Miss Isonia jackson of
Waurika, Okla, are in the city, visit
ing Mrs. Sadie Terrell at the resi-
dence of w. c. Snowton.
/ Purcell, Sept. 29.-Good services
were held all day Sunday with all
churches with soul stirring sermons.
Mrs. Hill from Paul Valley has
been visiting Mrs. A. jefferson. Mr..
and Mrs. George Holt and Mrs. Per-
kins and B. Perkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Franklin and Roberta Gains
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Floyd
Holloway. There was a grand time
at the entertainment Saturday night
given by V. B., Bro, Miss .Orleane