The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-30
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Church, of which one of the dele
gates said would have done honor to
Mrs. Mary L. Talbert, and her staff
of the National Y. w. c. A. Wichita
Falls out-stripped all other places
of meeting so far until it is very
doubtful whether any other city can
muster the courage to ask for the
next meeting. In fact, Rev. e. Ar
Engton Wilson, says, the only way
to beat Wichita Falls would be to
kill Mrs. Duckinfield, president OF
the st. John Mission. Mrs. Dunkin-
field wishes to inform the lucky city
which will entertain the B. NJ. and
E. another year, that they will have
to beat $1,21S42. the amount that
was raised during their meeting here
last week. c. G. Sanders, Reporter
CIcburne, April 2S.-Rev. ]. D. Provo
of Oklahoma City preached the in
stallation sermon of Rev. Gentry,
Sunday at the Shiloh Baptist Church.
Reverend C. C. Hammonds of the
A. NJ. E. Church preached at $500
O'Clock; A. NJ. E. Church furnished
music for the occasion. S4TS.25 was
realized IN the rally Sunday at
Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev. Buzz
TAYLOR H. Wright, Clarence Moore
and Eddie Buff attended the funeral
of Mrs. York at Alvarado Sunday
Virgil Mae and Price Griffin, Jr.,
are visiting their aunt and uncle at
Fort Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Dew
berry. Mrs. Mamie Manning and
daughter, Rosie Nell are attending
the funeral of their brother and uncle
who died at Lockhart. The Ladies,
City Club will give a Box Entertain
ment at the residence of Mrs. Sarah
Clark this evening and tonight
Mrs. NJ. C. Butler of Dallas was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Heard
Saturday. Club No. l, Captain, Mrs
Il. ]. Heard raised $27S.05. Mrs. Ser
villa Thomas of Denver, Colo, is
in the city visiting relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. S. George have moved IN
their new home on East list street
Mrs. Fannie Edmunson underwent al
operation of her eye Saturday. Rev
Yorkum of Brentwood preached sun
day at the A. NJ. Z. Church. Mt anc
Mrs. Blunt and DAUGHTER motored u
tAlvarado last week to assist his VIE
I'm her school. Mrs. Leila Caldwel
! entertained the Ladies City Club sat
urday. Refreshments were served
Mr.. las, Baker, our undertaken. VINO
has been very sick is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith visited thell
cousin at RoGing Springs. Mrs. Cas-
to,,a Garrett who has been at the
bedside of her daughter. Miss Addi'
Wilson has returned to Denver, COLO
Mesdames Eliza Lenvill and II. VIII
son who have been very SICK arr
Improving. Mrs. Sarah clark ha'
been elected president of the Ladies
CITY Club, and Mrs. S. j. w. Griggs
secretary. Rev j. w. Buff he's pur
chased car. Mrs. Hlie Dewberr!
of Fort Worth was in the city VlH
iting relatives. Mr.. John Combs an'
children have moved to Pilot Point
Mr.. Gene Hunter visited his wife
Mrs. Annie Hunter, at Booker Wash
ington Sauitarium at Fort WORT
Sunday. Rev Wright preached Sun
day night at the Baptist Church. Tn
odd Fellows and Household Of Ruth
annual sermon will be preached mex
Sunday. Miss Addie Wilson, who ha
been sick is much improved.
Ranger. April 2S.-The A. NJ +
Church held their Quarterly Con
ference Sunday at st. Paul Baptis
lChurch. Sister (Rev.) Smith conduct
ed the services She preached
soul stirring sermon. The service
brought forth many new additions 7
the church. Rev Boyd is still i
Ranger in interest of his schoo
work for the uplft of the Race.
Calvert, April 2s.--Mrs. Rose Eft
Barber, formerly of Monday, Texas
but now of Houston is spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. W. d. Davis Of this city. Rev
| Williams of Denver. Colo. spent Sun
day IN the city the guest of Rev
Geo. Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
Salter received the sad message tina
their son was sick in a hospital a
Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs Electa
Hughes is hack from Bryan on he
annual visit of the Missionary Society
She viii leave Monday for Hearn
Mrs. C. C. Houston of Houston. Tex
as made her annual visit to tn