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


attended the District Conference at
MineOla last week. They reported
nice time. The American Woodmen
held their Annual Thanksgiving SER
vices at the A. NJ. Il. Church. Mrs.
Annie l. Busch of Dallas is here Wis
iting relatives. She is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Miller. Mms.
Pinkie Norris, Lucy Richardson,
Jessie Wilson, Anna Ware, Laura
Miller, Annie Hamlet, Katherine
Miller, Ellen Barker and Annie L..
Busch attended the Griffin-Brown
wedding in Chandler last week. Rev.
c. II. Pugh delivered the annual
Thanksgiving sermon for the U. b.
of Fs. and S. NJ. rs. assisted by
Rev, +. Prince of Palestine. There
was great program delivered, Mr.,
Willie Derroueh is reported i'll,
Blackshear High School closed with
four nights Commencement exercises
which was very creditable, at the
A. NJ. Il. Church. The Priscilla Art
Club gave a splendid concert at the
Odd Fellows Hall. DR.. Cain of
Louisville is here in interest of the
Church of God College. Mrs. Matte
Miller attended the Missionary Board
at Wills Point last week. Mrs
Lucille Fletcher of Kemp is here,
You can always find the Express at
+. G. Franks barber shop. Mrs.
Laura Miller, reporter.
Marshall, June 2-Commencement
exercises at Bishop College were eX-
cellent, and surpasses all former
exercises The music and oratiOns
were very fine and delivered in a
most excellent manner. This school
has a great president and is a good
school for Negro Boys and Girls. Il
also has an excellent roster of teach
ers. Ten graduates swelled the alum
nj The U. b. f. and S. NJ. rs. held
their Annual Thanksgiving sermon
at Bethesda Baptist church. A nice
program was rendered. Rev. Sam
Howard preached the sermon. Mr.
Jesse Edwards was Master of Cere-
monies. The Mosaic Templars held
their Annual Thanksgiving services
at Galilee Baptist Church Sunday
June 5th. Mrs. Sadie Williams is
able to be up after a long illness
The Loyal Friends of America, are
arranging for a big time Little
Miss B. B. Patterson graduated from
the Domestic Science Department at
Wiley University. Mrs. Artense Shaw
is able to sit up.
Crochet, June Sunday School as
usual, nicely attended at all the
churches. The Birthday Reception
given on May oath by Madams. Liz
(zie Williams and Louisa Pendland in
honor of Rev. X. l.. Scott was quite
an enjoyable affair Many guests
were present A number of presents
were received. Menu: salad, punch
cream and cake. We were in such
a hurry until we missed the closing
of the affair Prof. II. f.. King ir
due much credit for the good order
manifested at his exercises. The
Fairy Play md Sweetest Husband
were quite unique. Enthusiasm i"
the genius of sincerity. and truth
accOmplishes no victories without il.
Carve your names on hearts and
not on marble. An investment in
knowledge always pays the best in
terest. Mr.. John Pendland got hi7
left hand badly hurt Mr.. Charlie
Roberts and little daughter Esterline
are visiting relatives in Austin. Miss
Jennie Mae Howard has returned
from Bishop College. Mrs. Weasel
Williams is very sick. Mrs. B.
Collins is up again Misses Ethel
and Pearl Cotton like their new home
fine. Oakland, California. The Smith
Memorial Presbyterian S. s. is q
lively one at p. m. every Sabbath.
May Goth the lesson. Making the
neighbcrhood Christian" should he
Eracticed after it has been taught.
Cream and cake were served by Mrs.
Huda Holly, after the lesson was
over. Rev. l.. A. Weaver of "
preached the Educational Sermon to
the 1921 class Sunday, 800 p. m. at
ST. Luke Baptist Church Mr.. Virgis
Tippett is home after spending two
weeks in Huntsville or business
Mr., Allen Hobby of Palestine visited
his niece, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Wal
ter Bell is recovering from a long
illness. Prof. d. Mccullough is sick
listed. A nine weeks normal will
open here June 49,. Your enrolment
will be kindly appreciated Mrs. d
Thompson gave birthday party
May %, in honor of her seven-year-
old daughter. Tadine. Many presents
were received; twenty-one were
served: hostess assisted by MadamS
c, Tippet, NJ. N. Davis, c. Love.
Sherman, June Mrs, Mary Cea.
plus of Bochito, Oklahoma, visited
ciC Ire NJvg
Harriet Rasdell. who has been with
her daughters. Mms. Johnnie Herald
and Efiie Arterberry has returned
home to her son, Mr.. Webb Rasdall.
Mrs Jennie Mae Whitby assisted in
the musical department of the Com
mencement exercises of Van Alstyne
school. Prof. ) +. Battle, principal
Rev. H. P. Evans of Payne Chapel
A. NJ e. Church delivered the Bac-
calaureate sermon. MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Wallace after several days
visit with her mother, Mr., Mamie
B. Nicholson, left 29.h instant for
Denver, Colorado. Quite a surprise
in store night of 2Sth, when two of
our leading young people, Mr.. John
Edwards and Miss Maggie Nicholson
were IHdTIleu DIT Of JOHl - M' u
parsonage Rev. |. Z. Robinson Off
ate1. Only immediate friends and
relatives being present. Misses Lii
Fan Kirkpatrick and Addie Alexander
have returned from Prairie View Col
lege. Miss Ruth English and Mr.,
Nathaniel Prince have returned from
Wiley University. Miss Willie Ine7
Miles and Mr. Clarence Coleman
have returned from Bishop College
Correction: In issue of 2Sth instant
quoting Mr. Joe Martins age at 3T
years was a mistake. Mr.. Charles
&.tzhugh is an admirer of the FIX
press. The U. B. F and s. NJ. rs.
Annual Sermon was preached Sun