The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-05


Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Prince are run
ming a nice business. Miss Beulah
Thomas and sister, Miss Theodore
spent Saturday inthe city. They are
leaders in their classes at Williams
VILE MIR. jackson and Mr.. Powell
were pleasant callers at the williams
vile School Tuesday evening. Miss
Matte ID. Pickard and class are work
ing hard this session to put their
class in the junior list of the schools.
The parents ought to take more IN
terest in the school and see that all
needed comforts for their children
are supplied. Mr.. j. A. brown viii
address our school on the second
Friday evening at which time we ex-
pect all the scholars out. Our school
will soon need the second school
teacher. 81 enrolled Miss b. Thomas,
school reporter. Mrs. Maud Williams
spent a few days in the city at the
bedside of her sick mother, Mrs. II.
Hester. Mrs, Irene Glass of Dallas
was called to the bedside of her sick
mother, Mrs. Hester. Mrs. Marshall
Dunlay of New York City. formerly of
Calvert came home Friday. His
brother, Jasper Dunlay of Dinkins,
and sisters were here to greet their
brother. Miss Rachel Powers left
Sunday for Mt. Zion where he has
occupied a position as assistant
teacher. Little Mr.. Robert Johnson
is sick at his aunts home, Miss L.
A. Johnson Miss Lillian b. Black
shear spent Friday evening in the
city guest of Miss L. Cooley. Mr..
George U. Mead is still very i'll.
Prospect Lodge No. 300. f. and A.
NJ. will meet in regular monthly meet
ing Feb. 1.
Ilailevyille And Jones Prairie.
Services were good at Mt. Zion
Sunday. Pastor Sharp took for his
text Luke 15:16-17. Subject: 1.-THE
Lost Child" and the congregation
was held in awe while he delivered
the message. We never heard the
prodigal son preach that style before.
We adjourned until B. Y P. U. hour.
The lesson was beautifully conducted
by Mr.. c. H. Foster. After a sririt-
ual prayer service led by Bro. w. NJ.
Young, the choir sang "Unclouded
Day" Then Pastor Sharp again gave
us another one of those matchless
sermons from the subject: "The
Battle is the Lords, End Chron. 2O:15.
The saints rejoiced. Receipts SASS.
Miss l. d. Nelson doesn't seem to
improve much. Miss Rachel Powell
of Calvert was here Thursday to see
trustees concerning assisting in the
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wife of Calvert were over visiting
parents and relatives Friday.
Cleburne, Feb. 3.--Rev. S. l.. Gates,
eX-pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church
preached the Missionary sermon for
the Shiloh Baptist sisters, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Chandler entertained 25
guests with swell luncheon last
tuesday might at her homo on E.
Chambers Street. Mrs. T. B. Nc
Million and Mrs. Leila Caldwell were
in Fort Worth on business Thursday.
Mrs. johnson from Ladonia will en-
terrain at Mrs. Caldwells Wednesday.
Mrs. Marie Hamilton of Temple was
guest of Mrs. Sallie Bolden Sunday.
Mrs. Hodge OF Hollins is at the bed
Mrs. Annie Johnson, Miss Odele
Harris OF Morgan spent the weekend
with Miss +. b. Harbert. Miss jamie
Foster of Dallas is IN the city visit
Ing relatives. Mr.. viii Walker Of
Dallas is in the city guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Annie Foster Wesley. Mr..
Ellison Of Fort Worth is guest
of his sister-inlaw, Mrs. Daisy Will
liams. Rev. j. W. Hawkins closed
his board meeting with much success.
Rev. j. Hun preached a noble ser
mon for the Missionary sisters Sun
day morning at the Baptist Church.
He has been called to pastor the
church at Morgan. Mrs. Yeager has
returned from the bedside OF his
sister at Wolfe City. Misses l.. T..
Phillips and H. NJ. Frame gave a
recital at Temple last week. Mrs.
Elvira Rice is on the sick list Mr.
w. S. Rice has purchased a car
Mrs. Hoyt of Fort Worth is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Virgina Fortune
Miss Mollie Gazette of Clifton is
visiting her cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claudio Kelly. Mr.. Gene Hunters
mother is on the sick list. Miss
Pressie Chandler of Oklahoma City
is in the city visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Chandler. Mr..
Ernest Brown of Tulsa, Okla, was
the guest of his parents last week,
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brown
Messrs. Judge and David Kellough
are very sick at their home at Oak
Hill.
Cameron, Feb 3.-The Inter-Scho-
lastic League meet Saturday at the
High School was well attended and
much work completed. About thirty
schools were represented by their
principals and assistants. Mission
days were carried out at all churches
Sunday with appropriate programs.
Mrs. r. L. Woodland as president, and
her corps Of officers were installed
in the Missionary Society at Lights
Chapel Sunday. Rev. j.. w. Norris
did credit to himself on this occasion.
The contest at the High School was
brimful of enthusiasm, FriG ~ even
ing, Miss Ida Mayo being the teacher.
Whoever raised the highest amount
won the honors of having the Basket
Ball team named for her. Mr.. S. c..
Woodland and Rev. J. w. Williams
attended B. Y. p. U. services at Cam
eron Grove Sunday evening where
Rev, Williams installed the officers.
Mrs. l.. e. Mccoy and Mrs. r. L.
Hall attended services at Joyce Chap
Ell M. H., Church at IL D. m. Sunday
and listened to quite an inspiring
sermon by Pastor Childs. Rev.
Childs Is a minister of small no
small ability. Mrs. Julia Harden
read splendid paper at Lights
Chapel Missionary Meeting Sunday
She is an ardent worker in church.
Rev. j. H. Hughes is out of the city
for few days. Master Roosevelt
Murphy. ore of the Boy Scouts of
Currie School, has decided to help