The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12

is going on to success. The public
school is getting along nicely with a
large attendance. For the Express
see j. F. Price.
Honey Grove, March 10.-Rev. Ham
ilton, State Missionary of Dallas fill
ed the Eastland Baptist pulpit Sun
day, both morning and evening. Mrs.
Jane Curry was buried Saturday.
Many friends and relatives were in
the city to witness the occasion. Prof.
W j. Taylor of Wolfe City was here
Saturday. Mrs. Edna Aldridge and
Willet Allen are on the sick list also
Mrs Simons. Mrs. A. L. Pendleton
is convalescing. The cemetery COM
mittee stormed Mrs. Eliza Pierce
Friday night. Rey. Linds filled his
pulpit at the A. M. Il. Church Sun
day. Rev. Swancy left Saturday ev-
ening for Denton. The Mothers
Meeting at the Daughters Hall was
enjoyed by all After meeting was
closed, the members and friends were
served cream and cake. Miss Isadore
Hamilton and sister and friends were
here Sunday. Mrs. Hensley of Petty
was also here. Rev. Harllee preached
an dDlS sermon OuHudy.
Denton, March 1O.-Services were
splendid at the different churches
Sunday. Rev. McClung. the white
Baptist minister of this city preached
for Rev. Swancy Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock bringing with him his
choir Miss Cleo Young visited in
Dallas last week. Mrs. Tenah Farley
20 JaIy
son and was buried with Taborian
honors. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the First Baptist Church
of which she had been a member for
number of years. Rev. S. NJ. Walk
er conducted the services and B. w.
Crawford, undertaken, had charge of
the body. Miss Laura Lambert, the
daughter of Rev. NJ. p. Lambert died
March 8, at the family residence on
Wilson street after a long illness of
four months with tubercular pneu-
monia. The funeral was conducted
from st. James A. NJ. e. Church,
March 4, at p. m. where vast
crowd reviewed the remains. She
was a member of this church for
more than IS months. She was laid
'
ors. Resolutions were read from H.
H. of Ruth, Sister j. w. Bell; from
the church, Sister R. H. Burr; from
Stewardess Board, Sister A. G. Scott;
Solo, Mrs. Mabel billiard B w.
Crawford had charge of the body,
DR.. A. G. Scott, her pastor, preached
the funeral service. Mrs. Fannie
Reynolds was carried to Booker
Washington Sanitarium where she I'M
derwent a successful operation. She
Is reported doing fine Madam Haw-
kins gave quite a musical entertain
ment at Fred Douglas High School
Friday night, March 4. Her singing
was enjoyed by her hearers.
Terrell, March 10.-Everybody was
all smiles over the arrival of the
Dallas Express in our own town
again. Many children are out Of
school on account of measles. Mrs.
Mollie Morris is still very i'll. The
revival will begin at Bethlehem Bap-
fist the first Sunday in March. Our
pastor, Rev. r. w. Daily is lining the
saints up for the revival Rev. r.
P. Sparks was in town Saturday Wis
iting his family. There was organ
lied at the home of Prof. Ray Ander-
son Y. NJ. c. A. May success
crown his efforts. The Gleda Glass
under the direction of Mrs. J. l. Daily
| is meeting with much success. The
Metoka boys are preparing to open
the Pleasure Garden. Mrs. D. A.
| Orange served the Bethlehem Baptist
Choir Thursday evening. Everybody
was joyfully surprised. Much credit
is due Mrs. Orange for such appre-
ciative hit. Rev. D. A. Butler is a
progressive young minister. We are
proud of him. Miss May Jones has a
splendid class in short hand We
have a fine bunch of church going
young people in our town. Mr.. Jack
Calhoun left Sunday for Kansas City
after spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. Lewis Williams. You will
find the Express at the Wesley Studio
on Saturday This Is March, do not
get excited over the wind and sand.
1t may serve as a means to prevent
you from talking so much, as you will
have to keep your mouth closed. NJ.
B. Wesley, the photographer is in
Corsicapa. Mrs. Wesley is holding
things in the studio. You should en-
courage her by your presence, If you
are not ready to have any work done.
Mrs NJ. e. Marlborough is doing some
very efficient work in Rev. Blair's
Office as stenographer, Mrs. Carrie
Burell is a successful church worker.
Strangers are welcome to our many
churches. Easter Bells are ringing.
ntaI, ~ &c ~
| find your nest. The Metaka class
| is discussing the subject, obedience"
Much good is being accomplished
with Mrs. c. L. Wesley as teacher
and H. Holmes, president Don't for
get the revival at all churches. We
are trying to put the devil to n
eight. We always want the Express
in our home.
Wolfe City, March 1O.--Mrs. Aline
Cobbs returned home from Denison.
Mrs. Willie Hollis of Tulsa is visiting
home folks. Rev. H. C. Riley was
here Sunday. Nj. N. Gray was here
organizing the Tent, the juviniIe de-
partment Of the X. of T.
LufkiR, March 1O.-Mrs. S. Steward,
IedCuSI dt hSlIySi anu HeI well Tram
ed pupils entertained the pupils OF
lucky Ward Friday, March 4th from
Ills to 2:15 p. M A rapid ball team
was called The scores were 10
| IL in favor of Lufkin. Frinchie Wal
lace. back stopper; Frank Wilkerson,
first baseman. This was thier first
game for the season. Any school
team desiring game, write Mrs. ].
E. Johnson, Lufkin, Texas. Mrs. S.
Steward is doing great work in
Angelina County. She has worked
the schools to meet up in his part
of the country and the schools are
being benefited by the same. Miss
M. E. Henry's school closed Mt Cedar
Grove last week. She and her pupils
wara Welcome visitnrs at Ii1fkin Ward