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

Both spiritually and financially, mem
bers connected to the church So;
amount raised $556.6S. Rev. r. B.
Martin, P. c., S. W, Booker, Clerk.
There was a successful Tea party
given by the Missionary sisters OF
the First Baptist Church at the home
Of Mrs. Bonnie Gooden last week.
Rev. J. J. James succeeded in con-
Meeting five converts to the church
on his last trip for the month of
February. Mrs. Gallie Sigers was
called to Monroe, La, few days ago
to the bedside of her father. Rev.
B. F. Roberts was at his post Sunday.
A high day was had at New Zion
Church. Mr.. H Huntley confessed
Christ on his sick bed and was con-
nected with the C. NJ. Il. Church.
WeatherfOrd, March 1O.-Rev. G. A.
Harlee, pastor of Prince Memorial
C.. NJ. Il. Church is bringing things TO
pass. He IS preparing to pull off a
thousand dollar rally on Easter Sun
day. Board No. 3, met at Mrs. Mary
Young's on PIP +. Akard Street. A
grand program was rendered by the
club members. Board No. 2, met at
Mrs. c. Stricklands, 2lS Il. Akard.
The young ladies of the club are
doing nice needle work Mrs Lotie
Byrd spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Walter holland has bought a
home on Akard street. Mrs. Mary
Young is visiting her daughter at
Abilene. Mr.. Jack Brown and Clyde
George have opened first class
restaurant on York Avenue. Rev.
Garnet of Aliens Chapel had good
attendance last Sunday all day.
Cleburne, March lO.-The X. of P.
and Courts of Calantha's annual
thanksgiving sermon will be preached
March q at p. m. at the Fist Bap-
fist Church. The public is invited
Mrs. George Johnson attended the
funeral of their sister-in-law at Car
well, who was killed by a train. Mr..
Lewis Johnson and Mss w. Il. Gate
wood were married Thursday. Mrs.
T. B. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordia
Caldwell were called to Wolfe City
to attend the funeral of their grand
mother, Mrs. Minerva Stevens. Mrs.
T. B. Mcmillan entertained the Ladies
City Club last Tuesday. Mrs. Charity
Pollard's sister of Memphis, Tenn, is
visiting her Mr. and Mrs. farmer
of Alvarado was in the city Sunday
visiting their brother-in-law and his
slster-dn-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler
of Wichita Falls are in the city Wis
ting relatives. Mr.. Lorge and Mrs.
Rose Williams of Fort Worth attend
ed the funeral of their cousin, MoR-
day, Mrs. Mackde Davis. Mr.. Harvey
Price of Lawton, Okla, attended the
funeral of his sister Monday, Mrs.
Mackie Davis. Mr.. Albert Kay is
sill very sick at his home Mrs.
A. Taylor of Sherman was the guest
of Mrs. Hightower Friday. Mr.. jim
Robertson of Fort Worth attended
the funeral of his niece Monday, Mrs.
Mackie Davis. Mr.. Archie Davis was
called from Prairie View to attend
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mack
lie Davis. Texas College Big Four
Club gave a recital here Tuesday
night and at Grandview Saturday
night in the interest of Texas Col
lege Great success was had. Mrs.
Annaline Phillips entertained the
Lanes ART CLUB Wednesday. Refresh
ments were served. Hon. VIM. Nc
Donald of Fort Worth smoke here
last Thursday night in the interest
of the girls athletic club. About 40
members were let out of employment
at the Santa Fe Shop last week Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Shannon of Dallas
are in the city visiting their sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Alexander Messrs. Earl Nc
Ginty, Jimmie Bell, George Phillips,
Price Griffin spent Sunday in Gal
weston. Mrs. Mackie Davis, who I'M
derwent an operation last Wednesday
at Booker Washington Sanitarium at
Fort Worth died Thursday and was
brought here for burial. Funeral was
attended at the First Baptist Church
Monday. Rev. Joseph A. Brown Off
ated. She was buried with H. H. of
r. honors.