The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-11

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Crockett, June 9.--Sunday services
were held at all the churches. Rev
H. c. Hayes OF Little Rock accom-
panied by Mr.. T. A. Mumford OF Pa.
i held services with the good people
of the Presbyterian church. Those
people are expecting shepherd soon
The Commencement exercises took
place at st. Luke Baptist church on
May Both at $500 p m; standing
room would have been a premium.
The graduates entertained with ora
tons, solos, Duets, quartetts and
| tubilees. The Salutatory. Miss Ruth
Hortense Rhodes, was excellent. The
ioratiOn by Miss Queen V. Govan,
subject: Glass Colors. was well
mastered. Miss Isabella r. Gregg
sang solo; Miss Willie l.. Conner
furnished a pleasing Grafton subject:
Glass Flowers; Misses Ada Bell Polk
and Roslin Jones came forth with
beautiful Duet; Miss Lucille M.
Tarver spared all pains in her ora
ton, subject: LOG of the Voyage;
Quartett-"Come Kis3 Your Mama
Goodbye" led by Miss B. l.. Herrod /;
Valedictory subject: For Value Re-
ceived, | Promise to Pay-Miss r.
A. Mitchell The Educational Ad-
dress was rendered by Prof. Aaron
Day of Houston. Class Pres. Address
by Mr.. II. l.. Masters; Presentation
of diplomas by Hon. Eearle Adams.
Mesdames Alice Henderson and Cora
Dean OF Houston are visiting rel
atives here. Misses Henry Oma and
Monter McGloffy Of Huntsville are
visiting the Misses Kings. Misses
r.. Tarver and Leila LaRue left for
Prairie View, where they Will spend
the summer. The many friends Of
Mrs. Zenobia Taylor (Maddock)
wishes for her joy, happiness and
prosperous life throughout her
matrimony Little folks out for pleas
ure Ethel May Tarvers Anna May
Hail, Brenette and Charles Oliver
Wheeler are visiting in Groyeton.
Mr. d. X. Wheeler will leave soon
for points in Tenn. A full report Of
Rev. j. r. Woodall's anniversary viii
be given in next weeks issue. Rev
G.. J. Alexander, accompanied by a
number of members and friends mo-
tored to LateXo, where he preached
in the afternoon. Prof. d. McCul-
Tough, Mesdames Lee Fender and
Jane Lacy are attending the Grand
Denison Bro Roberts and daugh-
ter have returned from Austin. They
report a pleasant visit. Mr. Walter
Bell is erecting a beautiful cottage
in 4th Ward, between Messrs. Than
tel and Pendland. Rev. H. G. W
Robinson left for Little Rock to at
tend the S, S, Congress.
Mineral Wells, Jure O. Rev. A.
Johnson, p C. of the A. NJ f.. church
preached a strong sermon. Mrs Mary
Carson, District President Of the Ell
Paso Missionary, left last week for
Waco to attend the Commencement
of Paul Quinn College. She will
make her first visit as District Pres
dent to Grandview, Texas, on the
7th instant We pray for her sue
cess. Rev. j. S. Sutton was at his
post all day Sunday Mr.. l.. A Mad
lock of Arkansas was highly enter
tanned Saturday at the home of her
daughter, Mr.. C. j. Johnson. Menu:
cherry punch, chicken salad, cake
and ice cream. The dining room
was beautifully decorated with dals-
les and sweet peas. Toast Mistress,
Mrs. Maddox. The following guests
were present: Mesdames C. C. Sim
mons, NJ. l.. Mcmillan, Alice Brown,
Matte Tucker, Bette Cole; Miss n
Il. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Kersey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Madams
Bruster, Laura Jordan, Della Gray,
Tillie Gordon, W. M. Chllds. Mrs.
Maddox left Monday for her home
in Arkansas, accompanied by her
little son. Master Stoval. Mr.. Frazier
of Fort Worth has moved to Min
eral Wells. Mr.. Walter Scott order
ed the Express left every Saturday
at his home, which every young man
should do Mr.. Sherman Hall of
Weatherford, Texas, is pleasant
visitor in the city. Mr.. Hall is .
graduate of Tillotson College and is
very promising young man. Mrs.
Alice Reese and Mrs. Roberta Griggs
are convalescing Mrs. Hester, G.. A.
NJ of Heroines of Jericho, made her
annual visit here Monday, May 30th.
While here she was the honored guest
Of Mrs. NJ. L. McMillon. Mrs. Esodora
Who has been i'll is able to be up
again. Mr.. Arthur Hughes, who has
been visiting in Arizona and Cali
fornia, is home again. Mr.. Newmon
of Tyler is here for his health.
Cisco, June 9.-The two weeks re-
vival carried on by Rev. Robt. Shu-
Ter (whlte) has closed. AS invitation
was extended and provisions made
for seating Colored people, many
went and were benefited. Services
were we'll attended at both churches
last Sunday. Tomorrow, June 70,
is Children's Day and a program will
be rendered at A. M. r. church at
4:30 p. m. Everybody is invited to
come. Mrs Viola Brown has re-
turned to the city to attend her
husband, Mr.. Andy Brown, who had
serious accident last Tuesday. He
got his arm seriously hurt and one
bone broken by a Fresno. Mr.. Geo.
Edwards and niece of Stephenville,
Texas. are yisiting Mrs. Gertrude
Chandler Mr. Henry Clay stopped
! in The city enroute to Stanford, Tex
as, Rev. A. Johnson, pastor of A.
NJ L. Church at Mineral Wells,
stopped over from Breckenridge, en-
route home Rev Pickard Of C. M.
Il. Church held service Sunday. Mrs.
Mary Thompson, Mrs. Matte Phil
lips, Mrs. Grayson and Mr.. Grayson
and Little Jessie Mae Thompson
participated in birthday feast at
! Mr.. and Mrs, j. ], Sneed's. Mrs.
Sneed was "a years old. The 18th
of June celebration is on Don't for