The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
TEXAS TOWNS

the Indictment weather services were
not so well attended as usual. The
First Baptist held very successful
Board Meeting beginning Thursday
night closing down Sunday night
Mrs. Fannie Reynolds is still reported
seriously i'll. DR.. D. w. Porter OF
Dallas was called here Sunday to
see her. Mrs. Phyllis Hall took dan
gerously i'll Friday with her heart.
She is resting fairly well at this
writing. Mrs. A. e. Walker is con-
fined to her bed suffering with heart
trouble. Rev. w. p. Crockett visited
his family Wednesday. Among those
who visited the Bishops Council at
Dallas last week were Messrs. Henry
Taylor, John Lambert, l.. t. Lambert,
Sidney Woods, Rev. M. p. Lambert
was called to Gainesville Thursday
to the bedside of her auntie, Mrs.
George Benson. Rev. Mass of c.. M
e. Church has extended an invitation
to all churches to be with him and
his p. E.. DR.. Geo. Bell. Sunday Feb
9th in their quarterly conference;
the writer can say that you Will DC
yourselves an injustice II you tall
to hear that great pulpit orator
Come and let us go.
Crockett, Feb. 24-Rev. and Mrs
]. L. Tice, the Presbyterian Evange-
list and Missionary co-worker are
here. Services were quite success
Messrs. Huda Holly and A. j. DAVIS
two of Crocketts best citizens con-
fessed Christ as their personal Saw
ior. They joined the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. and Mrs. Tice left foi
Jacksonville where they will be en-
gagged in religious services Revs
c. ]. Alexander and A. w. Harvey
attended the Bishops Council at Dali
las last week. Mr.. Washington was
guest of his sister, Mrs. (. w. Will
liams. Misses Pearl and Ethel Cot
ton left for Oakland. California
Thursday the 10th. They were two
of Crockett's most popular young
ladies. Madam M. N. Davis and T.
M. Haden underwent surgical OPP
Grafton on the 18th. They are rest
ing nicely. Mrs. NJ Pendland is re-
ported very sick Mrs. Maria Bell
entertained the A. L. Club on the
End at her residence. Pres. Hackett
expressed in glowing words her dis
satisfaction at the work of the club
She proceeded to amend the same
by the election of Madams Cora and
Mozella King for teacher OF the arr
and literary work after dispensing
with the business, Mrs. Bell served
two courses. Mrs. Il. w. Williams
gave a birthday party in honor OF
her little daughter, Naomi, Feb. 14th,
1t was a most enjoyable affair. Many
guests were present. Many presents
were received. Menu: Chocolate
Ambrosia and Cake. Mrs. c. j
Houston, Joe Edwards and daughter
Minnie, spent the week end with
Mrs. Fleek. Mrs Sarah Jones Of
Lovelady spent last Sunday in town
worshipping. Also Madams Jessie
McElroy and Emma Mask. On ac-
count of the inclement weather ser
vices were poorly attended.
Quincy, Feb. 24-Sunday School was
well attended Sunday. Rev. j. {,
Brown filled his appointment Sunday
and preached an able sermon. On
account of the inclement weather
b. Y. P. u. and night service was
postponed. Rev. Walker was IN the
city last week. Mr.. Il. Ford is in
Dallas this week on business. PROF
Hamilton and Mr.. John Bragg mad
a business trip to Palestine last week
Hon. H. l.. Price, John Bragg, ii. ID
Hamilton, w. d. Thomas and Rev
w. D. Bailey made a flying trip tc
Jacksonville last week. Miss B. NJ
Beechem visited the school last week
working in interest of the Jeanes and
Rosenwald Funds. The Produce Com
pany under the management OF W
C. Price is progressing nicely. Mrs
Hattie chatham is on the sick list
The N. S. r. College is progressing
nicely For the Express see j. F
Price.
GreenyilIe, Feb. 24.-Sunday was
high day at all the churches. Rev
S. S. Stevens was at his post of duty
Rev. l.. H. Crawford spent part o.
last week in Taylor on business
Messrs. jam johnson, P. r. Randolph
Ben Cooper, John johnson and M
S. Durham motored to Sulphur
SPRINGS last Wednesday to attent
the funeral of Mrs. Charity Shaw
A general mass meeting of the cit
liens of Greenville was called sun
day under the supervision of ". J
Durham, and many interesting things
were discussed for the betterment o.
our race. The Sing Song that was
celebrated in this city last week, one
night for the white people and two
nights for the Colored people undel
the supervision of Rev. DR.. Tylel
was a grand success. Rev. Tyler i
an able man and is doing great worn
in Greenyille. Mrs. j. Il. Jackson
of Emory, the wife of ]. e. jackson
one of the prominent farmers II
Texas was in the city on business
and one who is connected with tn
Hunt County Mutual Investment AS
ISOLATION and she was very mucf
pleased with the success of the com
pany Mr.. Eldrige Todd and Mis-
Zula Moore were happily united IL
the state of holy matrimony at I'M
residence of Rev. Warn, Feb. 10, 19zl
Their friends wish them much JOY
Mr.. Todd is prosperous young man
having spent the largest portion 0
his life in Greenville. Miss Moore
is a pleasant young laly, loved b.
all who know her. Mr.. A. D. VII
liams spent a part of last week IL
Dallas on business. Little Maste
Billy Davis is spending sometime
here from Mckinney, with his .uncl
and alntie. Mr.. Clarence Sorrell ant
wife. Miss Lucille Tawls passe'
through the city last Sunday enrout
to her school at Rockwell, returnHnl
from visit to her parents at MI
Vernon. You will find the Dalla
Express and Chicago Defender at W
M. McDaniel's Store. Theodore Nc
Daniels, Salesman. Mrs. Chrlstin
Tet...o,, 80 TAoIloe 10 in the civ visit