The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-26

Cameron, Nov. 24.-Services were
reported good at all churches Sun
day. Rev. P. r. Humber was at his
post at Calvert, Sunday. Rev, Hughes
as usual "all smiles" was de-
lighted to have distinguished guests.
Rev. Miller of Waco, who delivered
two soul stirring sermons. On last
Monday night few loyal citizens
and a part of the faculty assem-
bled at high school auditorium pur-
posed to arrange to beautify the
campus. A splendid idea. The F. l.
S. county union convened here Sat
urday. 1t was very largely attend
ed by members throughout the coun-
ty. Held interesting session in after
noon and the mask entertainment at
night was swell affair. They GER
tainly knew how Messrs, H. HURT
and H. L. Hall left Thursday for
New Mexico, where they will re-
main until they improve their health
condition. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Smith
have remodeled their home into
beautiful bungalo. Mrs. Ed Wood
has been absent from her school
room for several days owing to ill
ness of her husband Prof A. s.
Jackson, one of the races most
noted orators will lecture Dec LIST
at high school auditorium. There
exists yet deal of sickness. Mrs.
L. l. Montgomery is able to be out
again. Prof. Bartlett and his assis-
tants are bringing things to pass
at G. Fl. S. The school management
is certainly on a progressive base.
speak from an investigative point.
Little Bernice Grey is thought to
be improving at this wrighting. The
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorm Ettarts, is seriously ill. Sick
list: Madams e. M. Passed. and Mel
lie Hazel. Miss L. " Avery spent
last week in Rosebud, visiting rela-
tives and friends, reports pleasant
stay. Sunday at II o'clock the F.
! 1. S., rendered at Cameron G. Bap-
fist church following program:
Song by Cameron G. Choir; Paper
by Mrs. r. e. Hail. subject 1.-THE
Interest the Teacher Should Take
in the Child; response by Miss l.
j. Mayo and Mrs. DR.. Young; Song
by Choir; Sanitation and its Needs"
by DR.. E. Young; Solo, by j. M.
Sewell; Quartet by T. L. Avery,
Minnie Motley, Johnnie Mae Ruck-
er and Louvenia Avery.
Houston, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Mary
for 1nff G.n 10 cd EvfA dc 81
New Iberid, La, Mrs. Lucille Fran
els died last Monday and was bur-
led Wenesay. Mr. Zeke Williams
Foxy Grandpa) died last week and
his funeral was attended from Da-
mascus Baptist church, under the
auspices of the U. B. of F.'s of
which he was member of long
standing. Also a member of A. o.
o. P, Mr.. William Parker died last
Monday, his funeral took place We'd
nesday from the residence at 1409
Ruthvan street. Mr. Molett of Beau
mont, spent Sunday in the city.
Steve Sims of Galveston was a visit
or in Houston last week. Mr. Dan
Lewis of Galveston spent Sunday in
the city. Dr. Routh is erecting
new residence on Robin street. Miss
lola Kenion of Beaumont, is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. o. L.
Murphy. Bring news for the Dallas
Express not later than Sunday to
John Archibald, 422 San Felipe
Street. Phone Preston 4430.
San Angelo, Nov. 24.-The mem
bers and friends of st. Paul A. M.
e. church are highly pleased with
the new pastor, Rev. G. c. Ham
mond The pastor delivered able
sermons Sunday morning and even
ing which was a spiritual treat to