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

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Mcdaniel, j. Long, President Banks
and DR.. Solomon. Rev. Alexander
preached the sermon. He was at
his best.
Ranger, June 9.-The Smith Chapel
A. NJ. E. church missionary society
rendered an excellent program Sun
day night. Scripture reading, Sister
F. Osborne; Solo-Sister Cora f..
Taylor; Paper-Sister NJ L. Wiley;
Remarks. H Warmsley; Solo
Sister Leon Brock (Mother's Prayer (;
Paper-Sister Rosa Cobbs; Sister
Brock lead in singing, "Pilot Me-"
Remarks by Sister l.. Bell, Vice
president; Sermon by Rev. G.. w
Oarraway, pastor. Collection $500.
Cora Taylor, president; NJ. Williams,
secretary; Rev G. w. Caraway, pas
tor. See Rev. T. E. Nickleberry for
the Express. Give him your news
and read the news.
Denton, June 9.-Fred Douglass
High School closed Tuesday with a
picnic and graduating exercises
Friday night. Mrs. Mona Vaults of
Dallas conducted the musical pro-
gram. The pastors, with their
churches failed to respond to the
rally for the poor of the city as they
should have. Rev. ]. A. Ayers and
delegates have returned from the
District meeting in Dallas Uncle
Bill Arch, and old settler and re-
spected citizen of this city died Sun
day Mr.. Lee Oliver and William
Jones have bought shares in the
Denton County Burial and Benefit
Association, an institution for the Col
Ored people of this county. Mr.. B.
w. Crawford Il president of the AS
ISOLATION. l. 3. Wallace, reporter.
CarrOltOn, June Sunday school
was on time Sunday. Rev H. Baker
preached at II o'clock. The mis-
sionary meeting was neld at $3.50
p. m, we had a great lesson and a
splendid time. Rev. j. H. Bush at
tended the commencement of Paul
Quinn College at Waco. Mrs. V. L.
Mitchell was out last Saturday look
ing after the school and spent the
evening with Mrs. w. H. Heads.
Mr. Robert Turner of Dallas was in
the city Sunday, visiting relatives.
We are preparing to nave a picnic
on the 18th instant. Uncle Ford
Booth is sick listed.
Greenville, June 9.-The follow
ing students are home: Misses john
ME V. and Nina Amos, Edith Will
lis, Latrice Houston and Mr.. Lean
der Moss, of Bishop College, Mar
shall, Texas; Messers John Hines,
Isaac owens, Charlie Atkinson and
Miss Nellie Mae Owens of Wiley
University, MARSHALL Mr.. Levi Nor
ris of Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn; Mr.. Chester Hooker of A.
B. c., at Little Rock, Ark. We are
indeed glad for our young friends
to return to us and wish for them
a happy vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. At
kinson mOtored to Marshall, to wit
ness the commencement and the
graduation of their son, at Wiley
University. Miss Mary Atkinson,
teacher in the city school at Deni-
son attended the Wiley commence
ment at Marshall. Prof. T. w. Pratt
of Prairie View, Texas, is in the
city, visiting mother and friends.
The commencement exercises of Ross
High School was held at Clark St.,
Christian Church, Tuesday evening,
June 7th. There were seven grad
yates, viz: Misses Jennie Jones and
Leola Griffin, Drum Hall, Russell
Hines, Theodore Mcdaniel, Dewey
Rogers and Julius Harden. President
Irwin of j. c., addressed the class
Sunday afternoon at their home a
social was given in honor of Miss
Christine Pratt, she and her mother
Mrs. Emma Pratt departed for
Chicago, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Morris are happy over their 10
pound baby girl. Rev. Leander Moss
preached two splendid sermons Sun
day June 5th at New Hope Baptist
church. Mrs. H. Strickland and her
grandson, Morris oliver are at home
after a short visit to Oklahoma iCty,
also Mrs. Leola Hall, Mrs. Annie
Hudspeth of Drumwright, Okla, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Owens.
Messrs. Olvin Crockett and Willie
Ransom have just arrived from Tul-
sa, Okla.
Athens, June 9.-Services were
excellent Sunday. Rev. Pugh was
called out of town Sunday. Rev. F.
S. Perry of Nacogdoches filled his
pulpit. Misses ROetta Stovall, Maui
rine Walden, and Lorine Richard
son returned from Paul Quinn Col
lege. Miss Minnie May Miller has
returned from Corsicana high school.
Miss Myrtle Smith has returned
from Guadalupe College. Mr.. Ed
Mitchell and Mrs. Birdie Williams
are in Denison attending the Grand
Lodge of X. of P.'s and G. of Ca
lanthes. Mrs. Jewel Moody of the
A. M. E. church made an excellent
report from the vanguard book. She
received a donation of $500 from
the Priscilla Art Club. Mr.. A. Robert
Massey has painted his house. Mrs.
Annie Fuller returned to Dallas ar
ter spending a few days here with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Reagan
Maddox and Miss. X. S. Taylor, one
of the city teachers were quietly
married at the home of the bridges
brother. They will reside in Dallas,
Texas. Mr.. Henry Ware made a
business trip to Dallas this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Whit
field, a boy Mr.. Willie Richardson
of Kernes is here on business. Those
who owe for the Express please see
the reporter. Mr.. Billie Stovall ac-
cidently got his jaw bone broken
while attending a ball game. Miss
Ella NJ. Richardson left for Mar
shall, for a two weeks visit. Miss
Otolee Morgan entertained all the
p. Q. c. students with delicious
dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
ons of Tempson, formerly OF this
city are visiting their son anG
daughter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Aar-
ris. You can always find the Express
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