The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-02

phine Hardemen of Sherman is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Allen
Charles. Prof. and Mrs. w. r. Payne
are rejoicing over twin girls. Moth
err and twins are doing well at this
writing. Mr.. A. Brook and Miss
Georgia Baby Brown were quietly
married at the brides home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks left for Elpaso, Texas.
The following are sick listed: o. X.
Thomas, F. V. Henry, James R. Cd
erson, George Meade and Mrs. o. X
! Thomas. Mrs. Emma Barr of Waco
| is IN the city at the bedside of her
sick sister and brother.
| School Notes: Calvert High School
is moving on nicely, having but two
months longer. Both Junior and
Senior classes are kept very busy
preparing to make grades and win
honors. There was a crossing OF
bats between the girls of the Junior
class and those of the senior class
on Friday evening. Senior class wor
the game. Visitors continue to grace
our campus and they are always
welcome. Ed Scott, Reporter.
Mt. Zion And Pleasant Grove.
Miss Elnora Ports is here visiting
relatives and friends. The reporter
spent pleasant evening in Calvert
at the home Of Mrs. D. A. Risby.
Services were very good at Pleasant
Grove Sunday. Miss l.. N. Mcdaniel
left for Chiffon Saturday. Mrs. L.
A. Kendrick is here from Marlin.
Mrs. Allen Biggers is very ill at
this writing. Mrs. Emma Biggers,
her niece is at her bedside.
Marshall, March 31.--The X. of P.
had their annual Thanksgiving SER
mon at Bethesda Baptist Church.
About two hundred Knights and
Calanthes winded their way to the
church where an over flowing crowd
of anxious waiting people greeted
them. A most excellent program was
rendered. Rev. w. d. Lewis preached
the sermon. Galilee Church is hav-
ing ten days carnival; everybody is
invited to help raise money to cover
their church. Rev. Fifer has on a
big rally at his church for the re-
pairing of the church. The F. and
NJ. Mason served a fine banquet in
honor of their Grand Master, Hon.
BOzeau. Hon. H. G.. Goree, Grand
Master of the G. U %. of o. F. will
visit the lodges of Marshall, April
9Th 1921. All members are requested
to meet. He has a message for
them. Mrs. Mary Rage and Mrs.
Mary Terry of Shreveport are the
guests of Mrs. Della Johns. Mr.. An
drew Bennett is improving; Mr.. j.
H Haywood is reported improving
greatly. The rain storm interfered
with the Easter services at the va
l'ous churches of the city, the pro-
gram Will be continued Sunday.
Abilene, March 31.-The rally at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church was a sue
cess. Rev. VIM. Guy, pastor Mrs.
Harriet Robinson of Bolton is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. s. Shanks
The Ministerial Council met Tuesday
at II a. m. Rev. VIM. Guy, President
Rev, S. H. Alexander, Secretary Mr.
and Mrs. E. d. Warner left last Tues
day night for Los Angeles, Californ a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henderson en-
tertained with supper given by Mrs.
Jack Jones. Mr.. R. l.. Landrum is
a successful real estate dealer; any
one wanting to buy property see him.
Read the Express and keep posted
Greenyille, March 31.-All churches
of the city reported good services
Sunday. Rev. J. r. Minor of Paris
Texas, the pastor of St Paul Bap-
fist Church held service at New Hope
BAPTIST Sunday The Grepnyille base }
ball league crossed bats with Nc
Kinney Invisible Nine last Sunday.
Scores s to II in favor of Greenville.
The X. of p. held their annual SER
mon Sunday at New Hope Baptist
Church. Rev. l.. H. Crawford, pas
tor of Clarke Street Christian Church |
preached the sermon. which was ex-
cellent. Mr.. Jackson of Emory, was
n the city Sunday. Mrs. Daisy Mae
Turner who has been sick is able tc
De out again to the delight of he
many friends.