The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27
OKLAHOMA
TOWNS

given at the Haskin Farm by a Club
of the Mt. Triumph Baptist church
was success. The pastor of Mt
Triumph is confined to his bed. Drs.
E. M. South and G. T. Gray are adj
minstering medical aid. Miss Pearl
Whitaker, who underwent an oper-
alton at All Saints Hospital is doing
nicely at this writing. Miss Blanche
Shepherd of Oklahoma CITY is here
at the bedside of her sister, Miss
Pearl Whitaker. Mr.. Matt Brown
and George Sparks have returned
from Boley where they attended the
Masonic Grand Lodge. All officers
were reelected. C. j. Lane, c. H.
Hays, Mrs. l.. o. Cochran and Mrs
Boston have returned from Msukogee,
where they attended the Grand Lodge
of the Odd Fellows and the House
hold of Ruth. All officers were re-
elected. Mrs. Cooke of Hartshorne
was elected treasurer of the burial
department Miss Mile June and
Mrs. Joe Reed are the guests of their
brothers, C. ]. and NJ. L. Lane, Mrs.
Wallace of Paris, Texas. is now Wis
iting her sons, Lewis and Joe john
son. Mr.. Frank Turner of Green
willie, Texas, is in the city on bus
mess. Miss Lucy Coleman of Ennis,
Texas, is the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. John and Miss Ludia Hopkins.
Mr.. NJ. B. Cotton's son of Texarkana,
who was called to the bedside of his
father has returned. Mrs. s. 2.
Carter of Wichita Falls, Texas, and
Mrs. Hattie Johnson of Louisiana
are here at the bedside of Mrs.
Jamison. Miss Hattie Keller's faith
er is under treatment Of the State
Hospital lis reported doing nicely
at this writing Mr.. John Horne
who has been resident of this city
has moved to Tulsa. Okla. Mr.
Hoffar Draper left last week for,
Chicago, Ill. Miss Tillie Mae Smith
has returned after short visit to
Fort Smith. Ark, is in the city on
business. Miss Fannie Bailey Of
Paris. Texas, and Rev. Austin of
TYLER Texas. are the guests Of DR..
and Mrs. G. T. Gray Mrs. GLADYS
Grav entertained in her nalatial home
on WASHINGTON in honor of Miss
Fannie Bailey. Paris. TeYas. A de-
1jghtfnl time was snent. Out-of-town
guests were, Dr. R. B, Taylor and
Dr. Cooper.
LawtOn, Aug. 25-Sunday School
and B. Y. P. U. were well attended
at the Galilee Baptist church. There
was baptizing at p. m. Rev. H
K. Parker preached at p. m. and
another sermon at night services.
The delegates who will leave Tuesday
August %, for the coming annual ses-
sion of the General Bowen Associa-
ton to be held at Tatum. OKLA, are
viz: w. NJ. Smith, Mrs Muse, Mrs.
Fannie Price, Mrs. A. Houston, Mrs.
Bessie Upshaw, Gus Simmons and
Mrs. Earnest Beaver. Rally at Beth
lehem Baptist church was a success.
Rev. Owens was at his post and
preached morning and night. Sun
day school and B. Y. p. u. were well
attended. Rev Boone Of the A. M
E. church was at his post and
preached morning and night; both
sermons were full of the Holy
Ghost. Miss Pearl Smith and Mrs
Lula Moore are very sick at
this writing. Mrs. Millie Thomas of
Palestine is here visiting her son.
Mr.. Dennis Williams and wife. Miss
Marry F. Thomas of Prairie, Okla,
is visiting Mrs. Williams.
Okmulgee, Aug. 25.-Delegates who
attended the Grand oLdge meeting
of the G. U. o. of o. F. at Muskogee,
last week reported splendid session.
Rev. T. w. Kidd, who has been in
Guthrie in the interest of his health
returned much improved. Prof. w.
H. Baker, principal of Mt. Pleasant
school near Okmulgee was in the
city Saturday and Sunday. The s.
W. Creek Siminole District Baptist
Association CLOSED a successful ses-
sion Sunday night The convention
sessions were held at Macedonia Bap-
fist church of which Rev. r. S.
Roquemore is pastor. The associa-
ton was alrgely attended. Rev. T.
w. Stevenson was reelected Moder-
ator and Prof. w. H. Fort Secretary.
1t is rumored that a Dank is to be
organized among our people in the
near future-a splendid rumor if
put into operation. DR.. A. M. Car
penter returned Wednesday from an
extensive summer vacation which
carried him over many thousand
miles, visiting many Of the larger
cities of the country. Prof. c. c.
Bird was called to Muskogee last
week by reason OF death of his moth
err. The glass plant resumed oper-
alton Monday of last week; about
$50 men who formed part OF Ok
m"lgee's large army of idle men
gladly accepted employment with
the glass plant company. Mrs. INla
Sneed of w. 10th street is very sick.
Her many friends seek everv way
TO comfort her. Rev. v. Mcpherson.
n. 8 wallace, Miss Jordan and
paul i,av's win attend Annual s S.
Convention of the Randle Prashv-
terv which convenes 1T Chandler
FRIDAY. Saturday and Sunday, Aug.
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