The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-30

JelnlO #InOllldS HnlSneu the BGalllmeC
school. The parents are much de-
lighted at the progress made by the
students. Rev. j. A Brown ana
others made some timely remarks to
the graduates. April % was a ban
ner day with the Riddles. Prof. lay
Tor and Prof. Polk of Hearne were
here with students and teachers to
witness the double-header base ball
game. Last weeks issue admonlshed
you to watch this one, Calvert won
both games. | think Prof. Taylor
was too badly defeated to attend the
musical of the school that night.
Mr.. Scott still renders good service
at the games.
Baileyyille and Jones Prairie.
Mt Zion Sunday School was good
Sunday though the weather was dis
agreeable. Rev. Williams preached
splencid sermon. The banquet at
Pleasant Grove Friday night was
success financially and spiritually.
The Contest Bible Drill between Mt.
Zion i. Y. p. U. and Pleasant Grove
was good-Mt. Zion being the winner.
The programs were good; Pleasant
Grove was the winner. Miss Sophie
Anderson was at her best, singing.
Mrs. A r. Webb of Mt Zion was
! very much impressed. Miss Anderson
rendered a beautiful Solo, alone. .
Miss L. n Mcdaniel was at the
plano for Pleasant Grove and Mrs
f. A. Williams rendered music for
Mt Zion Junior Choir. Three White
visitors were present and enjoyed
| a nice time, and rave Miss Zenobia
| 75 cents as her reward; afterwards
was the banquet, menu. cake and
| punch, fruit and candies. Mrs. Joe
Biggers is up again to the delight OF
her friends.
Marshall, April 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Rudd have moved in their new
home. Mrs. Rudd says 1t is a mis-
take that the white people would not
allow them to move in their home.
She says they were never treated
better by anyone, and she says that
she hope the one who started this
false will be as dutiful to straighten
It, The remains of Mr.. B. Brown
was shipped from Dallas and laid
to rest in st. Johns Cemetery. The
Slab Town Convention presented by
the Mothers of Central was 4
splendid amusement. The remains o.;
Mr.. James Cavfness who was shot to
death by his wife was shipped to
Marshall from Amarillo, and was
laid to rest in the st. Johns Gene
terry. The citizens of Marshall re-
gret it very much. The T. and z.
Shops closed down indefinitely; about
100 men are out of work. Mrs.
Emma Busy is up and able to n
at her post of duty. Our old friend,
Douglas Wilcox improves but slowly.
Get a move on for EberneZa NJ. f.
Church new about $4,000 iS the
watchword Read the Dallas Express
delivered to your door for 40 cents
per month Phone Reporter at S33;
also phone your news. Mr.. Joshua
Brashears lies very low at his sis
ter's, Mr.. c. Johnson.
Athens, April 2S.-Services well
attended Sunday. Rev. Pugh of the
a NJ E. Church delivered two noble
sermons. Many souls were made to
lrejoice They had baptizing Sunday
evening-19 new converts; some by
land, while others by EMERSON. Mrs.
Mary Sutton of Tyler, the District
Director of the Missionary Society
llnade her annual visit to Mt PROV
Iidence Baptist sisters. The a. NJ. e.
WAS also graced with her presence.
jacksonville and the home boys play
ed two interesting games last week
large attendance. The Art Club no
mated Mr.. Willie Derrough and Mr..
lGeo. l.. Richardson, Sr.. $500 each
Hast week. Prof. Luper was in the
city last week on business. Mrs
Pauline Graham reported s2S,SS with
the vanguard book Sunday night
Mr.. Wesley Williams made fishing
trip last week at 40 miles an Lou
reports a nice time. Mrs. Matte
Walden is spending the week with
Der son and daughter-in-law, Mr.,
and Mrs. Leonard Walden. Mr.. Boz
Patterson is out of town on business
Mrs. Georgia (ROyalD fuckers school
closed Friday. Mr.. Freeman Chase
returned home. Mr.. James Andor.
son is on the sick list. Mr.. Joe
Franks is able to go out of the city
after being confined to her room fol
two weeks. DR.. E. j. Cain, Genera
Secretary of Education of the Church
of God, with headquarters at Indi
annapolis, says the ground will b'
, broken for the first building Ma!
, TO- on the 1876 arce school farm
, You can always find the Express
j at E. G. Franks Barber Shop
Laura H. Miller, Reporter. Tit
Priscilla Afr Club-Was highly en-
, tertained on Tuesday last by Miss
Azlee Forman. The members me
? full OF glee After business part o
meeting a three course luncheon
, was served Meeting will be hell
> at the residence of Mr.. Luretta Hun
ter, Tuesday.
Cause, April 2S.--The farmers ar
! beginning to feel that their chance
; for making a crop are sim. Tn
, stork paid Mr.. Ollie Thompson's hom
= Il visit Friday and left him doubl
= blessing, a boy and girl. Tn
: mother and babies are doing fine
i Two mile school closed a successful
. seven months term FRIDAY. The Pa
J, Irent-Teachers' Association rendere,
: an excellent program to large au
D dienca Friday night; receipts of tn
: evening 1881. Miss Ferdie King
e school closed Friday, she also lef
S for Mexia Saturday night. Mrs. Mar
I Thompson who has been very sic
5 is much better. Rev. Horn who ha
benn in our midst ali the week l
on the sick list. The Second Quarter
lily Conference of the Cause Circui
: met at st. Stephens Chapel A. N
u IL. Church Saturday evening wit
: IP. E., Rev. f. w. Warren presiding
. Sunday was a high day in Zior
. Sunday School was well attended
= Rev Warren preached two able ser
u mons at II a. m. and 8 p. m. TIL