The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-05
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Emma Richardson are Ill this week.
Mrs. Laura Fielder reported $3.50 on
the Vanguard book Sunday night.
March 3rd: Services were well at
tended at al lchurches Sunday. Rev.
N. G.. Smell of the Church of Goo
was at his post Sunday. Rev. Brown
of Pittsburg delivered two noble
sermons for Rev. Pugh of the A. M.
l.. Church to a large audience. Each
] one was made to rejoice. Rev and
4 Mrs. Piigh, Mrs. s. Jiles, Ella But
! Ter, Henry Massey, George w. Davis
attended the Bishops Council in
Dallas and reports nice time
Madame Morris, Walker, Snowden
and Mr.. Taylor Erwin we're called to
Chandler TO attend the funeral Of
Mrs John Thomas who died almost
instantly with stroke OF paralysis.
Miss X. s. Taylor was called to
/ Crockett to the bedside of her sister
Mrs. Matte Miller and Mrs. Birdie
Williams went to Corsicana to attend
the wedding OF MSS Pearl Freeman
and report swell affair and an en-
joyable time. Mrs. Laura Miller re-
turned after spending days in Dali
las with relatives and the Bishops
Council in Dallas. Mrs. Fannie Ford
has moved to Lovelady. Okla, for
the benefit Of her nephew. jam Mitch
ellis health. Mrs. Effie Ware Of the
A. NJ. Z. Church reported $5425 with
the Vanguard Book The A. M. T..
people are all smiles over hearing
the hammer ringing on their church
after six years struggle. Mr.. Sam
Cation OF Fort Worth is here with
his mother. He is Ill but much im-
E-oved Mrs. Sinda Erwin of Red
7 oak is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Laura Fielder. Mrs. Maggie
Mitchell entertaind Sunday with a
delicious dinner to several friends.
You can always find the Dallas Ex-
press at u. G. Franks Barbershop.
Laura Miller, Reporter. Save 10c
for same.
jacksonville, March 3.-The Dallas
Express, Chicago Defender on sale
Saturday at Sanders and Tenersons
Barbershop. Rev. X. B. Booker, dis
trict superintendent of the Palestine
district M. t. Church held his quar-
terly conference. Feb. 26th with great
success. Rev. w. M. White, the pas
tor and his good people were en-
gagged in a meeting all the week,
closing out Sunday night. The fol-
lowing captains reported: Miss Viola
Burns $40 Mrs d. Smits 1922.
Mrs. Ella Dotrey $3.50, Miss Minnie
Wilson $3.50, Mrs. Sallie Brooks
$6.49, Mr.. T. l.. Lewis $3.50. Total
raised $500. Mrs. Caroline Clemens
spent a few. days in Tyler visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fife Scott. Born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman,
baby boy, Feb. 23. Mother and son
are doing fine. Misses Rose johnson
and Lizzie Kins of Tyler spent
few days visiting Mrs. Fate Jordan.
Mr. Andrew Johnson Of Buffalo, New
York, has opened market and q
barbecue stand in the Howard Build
ing. Miss Sarah Clemens has closed
successful term of school at Mt
Selman. Mr.. George II. Benson and
Miss Sulina Mae Braggs were married
Sunday evening at the home OF the
bride at Quincy. Rev. s. s. Garner
ohiciated The Dallas Express wish
es for them happy FIFE and smooth
sail on the matrimonial voyage. Sun
day evening at $3.50 Rev. B. Smith
preached special sermon TO women
only. The big auditorium of Benson
Chapel was filled with women an
xious to hear the burning message
from the gospel minister. They came
! from far and near Miss Mable San
ders spent Saturday in Tyler. Mr.
Ira Grant of Dallas was in the city
few days IN business. Misses Ly-
dla Pope of Center and Aletha WHEEL
mon OF Orange were called to see
their sick father. Miss G. T.. Pierce
spent Saturday at home. Prof. ]
s. Holland closed his school last
Friday. Miss Geneva Crouch spent
Saturday at home.
Wolfe City, March g.. Rev. ]. l.
Gilmon delivered two able sermons
Sunday and they are having the de-
sired effect on the people. The col
lection was good. After all reports
were read, the collection amounted
to $41.60. The b. Y p. U. rendered
an excellent program and quartet
sung by Messrs. Clark, benson and
Johnson was fine. The Missionary
sisters with Mrs Carrie Walker is
doing creditable service. Prof. W.
J. Taylor spent Sunday an Neyland-
Vile. Mrs. Mary Mckinney was In
Greenville Saturday on business. The
entertainment given by the X. Of !
courts of Calanthe Saturday night
was a success. The Washington
birthday entertainment given b!
Blanton Public School was quite a
success, having realized $1,000. Miss
Sadie Allen, who was operated on
last week by DR.. McPeters and 9TH
ers is reported doing well. Mrs. An
nae Bogers Of Elm Grove was in the
city Saturday TO visit her children.
Mrs. Aline Cobbs Is visiting IN Dem
ison. Mra. Myrtle Collins Is visit
ling home folks. Mrs. Ida Ne1i OF
] Commerce WIS IN the city SunGay.
Quincy, March Sunday School
and q. Y. p. y. were both well at
4 tended. Rev. ]. c. B. Brown filled
has appointment Sunday morning
Rev ]. B. Dunbar spoke to the peo-
lple Sunday night. The barn of Hon
H. l.. Price was consumed by fire on
Feb. 21 at $3.50 a. m. ai,% everything
was a total loss. Miss Sulina Mac
Bragg and Mr.. GEORGE henry Ben
son If Jacksonville vera quietly ma'.
ried Sundas evening at 500 p. m
at the residence Of the brides pa.
rents. We hope for them a happy
: voyage through life together. Mr. Z
4 Ford has returned from a business
trip to Dallas. Mrs. Nellie Mart.i
! and little daughter, Thelma have re-
turned from Wichita Falls. Prof.
y L Hamilton spent the weekend witt
parents Prof. A. ]. Jessie made 4
lying trip to Tyler Mrs, Eva Hill
died Feb. 9th and was buried II
Rock Hill Cemetery Feb. 29th TIL,
Produce Company under the manage
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