The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-16
TEXAS TOWNS

Athens, April 14.-Services we'll
attended Sunday. The Church Of
God closed a successful financial
educational educational rally S172.-
S8 was raised for the erection OF u
College. Rev. Coleman filled the
pulpit for Rev. Puge of the A. M.
n, Church at o'clock p. m, Rev.
Peele also delivered a noble sermon
at night. Mrs. Emma Tucker died
after a four days illness from a
stroke of paralysis, funeral services
held at Mt Providence Baptist
church. Rev. Pugh of the A. NJ. e.
church officlated assisted by Rev.
3. s. Stephens and Rev. McYoung,
Stewart and Carlton Undertaking
Co., conducted the funeral, she was
q member of their association. Her
Sisters, Mrs. Classic jackson of
Mart and Mrs Eliza Mayse of Waco,
attended the funeral Mr.. II. G..
Franks spent one day in Dallas last
week on business. social party
was given in honor OF Mrs. Tennle
Miles by Mrs Susie Jiles at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas MIL
lers, and enjoyable evening was
spent Those present were Mrs. A.
Hamlet p. Williams, r. Jordan, C.
Mcdonald. j Caldwell. g. Ware, ].
Wilson. NJ Larkln, NJ Hannah, L.
Miller, l.. Richardson Refreshments
we're served. Mrs. Ruby Harris rem
dered piano selections for the oc-
casion. Mrs. Miles leaves for Fort
Worth Blackshear high school was
visited by Miss Blanton, the State
Superintendent of Education. She
was accompanied by County and
City superintendent Mr.. irwin, the
Federal School Thrift Agent, also,
lady who has taught Kindergar-
ten in this city Miss Blanton stat
ed she felt that all the school chill
dren of Texas. were her own. Messrs
Wiley and Ed Richardson spent a
few days in Tyler. Mrs. Rosa Ham
iIton returned to her home In Quincy
after spending a few days here at
the bed side Of Mrs. Tucker. The
Idle Hour Club met at the home of
Miss Otolee Morgan In a regular
meeting with large attendance. At
ter 30 minutes spent in games Miss
Minnie Kelly called the club to or
der for business for short while
after which sandwiches and hot
chocolate were served. A few en-
cOuraging words were spoken by
Prof. and Mrs. r. c. Fisher. They
elected Miss M, Kelly, president.
Miss Otolee Morgan, secretary; Ella
M. Richardson, reporter. Mrs. Joe
Franks, Mr.. Enos Butler and Mr..
Henry Massey. Sr.. are on the sick
Hist. Six OF the Malakoff boys and
three Hubbard brothers worshipped
with the A. NJ r. church, Sunday.
You can always find the Dallas Ex-
gress at T.. G.. Franks barbershop.
Laura b. Miller, Reporter.
Crockett, April 14.-Sunday
school was well attended at all the
churches, the weather was fair. Rev.
@. @. Buford was called to Dallas
on business. Rev. 9. j. Alexander
held. Rev. l.. L. Reese's End Quar-
lerIy Conference at Maynard. Texas.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Goodson, a
little son, April 5th, on Friday the
8th. The little angel died. The re-
porter was in town Saturday after
being absent for several weeks on
mission. Mrs. Jessie Govan has built
a neat little cottage in 9Th ward,
Mr.. Hesekiah Cannon is reported
I'll. When a game is played fair 1t
is when women are participants.
MiId's Chapel c. NJ. Il. church Fear
nest Co-workers put the ball on the
Top their church Is being remodeled
st. Andrews A. M. e. Sisters are
much interested Their District Con-
ference is nearing now and they
humbly solicit your aid and pres
enoe Thursday April 28th, to a
Calendar Feast. Tell your friends
and enemies as well so help the
cause OF righteousness. Mrs. Ethel
Tarver is q live reporter OF the Wes-
tern Star. We Hiss the Star so much
when Il fails TO appear. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher Clinton are doing nice
business on the Square in their new
barbershop and cafe. Remember
thom when IN the city. The Ameri-
can Woodmen are planning a big
program, will report in next issue.
The Hope Circle was organized at
81. Luke by Mrs. Estella Nelson on
April 3rd. Sister Nelson and 9TH
ers were found at the Presbyterian
Church. April 10th fully endowed
with the spirit 10 do good. The dis
cussions are encouraging. Hope
readers continue until your follow
ers are many. Mr.. Mitchell Wealth
erby was elected President Mr.. Vir-
yes Tippett, Vice-President. Mrs.
Minerva Pendlands is visiting friends
Love Lady. Miss Johnny May
Howard closed her school Friday,
April sth. Mrs. Bertha Masters
Robinson IL home after spending
several weeks in Bremond and Dali
las. Mrs. Margaret Braeey, an aged
mother ofIHouston County was cali
cd 10 report for her Stewardship,
April 7th. Mr. w. Nj. johnson OF