The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-18

lOWqnS OHlCeIS. EDWARD Richardson,
Mosaic Master; jackson. A. NJ; Jno
Edwards, W. s.; Richard X. Dennis,
Asst. w. s.; p. f. Dennis, W. T.;
Rev. Irwin, W. c.; Albert Sanders,
w. Marshall; 2. F.. Dennis, Supreme
Representative to the National Grand
Lodge. The summer normal for Col
ored teachers opened Monday, June
18th. also the summer school at
Wiley University. Mr.. j. Robinson
and Mrs. NJ. A. Rich are in attend
ance at the X. of p. Grand Lodge,
Denison, Texas. Rev. John II. Hud-
son, Richard Lane and John Banks
are very sick at their homes. Mrs
Sadie Williams is able to be up after
long illness. Mrs. A. S. Riptoe
returned from New York Mrs. Evlyn
Booty returned from Ohio. Mrs. Joe
Hines continue to improve. The
Colored physicians Of Marshall are
planning to rebuild the Shepherd
Sanitarium, which was burned some
time ago. 1t is a great need to
the Colored people. The moral sup
port of every one is necessary to
accomplish this much needed building.
that will cost probably 100000. 1t
is no small matter. 1t will take
dollars and cents. Will you help?
Rosebud, June 16.-The weather
was unfavorable in the city Sunday.
Groups representing various denomi-
nations were seen winding their way
to service. Prof l., S. Pace, State
Deputy of the American Woodmen,
was in the city this week. Mr. Tull
Thornton and Mrs. l.. L. Young have
returned from Denison, Texas, where
they have been attending the Grand
Lodge of Pythians. Miss Beatrice
Franks left for Prairie View, Texas,
where she will attend the summer
school Miss +. G. Wright is in
Marlin, this week Mr.. Albert John
son has enstalIed a first class pis-
ture show in the city Bro. Miller,
age so. passed last Thursday night.
He was carried to the City Cemetery
for interment. Rev A. h. Anderson
officiated. He leaves a number of
daughters to mourn his lost Prof.
Hoffman of Cameron, Texas was in
the city last week. Mrs. p. c. White
is visiting relatives in Marlin, Texas,
The parent-Teachers Association met
last Monday night and discussed the
possibilities of keeping their child
rem in the right path The cooper
alton of all the mothers and fathers
will be appreciated in this move.
Read the Express that you may keep
posted.
Crockett, June 16.-Services were
held at all the churches. Rev. G,
n. Crouch of Jacksonville, has been
Sent to take up the pastorate of the
c. NJ. +. Church. Rev. j. c. VII
liams of OkmuIgee, Okla, came to
the rescue of the PRESBYTERIAN men,
bers. Rev l.. L. Reese. pastor of
the Maynard Circuit preached two
Instructive sermons for Rev. Alex
ander and his members of the A
NJ. Z. Church. Mr.. Maria Hackett
fell asleep on the 18th; funeral SER
vices were held at St. Paul Baptist
Church Rev. NJ. Reese officiated
The Children's Day exercise was a
success. The little children perform
ed nicely. DR.. Haynes was dis
tinguished visitor; he also made a
strong appeal for the cause. Mr.
Mute Holleman of lakewood. Rev
and Mrs. Stanton and son og Gal
weston and Mrs. Fannie FOman OF
Conroe attended the funeral of the
aged mother; several, others too num-
erous to mention. The farmers arc
glad to see the showers. Prof. j
w. Hogg was very merry gathering
in ties, in as much he was not
singing a hymn but lined it as il
il was a hymn.
WOlfe City, June 16-The remains
GfMiss Elnita Doss VS. shipped here
from Dallas, and laid to rest in
Mt. Carmal Cemetery. Miss Lucre'
ito Geary and Mr.. George Eeagel
were quietly married Sunday at the
home of the brides mother Mrs
l.. f. Mckinney passed through en-
route to Commerce, Mr.. Andrew
Lane left for Commerce. Little Dave
Yeager is home again after a pleas
ant stay in Cleburne Mr.. Bill Heag
err spent Saturday in Fort Worth
Mr.. Willie johnson left for Paris.
jacksonville, June 16.-Services a
New Hope church were good, Pro
gram for Children's Day was mos
eXcellently rendered. Collection $l2.
95 Church Hill quarterly service
went over the top with all quotas
Excellent attendance; totals owe
$4,000. Rev. E. G. Young, d. d.
presiding. James MCGEE, Reporter.
WhitrOCk, June 16.-Church an'
Sunday School was good Sunday
Rev. L. Scroggins of Oklahoma reat
for the morning lesson the 1871
chapter of St Luke; song by Rev
c. Prker. Rev. Cobbs of Dentson
took for his text 18th chapter o
St. Luke and 9Th verse. his them
was: Make hast and come Down
Sister L. A. Harvey of Denison wa
in Whitrock in interest of mission
She raised $500. Mrs. w. johnson
left for Quincy to visit her uncle
John T. Hall. Mr.. Olan buper i
in from Bishop College this week
Said school was good. Miss Essl
Mae Hall is in this week from Prai
RE View; she states they had a mic
session. Rev. Cohhs Of Denison /
putting new life into his people Il
WhitrOck. Hon. G.. w. Andrews wa
in Denison this week attending tn
X. of p. Grand Lodge +. w, Hal
and wife will attend the Odd Fellow
in Houston in August, Miss joel
Adams is in from High School thi
week. Miss L. NJ Hall visited joel
Adams Sunday. f. w. Hall, Reporter
Mineral Wells, June 16.--Mrs, Rain
ey Adams. who was operated on sey
eral weeks ago in Fort Worth re
turned Sunday and at this time
doing fine. She was accompanied b
her husband, Bearley Adams. Sci
VICES were very good at Bethel Sun
a.. Rev w. r. Talley of Mt Her
mon had baptismal services at Bethc