The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-05

Quite a number of people attended
the funeral of Mrs. Rosa Lewis who
died Feb. 10Th She was buried on
the 21st Owing 10 the Illness OF
Mrs Lottie Rhodes, the A. l.. Club
was entertained by Mrs. s. A. Alex
ander on last Wednesday. Among
the many visitors was found Mr..
George Jackson of Shreveport, La,
needle work demonstrator. The mem
bers have gotten down to actual
work. Several new members have
enrolled. The A. NJ. Il. Missionary
met at the residence Of Mrs Cathern
Jackson on last Friday. A very en-
thusiastic meeting was conducted by
Pres. C. j. Houston. We were most
heartily welcomed by Mrs. Jackson
and daughter. At the close of the
program, hot tamalia loaf, crackers,
grapico, cream and cake were highly
relished by members and visitors
Mr.. Arthur Henry was struck by an
automobile on last Thursday ana was
badly injured. There are hopes OF
recovery. The American Woodman
are all live wires here. They con-
tinue to roll up the logs. Mr.. VIM.
Hollingworth is the most active and
Jealous commander, Mrs. M. A. Lew
is, the tireless clerk. Sunday was g
high day at st. Paul. The installa-
ton OF Rev. c. G. Buford as pastor
took place. Rev. L. A. Weaver, z
member Of the Normal Industrial
Academy of Tyler preached the in
stallation sermon from Jer. 3-15.
After the inspiring sermon he passed
by us singing Take your burdens
TO the Lord" A splendid paper was
read by Mrs. Lizzie Williams, Sub
ject, DUTY OF members TO the pas
tor Mrs. Ethel Tarver sang sweetly
Somebody Loves you, tbs Jesus.
Rev. Weaver preached from Peter
ST at night. At this service our
cups ran over. Collection $102.24,
Highest amount reported by the Sun
day School teacher, Mrs. W. D. King,
$7.01. She having won the prize, a
beautiful Bible Rev. H. C.. w. Rob
inson is conducting a series of SER
vices. Mr.. John Givens was quietly
married to Mrs. Cora Fair on the
22ult. Mrs. l. w. Reeves of Waco,
sister of the bride was present. Rev.
]. B. Atkins of Texarkana has been
called as pastor of the Antioch Bap-
fist Church. He began a revival on
the 10th ult, closing Sunday night,
last with about 30 additions to
the church. Some boys stole Mr..
r. A. Manica's car Friday night but
brought 1t back. Mr.. A. w. Pierce
is travelling in the interest of Tabor.
The shop has been closed for ten
days but opened up on the first in
slant. Sunday was high day at all
of the churches.
Itasca, March Sunday School at
both churches were well attended.
In the Bethlehem B. S. S. contest,
Glass c. and L. we're victorious Mrs.
Norman and Miss Texanna Ross as
teachers. A 1921 Commentary and
Testament were the prizes The pas
tor, Rev. George Burton being out
of the city, after Sunday School most
of the members worshdpped with
Little Bethel flock. Rev. Mccoy
preached a, wonderful sermon. Mrs
Crockets, our missionary of Brandon,
was with us today and had quite an
entertaining meeting. AS we did not
know of Sister Crockets coming, we
failed to have as good a representa-
ton as we desired but next time we
will do better Mrs H. e. o. Diggs
was called home to Frost on account
of her fathers Illness. Mrs. Wilson
of Palestine is the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. p l.. Brown. Mr.. Gus Browns
sister from Kerens and Corsicana
visited him last week. Mrs. Josie
TAh IN re nj
Madam Conner and Norman enter
tanned the mission sisters Friday ev-
ening at the home Of Mrs. Joe Con-
nor. All enjoyed themselves very
much. Mrs. N. s. Standifer, after a
two weeks stay IN Marlin for her
health returned Saturday evening.
Rev. Burton was out of town last
wee. Mr.. McG4nnis returned from
Mineral Wells Wednesday even
ing. He spent a most pleasant
time with his daughter, Gladys and
friends. The Booker I. School gave
concert at Sanford's hall Thurs
day night. The proceeds were to
purchase a croquet set for the
school Mr.. w. E. Taylor is chief
at the Wilson Cafe.
Greenville, March Sunday was
high day with all the churches.
Rev. Harrison of Ennis will be at
New Hope Baptist Church, Sunday,
March 9Th. The Bethel Chapel A. M.
Il. Church held their first quarterly
conference on the 25th to 28th of
February with much success. Our
presiding elder Reverend ]. A.
Jones of the Fort Worth, district.
The quarter opened Friday night
with a great love feast and sue
cessful quarterly meeting Saturday
and a reception Saturday night in.
honor of the presiding elder and
Sunday service. All day was excel
lent. They raised all total $3S.74.
Mr.. Ben Cooper celebrated his 49th
birthday Tuesday. They had an ex-
cellent dinner and everybody enjoy
ed themselves. Those who attend
ed: Misses Mary d. and Hattie Car
roll and Mrs Virginia Adams of
Sulphur Sp ngs. Mr.. p. r. RAN
dolph, Mr.. M. S. Durham, Mr.. Ike
Shaw and Mr.. VIM. McDaniels and
others of this city at the home of
Mrs. Mary Wright. Miss Eula Hamp-
ton has returned from Dallas, where
she has been visiting her sitter, Mrs.
Maggie Brown. Mr.. G. q Clinton
has purchased Cadillac 8 and is
now ready for high class service. Mr..
Sam Ward was in the city Satur-
laay. Little Miss Louise Lawson has
been suffering with throat trouble
but Is now able to be up. Mrs. Annie
Anderson Of Troupe is here visiting
her brother, Mr.. Charlie White. Mrs.
Carrie Fannin who has been suffer
ing with Dack trouble is able to be
up. Miss Florence r. OF Fort Worth,
is here visiting Miss Mildred HAIR
den. Little Miss M. Eubanks who
has been sick is now able to be up
going to school. Mrs. Harriet Strick-