The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12

Rev. M. l.. Covington bought an auto
mobile last week and sailed across
the country to visit his mother. Mrs.
H. d. Drinkwood is visiting in Fort
Worth.
Cameron, March 10.-Literary and
social activities are on the incline.
The program rendered at Bethel A..
M. Il. Thursday night was very good.
The trip around the world Friday
night under the auspices of the
Walling Workers Club of Lights
Chapel Church was an enjoyable
affair. Mrs. Lula Cole served Miss
l.. l.. Nc and sister and Miss M. L
Nelson, three course luncheon last
Tuesday evening, Mrs, ellis, one OF
the High School visit ed the same last
week She spoke in high terms OF
the work being done and laid much
stress on the Industrial work. Mrs.
b. Il. Robinson. Mr.. George w. Sledge
and Mrs. Norris are sick listed. Be
fore this report is out again the big
School Meet will be over Begin now
TO make this high school day.
Bring your baskets to the campus.
Madam Lula Woods, Willie Avery,
Viola Stephens, daughters, and Mr..
Arthur Lowe, son, wish to express
their appreciation for the kindness
shown their iather during his ILL
ness and death sometime ago. They
especially extend appreciation to the
pastor and members OF Eighth Street
Baptist Church, Temple, -Texas. Rev,
]. X. Brown was then pastor, Revs.
j. H. Childs and r. H. Littletcn con-
Quoted splendid services at their re
spective churches Sunday. Rev Childs,
has the plan for a building for the
u Il. Church This will mean much
Tor this church, Miss Carter, head
OF the Red Cross Department, exam
ined the children Of Currie School
last week. II is alarming to know
how few of our children are in goot
health. The juvenile department o.
the r. !. s., No. SO are planning tc
have a moonlight picnic in the near
future. A big rally is launched for
Cameron Grove Baptist, A. M, T.. an6
Lights Chapel for this month. The
weather is almost ideal, farmers are
taking advantage of the same. At
the home Of Mr. and Mrs "a v. Muir,
ply Sunday at $3.50 D. m beautiful
home wedding occurred The bride,
Miss Alice Murphy, charming young
lady, with a. host OF friends wore
white georgette crepe and CARVED &
handsome bunch of white roses. The
sToom, one Of Cameron's most pop
ular young men wore a full dress
suit. The brides maid, Miss Ida
Mae Davis uNd the best man. Mr.
Charlie Turner were dress7d to cor
respond with the bride and groom.
A host OF Colored and white friends
with assed the ceremony which was
performed by their pastor, Rev. r
H. Ijttleton. They have our besi
wishes for long and happy lifeS
jacksonville, March 10.--Dallas Elk
press and Chicago Defender on sale
every Saturday at Sanders and Ten
erson BarbershcD. Rev. Il. G. Young,
Presiding Elder OF the Jacksonville
District held mis- second quarterly
conference with Benson Chapel. The
C.M. u. Church had its presiding elder
preach splendid sermon at the IL
O'Clock service to a large congr sga-
ton. At night the elder was at his
best and preached a soul stirring
sermon from the ssxt, "And He was
yet long way off and His Father
saw Him" Subject: Gods got his
eyes on you" Many souls were made
to feel the Holy Spirit as the goBpei
minister broke the bread of lie to
his hearers. Total collection $4,000.
Rev. J. Mccullough, one of our old
and highly respected citizens and
ministers, died March S, after several
months Illness. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev Baker, white,
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
and Rev. X. @. Young. Ragsdall
Undertaken had charge VI the body.
The remains werc inferred in Alex
ander Cemetery. Miss Sarah Glenn
ons closed her school at Mt. Selman.
March 4. Miss Clemos Is one OF the
progressive young teachers Of this