The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09

the state. Among the prominent viii
tors were Bishop Isaac Lane. the
Oldest Negro Bishop in the World;
II. P. Porter, Book Agent, RI
Stout, Secretary church extension;
lfajor Wright Of Philadelphia. Pa,
Parker. Editor Of the Christian In
dex; Lowe and Rev. NJ. L. Vaughters.
The money raised amounted to more
than $4,000. Rev Whitlow is the
new pastor OF Hopewell church. The
many friends of Mrs. Cora Smith
sympathize with her in the death of
her mother, Mrs Mandy Logan OF
Chicago, III. Texarkana was saddened
by the untimely death Of Mrs Virgie
Jones on last Friday night. She was
the daughter Of Prof and Mrs. H. G.
Goree. Those who knew her all OF
her life, knows hat she was the
possessor Of a warm, generous heart
and a high spirit and loved her SER
vices greatly for those attributes. The
funeral services we're held at Oak
st. Baptist church with Rev. Bilhrew
officiating. She was one OF the tea
cheers in the city schools until her
health failed her and large num-
Der Of resolutions were read by the
church; school, clubs and various
cher capacities in which she served
The floral offerings were many.
Gladewater- Sunday school well at
ended at New Mountain c. NJ E.
church The program rendered at
the c. NJ. E. church was an excelI-
emit one, Every one played his part
well Miss Octavie Webb, Master Of
Seremonies. Many nice songs were
sang. Mrs. NJ. r. Ross returned from
Tyler to her school Sunday evening
accompanied by her husband Mr. w.
NJ Ross and two sisters Mr.. Pankie
Lincoln has nice nurse class here.
Mr. Sam Lincoln also has one at
Phillips school house they both are
doing good work.
Tyler.-Sunday school at the First
Baptist church Sunday was largely
attended with DR.. H. c. Blakemore
acting Supt, and teachers at their
posts. They have on a drive for more
members; come over and worship
with us. At IL o'clock Dr. A. f. Ste
wart preached one of his soul thrill
ing sermons before leaving Monday
for st. Louis to the National Conven-
ton. Very excellent services were
had slso at True Vine Bapeist church
Sunday. The pastor of st. James C.
NJ E. church did not arrive to hold
services Sunday Miss Mary McFadden
who is teaching at Big Sandy spent
Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. Ada Byas
OF FIT Worth Is here tending the bed
side of her sister Miss Mary L. Tay-
lor Mrs. ]. B. Pettigrew Is home
from TT. Worth where she visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Scott. Mrs. Nora Pierce and Nora l.
Henry have returned from ut. WOth
where they visited the formers dau-
ghte. The following attended the
State Teachers Association at Ft.
Worth: Prof's. J. L. Ford, T. j.
Austin, F. X. Grant, J. v. Mcclellan.
and Frank Jessie. Mesdames j. G..
Calhoun, G. o. Martin, NJ P. Mosley.
M. G.. Griffin and M. T.. Tucker.
Misses Hattie Britain. Johnnie john
son. Ruth White, jamie Morgan Char
! lotte Mayfield, Mammie Finch Mon
ME Dean, Ethel Sherman. Ruby and
Marie Simmons. Prof l.. ]. Ford.
who is president Of East Texas Dis
trict Teachers Association was cleo
ted as one Of the Vice-presidents OF
the State Teachers Association. Mssrs
Henry Morgan, G. Biggs and Noble
Dean motored to TT Worth last week
Mssrs G. Davis, w. A Redwine, J. G.
Caswell. Sam Wyman and NJ. c.
Ross motored to Henderson last Sun
day. Mr.. A. H. Evans has accepted
the job made vacatna by the resig-
nation of Mr. A. Hill at Union Stat
ion. Mr.. c. N. Thomas left Tuesday
for Houston for few days on
business. The Box Supper at the
First Baptist church Thanksgiving
night given by the Women's Home
Mission Society was a great success
the program was enjoyed by a splen-
did crowd Visitors to the city: Miss
Naomi Pugh from Dallas. Mrs. Ander-
son. Alto,Tex.: Mrs. Nettie Seals,
Fresno. Calf; Mr.. Harry Holt. Mine
ola; and Mrs. Fannie Hawkins.
Winona
Kaufman.-The Thanksgiving cele-
bration was unquite Menu served
at the various places was Of that
delicious kind that gave outward ex-
pressions of enjoyment to the indiv-
iduals. The sad news reached n
city from Dallas late WedEesds.
evening, 29th., Of the death Of Mrs.
Jack Jennings, one Of Kaufman
County's well respected families. Dr.
w. M Green. Kaufman's most eff
Client and successful practitioner was
at Mrs. jennings bedside IL a sani-
tarium in Dallas almost until the
end came The colcrde City school
is doing well Pro Hurd expresses
Subtraction Of ne work; special
Concentration for the attendance in
the advanced grades. Prof. nubbs,
Misses Virginia and Pauline Love
returned from State Teachers Assoc
iation; report profit PLUS pleasure
: Prof. M. f.. Butler of Bishop College
/ was guest at Bole Pilgrim Baptist
church Sunday. Lectred TO an i'm
! posing Sunday school, sal many
good things, giving wholesome ad-
IT,
, vice to parents and teachers. Among
the strong points Emphasized to tea
} chers. Supt's.. and parents, was get
| into the child world with them and
: train them for service Rev. J. H.
: Harrington pastor Of the LIST Ban
e fist left for st. Louis to attend the
..ational Baptist Convention. Roy
: Cosby left for the contention Pastor
a ist Baptist church White preached
e noble sermon at Bole Pilgrim sun
}. day eyenin. Rally at Bole Pilgrim
|. was success. The spirit exhit tes
t among the Gibbs was altogether
e friendly one. HaDny Hollow reporf
IS $3.50. OIL Mill s1s5. Hin Club $lo'
'. Lubbgchs- The Sunday school an
b B. Y. P. U. are gaining to succf 4
4. Caledonia Ba,'ist church is on n