The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15
MARSHALL

The delegates from East Texas will
go to the grand lodge In special
chair car taking all points between
Texakana and Dallas and all the East
tern Texas; would like to have all
Lodge will meet in Dallas, Aug, 1-1922
Rev. William Tifer, pastor of Wards
Caphel A. M. Il. church has just
returned from Dallas, where he te-
tended the Baptist Hospital being a
little improved Mr.. Ralph Pemberton,
Prof. ii. b. Pembertons youngest son
died at his home on So Barber.figwl
died at Kahns Memorial Hospital
after an operation. His funeral was
attended from Ebenezer NJ. K. church.
Rev. U. B Brown attending; laid to
rest in the Family cemetery. Mr.. Ed
Howard, an old citizen. died at his
nome on So. Barber ST., after some
three years Of sickness. He was a
member of the Pilgrims. buried with
their honors. Mr.. John Ross of Shreve-
port attended the funeral, Mr.. Richard
r. Dennis . is improving. The lawn
party at Mrs. Dora Summers for the
benefit of the cemetery was marked
with success. The following officers
were eelcted by Wukes Temple 955:
C. w. Jackson, Worthy Master;
Henderson Graves, Aronic Master;
Richard r. Dennis, M Sec'ty; Patrick
2. Dennis. Worthy Treasurer. Read
the columns of next issue for some
important news. The strike situation
in Marshall is unchanged. Phone Me
the news of your home. Phone rs.
Mr.. A. l.. Young is still sick at Tex
arkana. The U. B. F. Grand Lodge
and the Grand Temple will convene
into 81 annual session in Marshall
Texas, July "a, 1922. Those waiting
delegates for board, see the COM
mittee, Or o. L. Bledsor and P. F.
Dennis Mrs C. M. Rice and Mrs M.
Thompson. Dr.. T. Il. Speed of JEFF
ferson. is in the city on a flying trip.
HillsbOro.-Rev. Jones. D. D., P. E.,
of TT Worth District, preached an
able sermon at Wades Chapel A. NJ.
=, church Sunday evening. A very
needed rain was welcomed Sunday
night Miss Annie Aldridge and Mr..
CALVIN Miller were joined in wedlock
last week Mrs. L. R. Mosely and N IS
Willie Hamilton were delegates 10
the State Missionary meeting held in
McGregor. Mrs. Lottie Lewis is enter
tanning visitors from Waxahachie.
GiImer. -Summerfield S. s. and Tay.
lor's Chapel A. M. e. S. 8. were well
represented in the S. s. Union which
was held with the Moses Chapel s. S.
Sunday. The Union was organized as
Gen. Supt., Mr.. Tommie Yeo-
man; Asst Supt., Mr.. Geo. Morris;
Sec. Mrs. Ella Byas; Asst Sec, Miss
Alberta Heagler; Treas. Mr.. Mary
BoGSd of Directors: Messrs
0. p. Smith, Oscar Heagler, B. p.
Sharp, Mesdames S. d. Wilson, and
Bell McDavjd, Directors of Music: \
Mr. Jim Wright and Little Miss Vivian
Byas. Many of the S. S. workers were
also among them were Prof's
A. Ingram and e. j. Ower8 both OF
whom matte splendid addresses. Miss
Alberta Heagler read an excellent
paper and Miss Vivian Byas rendered
d charming instrumental Solo. Pastor
kennoh preached as usual, thought
full as web as soul stirring sermon
from 2 Chron. 80: T-S. Collection
$%9.55 Contest Is still on. Rev. q. w.
Johnson was in town Friday and
spoke at the school house Friday
night in he interest OF the Commune
ty Welfare Council; an organization
which II perfected, will prove to be
. blessing to gilmer. John Edward,
son of Mr.. Tom Wright, received !
prompt payment from the c. M. B. A.
last week; one weeks illness of
Malarial fever. Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Bowens. a bouncing boy. Sick |
listed: Mesdames Catherine Ford,
0tha Arthur, and Sallie Yoeman. All
ire improving at this writing The |
Jefferson base ball nine crossed bats |
With Gilmer nine Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday They defeated Suday evening
10. big Six Club plans a big picnic
or the 4th. Many we're present and
'nioyed the Moonlight picnic given
ySMr. and Mrs. Make Johnson Friday
light.
ShermAn.--Pavne Chapc, A. M r.,
hurck, Rev. Staras, P. q. held 3rd
Conference Sunday, July
I'D and 3rd. Sunday school opened
1 $3.50 am. BY the Supt. Miss Z. M.