The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

BnrtIesviIIe, Okla. Miss Emma
Jones, d. q, M N. q. District Grand
Household Of Ruth No. 2S, Oklahoma
Jurisdiction of Oklahoma City, were
called to this city by the request. of a
sick member, Mrs; Lula Hall. who Is
to the reporter. Miss Helen Bassatt of
Chetopa, Kans, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edmond Morrison. Mrs. John
Allen Of Muskogee. Is visiting the
made the first showing in the new
addition by removing his residence
from Rogers to Virginia avenue. The
stolent goodss of Mr. and Mrs. j. 10
Hanks were found hanging on their
front gate.
If you have not registered. you have
from Oct IS to 20 to do so. Do not
fail to register and do not fail to
vote. The Georgia minstrels gave this
city a fatning laugh on Oct. 9th. with
Mr.. Jack johnson as stage manager.
Mr.. Chick Beamon and Thomas Har+
ris can pull a laugh out of any one
living. Mr.. George Bryant with his
eighteen-piece band gave the city an
parade at 1880 a. m.
Crandalls-Sunday was high day at
Mt. Pilgrim. Sunday school was
well attended and Rev. Graves was
at his post and preached two noble
sermons. $1,000 was raised We were
glad to see Mrs Bertha Copelin up
again after a few days illness. Sick
listed: Mr.. R. L. Anderson, Brs. W.
NJ. Rowe, Mrs. l.. d. Anderson also
Mr.. Spencer Anderson came home
from Dallas Saturday night sick;
we have dea of sickness in our
midst now. We are glad to see Bro.
Frank Peterson up again after
few days Illness. Mr.. Mozel Frank
lin and Mrs. Kittie Mathes visited
looks well since she returned home
from Dallas where she has been
taking treatment. Mr.. Frank Smith
is a little i'll this week Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Stafford, Mrs. Eta
Bates. Mrs. Alice Peterson and Mrs.
Bates motored ober to Mr. VIM.
Rowe to visit his sick wife. Rev.
G. j. Graves passed through Seago-
vile enroute to Hutchins where he
is to hold few nights melting, and
then back to Mt. Arier where he
has on $4,000 Rally for Sunday.
Everybody is invited.
6reenville.-- Mr.. Fred Brown has
moved on the corner of Bois'darc
and Mouse ST. Mr.. Ollie Lynn has
purchased home on +. Jones st.
Mr.. Leavy Mouse has left for school.
Mr.. Isaac Owens. Mr.. Theatre Nc
Daniel are out of town Mr.. c. Rite
Jones. Slice list: Mr.. Robert Hangs,
Miss Dabie e. Durham. Mrs. Gladys
Cook.
Henderson,-Mrs. Phenia Safner ar
rived home last Monday from Dallas
after spending two months with her
SON Mr.. w. M. Saynes. Mrs. Rebbecca
Gipson was called to Terrell to the
bed side of her daughter Mrs. Exile
Anderson. Mrs. Dicey Newman and
Mr.. Anderson Cumby were united in
Holy Wedlock Sunday night. Rev.
Jno, Garland officiated The beople
of Henderson wishes for them a
happy sail through life. News was
received that Miss Mamie Lou AL
pheby will leave Shreveport, La, on
the 25th for Washington, d. c.,
where she will enter school. The
young people of Henderson wish for
her very successful school year.
Mr. Langston Dansby, of Pasadena,
Calf, is the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dansby, Miss Grace
Berry who has been the gueso of
her brothers John and Thomas Berry
has returned to her home in Fordice
The Colored school of this city open
ed on the 25th; enrolment good
There are about rs cases Of Dengue
Fever here; the peoble are getting
along fine. Sunday school good al
Mother Zion. Attendance good. COL
lectioon $2.3S. Supt. Mrs. M. j. Hurd
was out of town attending the Assoc
iation at Timpson. Rev. B. ]. Sears
of Marshall was elected by two
third vote as pator of Mother Zion
The entire city joins Mother zior
in extending CONGRATULATIONS to the
new pastor. Rev. Sears is gospel
minister and we trust that he viii
find his stay at Henderson indeed
pleasant one. This leaves the reporter
III at this writing with Dengue Feber
Mr.. v. GIBSON, who underwent al
operation at Houston returned home
much improved. Mrs Jim Hollerman
who has been visiting her daughter
returned home Sunday. Mrs. Velms
Shaw is the guest Of her cousin Mrs
Minnie CASTOR. Sick list Mr.. JOIN
Gipson, Mr.. Willie Brown and
Number of the people.
FOrney-All churches and Sunla.
schools were well attended all day
Mt. Zion is still holding her 6 day
rally. Rev. w. H. Warner preached
an able sermon at IL o'clock. Rev
johnson of Texarkana preached h
"Six Trains to He'll last Sunda!
night. The A. M. E. Church held
their Quarterly Conference Sunday
Rev. VIM presiding, Rev. Pruit
Pastor.
Teylor-Services good all day a
Christian church. DR.. ID. I. Cleave
spoke Sunday night. Collectios $25.OC
The five little workers, Helen Cleave
Evelln Hatcher. Vivian Fuller, Mari
Woods and leila Mae Johnson raise
more than $1,000 in their cups. Ltttl
Miss Hatcher received the prize o
large doll. The following left TO
the Tri-County Institute now in SEES
sion in Austin. Prof and Mrs. o. l
Price, Miss r. M. Hendricks, Mrs.
Bessie Price, Miss Alexander, Mrs.
P. H. Jackson, Mrs. J. d. Leonard
Mrs. B. e. Campbell and Mrs. Isabel
Moore. Mr.. md Mrs. Jos Wayne CAV
Inner for their newly welded so
MIR. L. Wayne and wife Sunday. Mis-
Mabel Harrison left Saturday TO
Oklahoma City to be with her mother
The following are on the sick lis
this week: Mrs. Lou Killingswortf
Mrs. Hattie Johnson. Mrs. Willie M
Beth, lone Newman, Mr.. T. A. Hend
ricks, Mrs. Corine Jones, DR.. A. l
Hughes. Mrs. Mary Bradford, Mr.
Hattie Moore, Miss Claude Hunt, Mr.
JOY Edgar and Prof. A. c. Tea
(Photr grapher.) Mr.. Jobie Washing
ton, Mrs. Mray Hill. Mrs. Ida Watwil
Henry Hutchins, Joseph Hutchins al