The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-08
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church was good. Rev. Mrs. Young
preached two stormy sermons. Three
were added to the church. Money
raised $685.. The amount raised at
the board of New Hope Baptist
church was $217.77. Mrs. Eyerina
Stanley left Monday Morning for
Tyler. Mrs. Eliza Brown went to
Corsicana this morning to the rescue
of her son who was stabbed. Rev.
Thomas and wife were visitors here
Saturday Rev. L. Powell made a
flying trip to Corsicana Saturday
in car on business. Sunday evening,
June 26th little surprise party was
given at the home of Misses Osiana
Shurelie Dunn in honor Of one Of
the Seniors Of Navarro County Train
ing School. Miss Fannie B. Herring
Music was furnished by Misses Ruth
and Emma Powell. After being served,
the rest of the evening was spent in
kodaking. The whole evening was
spent very pleasant. Mr.. Matthew
Lrnn left Saturday evening for Cleve-
land, Ohio where he will spend a
few mcnll with ais brother DR..
NJ. ID. Dunn.
PlanO.-Services were good at both
churches. The District Conference
closed at the G.. M. e. church; we
realized quite successful time. Every
body seemed grateful for the kind
ness shown them by both Methodist
and Baptist while in Plano. The con-
test between Plano and the siDtrict
was fine. We raised $7465 in the
contest Forty dollars in faveor Of
the District; total amount raised
during the District Conference $221.20.
Miss NJ e. Prince is on the sick list.
ArdmOre-The churches of the
city were we'll attended Sunday. Mrs.
Linnie Love is ill at this report We
wish for her speedy recovery. Mr..
and Mrs Cecil Houston of Augusta,
Kansas, are the guests of Mrs. Hous-
tons father and Mother Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Walker Mrs. Margie
Reggins and Beatrice Sanders spent
a few days in Dallas and TT. Worth
Texas. Messrs John II. Crisp and
Sheffield (Skeet) Johns are two of
the happiest citizens of Ardmore;
they have struck oil on their lot,
Misses Daisy Patton, Ana Lee Thomas
and little Elizabeth Pierce of Paris,
Texas, are the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Mack Thomas Mr.. W. T. Warren has
decided to go out of the paper bus
mess for a while, but you will be
able to get the same service from
Buster Robertson and Tim Crisp. Miss
Fannie Mae Cowans of Paris, Texas
is the guest of her Auntie Mrs.
Tennie Roe Mrs. Alpha Houston is
on the sick list. also Mrs. o. d. Brown.
Mrs. Jewell Foreman was hostess
to the Merry Matrons Club last Fri
day afternoon. A few minutes of bus
mess was had after which delicious
salad and ice course was served to
the following: Messrs w. M. Goosby,
Ir Booker, Emmery Thomas, Chas G.
Smith, Wallace Moore, Earnest John
son, Alma Jace, John l. Lille. Joel
Forman. All declared Mrs. Forman
an ideal hostess Wednesday evening
at 5 o'clock.
Tyler Sunday was high day at
all churches. Rev. Clark of Jackson,
Tenn, the new pastor at ST. James
C.. NJ. e. church seemed to have
lots of good things to tell his mem
bers. Rev. Alexander of Kilgore was
was with his flock at True Vine.
He occupied the stand at IL o'clock.
One addition, Mrs. Goss. The mem
bers of Bethlehem Baptist church
had { } pleasure Sunday morning
of listening to Rev. Sam Young. B.
Y. p. u, Missionary, Washington,
ID. C. Rev. Young at one time was
a resident of this city and was a
faithful member of the above church
until he made his departure. He
was also connected with the City
School. A large crowd greeted him.
At $50 he addressed the b. Y. p. u, |
and had many good things to tell
the young people. DR.. Stewart preach
ed at 8 o'clock. Rev. Young filled
the stand at True Vine Sunday night. |
One addition. A large crowd greeted
him at each one of his services. Mr.. |
Tom Tucker las purchased new
Ford car. Miss Ivy Jackson has re-
turned from Texarkana. Mrs frankie
Deacy of Dallas Is visitingher mother, |
Mrs. Smith, w. Common st. Mrs. |
Williams have returned from Gresham
where they visited relatives. Married: |
M. Rice Price of Hawkins to Mrs |
night at the C. M. E. Parsonage. Mr..
and Mrs. Jamee M0sely has erected |
a neat room bungalow (Rent) on |
Ross Ave. Mr.. Albert Pierce Jr,
has returned to St Louis. Mrs. Eliza.
beth Stephenson returned to her
home in Terrell Mondal after a |
pleasant visit with her mothti md |
Davis Mrs. Fred Weems has return
ed from Chicago Mrs. Preston, Mt.
and Mrs. G.. B. Swami attended tn
funeral of hteir brother, Mr.. Isaac
Williams at Troup last week. The
Masonic and Heroines held their
Annual Thanksgiving Services at I
Truevin Baptist church last Sunday
evening with Mr.. Tom tones M. OF L
c. Welcome addresses was made by
Deacon A. l.. Strobe, Responded by
Mr.. Long. Paper: Miss Minnie Pick
ems; Sermon by Rev. Alexander Mrs.
Lucy NJ. Strobe was called to Dallas
Sunday on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Young We hope for Mrs. Young a
speedy recovery. Mrs. Susie Smith,
mother of Mrs. Nancy Miller Is con-
fined to hcr bed With Malaria. Mr.
Amos Willie who is working at
Lampass, Texas visited his family h
last week. Mrs. Nellie Wiley Mccoy
OF Greenville who was visiting Mr.
Jefferson Sunday on account of i'll 1
ness of her sister-in-law. N. Tyler
Household No. 1853 met June goth h
and elected the following officers:
Mrs. v. N. Warren, P. M. N. G., Mrs.
Sadie p. Jones, M. N c.. Mrs. T. II.
Howard, N. G.. Mrs. .Corinthia Fen
nell, R. N. G.. Mrs Beulah Deese, )
w p, M. J. p. Long. w. e.. Mrs. !
r f. Christouher Mrs 7 n Calhoun ,