The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-12
TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT
COMPANY.

nard.
TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT
COMPANY.
is now in Louisiana. They spent two
days at Clarksville. under the auspices
of Rev. Anthony pastor NJ Il. church
Rev. Anthony was very interested in
the program and said the play THE
Man and the job" is one really worth
The company went to DeKalb from
Clarksville, for one night, but the
people enjoyed the program so much
until the company was persuaded to
stay three nights spending one of the
nights in the country. Many white
people, witnessed the programs and
pear at the following places
Marshall C. NJ. E. Church-Aug. ID.
Longview--C. NJ. e. church, Aug Is.
Henderson--C. NJ. e, church, Aug. 16.
Iyler ..'......'...,.... Aug. II.
Terrell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aug. 10.
ArdmOrc.-The Novelty program
THE Congress of Nations" rendered
last Friday evening at the A. M. E,
church under the direction of Mrs. J..
Elmer Turner, was rousing sue
cess. 1t was said by several that
Ardmore has never had anything rem
Three requests for the reputation of
this concert has come to Mrs Turner
and her company and soon In the
future 1t win be repeated.
All churches were well attended
Sunday. Mrs. Alpha Houston is still
was called to McAlester to the bed
side of her cousin. Mr.. Willie Roe is
on the sick list. Mrs. Eugain Sutton
of Paris, Texas is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Willie Roe. Miss Blanche
Walker Is home to the bed side of
ter T. NJ. Crisp is visiting his aunt,
and friends of Paris Texas.
Ennls.--At the churches last Sum
day, Rev. E. l.. Loclkett of Bethlehem
preached one of his soul stirring SER
mons to a good audience. st. Paul
had an Educational rally with a
suplendid musical program at p. m.
forceful sermon and touched his
hearers. At Maymans Chapel A. M. p.
church. Rev. w. T.. Bailey, pastor
made his hearers feel and believe that
there was reality in the Christian
religion. Rev. Scott of 4th Ward
had the beginning Of his Sl'o0e,OV
rally. Rev Scott is making an effort
to pay off the church Indebtedness.
Rev. Rogers preached at st. Delight
NJ e. church at IL a. m. and at New
Hope Baptist at 3 p. m. Rev. Williams
filled his post at the S. NJ. Il. church
at IL a. m. and at New Hope Baptist
at p. m. Rev. Williams filled his
post at the C. NJ. Z. church. Rev.
Pauldo of the Holy Ghost began his
big revival. Rev. j. l.. Lister closed
revival with great success at In
dependent Baptist church. Rev Will
liams of Gallilee had good services
all day. Mr.. Kelly, a cousin Of Mrs.
body was shipped to this place and
buried Tuesday evening by the Citi-
zens Undertaking Co. Master Huckaby
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. i.
Huckaby has returned from Terrell.
Miss Lulu Atkinson has returned from
Prairie View, where she attended
summer school, Rev. Holloway left
for WaXahachie Monday evening. Mis-
SEES Huckaby and Pyle returned from
Prairie View where they attended
summer school.
MarshaII.-Mr. Frank C. White, Mrs.
Bessie White, Lieut. Col. p. f. Dem
mis- returned from Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge No. rs of Texas, held in the
city of Dallas. they report this the
best session ever held in the history
of the Order. Grand Master. H. G..
Marshall on their way home from
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. The
at Dallas. Rev. N. A. Murphy lies very
low at his home ii seems but a mat
ter of time and all will be over. A
large crowd went to st. John one of
the big Baptist churches of Harrison
county. The entertainment at Mall
lien was marked with success. Mrs.
zenora Taylor. Prof. s. S. Reid. l.. ].
Williams. Mrs. Hettie Frazier. Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. NJ. A. Rice Mrs. Saphon-
la Jacob. Mrs. Susie, Powell. Mrs. Hal
lis Smith. returned from Taborian
Grand Lodge at Waco. Texas. Mr..
same. Mr.. and Mrs. Madison, Mrs c.
H. Philip and others went into the
country to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Kelly. their Kinsman. Mrs. Henry
Taylor is on the sick list. Mr.. A. r.
Richardson improves slowly. Mr.. Jiles
Burks. is improving. Read the Dallas
Express. delivered at your door for
25 cents per month or 1925 per year.
Phone 775.
Jacksonville. T. b. johnson.
pastor Sweet Union Baptist church oc-
cupied his pulpit Sunday. Mrs. Fannie
johnson underwent an operation at
the Cherokee Sanitarium last week
and In reporting doing fine at this
writing. Mr. and Mrs. David r. John
son after a two weeks stay In Kauf-
man returned to. tneir. home last week.
Prof. !. II. Howkard left saturday aft
ternoon for Memphis, 1snn., Birming-
ham. Ala, aud other points The Jun
Tor League of Benson Chapel G. M. e.
church met Sunday afternoon. Officers
were elected for the ensuing term.
Mrs. Liza Hill of Quincy spent few
"a xrse Ell Inc har Iao
Mrs. Josephine Bnrre II, Misses Ell
senia Morey. Heraway of Ponta is In
the city visiting her sister. The Phyl-
lis Wheatley ard the Junior Klover
Leaf Klub have postponed their meet
ing until the 3rd Friday in September.
ing her aunt Mrs. Ophelia Jackson
for the past two weeks. Mrs. Alzonia
Barrett of Ponta. is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Jackson. There will be an
entertaining program rendered at the
Epworth League Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G. II. Carter and children re-
turned home Saturday after visiting
relatives. Mrs. r. e. Clemmons and
Mrs. Lille Jones left Sunday night
for Marlin. for e month in the hot
water.
GninesviIIe.--All churches were well
attended. Rev. B. T. Brown preached
the Missionary sermon Sunday morn
ing and preached the ordination sen-
mon for the deacons who were or
dained Sunday night. Mr. q. Burner.
who spent a few days in the city
last week, felt for his home at Dali
las Sunday afternoon. Miss Blanch
Moore. who was i'll for a short while
at her ONE In Scott Street, died
early Monday morning and Mr.. Isil-
lie Moore of Dallas, Mr.. Tom Moore
OF Dalla- and Sister of Oklahoma
CIty attended the funeral The Roval
Entertainers Entertained the young
people with hay ride Thursday night.
The deacons met at the residence of
Mrs. j, Robertson, Friday afternoon
in business session. After the bust
were served. The revival at Mt Olive
Baptist church closed Wednesday
night There were fwaniu-thran &c