The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18


last Saturday. New Zion is preparing
for a big day on Thanksgiving, a
concert will be conducted at night
by the club.
Ferris. Owing to inclement
weather Sunday, services at T. v.
Baptist and M. e. church were
scarcely attended The three nights
services last week were largely at
tended and a splendid success with
the A. M. e. people. Rev. Prince is
winding up his years work and will
be off for the annual conference at
Pelham on 22nd. His members and
friends are praying for his return.
Miss Elree Stein has pneumonia.
Rev. Starks. P. E., A. M. p. church
will hold his last quarter here Sun
day. All are invited.
Shernan.--Mrs. Lena Sadler has
returned from a business trip to
Rockwall. Mr.. Mack Taylor was call
ed to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Lena Testers who died at her
home, 10th inst in Mount Pleasant
Rev. G. H. Bell of Payne Chapel A.
M. r. church will close his years
work out Sunday night, 18th prep
aratory to going to his annual con-
ference at Palmer. opens there 22nd.
inst. Mrs. Paralee Childs Is visiting
her husband in Paris. The mar
rage of Mr.. Silas Wright to Miss
Willie Mae Woodrie was consum-
mated night of 9th inst, by Rev.
A. Thomas of Bethlehem Baptist
at the parsonage. The "Old Maids"'
club was recently presented at st.
John G. M. e. church with Mrs. DR..
d. w. Porter as manager was highly
complimented by hundred Of people
Of the excellent rendition of each
character presented themselves. This
company will shortly present this
play in Denison, Mckinney, Dallas
Fort Worth and other Texas cities
Mrs. Georgia Nickerson. the lady
evangelist of St. John c. M. e.,
presented her maiden sermon, sub
iect "Strive to Eenter In at the
Straight Gate" was spiritually re-
ceived by all at st. John G. M. e.
church. Mr.. Eugene Bean en- route
from Oklahoma, to his home in La
donia, visited relatives. Mrs. Canady
Johnson and family. Rev. I. e. Rob-
inson of G. M. e. church in Fort
Worth. spent / 9th and 18th here on
business as welcome guests of Rev
and Mrs. ]. M. Fountain. Mr.. A.
G. Heron of oil mill at Ardmore
Okla, spent 18th and 18th visiting
his wife. Mrs. Barbary (MitchellD
Miller and Mr.. Edward Thornton are
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. B. Kenti
in Gainesville. Mrs. Rev. G.. H
Washington of Muskogee, OKLA. WHIT
has been visiting her daughters
Mrs. j. D. Goodson and hubby
left 18th inst. for Abilene to visi
her sister, to return here Thanks
giving for a few days on her way
home.
At the Capitol Theatre.
On Thanksgiving, 3Oth inst, mat
nee and night will be flickered OF
the screen "Spitfire" from 400 Il
1900 o'clock matiness with Louis
Syncopated orchestra of Gold com.
prising pieces, discourslng sweet
music. Beginning at nine o'clock {
big dance, music by the orchestra
Bishop and Mrs. J. w. McKinney
will leave shortly to preside ovei
his conferences in Mississippi, open
/! ing his South Mississippi conference
in Jackson, 22nd inst, Miss, II
Charleston, goth inst inst, Eas
Miss, in Tupelo, the 9Th prox.
closing the North Miss, in Tunica
18th prox. They win begin for ovel
one month before returning visiting
their son, Mr.. VIM Mckinney, who
is student in Fisk University. Mrs
Maggie Bateg has returned from the
bed side of her mother, Mrs. jMolIi'
Sargent Of Bolton. Miss Fanny
Johnson, alumnus of class '22 FREQ
Douglass hig school is teaching II
Iron Ore, school due to the Illness
of Miss Addie Alexander. Mines
Mollie Browning and Suba Dude,
sisters. Mr.. Joe Sullivan, brother
Mr.. Carter price, nephew, all o
Tulsa. Okla, were here at the bee
side of Mr.. Frank Sullivan. Mr..
w. Grove of Van Alstyne visite,
his SON, Mr.. r. L. Grove and fam
lily. At Monday nights closin,
work for year of Saint John G. M. r
official board meeting and churcl
conference membership OF the churcl
was reduced from 400 to bona-fid
number of 297 Amount raised 70
the year for all purposes $3,016.06
At closing of conference, Mr.. ]. W
Ward, Mrs. Susie Black presente
Rev. and Mrs. J. M Fountain give
by officers and stewardess of churcl
undergarments, shirts, socks, towel
and other articles. Mrs. Leila Rus
sell is able 70 be out again. Mr.. an
Mrs. Lonnie Douglass of Colo-ad
Springs, Colo. are visiting thei
aunte, Misses Sophie and Nelli
Douglass.
Center--Services at the Mornin
Star Baptist church were excellen
Sunday Prof. c. II. Daniels was cal
ed to Hemphill account of the deaf
: of his mother, who died there. Rev
. and Mrs. T. A. Amos, Miss Albert
ACnniH6o, NIB Lluuld LANE al
Rev. Chas. Mobiles attended tn
. A. M. e. Annual Conference at Houi
: ton, Texas, last week, Mrs. II. I
Hicks, our grocer is representa-
. an insurance company.
5 P'ano.--Each S. S. superin't wa
: at their post Sunday with alter
A dances that were small account {
the inclemency of the weather. Mr.
Katie Kimp had an excellent birtf
Y day dinner. Mrs. Hattie B., hs
y moved into her recently purchase
I. home, in the western part of tn
:. city. Rev. T. s. Burton will leaN
n for the annual conference whiC
e will convene in Oak Cliff, Dallas.
a Wichita Falls, -Armistice day WI
4 highly celebrated in Wichita Fab
9 A lengthy parade led by the Amer
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