The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

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Pittsburg, Feb. Sunday School
well attended at all churches. Ser
vices well attended at all churches
except st. Paul and Pine Bluff Bap-
fist church. Rev. S. Whitlow return
from Texarkana, Saturday and
preached to a very appreciative au-
dience Sunday morning and night.
Miss Beatrice Alexander gave raid
winter program and reception at the
kindergarten school room Thursday
evening. Visitor, Rev. M. Lynn.
Prof. II. w. Terry, Mr.. G. Dyke
Baker, Miss yernell Remp. Hot
chocolate and cake were served.
All made complimentary remarks
OF her work. The Little Sunbeam
Junior choir gave social at the
residence Of Mrs. Opal Harris. Sat
urday night, chill, crakers, ice cream
and cake were served. The w. II.
M. s. circle was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Lena Ames Thursday
night. Miss Clara D. Mays, formerly
indianapolis, Ind, the National
double voiced singer, elocutionist,
imitator and impersonator gave
recital Ia a very appreciative as
sembly Wednesday night at st. Paul
Baptist church, with Miss jimmie
Mae Bolton, presiding at the instru-
ment. Mrs. s. p. Terry is putting
all literary force In making the b.
Y. p. u. a success Program Friday
night was rendered by Sec. No. s,
Mrs. A. NJ. Gray, eonductress Sick:
Mrs. Ola Carlock, Mr. Peter Taylor,
John Pride, Mrs. Dora Johnson,
Mrs. Rosie Wynn. Mrs. J. w. Crump
Is convalescent. Death: Mrs. Sylvia
Cheayes died at her home Saturday
night, Feb. 4 and funeral was at
tended at her home Sunday evening
al Q o'clock by Rev. Alex Walker.
She was a member OF Pine Bluff
Baptist church. Visitors to Pitts
burg: Misses Juanita Oliver, form
erly OF Fort Worth. now at Mt.
Pleasant; Miss Ollie Mae Lindley,
Mt. Pleasant: Mrs. Mary Eta Pitts
has returned home from Shreveport,
La, where she underwent an oper-
alton. We hope for her speedy re-
covery. A match party was given
at the residence Of Mrs. Dora Remp,
Saturday night. The Mystic Weaver
club, entertained with Mrs. Louella
Carlock, Friday evening. The re-
election OF officers: Mrs. Maymie
Edwards, president; Mrs. May Belle
Calllcutt. secretary; Mrs. Ella HUI
bert, treasurer. New members: Mrs.
Willie Jackson. Mrs. Sarah Leving-
ston. The guests we're served mint
balls. sandwiches, tea, Ice cream
and cake.
sherman, Feb. g.--Mr. and Mrs.
]. A. Polk OF sos Il. Magnolia, are
convalescence. Mrs Alice (Winn)
Spann returned to ST Louis, recently
where she welded Mr.. A. Martin.
Mrs. VIM. Kidd after few days ILL
ness has resumed her school work
at Independent Springs. Mr.. Henry
Hatcher of Ranger is here at the
bedside Of his little daughter, ALA
ter also visiting wife and her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Polk, sos
e. Magnolia. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
WILDLY entertained at their coy
residence, III South Post Oak St.,
several guests in beautiful stag party
night, End inst, in honor OF Mr..
Artie Teamus OF Colorado Springs,
Colo. Mr.. Artie Teamus Of Colorado
Springs. Colo, who has spent sew
eral weeks here visiting relatives
and friends left 9th inst for Dallas,
New Orleans and other points be-
tween to return to his home on the
18th inst, 325 Monument St., Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. Among those
on the sick list: Mrs. Walter KIM
ball. Mrs. Rodgers, Mr.. Merritt
Franklin and DIR. A. N. Prince. Mis-
SEES Atkinson and Pembleton, teach
ers in city schools at Denison were
guests OF Miss Alamay Lewis. Rev.
). Lorenzo williams former pastor
OF 81. John G. M. Il. church here
but now pastoring G. M. Il. church
In Bonham was here last week
guest OF Rev. DR.. J. w. Mckinney /
and family. Rev. Dr. S. T, Floyd
who pastors at Bonham has been
confined to his home. Mr.. B. G.
scudmore Of Philadelphia, Pa, trav-
ing agent for big Film Corporation |
also selling lots in Pittman Manor
Addition spent portion OF last
week here as guest OF Rev. S, u.
Goodson and wife. DR.. A. N. Prince
is confined to his home. $40 East
Brockett, with pneumonia. Hon. W.
s. Willis. Grand Chancellor OF X. OF
p. OF Texas was here last week in
terested in the drive among the To-
cal X OF P. So far over so new
members Lave been added.
Grapeland, Feb. 9.-Services were
well attended Sunday at General Mt.
Zion Baptist church. Pastor, DR..
J. Johnson preached noble SER
mon. Collection for the day 1856.
Rev. Parker was with his people
at st. John Baptist church. Master
Erwin Johnson is quite sick. Mr..
G.. w. Ed ward Is also on the sick |
lost. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hicks af- !
ter spending a few weeks here left
for electra. Miss Florene Walker
has returned from Houston. Mr..