The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

Worth; Miss d. Jones were pleas
ant visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Moore of w. Congress avenue. News
reached Denton of the death of Rev.
w. p. Huntly of Pilot Point. Rev.
Huntly was one of the pioneer min
listers of the G. M. e. church and
grand old man. The Masons and
Eastern Stars of Denton attended
Rev. Huntley's funeral in a body,
he being Most Worshipful Master
of the Denton lodge. We extend to
the family our sympathy. All
churches worshipped with st. En-
anuel Sunday. Rev. A. l.. Lee
preached two soul stirring sermons.
Prof. F. d. Moore, is asking the
parents to visit the school and
take more interest in their children
and assist in the Identification of
our community. The beautiful new
Odd Fellow hall is about completed
The Kellom Brothers have moved
into their new quarters in the new
Odd Fellow hall.
The stork visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie d. Minis, baby girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nix, a boy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bowens, a
boy. Denton is very DESTROYS of
communicating with any Colored
doctor that would locate here. .
Greenville.-Mrs. Julie Nollin left
for Pittsburg, Texas, Sunday morn
ing. The mother of Mrs. Earl Vance
passed away few days ago at
Casin, Texas.
Plot Point.-Services at the c.
NJ. e. church was we'll attended
Sunday night, Rev. Darklns, the
newly elected pastor preached to a
crowded house. Mrs. Naomie Phil
lips and Miss Abagoil Bowers
spent Thursday with Mrs. Sylvester
Johnson and enjoyed delicious din
ner. Rev. w. p. Huntly, after a few
weeks illness passed to a sweet
beyond. Father Huntly leaves
wife and many friends to mourn
his untimely demise.
Messrs. Levy Johnson and George
w. Land entertained a number of
girls and boys. A delicious menu of
hot chocolate and caromal cake was
enjoyed by all. Mr.. Will D. Phillips
had serious collision Sunday night,
no one injured. Mrs. Martha Diver
is on the sick list at this writing.
Athenss-The A. M. E. church
is glad to have its pastor. Rev. G. H.
Pugh return. Services were good at
various churches. DR.. T. Y. Moore
returns as P. E. of the Athens Dis
trict, also held his LIST quarterly
conference Sunday. After IL o'clock
services at Mt. Providence Baptist
church. Sunday. the Pastor. Rev. A.
G.. Garman. took i'll and left for
his home in Dallas. Prof. Blaine of
Muskogee. Okla, is spending a few
days here on business, also Prof.
B. Lillard of Pittsburg, is here for
few days on business, both wor-
shipped with the A. M. e. people,
Sunday. Blackshears high school
with Prof. R. G. Fisher as principal
organizes an Athletic club with
Miss L. T. Bryant as directress. Will
lard Howard, president; Laura JEFF
ferson, secretary; Ardoree Derrough,
treasury. A dramatic club with Mrs.
w. M. R. Teal, directress; Miss
Georgia r. Smith, president; Beadie
Bynum, secretary; Ardoree Der
rough. treasurer; Master H. ]. Jack
son, critic; VIM. Penn Jefferson,
parliamentarian; w. M. Eugene
Robinson, Campus reporter; Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Richardson motored
here from West Texas, over five
hundred miles to visit parents. Mr..
Wiley Richardson and Mrs. Hanna
Miller, Mrs. Lorena Overton, returns
to her home in Kerens after three
weeks with parents, Dr. 7. Y. Moore,
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Puegh, Madams
M. l.. Snowden and Callie Stovall,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Richardson were
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Mil
lers, Sunday. Mr.. Joe Morris spent
few days here with his cousin,
Madam Snowton.
Pittsburg.-Services at all chur-
ches we'll attended. Sunday school
good at all churches. st. Paul Bap-
fist church has been torn down
for re-erection Of a new church.
The rally at st. Beulah G. M. e.
church was success the sum Of
$211.46 was raised at Pine Bluff
Baptist church on the thousand dol
lar rally $500. Miss Dorthy Rut-
ledge led out in the contest at st.
Beulah, the prize was a Vanity
Bag given by Rev. S. Whitlow. The
shower given by the booster club Of
st. Stephen A. M. e. church honor
ing their ex-pastor, ReT. w. X.
Beamer was a success, many gifts
were given. beautiful flowers and
nice purse were contributed. Mr..
DYKE Baker, our former reporter
left for Lane College, Jackson, Tenn,
before entering he will visit Texar-
kama, Hot Springs, Ark, Forest
City, Ark, the shower at st. Stephen
A. M. r. church given under tho
direction of Mrs. Hattie Washing
ton Boyd. Arrivals: Mr.. s. B. Bell,
Rev. G. Hubert, Prof. p. d. Thomp-
son. Rev. +. d. Cork, passed through
the city en- route to Texarkana. Mr..
Addison Hughes and John Nash OF
Sulphur Springs were in the city
visiting last week. Visitors, Mrs.
Voria Jones.
An extraordinary program was
rendered by the B. Y. p. U. at
Pine Bluff, with Prof. w. d. Gray,
acting as master of ceremonies, the
program was very interesting. Prof.
H. w. Terry gave US a lecture on
Foot race, it was masterpiece af-
ter the lecture, Mr.. G. Dyke Baker
delighted the audience with a solo.
NacOgdoches- All churches held
excellent services Sun. Mr.. Cass
Donigan made flying trip to Hous-
ton and returned last week. Mr.. ].
r. Ross returned Last Sunday fdom
Houston after spending a week in
| that city with Mr. NJ A Hunhaa