The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02


ton on Shawnee street. Mrs. Susie
Bonapart and Mrs. Me~v Whitaker
attended revival last week at Gar
rison. Texas, conducted by Rev. ]. l..
Starks of Beaumont, Texas, they re-
port q very successful meeting and |
an an ENJOYABLE time. The The, Home MIS-
fist church under the leadership of |
Mrs. Lelo Powers is doing splendid |
work along their line, they meet every |
Monday evening $3.50 p. m. subject for |
With woman for % lovinF n Je1Ss f 9no
12-1-S. All sisters are welcome to at |
tend.
sherman.--Mr. G. L. jefferson of
sad intelligence of the death of his
brother Mr., w. H. Jefferson, who
died in Colorado Springs, Col, 26th
where he had gone for his health from
his home Vicksburgh, Miss. Mr.. JEFF
ferson left 9th in for Vicksburgh,
where his brothers remains will be
shipped for interment. Mrs. Eliza Hall
and little grand daughter, Gladys
Love of Tishomingo, Okla, are at the
bed side of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Phillip Jones, III South First street.
Mrs. Emma Washington Is visiting
relatives in Naples. Mrs. Phillip Jones
is convalescing. Mrs. Willie Lee of
Sapulpa, Okla, visited her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Howell and family. Mrs. Lee
zinca Watts Of Toledo Ohio. Is visit
family of 1912 No. Maxey. Mr.. J: T.
Hampton has returned from Wichita
Falls and Kansas City. Mo. Miss Ozell
Williams of Ardmore, Okla, neice OF
Mrs. s. L. Cook is here to attend
high school Rev. Whitmore, pastor
of Bonham A. M. e. church occupied
pulpit at Payne Chapel A. M. y.
church. night 2Sth inst. DR.. Il. M.
Murchison of Fort Worth occupied
the pulpit night. 2Sth. at Payne
of Sapulpa, Okla. will occupy the
pulpit at both morning and evening
services, 3rd prox. at st. John 9. NJ
E. church. Rev. ]. M. Fountain of
st. John c. M. E. will attend the
to IA prox. This institute IS under
auspices of Southern Methodism
white The Dallas District c. M. E.,
! Sunday School and League conventions
at ST. John c. M. e. closed night of
over $4,000. Miss Velma Evans of
this city in $1,000 contest raised the
greatest amount, The conventions
will meet next year in Van Alstyne.
CaIVert.-Mrs. l.. c. Hutcherson OF
Ft Worth and Flora Mae Parker oil
Dallas, motored to Cavert on the "a.
They will remain for few days and
then return, via, of Waco and Waxa-
haehie to visit Mrs. Hutcherson's
cousin, Mrs. c. c. Smith and family.
Mrs. Mile, mother of Mr.. Geo. Mills
was laid to rest in the Calvert ceme-
terry, Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Ross and daughter are sick
at their home in North Calvert. Miss
Bette Thompson and brother are sick
at their home in North Calvert. Mrs.
Morlena Jones met with the sad ac-
cident last week while in the country
she stuck a nail in her foot, and is
much indisposed. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Henderson are sick at their home in
Southwest Calvert. Rev. d. NJ. Thomp-
son preached at Jehovah Baptist
1 church, Sunday. DR.. S. R Prince and
party and Rev. Prince of Italy passed
through the city Monday enroute to
Galveston to attend the s. S. con-
vention Prof. G.. A. Minis of Houston,
son of Prof. A. H. Minis is in the city
visiting parents. He left Sunday night
to visit the oil fields at Kosso. News
reached the city from Houston of the
death of DR.. q. A. Durham f that
city. DR.. Durha was at one time To-
Gated in this city. He leaves a wife
; and many friends to mourn his
death. Miss Henrietta Hunter Of Ca
meron is in the city for a few days
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mar
gerette Hunter. She will leave in a
few days for her home. Rev. Humber
and son, Prof. G.. A. Minis Of Hous-
ton were in Doyle and Springfield
looking after business. Miss Mable
Tardy has returned from Houston
where she visited friends and re-
/. latives Miss Gladys Stewart return
ed home Monday afternoon from Gal
weston where she spent several days
/ visiting Miss frankie Brown. Mr.. t.
r. Risby, Jr., is up and back in his
shop after being confined at his homo
, for more than a week with fever
+ Mrs. Jimmie Lasy is sick in bed at
her home. Mr.. and Mrs. lsarel Ander-
son are sick at their home. Mrs. H.
H. Tally and Mrs. Sarak Wootson
t ere visiting in Houston, Galveston
r end Beaumont Mrs. jimmie Mitchell
/. of Dallas is visiting her daughter
! and other relatives for few days
5 DR.. Wade was indisposed for a few
T days this week, but we are glad to
, ranort him back in his office. Deacon
Frank Roberts of Garrett Grove Bap-
fist church was in the city Monday
t looking after cotton interests. He has
4 ginned fifteen bales to date. Prof. l.
/ A. Nash and party passed through
t enroute home from the SUNDAY
y school convention at Bryan. Mr.. Jas
l Ross spent a few hours out OF the
city Monday. Mrs. Mariah Cornish
j Is still quite sick at Nosse. Rev. 7
: M. Mitchell was called to the city
!; on account Of the illness of his sister
L Miss cleo Mitchell. She Is reportet
:. very i'll at her home. Mr.. ana MIS-
: Henderson are sick at their home OF
( TEXAS Ave-. West Calvert. Rev. H. II
y Poole left for Galveston Monda!
7 Miss Vernia Montgomery and NV
a others were baptized Sunday at Gar
), rett Grove Baptist church. MI Mont
s gomery Powers is sick.
!, CamarOn.-Services were reporte'
= poo8 al all churches. Revs. Burfor'
d ann Humber were at their respectiv'
g most and delivered able sermons heV
4 Humber having just rturneod iron
d Sunday school congress at Gai
n ton. reportsh splendid session he'll
L The Cameron Sunday chool conven
i. ton of the Central Texas conference
v convened with Bethel A. NJ. b. churcl
y last week and held one of the pes
IS sessions known. P. E., F. w. Warrel
: left no stone unturned. Much interea
: was manifested through the meet
It ing The attendance was good and ha
& many visitors. Many good sermon
e. we're delivered and many good sub
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