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

church was at his post all day Sun
day. Mrs. ]. A. Russell and her
sister L. M. Jordon spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Oak Cliff, Dallas with their
mother. Mrs. Era Gilmore left for
Los Angeles, Calf, where she will
spend the winter The Bethel church
fire burned to a great heat all day
Sunday. s. S. and B. Y. p. u. classes
were on high order. You should
have heard Prof. G. A. Sheppard an;
Bro. Elijah HAZE render their Solo
Sunday evening 1t was master
piece. Rev. Robinson anointed our
hearts with oil Sunday night and
our cups ran over; especially that
of Bro Jim Webb, who leape6 fer
joy. Black Billy Sunday called on Dr.
Robinson last week. He is planning
Gospel Campaign for Bethel church
end the town in general. Our Musical
Directress, Miss Hazel Abram has
put Bethel's singing choirs on high
order. If you are in need of Musical
bread call at her feast always
spread at Bethel, The Home Mission
Forces under Sis. Grace Lezine arr
confederating the women of the city
in the way of child uplift; we know
childhood is the scource of all women
and manhood See about the children
Express come on.
FerTis.-The meeting at the M. e.
church. this week has been success
full. The quilt was sold by tickets
Saturday night and Mrs. Mary
Spence holding the lucky ticket,
she got the quilt for 25 cents. Rev.
Mosley will be off to Conference
next week. Rev. Prince A. M. e.
is attending Conference this week
at Pelham. Rev. Trower was here
Sunday with his flock as usual Mes
danes Hampton and Titles were In
town Saturday from their schools
with smiles, their month was up.
Tyler.-Several OF the Baptist
Ministers are preparing to leave for
the National Baptist convention
which will convene at st. Louis,
next month. Mrs. Lucy M. Strobe
of Dallas arrived in the city last
Wednesday. She left Friday for
Henderson to attend the conference
A large delegation ard visitors at
tended the conference at Henderson.
Service was almost suspended at
st. James G. M. e. church. Services
at all the other churches were we'll
attended at both morning and even
ing Zone number entertained with
six o'clock dinner last Tuesday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Clark, 612 West Common street in
honor of DR.. Clark who was leaving
for conference. Hon. w. s. Willis,
G. c. C. of knights of Pythians,
Texas jurisdiction is in the city
visiting the lodges. Mr.. A. Hall has
been employed at the Cotton Belt
station for long time has accepted
employment at the New Blackstone
hotel The Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation will meet Friday, Dec 8,
at the high school. We are expecting
a number of the parents to be pres
ent. Thanksgiving services at IL
o'clock will be held at Bethlehem
Baptist church.
Sherman.-Dr. d. M. Shields. our
dentist will move to Kansas City,
Mo-, Dec. 1, his family will move
later. Mrs. Rachel McGruder, a cen
tenarian died recently on Smiths
farm eigha miles East to city. Mr..
N. S. Everett had charge of fun
eral Mrs. Mamie King recently re-
turned from visit of relatives and
friends in Los Angeles, Calf. con-
templates making that city heI
home. Mrs. ]. S. Sims left Monday
for several weeks visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. s. ]. Wright in Henrietta
also her daughter, Mrs. Eva Bay
her daughter, Mrs. Beulah Heard
accompanied her as far as Deni-
son. Mrs. Matte Choice of Gaines
vile. who visited Mrs. Rev. G. H
Bell and family and Mrs. Bel
(Bruce) Willard has returned. Mrs
Dovie Henderson and Mrs. Dolilt
Oneal, while crossing South Mont
gomery avenue. 26th inst. Mrs. Hen
derson sustained some serious in
juries on her left leg and left arm
DR.. I'D. w. Porter dressed the
wounds.
The night school at Masonic hal
under the able tutelage Of Mrs
Jackson Mitchell and Miss Chas
Etter Houston, is largely attended
Mrs. Mary Searcy, 1910 Northeas
street, the president of Civic League
while cominQ from enrvicee laa