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

Negro writer of the Associated Press
delivered a lecture at st. Johns A.
M. q. church Monday night. Rev. j.
A. Jackson, delivered a noted SER
mon at Mt. Rose Baptist church.
Rev. G.. w. Ballard will leave Tues
day afternoon to attend the an
nual conference Of the A. M. H.
churches with an excellent report.
We hope for his return.
Carthage.-Holland High School
is running successful under the SUI
peryision of Prof. ]. H. Pendleton,
principal and Mrs. Pendleton and
Butler assistants. The association
has donated to Holland high school
S31O.65 to help run the institution.
Sunday school was well attended
Sunday. Rev. A. F. Black was at his
post and preached God sent ser
mon. Mr.. Calvin and Douglas VIII
cats of Terrell are here visiting
their father, Mr.. w. S. Wilcots.
Mr.. Startling Mason and Mr.. Johnny
Brown were visited by great spirit
last week who took their babies.
Mr.. Cheetana Gillaspie, who has
been very sick is some better now.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper Stevenson is in
hospital at Shreveport. Report fine.
Mr.. George Bryant carries full line
of fish every Saturday. Rev. A. F.
Black. pastor of Pine Grove Baptist
church was presented with a pull
pit rocker. Mrs. Dona Brown, one
of our old ac1uaintances of Terrell
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Boykins. Mr.. Mashall Holland,
Jr.. of Terrell is visiting his father,
Mr.. Marshall Holland ST., of this
place is still under the orders OF
the dengue. Mr.. Kerville Sakkan
showed few of his movies at Hol-
land high school, Friday and Sat
urday night, Nov Ord and 4th.
TT. Worth.-Miss A. M. Norwood
has returned home after spending
several months in Colorado. We re-
member Miss Norwood as. The smil-
ing stenographer of DR.. w. S. Cros-
by, while away she completed a
course in business.
Observation-Disclosures to have
sanitarium at Nacogdoches. The
Hon. Rev. H. G. Cleaver has built
a sanitarium at Nacogdoches.
The Presbytery honors the dead.
The Presbytery names the @. P.
church here after a great hero who
gave her life for the church in per-
son of Mrs. Bette Session, who at
a very early age united with the
church and lived a consistent Chris
tian for As years and filled every
office trusted to her care from Sun
day school superintendent to presi-
dent of Woman's State Board of
Mission. She help to organize the
State Board and was its first presi-
dent. She organized the district
board here and organized local
boards in several parts of the state.
The work progressed nicely under
her administration. Today we find
that she has the children all of
which is identified with the church.
The Rev. Geo. Session, Waco, mem
Der of Brazos River, Presberty Rev.
e. Session of East Texas. Presby-
terry, Mrs. LOWE Simon, vice presi-
dent of the East Texas District
board.
Marshall.-In the recognition SER
vices at Bethesda Baptist church,
they are meeting with success. The
watch word is $4,000. Mrs. Susie
Taylor, one of MarshalPs noted a
loved by all who knew her, died at
her horae after several weeks with
apoplexy or conclusion of the brains,
caused by a fall several feet She
was a member of Bethesda Baptist
church.
Funeral attended with honors Of
the Knights and Daughters of Ia
Dor. Rev G. S. Booker, pastor Be
thesda, attending. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Mamie A. Jones,
Miss Helen Taylor and son-in-law,
Mr.. r. Lee Jones and a host of
rest in the Powder Min cemetery
by her late husband, Hiram Taylor.
Gard of Thanks.
We take this method in thanking
and extending our appreciation to
those who so cordially assisted us in
the case of our dear mother during
her illness and demise. We want
you to know that your kindness and
favors. will never be forgotten and
there will Re a tendon place in our
hearts for you always. We also
thank those who remembered us
with their kind wor Is and many
beautiful floral offering.
Mrs Mamie A. Jones, DAUGHTER.
H,iss Helen Taylor, Daughter.
Mr.. R Lee Jones, son-in-law.
Mrs. N. 7. Mitchell is very sick.
Mrs. n Thomas is here from
Atlanta Ca. waiting on her moth
err Prof N 7. Mitchell was ordajn-
ed at the annual M. p. Conference
as n Methodist preacher. Wiley Uni
versitv and Prairie View College
Joined IN hard fought game. Pria-
RE View taking the game 1H IN
Prairie View found Wiley University
was enual to the emergency. Wiley
pIaved with bull dog tenacity. Mrs.
Bula Rodgers Is beautifying her
home Mr.. Homer Alexander return
cd tn his home after a short stay
with relatives and. friends. Rev. M.
B. Brown. moved his family to
Tenneseee to his new field. Miss
Susie '-raham. NOriile GranaHl, anu
Mrs. T,iIlie Jones came down from
Dallas tn attend the funeral of Mrs.
Susie TavInr. Mr.. J. G. Horton is
down with the dengue fever. DR..
7. T., punter was called to Navaso
ia to attend the funeral of his fa-I
Their The A. M. F. church is in
session and will be in session until
Mondcv Nov. 90.
CrocIsett.-The Big Store Shivers
is celebrating Their 10th birthday.
sole hefore reaching the sale YOU
found ahe Crockett Colored high
school ND on exhibition, mattreeTee
and h-eorrs rnqde by the students.
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