The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09
OKLAHOMA TOWNS.

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LaWtOn.-Prof. William and fam
lily have moved to Lawton. The chill
6ren will enter school A most excell-
ent program was rendered at Doug
lass school Wednesday evening to
an apreciative audience. The Mission
airy Society served dinner Thanksgiy-
ing and a neat sum was realized;
thesame will be applied to the fair
of Rev. Owens to st. Louis, Mo-, to
attend the National Baptist Conven-
ton. Mrs. Woody spent Thanksgiving
in Oklahoma Citk. Mrs. Kerkendough
of Walonga is here visiting Prof
and Mrs Kennison. Mrs. G. Fitzger-
aid OF Florida who Is field repres-
entive for the Princess Corset Co.,
was here, 1-2-3rd Inst. Sunday was
an excellent day for Galilee Bap-
list church. The Sunday school rally
was very succesfuf;p $17.26 was rea-
lized from this effort Rev. Sampson
preached noble sermon at pm.
and again at night. Rev. Rhone pas
tor Of the A. NJ. f. church was trans
fered to Chicksha and Rev. Eats
has been transferred from Chickasha
to this charge. The latter preached
an excellent sermon to the delighted
heared Sunday. The Ministers of
Lawton View net Wednesday night
at the st. Elmore Baptist church
and reorganized the Ministerial
Union Rev B. F. Strawther was
elected president; Rev. 2. B. Green,
Secty; Rev. H. J. Parker Treasurer.
Blossom. Sunday school was well
attended at both churches. At this
writing we are glad that Mr.. z. M.
Stevenson has decided to attend Sun
day school. Miss Ruby Bills, who
teaches in the Kennewtown commun-
ity spent the week end in Paris
with home folks Mrs. Maggie Brooke
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Viola Griffin in New Boston
made her heurn Monday. We are
glad to report that the Teachers OF
our public school is putting deal
OF progressive pep" in our patrons.
Not until this they haven't had a
Basket ball team; and too we are
glad to report that the re-organiz
ing of Parent Teachers Club was a
success last Friday evening; we
highly considered their work.
OakmuIgee, Oklahoma Mrs Queen
Brown of 800 b. 3rd St.. was in che
cotah last week, She closed real
estate deal with trustees Of the Bap-
list church for a piece of ground
on which the church will erect &
church. She donated twenty dollars
toward the project. Mr.. N. w. Bing-
ham our expert contractor and bull
der is nearing the completion of one
of the most attractive residents Of
the city. Mrs. Queen Brown is hay
ing the edifice erected. Judge d. j.
Wallace is i'll at his home on ~
Porter Ave; his many friends hope
him a speedy recovery DR.. I. w.
Kidd of A. NJ. e. church. Rev. J. b.
Brooks Of c. NJ. e. church were
were returned as pastors of Shorter
Chapel and st. Paul for another yea
Rev. ]. B. walker, pastor of the
Church Of God in Christ. departed
last Wednesday for Nashville, Tenn.
to attend the General Assembly of
his denomination Mrs. Harry McAlis-
ter departed Sunday evening for
parts in New Mexico.
AIcAIester, Olxla.-The A. M. e..
Conference held here last week un-
der The auspices of Bishop Parks
was quite a success. The people Of
McAlester are glad to get Rev.
Holmes back. Collection from Home
Mission was $1,100. Dollar Money
$3.50, total collection over $4,000.
The c. M. Z. conference convened
In Ida Belle, OKLA, the following
were delegates: Fl, H. Bonden. Pearl
Stansberry, r. A. Bostice, quite a
success was reported. Their pas
tor, Rev. Weaver was transferred.
The foot ball game played Thanks
GIVING lay between the L'Ovefture
High School OF this city Of Dun
bar high school Of Okmulgee, Okla,
was one of the best played here,
game was IA to 3 in favor Of Nc
Alester high. Mr.. Walter Layne and
Fohn Henry Skinner of Tulsa. spent
thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs.
fnez McGrew has returned from
Paris, Texas, where she attended the
funeral on her mother. Rev. Jeffer-
son has returned from Arkansas,
where he attended the funeral of
his father.