The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-29

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freshments were served. Music was
furnished by leagues Jazz Band, and
a pleasant evening was spent, after
which she left for her home Wednes-
day mint The B. b. r. club held
very interesting meeting last wednes-
day night in the office of 1. l., Moody
in South Sth street. The object OF
this club is for the social develop
ment of young people. Dr. and Mrs.
H. I. Wise motored to Mart. last
week to visit parents, and reported
a nice trip. Miss Helen c. Hayden of
Lampasses Is visiting her uncle, Dan
Hayden. Mrs. John Cline is visiting
her mother in Giddings. Mrs. Jerry
Moore of South 18th street returned
last Saturday from Cleburne. where
she attended the. funeral OF a friend.
Rev w. NJ. Taylor, and family seturn-
ed last Saturday from a motoring
tour Of five hundred miles. They visit
ed friends in the following places;
Seguin, san Marcus Gonzales, and San
Antonio, and reported a pleasant trip.
Albert Cole. Jr., manager of the X. OF
p. ball club states that his team
is now in excellent trim for the sea-
son, and issues a challenge to any
team in the state. Mr.. l. L.. Moody
was called to Waco, last sunday on
business.
keItys.-Sunday School was on time.
At IL o'clock Rev. G. w. Collins
preached a great Easter sermon. At
3 o'clock, Rev. Collins preached for
the B. Y. p. u. At 6'oclock Deacons
A. J. johnson, Levi Richardson and
Miss Willie May Williams conducted
the Easter program which was grand.
We are glad to see Deacon ]. NJ
Kinnedy. Bro. McPenson and Mrs.
conroe.-The FLU" visited nearly
home but is on the decrease at this
writing. The services Of the different
Mary Lee Foreman has returned from
Crockett. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Moseley. fine boy. Mrs. Sallie SCOTS
aunt came from Houson to. visit and
found all i'll with the flu. Mrs. Cath
crime is convalescent. l missed a few
of my regular customers last week.
Mrs Angelina Smalley of Shreveport,
La. is visiting her sister, Bessie
Stewart
CrOcLctt.-The Sunday Schools were
Wen attended. Easter exercises of the
several churches were q success. Mrs.
sionary tour of the North Houston
District. Sick listed: l.. G. Grady, S.
Pouncy, America Calhoun and c. Hall.
Rev. J. II. Minor Of Paris, Texas was
Weaver, pastor OF ST Paul Baptist
church as Rev. Weaver is in Chicago
assisting Rev. L. r. williams in a
revival The American Woodmen SER
mon preached by Rev. g. J. Alexander
was enjoyed by all. Collection $19.56.
Sister Jane Mccullough, one of the
old pioneers of the A. NJ. II. church
died April 20. she was is years olo
memorial of her will be held in
st Andrew a. Nj. Il, church, May
J 2S. interment Jasper cemetery. Rev.
Holman. pastor of the Smith Memo
rial Presbyterian church lectured to
the public in the court house Sunday.
April 23rd.
The people Of Crockett should be
more interested in the Colored news
papers OF the country. And especially
their home state paper
MarshaII.--Easter was celebrated q
Mallalieu M. e. church. Sunday School
opened at 9:45 a. m. The Sunday
School was largely attended. Miss w.
l.. Jones. secretary reported one hum
present Prof. H. b, Pemh srton.
teachers presentzioh, Coo ielliezHR
teacher of the adult class Is very
much elated over his class holding the
banner Each sermon was preached
by Rev C. c. Wilson at 11;45 a. m.
After service a photograph was made
, of the Sunday School, then came the
big Easter Egg hunt, eleven dozen
eggs were hid Easter program began
at 7;l5 p. m The program was ,sspen-
The pastor, Rev. a. j. Newton is re-
JOGGING over putting the Cententiary
over the top
Jesse e. Copeland Supt.
Mrs Ella Murphy: who has been IN
sick father returned 20 her school.
She seems to be out Of danger. Miss
Ethel Massey made grade A in short
hand, bookkeeping. type-writing. She
has a bright future. Miss Grace y.
ilmore made perfect marks in the
following subjects: Bookkeeping, Short
Hand, and Typewriting. Mr.. Jack Lee
led to the matrimonial bar. Miss Helen
Morgan. Mr.. I. A. Lawson improves
very slowly. Mr. John W. Mann lies
very low at his sister, Mrs. Sallie
McClain. Miss Helen Taylor Is SPEND
ing a few days VI Dallas visiting rela-
tives and friends.
CiscO.--Serviccs were good at all
churches Sunday Tho 500 o'clock
prayer meeting at st. Mark Baptist
church was especially soul reviving.
The awaiting crowd at the BAPTIST
church were very much disappointed
wlen Il was announced that the pro.
gram which was so well prepared
would not be had and the ann yurce-
ment that preaching would be more
beneficial. The preaching service
Which waic n, iollcwsd was enjoyed BY all.
Erownwood, w. y. Bryant, Albany:
q. w. Edwards to Lubbock, Okla. Ar
rivals; Mr.: Samuel Bell from Breck-
enridge, Mrs. Birdia Chandler passed
through from Breckenridge en- route
70 Gatesyilie, Texas: Mrs. While Doug
las from Abilene, Teras The Faster
egg hunt and Good Friday program
given by the Allen Star and Mothers
Pearl Juvenile Mission Society was
a success. Mrs. Lula Preston, Mrs.
Tom Payne and Mrs. Willie Moshay
are new subscribers.