The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

- CLOCK, Ifoi. NlckS, the noted SINGER
sang several touching selections. TWO
auuItlOns were made 10 the church. In
the evening the Is. \. L. L. rendered
an eNtellent Easter program. Morgan
orchestra furnished music 10 q packed
house Prof. HaysNu OF Washington, y.
c., lecture ed at night, collection SJl.UU,
he Is. NJ, r.. state Board convened at
Bethlehem last week. Several prOmi-
nent ladies' were present. 500 was
raised In the meeting ana Il grand time
IepOrteu NhlIc in the city Dr. Stew
art preached two noble sermons SUNDAY
and sunday night. II. James had their
usual service IN the morning; program
IN the afternoon and Cantata at night. !
Miss Mary l.. iaylOr OF Lane = Chapel |
is visiting her sister, Mrs Fannie Eg-
geltOn, Border Ave Mrs. Jessie Cal !
noun entertained a few friends with |
whist last Thursday night, bonoring |
MIS- DR.. Turner of Louisiana, and Mrs. |
Parker and Mrs, Willis, ohio. Tables |
were arranged for twelve. menu Of |
punch, brick cream and angel food was
served to the players. Ii. II. of II. |
gave Il successful banquet last Friday |
night at Peoples Hall The Athletics |
OF 4, H.. School gave an entertainment
last Wednesday night $1,000 was real !
lied. Mrs. Ellen Johnson, one of the
cluest members of Bethlehem Baptist
Church, died April eth, after a long
spell OF sickness. She was the wife Of
Mr.. Sam Johnson. Her funeral was at
tended the following day from the
above place, She leaves husband, sew
eral children, grandchildren and friends
to mourn her loss. Inferred in New
Cemetery. Mrs DR.. Senate is able 10
he out after an attack of lagrippe Mr..
Allen Pugh was here a few days last
week, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lucetta Crawford was called to
Chicago last week to be present at her
ton. Miss Lillian Warren, Lanes Chap
ell, left Saturday for Dallas. We regret
very much to learn Of the death of Miss
Minnie Grabriel, who passed away Sat
urday night at her mothers home, s
miles east of Tyler Miss Myrtle Bled-
soc left Monday evening for Nashville,
Tenn, to visit her sister and brother
She was accompanied as far as Troup
by her chum, Miss Helen Nickens. Mr.
Dan Furch has purchased an Overland
car, Mr. Scott of Jacksonville "ill be
his chauffeur Mr. Michael Alexander,
age ~, departed this life April nth, at
the home of his daughters, Mrs. Clara
Hughey Remains was carried to his
old home in Van Handt County the fol-
lowing day, and funeral attended at
New Zion c. NJ. Il. Church, Of which
he had been consistent Christian for
number OF years. Rev. N. Il. Porter
read the last sad rites He left two
daughters and two sons To mourn his
loss. lie was inferred in Kennedy Gem
ctcry under auspices of the Masonic
and Mosaic. Mrs y. Butler, noted sing
err Of Pittsburg, was also present at the
L.. NJ. c. She. Prof. Nicks and others
furnished music. Miss Lois Weeda Fay
Price of Hawkins, is guest of her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs Porter. T.. Err
win st. Married. Mr.. Douglas Lee of
stamp, Ark" to Miss Thelma King of
Tyler, Monday, April lOth, at TeNarkana
and will be at home in stamp, Ark.
Miss King Is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. I'd King. Mrs.
Ophelia Ford, wife of Prof j. l.. Ford.
was called to Mt. Enterprise last sun
day on account of Illness Of mother.
Mrs Albert Pierce has returned from
st. Louis bringing her son Albert, .lr-,
who is suffering with his eyes. Mrs,
plnGad gpbpnl at MiuGoln
last Friday. She left Monday night for
TeXarkana to join her husband. The
Tyler outlaws visited Bishop College
last week. The latter won both games.
Mrs Tom Fennel left last week to
spend Easter with parents at Wills
Point MIR. Monroe Williams. age 80,
mother Kids Alley. Dr. Franklin.
pastor Of 4. NJ Il. Church, officated;
inferred in New Cemetery. Mr.. Smith
Seals Is on the sick list Mr.. Geo.
Stubbefeld is now to be found at PeO-
PIES Drug store giving good service.
pr Franklin preached an excellent
sermon sunday morning Mir Geo. Hen
ry accompanied his hrothcr-in law, Mr..
Albert Pierce, as far as TeXarkana last
sunday. Mr.. Pierce was cnroutc to ST.
Louis to enter the Sanitarium. where
lie viii have his eyes treated. The pri-
mary department Of Texas college rem
dcred an excellent program Friday
night Commencement Will begin April
18th. Prof Ford j. planning to put
NJ Jacksonville.
La Jun;a, CoIO.-Serviccs were good
at both churches sunday The series of
sermons conducted by O. Beniamine f.
Ware, a. NJ. of Texas, closed SUNDAY
night. Money taken on the table was
Sli3O9. Money solicited was $ll2.5O;
total amount collected, S2l5.59. This
meeting lasted one week The church
cs are busy practicing for their Easter
services Miss Thclma Ray is conduct
Ia. -, FnlF
aud Miss MgnOn Bad-Ctt at the Bap-
fist. The Trinidad ball team spent Sow
cral days in the city after being win
ner of the first game of the season.
Miss Mildred Carney pianist for the
Rerrys Syncopated orchestra. is con-
fined al home on account of sickness
Mr.. Ed Lane is very much improved
at this writing. The citizens of LA
,Iunta were sorry to hear of me death
Of Mr.. Mob Sanders. once a citizen Of
this town. Mr.. S L. Murphy and Mr..
Arthur Green were made members Of
the Masonic Lodge Tuesday night. a
crowd of La Junta people visited Pueblo
Monday for the Easter ball. Mrs. Hen
rietta Owens is visiting her mother and
dad. Is visiting Mrs. i. NJ. Young. Miss
Helen Ramsey is new reader of the
Express. There are several visitors in
town but we failed to learn their
names. Phone, bring or send your news
TO io3 East 3rd St Will be glad to
get 1t,
Kaufmnn.-The bazaar at Mt. Ariat
is financial success. Sister Frances
Beckman departed this life April IL.
The Easter program at Bold Pilgrim
was well rendered and quite crowd
was present. Mrs. Mitchell Brown MI.
Henry BlaclIman and Mr.. jackson all
spent Easter with relatives and
friends. Misses Pauline and Virginia
Love spent. the weekend with their
parents, Miss Lillian Gibson of Dali
las, was in town Monday. Rev Jack
son of Terrell is building the new
Bold Pilgrim Baptist church, KEY,
elem Smith and Mr., =; Hopkins le1t
struck a church Mrs Carrie Nelson
Johnson spent last Monday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar stephens. The Lily
White club with Mrs Mary Daugherdg
Taylor captain met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Anderson Mon
day night, most of the members re-
sponded to roll call
"Gucss who."
MIR. A. II. and Miss +. p. haye
been awful sweet until Mis- A. Z,
Mr. j. l. j. were all smiles for a
while but now il seems to be MISS
l.. w. Mr.. j. NJ. what seems to De
the trouble? All the ladies are watch
them. oh! Miss w. N. why did Miss
z. /. talk so nicely to Mr.. u? she
was only flirting so don't you cry;
Who told Miss j. c. she could sing?
Was II you Mr.. G. NJ
Kemp.-An churches had special
Easter service. At 2:S0 o'clock the
c. M E and A. NJ e. united Their
forces and rendered an excellent pro-
gram conducted by Madams Fletcher
and Earl.
Rev. H. C. Wyatt preached an excel
lent sermon from the text; Il Know
that my Redeemer Liveth" at the
eleven o'clock sermon the church
raised $3100 for education. Miss Laura
Bell Davis of Forney and MIS- Bar
nett of Kaufman were the visitors
Mrs. S. Earl received the sad news
~ tlnn dnnth of his sister. We sNm-