The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11
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Colored pupils rendered an appre-
ciative program Wednesday morning
Prof. Reese, Mrs. B. Thomas, Mr..
Leon Whaley furnished music for
the occasion. The teachers request
ed all of the patrons to visit the
school. They are welcome. Miss
Morris has opened night school at
her room for the present. An intro
Queer visited New Caledonia church
several times in the past few days
and took away coal, kindling and
other articles of value. Officers of
the church offer to lift a collection
for the intruder If they or he would
but ask. Mrs. A. Harris of Denton
was visitor of her daughter, Miss
Morris, who is teaching at the city
school here. Rev. P. w. Wiley of
Denison, spent a few days here. Mr..
M. N. Will was in Dallas last week
on business. Sick listed: Rev. ]. w.
Nelson, Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Miss Fay
Thomas and Mrs. Dillor Kelley.
Wolfe City, Feb. 9.-The Ebe-
nezer Baptist Home Mission Society
held public installation of officers
last Friday night. Officers elected
as follows: Mrs. c. A. Walker, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ollie Workman, Vice
Pres; Miss Iris NJ Woods, secre-
tary; Mrs. Luella Jones, Asst. Sec
rotary; Mrs. W. M. Clark, Treasur-
er; Mrs. G. A. Clark, s. L. B. di-
rector; Mrs. H. NJ. Foreman, Y. w.
A. Refreshments consisted of punch
and cake.
The Court of Calanthe passed off
the SITS burial claim of Mrs. Mary
j. Mckinney, last Thursday Mrs.
NJ. M. Foreman went to Sulphur
Springs Friday.
Denton, Feb. Sunday School
services were well attended at all
churches Sunday. Rev. Bell, pre-
siding elder, preached at the C. NJ.
e. church Sunday night DR. Swan
cey was at his post Sunday night
and preached an able sermon. Prof.
/ j. c. Phillips, the elocutionist, was
in our city and rendered wonderful
readings Thursday and Friday
nights. Mrs. Windell Craft, who died
in Oklahoma City last Tuesday was
laid to rest here Sunday by the Citi-
zens' Undertaking Co. The Den
ton Young Mems club will entertain
! Prof. Ware Thursday night at the
X. OF p. hall. Mr.. Herman Jackson,
president; c. w. White, manager.
Speakers for the occasion will be
Lawyer Cochran and Master B. F.
Crawford. See Charlie White for
, the Dallas Express.
! Denton, Feb. 9.-There was no
service at all except the little bust
ness meeting at Manual Baptist
church. Little T. C. Cook who has
been i'll is able to be up and about
at this writing. Rev. Swancey was
al his post, at the Baptist church.
Lee Oliver, Warren NAYS, M. c.
Bell, Zabe Jones, ]. Kellan were in
Fort Worth, Friday, on returning
Messrs. Bell James and Oliver mo-
tored to Gainesville. Mr.. Williams
at the Lone Star barbershop has
the Express every Saturday The
Denton Social club met Tuesday
night, with officers and manager
present. c. White and the IL bro
theirs will serve big banquet in
short
StephenvilIe, Feb. g.-Seryices
were poorly attended, account of in
clement weather. Rev. P. M. Walk
er went to Wichita Falls on bust
ness. Rev. Jackson of Morgan, Texas,
came here, to preach the Missionary
| sermon but the weather forced a
postponement. Mrs. James Church
sustained a severe burn, but is inn
proving under the care Of her ply
sician Mrs. Bullock is improving
at this writing to the delight of
her many friends. Mr. Budroe is on
the sick list at this writing.