The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-03

District Board of the Missionary de-
partment OF the Good Hope Associa-
lion held ats quarterly meeting at
Baptis, cnurch last week.
Quite an interesting meeting was had.
Rev. Kelley and others were down
from waco. Mrs. Herd died last Sat-
lrday ana was buried Monday. By
local undortalSers All OF the Marlin
students have abount come In from
the various schools attendance fiIs
session, except Samuel Huston and
they are expected this week. The fol-
lowing are the College students. p.
Y. ;. N Roosevelt Watkins and Teddy
and Williams: Tillotson: Misses Alene
WASHINGTON and Theresee Ford and
Messrs. Campbell, Washington, Eethei; ;
Tusl1egee; Misses Geralds and Messrs.
Campbell, Washington, Ethel: Tuske-
gee; Misses Geralds and Messrs. john
Smith OF Marlin lost his son. who sue
to an operation performed in
Battle Creek. Mich. Remains will be
shipped here for burial The Misnes
Geralds graduates from Tuskegee 10
stitute this session. Mr.. and Mrs,
Spencer, l16 Lincoln street. Sherman.
TEXAS. ore In the city visiting her
sister, AKR. l. j. LarTnar Groham st.
Mrs. Lamar will leave soon to spend
the summer with her brother at Pecos.
Texas AZ the residence of Mrs. Bes-
sic Giddings OF Quad street. a lawn
party was given from 4 to s p. m.
The home was enhanced by baskets OF
Spring flowers, attractively placed.
CorlSs petunias In pasted shades, rev.
erbena and aclanbulas being used.
Punch and Sandwiches were served.
An informal program was. rendered.
on which were Tyler Brown
and Ellis in group Of reading Mrs.
Tom Ellis honored two visitors In
person Of Misses Humphrey OF sandy
when she entertained the Success CLUB.
we're the decorations. a
dainty salad course was served from
bamboo trays as a center. The bridges
faYors were novelties. Guests were
MISTRESS Edwards. Menter. Jamerson,
Baldwin, Zephyr, Wilson, ToWnsei'
Holly Giddins Jordan, Washington
Tyler.
BIineoIa.--Churci services were ex-
ceilent in Mineoia. Sunday. supt- Wal
ton opened his school at the usual
hour and the lesson was well taught.
After Sunday school Supt. Walton
asked Rev. T.. Il. johnson to address
the school which he did in a very
pleasing manner. The secretary then
made the report Of proceedings Of
to go to the glrls's class. At morn
ing preaching service Rev. Johnson
pastor present and delivered an ex-
cellent sermon. Rev. Johnson again
preached at the night service. Last
Saturday, Prof. H. r. Jones and his
school pupils went to wills Point and
crossed bats with that school; Min
cola won the game.
Cooper Sunday School was well at
tended at all the churches. Mrs. Will
lie Underwood returned to her home
in Oklahoma, after spending several
days with relatives The banquet CIV
en- at the school by Prof. Nelson on
the 23rd was enjoyed by all who at,
tended. Born TO W. r. Vester and
Wife are all smiles over q fine boy
Several Cooperites motored to Paris
to see the ball game. Mrs. Fred Pratt
Is assisting her parents in Sulphur
Springs Mrs. ]. Q. Stouts Is still SICK
on Dallas avenue. Don't forget her.
Rev, Ned Hobbs visited Mt. Zion last
mon Mrs. Bette Murphy Of Green
willie is visiting her daughter mere
this week. Mrs. e. W. Walker Is very
sick.
(;ilmer-The closeing exercises Of
The Dixon Orphan Home school were
largely attended and highly enjoyed
by all. Many Of the childrens relatives
came to witness the occan.on Much
credit is due the faculty and students
for the excellent programs each nighl
and for the beautiful Domestic Art
and Science work exhibited. Quite a
number came zip from Big Sandy
to the annual Thanksgiving sermon
of the u. B. F. and s. NJ. T. Rev. s.
H. Howard officiated. Gilgal Bap-
fist church celebrated her 49th Ami
versary last Sunday. Rev. A. NJ. Moore
Missionary of Texas and Louisiana
Association preached q powerful SER
mon and gave much information on
the history and work OF the church
since its organization. collection 4.Ob.
Much credit is due Mrs. D. II. Watson
and Miss Myrtle for the beautiful
cantata. "The Growing of Love,
presented by the Y. w. G. A. at Gill
gal Saturday night Mss Deressie
MONTGOMERY was crowned queen Of
May Mr.. William Hart and Mrs. Alta
Owens were quietly married at the
brides home few nights ago. Deco
ration day was observed by q few
but much neebeb work was done. Mr..
Davis Derrick was buried in Neil
on that day. Mrs. Lula
Loving is rebuilding her home on
the Jefferson Highway. Mt. Pleasant
came over aud defeated Gilmer in a
game Sunday evening Many
voted their disapproval of base ball
games on the Sabbath.
0kmulgee.-The Dunbar Hi School
exercises will be the
center of attraction here this week,
beginning Sunday evening at S:45, with
he Baccalaureate sermon, delivered
Dy DR.. j e. Toombs of Oklahoma,
Tity. Quite representative audience
is well as the graduating class di-
yested and assimmulated the rich
God for the mind as the speaker
1t. The spacious auditorium
i Shoster Chapel A. NJ. e. church
'efused to accommodate all who
lamored for admission. DR.. Toombs
hose for d text: Blessed are the
,ure in Heart Sub Character,
n a straight toward logical, per-
autiye manner the speaker drove
ome the principals so essential to
successful lilies accomplishments.
'rof. Marques. President of Lang
ton University viii deliver the adj
ress to the graduating class. Thurs
ay evening. Prof. P. w Wartman
aving closed school at Slick has re-
urrned to his home. Hon. j. B. Key,
sawyer u. J. Wallace. Lawyer McBeth
lack Brown, Frank Haygood. c. A.
'lCoks. DR.. O. A. Williams and as
lany others from verious sections
I Oklahoma are prospecting in the
epubllc Of Mexia. The report from
lis delegation is anxiously awaited.
hundreds of people were here Mon
ay TO see and hear the Tiuch talked
I Marcus Garyey who lailed 70 put
! his appearance. why the failure
0 one seems to know. Lawyer w. H.
wine Of Muskogee was here on bus
less Satg siay Mrs Carrie Kennedy
nd Mr. Edward Roberts we're quietly
Iarried Thursday. May IL, 1922, at