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


good one and you are assured TO enjoy
! yourself BE sure-dont fail to get a
ticket Mr.. and Mrs: tunnels Of FIT:
Easter Sunday. Saturday on Moore
| Ave. young man, Mr.. Stevenson, was
severely shot by officers. He is in
very critical condition. Watch your
| step. The kindergarten school VIII
( have their concert on the 18th OF May
! Be sure--don't miss H. They are pre-
| pairing an excellent program Further
| explanations-watc the Express-Ter-
rell news See Bud Mosely for the Elk
press.
Athens.--The honorable Board Of
/ Trustees, Supt. and a part Of the Par
ent and Teachers club (white), Messrs.
b. siglar, President of the Board; DR.
A. II. Easterling b. c. Wallace, A. r..
| Woods, Il. l. Heury. ". Is. Connell. J. A.
| Landman. Supt J. }. Montgomery, Mrs.
| Chas. richardson, Pres OF the Parent
! Teachers club (white); Mrs. b. C. Wal
lace, Mrs O. II. Easterling. Mrs. ~. j.
| Henry and little Miss Martha Ellen
| Henry were entertained by the Parent
| Teachers club (colored) Of Blackshear
| High School Precinct No. 1, Wednesday
at o'clock. Menu served as follows:
Waldorf salad in apple cups on lettuce,
| baked chicken with dressing, English
| peas, cream potatoes, corn pudding,
devil eggs. potato chips and pickles,
| ice cream on mince meat pie, black
| the club room where Miss " A. Love
rendered one of her faYorite selections,
Rosary" Then the principal Prof.
| r. G. Fisher, turned the meeting over
TO the President. Mrs. s. a. Jiles Open
ing chorus, Shine shine! Shine"
Prayer was offered by the president.
Song then the president spoke quite
an Interesting address of the condition
Spouse by Nj, A. f. Woods and Mrs.
Chas. Richardson (white). short but
spicy. Supt. J. j. Montgomery (white)
made an excellent speech which was
highly appreciated. Closing song, Am
erica" Mrs. s. A. Jiles, Pres. Mrs
Pinkie Norris, Vice Pres; Mrs. Anna
Robinson, Sec; Mrs. Dollie Brown,
Treasurer Easter exercises at the A.
NJ r. Church was most excellent thru
out the day, with Rev. Mrs. Pugh and
Mrs. Willie NJ. Williams conducting
with large attendance. Rev. and Mrs
Davis Of the Church Of God arc spend
Ing a few days in Marlin and Houston
They had an excellent program also
Service at Mt. Providence was also
good beginning with Sunday School.
An Easter egg hunt was also given on
the church lawn. At II o'clock the
pastor delivered soul stirring ser
Christ" At o'clock was ordination
services. Three deacons, MeSsrs. NC
Kinley Harris. Nat Wilson and walter
Young. and one addition to the church. /
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party at her home Friday night. Misses
l.. r. Bryant and Myrtle Smith enter
tanned their rooms with an Easter
egg hunt Saturday evening az MISS
Smiths home. Miss Sudie Williams |
won the prize In the Easter Offering |
contest at the a. M. r. church. Rev |
and Mrs. A. A. Brown were the guests |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. jules Wednesday |!
before their departure Tuesday, they |
were served with cream. Mr.. !. $. lilies |
from FIT. Worth. where he is working |
spent Saturday and Sunday with ms
wife Mr. Brice of Tyler, was in here |
for an indefinite stay on business. Mrs |
Lee Burse returns after being called |
to Dallas on account OF Illness OF her
father, leaving him much improved. |
Mrs Maggie Mitchell returns after
few weeks stay in Kemp on the ac-
count Of the lingering illness ana death
OF her father. Mr.. Buddie Mitchell was
also called there to attend his funeral.
Mr.. Siglar Miller Of Amarillo, who is
visiting his parents in Kemp, made a
short trip here to see his uncle, Mr..
Douglas Miller, Mr. VIII Williams
press erecting. Mr.. Edgar Richardson
of Los Angeles Cal, formerly of this
city who has been III for some time,
arrived here Friday night with parents,
Mr. and Mrs Allen Richardson Mrs.
Willie Bell of Chandler, returns home
after "A few days visit with her sister,
Mrs Fox Barker. Mrs Dora Richard
| son is here visiting mother and son,
\ Mr.. Nat Wilson and Mrs Hannah Mil
| Ter. Mrs. Matte Miller, Emma Baker
and Mrs. Joe Franks are on the sick
! list. Mrs. Julia Burr was called to the
county on account OF Illness OF her
| sister-in-law. Mrs. Loretta Hunter
| leaves for few weeks visit in HOus-
ton with parents. Mr.. Bazz Anderson
Of LaRue spent few days mere on
business You can always find the EN-
nress az y. g. Franks barbershop.
Laura r. Miller, Reporter, No. 74s,
| H,.,,t.. nha iD.,,,r,, otinr ~ m ri a >
was very beautifully portrayed with an
| impressive sermon at | a. m. Sunday
morning at Wayman Chapel A. NJ II.
| Church. Every church in the city had
special service for Easter and attend
ance Is reported good. Baby Phillips
| and little baby Stephens are a little
! i'll this week. Ennis and Oak Gin High
School teams played eleven innings
! Dock Williams of Dallas. was here
Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
! Brisbee lost their little baby girl after
two weeks suffering Mr. Ed McRuf-
| fin OF Dallas, is spending the week
| end with his wife. Miss Mabel Sher-
rell. who has been i'll for some time,
is much better. Rev. Lockett is having
! success with his anniversary exercises
and some splendid sermons have been
preached during the week. The X. OF
| p, drive ended Thursday evening at
6 p. M High school Notes. The "high
School Blue Streaks' are holding their
own in the baseball world. Thursday,
April IL. was a red letter day. Our boys
played wonderful game with picked
team from Oak Gin. Dallas The score
was and s for Y innings. We are
| scheduled to play the Dallas High
| school In the near future and the team
| Is all anxiety. Members of the Senior
Glass are on their tip toes now looking
forward to commencement which is
| only n few weeks from now. Friday
evening the High School Choral Club
entertained about 1875 Seniors, their
| teachers and visitors from the white
high school with a sonRfest Their APP
plause was long and loud and they
could hardly be persuaded to go back to
their building they were so eager for
| more. Or. Story, Supt. Obanion and
Prof. story made some very encourage
ing remarks.
ROekwall.-Mrs. Oneeka Fuller died
April II. she had been confined tC
her bed for several mnoths She was
Born in 1870 at Marshall, Tevas She
leaves three sons and two daughters
several grandchildren, host of rela.
tives and friends to mourn her de
mise, Was laid to rest in Rockwell
Cemetary under auspices of the w
W O. WRev Randall preached the
bsccalaureate sermon at the morning
service in honor of Misses Lurlint
kittrei alnd Lille Lee.
An excellent sermon was rendered
Then the egg hunt was begun, Al
Eight pm, prayer service was cOndr.
cted. Or. Randall read the scripture
and great sermon was delivered