The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-09


after spending a few days in Tyler
visiting Mrs. T0mmie, returned home
last week. Mr.. fapd Mrs. Aisle Griffin
of Dallas are VI to see his mother
who has been very sick. Misses Mable
Sanders. and G. Spencer were called
to TT. Worth on account Of sickness.
All the teachers of this county are In
in Rusk this week attending the teac-
hers Institute at Rusk. The young
mems class In enson Chapel Sunday
school Is reported lis having raised
the highest amount
CamerOn.-Splendid services were
held at all churches Sunday Rev.
B. ]. Golf of Waco was att his post
at Joyce chaple and delivered a
splendid sermon. Mrs. Malenda Dams
died in Houston last Friday Remains
was shipped here for interment. Re-
mains were laid to rest in Oakland
cemetery by Zephyrs Undertaink Co.,
Rev. r. r. Humber of1iciated DR..
Zephyr made a flying trip to Waco
last week on business and on re-
turning spent few days in Marlin
with parents. He reports a pleasant
trip. Mrs. l.. l. Montgomery has re-
turned home after a pleasant vaca-
ton. Rev. P. A. Jackson of Denton.
Texas, delivered noble sermon at
Bethel A. M. b. church to splendid
audience Sunday. Miss Gipson also
sang sweet selection. Miss NJ. T.
Humber ha been named ON Bishop
College faculty for this school year
Mrs. Wright Of Rosebud, and Rev.
Jackson of Denton dined with Mr..
and Mrs. Green Sunday. Miss Arno
liza Brown of Eagle Lake is guest in
the Green home.
Pittsburg- Sunday school well at
tended at all churches Sunday. Rev
s. Whitlow returned home Saturday
after closing successful revival at
Winnsboro. Mrs. j. G. Simms is back
from Prairie View S. r. n. |. s.
Miss Earnestine Byiass formely of
victoria, Texas now residing at
Beaumont is visiting the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lide Carlock. Rev. B.
w. Johnson attended the state B. Y
p. Y. and Sunday school convention
at Dallas.
Quiet a number left Wednesday for
the district conference of the M. e.
church at Jefferson. The following
attended: Rev. N. N. Sawyer, Mrs.
Irene Robinson, Eugene Turk, Lou
vania Drake, Addie Kemp Mrs. A.
IL. Hughes of Sulphur Springs is
visiting her mother, Mrs. G. A. Miller
also her son, Geo. Miller of Tyler,
Texas She made a flying trip home
Saturday and returned Sunday. Miss
Lillian Porter of Texarkana passed
through Pittsburg Friday and lodged
at the home of Miss Roehelia Spears
She was enroute to Sulphur Springs
to visit her father, Rev. l. G. Porter
Avery commendable programme was
heard at the Epworth League Tuesday
night in st. Beulah G. M. E. Audito-
rum. The people Of Pittsburg are
glad to have the Express again and
have the nickle ready when the re-
porter comes. Rev. J. B. Hawkins,
A. b., Rev. A. w. Kennon, ID. D., of
Gilmer, Texas passed through this
place Monday morning after running
a revival in the rural districts. Prof
H. w. Terry has been little indis-
posed from severe attack of cold
Rev. Cole is back home attending
the bed side of his father in law. Mrs.
Maggie Kendrick left for her woi
at Louisiana Sunday. Mr.. John (Bud)
Johnson was awarded a prize for
bringing the third bale of cotton
from the fields. st. Beulah is glad
to have competane Sect of the Sun
day school as miss Georgia L.Neal
that will compile all the minutes
The A. M. E. Sunday school conven-
ton of the Pittsburg district under
presidingship of elder Younger. is
to be in session this week. We are
the citizens of Pittsburg. we hope to
make it success. The Mystic Wea-
vers Club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Isiah Walker and were
Eentertained by their daughter, Louei-
la. Menu served: Fried chicken,
creamed irish potatoes, pickle, light
bread ice tea, mint and lemon to the
Thirsty taste, pineapple ice-cream and
[cake was served and victrola music
music was had All had joyable
| time. Mr.. Lawrence Bolton of Dali
las has been in the city visiting re-
latiyes and friends. While here he
made several adjacent towns, Avin-
ger and Tyler. He left Saturday en-
route for home. MIS- Amer neal Is on
the sick list, we hope for her a
speedy recovery There has been some
talk concerning a raildroad shop in
Pittsburg, the L. & N. Co. Many have
left to attend the Lily White conyen-
| ton at various sections of Texas.
Cuney.iSunday school and B. Y.
p. U. was both well attended. Quincy
Chapel started their ten days revival
Sunday. Quite number Of visitors
attended the services. Collection was
good. Rev. A. e. Ealy Jr. OF Pa)es-
tile filled his appointment at Cuneys
Chapel Sunday. Mrs. Ada Kissensiner
who has been visiting here for seve-
raj days loft for her home Satur-
day evening. Miss Oracle Burrell is
visiting relatives in Trenton, 'exas.
Mrs. Furry of Malaokoff, Texas who
| has been visiting her daughter here
left for her home this week Mr.. 7
| w. Cross ass opened up a first class
grocery store here ard preparing Il
handle every thing in the grcery line
Rev Thos. Simms is still suffering
with a bone felon on his hand. Mr.
Richard Payne Of FrankstOn was visit.
I ing in Quincy this week. Mr.. Geo.
Massey who has been in Kimp FOR
several days came home Saturday
night. Mrs. Sarah and Rached Ewells
we're in the city thi week attending
the lodge. Mr.. H. w. Burrell is suf-
fering with a mashed finger. The cir
is running daley and has ginned 100
bales. People seemingly have cotton
crons. Mrs. Hermit Stewart is on the
sick liss this week. Mr.. Ed Cross and
DR.. H. G. Boykin are shipping fall to
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