The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

L. 7. Bryan spent two days in Dallas
a few days here guest of his wife.
Mrs. George fuckers school closed
Friday with II excellent program. Mr..
and Mrs. Fox Barker motored to Chan
der sunday accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Erford Barker. Mrs. Henrietta
Jordan entertained the Progressive Aid
Club Tuesday. The club donated Mrs.
Willie M. White, $1.00 while en- route
home in Chandler. Mrs. Liller Lewis
spent a few days here guests Of her
son, Mr.. Sam Lewis. Mrs. Rosa Tur-
ner also guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Miller Mrs. Annie and eorgie
Smith, Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Jones
spent few hours here. The many
greet to learn of his misfortune. Mrs
Sarah Lewis entertained in honor of
the First Stewardess Board. Miss Sudie
Williams is here visiting Mrs. Bessie
Clampett
The Priscilla Art Club.
The Prisilla Art club met with Miss
Lizzie Massie, March II with Presi-
dent. Loretta Hunter in chair after
song. prayer regular business was
conducted. We enjoyed a very busy
and pleasant afternoon with our needle
work many helpful suggestions were
given by each member. The Sewing
Directress pronounced good work to
all. The club was delighted to re-
ceive Mrs. Sue Murphy as a member
Our critic was very interesting this
cheon was served the club all re-
ported delightful evening. Adjourned
to meet with Mrs. y. Sherman, Tues
night. Loretta Hunter, Pres. and
Reporter; Bessie Sherman, Secretary
GrnpeInnd.-Sunday School was well
attended Sunday at all churches. Mrs
Aggie johnson is improving from a
severe case of typhoid pneumonia
Miss Arabella Hicks is able to sit
up after severe attack of pneumonia
TO the delight of her many friends
Mrs. Victoria Beasley closed her
school last Friday and reports SPLEEN
did session. Mr.. and Mrs Alton
Beasley Prof, F. c. Fleells and Mis-
ses Pearl and Espanolia Teals made
business trip to Crockett, Saturday
Mrs. Dinah johnson after spending
| few days here returned to Palestine
Wednesday. Mr. l.. w. Walker has
improved, Prof F. c. Fleeks delivered
an inspiring lecture to the men We'd
nesday night Sick list: Mrs NJ. A.
Daley Mrs. Ennie Garner and Mr.
Lewis Toliver, Mrs Josie Hicks is
suffering with cataract in her eyes
Services were well attended Sunday
at Rocky Spring Baptist church. Rev
L. NJ Mitchell preached a splendid
sermon.
CrocIsett.--Sunday schools were lar
gely attended at all the churches
Services Were held at st. Luke, sun
day night by pastor J. ]. Johnson
Rev. Alexander held services out on
the mountain The c. a. c. held their
regular meeting on last Thursday
distinguished guests were present Mrs
Martha Jergo of Tadmo was the guest
of her neice, Mrs. e. w. Williams
last week. Rev. ]. S. Nelson express
ed token of respect Of Prof. j. N.
Dotson in her home and Crockett who
for some few years. His genial dis
position makes his death a regretable
affair. Prof. Walter of Prairie View
was in town last week on business.
COnrOe.-The readers of the Express
in this place seem enthused of same
as they believe in supporting race en-
| terprises. The Sunday schools were
well attended Sunday. Since Central
Baptist Sunday School has been held
with Pilgrim Rest Sunday School,
Supt. A. c. Stewart and Supt. r. b
Washington have become closely con-
nected. Watch for the play at the
! Conroe Normal Industrial College OF
the 18th. title "Othelo." Mary Lee
bed side of her sick, moher. Sick list:
| Mrs. Earvins. Mr.. Leon Fisher and
Mrs. S. NJ. Sprggs, Rev. e. S. Spriggs
accdently sprained his knee Friday
night
ROsebud,-A successful revival meet
has just closed with the Independent
Baptist church, eighty additions were
made to the church, thirty of which
are candidates for baptism. The
EMERSON will convene the first Sunday
in April. Rev. e. l.. Lockett, who has
been conducting said meeting left
for his home in Ennis, Texas. Little
Miss Eta Taylor entertained the Y
| lus do ,fY,gr wit a
delicious menu which was enjoyed
| by all present. Mrs. NJ. l.. inflow is
| in Marlin this week on business. a
party consisting of eight cars in
GLIDING the faculty and public school
representative 'motored to Marlin, last
| Friday to witness and participate in
| the county meet, congratulations were
J given to the members of our public
school who entered contest for the
keen competition offered in the va.
| of Marlin. Texas, was in the city last
week. Mrs. Emma Thompson has be.
| come a constant reader of the EX-
press. Nus. A. G. Harris. the wife OF
last week. Rev. A. r. Anderson preach
ed an excellent sermon at Indepen'
dent, last Sunday night.
MarshnIl.-The X. Of p. Lodges will
! hold their annual Thanksgiving ser
vices at Bishop College Chapel, Marcel
! 26 at 800 o'clock, Rev Brown of Ebe
nezer NJ. T., will preached the ser
mon. The William Drug store Com
pany met in annual meet, stockholders
present. The ladies of South Marshal
met with Miss G. h. Bryant at hel
home Friday night, March 10, perfect
ed an organization, known as the
! Southside Progressive Club and elect
ed officersMrs; L. p. Wilson. president
Mrs. L. b. Swanson. Secretary an(
Mrs. A. p. Lacy, treasurer. spreat
by the hostess Miss Bryant. rh'
next meeting will be March 18th al
the residence of Mrs. A. p. Lacy, Loo
torp street. The remains of Mrs. Fran
els Clark who died in Little Rock
Ark, was shipped to Marshall for in
terment, laid to rest in the famii
cemetery in the country. Mrs. Lime
Harris is able to be up after severa
weeks sickness. Bishop College anc
Central high school crossed bats in
hard fought gaWe of base ball score
5 and in favor of Bishop College
Rev. Gipson of Chicago preached q
very able sermon at Betsda Laptls
church. Mr. a. l.. Young was able t'
be at his post in the old fashionable
barbershp after several weeks sick
Mr.. John D. Dawson lies very low
at his home.
Texnrkann.-The Negro trade week
proved quite a success, as II causet
Negro business 70 improve. Mr.. Free
d. Hatcher. mail clerk has been trans
ferred from the TeXarlNana team u
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Hous'
ton, r. I. o. He left our city Thurs
day morning for New Orleans. Bu
before leaving the postal clerks cav
him a smoker at the home of Clert
w, S. Welch. 621 Ash street, whicf
was an enjoyable affair. The Sewing
! Circle of Sunset Baptist church me-
at the home of Mrs. Emma Harrison
last THURSDAY evening which wa
largely attended After the business
was over. A very delightful and De
Iicious repast was served. The mehI
consisted of ice cream, cake ana ,pl'
mento salad. A great revival mas
lust ended at the Eleventh STREE
Baptist church, which was conductee
by Rev. Tymothy Chambers. Mrs; a
has been out of town on church work
Miss Emma Richardson and Mrs NeI
Lie Williams city teachers have peer
n