The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

held all cnurcneS SUNDAY. REV. ouer.
ron of Dallas, pastored Lights Chapel
Sunday. Rev. p. r. Humber has re-
turned from convention, bringing 9
splendid report that the school, st
Johns Institute is in clear of in
debtedness. The rally at Cameron
Grove. Sunday went over the top
Busy Bees raised $3.50, Willing
Workers raised $236.65 all toll $551.97
Much interest was manifested in this
rally The earnest workers are worthy
of praise. "dengue" continues tc
exist Rev. Prof. b. f. Stewart OF
Chicago, delivered an able address
Sunday to .appreciative audience. AZ
8 D. m. he gave special lecture tc
men. an today Monday three for wom-
en- 1t Is always with pleasure at his
lectures are heard when in Cameron
Much can he said of Prof. Stewards
ability. few to compete and none to
excel. Rev. Hughes always appreciates
his members with the best, the race
has. Mrs. r. A. Corington visited rel
atives and friends in Austin last week
DR.. Zephyr is reported Ill at his home
in Marlin. Mr.. and Mrs. !. S. Dixon
of Lott returned to their home last
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Cunningham. Miss
j.. G. Ray of Columbus has returned
to the county to resume her work,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gree. Mrs
A. J. Servia OF Milano has been In
the city more than week attending
her family of dengue patients.
MIneoIa.-Sunday school and service
were well attended at all churches.
Rev. T. Z. johnson preached at night
and the day service at the g. NJ ~
Il. church is indisposed at this writ
ing. Mr.. Andrew Davis returned from
Dallas where he attended the funeral
OF his brother. The Colored Fair prov
ed uniquea flair. Many prizes were
presented contestants. Prof. Clayton
Baptist church Sunday morning. Mr.
w. Brown returned from Houston.
last week. Mr.. Bud Hawlkin returned
from Hawkins. Mrs Necy Brooks
went to Dallas Saturday returned
Sunday. Sick list: Mrs. M Rittie, Mr..
MCGEE, Mr.. Sam Jackson. Mr.. L. r
Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Davis
motored from Dallas. last Saturday.
GalnesviIIe.-Mr. M. A. Fulbright,
Supt, of Mt. Olive Baptist church Sun
day school entertained his faculty, of
ficers and pastor last Thursday night
with a two course luncheon and musi-
cal program. All present expressed
themselves as having had an enjoy
able time. Mr.. Fulbright presented
his wife, a player piano. Mr. and Mrs.
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Oct. 2Sth for their new home, Ell Cen
tro. Calf. We regret to loose such
neighbors. All churches were we'll at
tended Sunday. Mrs. Jones. Missionary
was in the city last week A num-
Der of persons went to Sanger to at
Mrs. Denton. Rev. Norris, pastor of
the Baptist church officiated Mrs.
Jones, Missionary spent the morning
at Mt. Olive church and the night SER
vice at the East Gainesville church.
Rev. Mooney has returned from FIT.
Worth. The Maual Domestic Science
building is near completion.
LawtOn.-Attorney j. L. Jones of
Oklahoma City lectured at the Douglas
school auditorium. Thursday night,
Oct 10 in behalf of the Republican
campaign. he was shown a royal re-
ception by the local committee. Mrs.
Johnson OF Tulsa, who has been here
visiting Mrs. Katie Mackey left for
Fort Worth, Texas, Monday morning.
The contest at Barnett Chapel was a
great success with Miss Fannie Stone
ham in the lead. The delegates have
returned from the State Convention
and report great time. Mrs. Sarah
Gordon of Oklahoma City was the
MT; and Mrs. Chas. Boyd OF Snyder,
Okla, Sunday was a high day at CAL
lice Baptist church. The Il. A and M
Lodge and the Odd Fellows laid the
cornerstone at Galilee Baptist church.
A big free dinner was served. The
Odd Felows raised $21.00; F. A. and
N. raised $4,000. The pastor. Rev. e.
ID. Parker was present and pre- ached
the sermon for the day. Total coIlec-
ton for the day $144. Mrs. Fannie
Price is on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Lewis have returned from
Frederick. Okla, and report having
enjoyed their stay. A fine baby hoy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
White. The mother and babe are do
ing fine. The Household Of Ruth paid
Mrs. Mary Lilly the balance OF $3.50
que ON the death of her daughter, Mrs
Baby Lilly, Mrs. Matte Walters OF
San Antonio is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Chambers. she
will be here for the winter. Mrs. Mar
garet Rowland left for FIT. Worth
Texas, Thursday, where she will spend
the winter with her son, Tom Nowland
snd wife. Little George Allen cele-
~ rTatea ms birthday Friday Oct goth
Palestine.-Mr. Ton Smith died Oct
9Th, his funeral was held at Antioch
Baptist church, Tuesday. Oct 10th OF
which he was a member Sunday
school and services were good at all
the churches. Rev. ]. B. Atkins has
returned from home where he has
been down with the Dengue Fever
Rev. Alexander Crockett filled the
pulpit for Rev. Atkins andpreached
TWO able sermons. Sub. of the morn.
Ing sermon was: Let God direct your
Steps" Night sermon Sub. "Come and
go with us and we will do you Good.
The Dengue fever is still raging here
Mrs. Ethel Swanson is sick. Miss i,
s. Patton Mrs. Pearl Stell and seve.
raj others. Rev. D. S. Swanson is all
smiles on being back to his old iot
at the !. & G. N. Shop. The A. M. E
people are up and stirring, gettins
ready for their Annual Conference
which convenes at Galveston. Texas
OF which you will see the date later
Rev. c. H. Penilton and members
are putting every effort to entertain
the Texas Annual Conference at st
Paul M. e. church on the 31st Inst
The Self Denial Club of Mt. Vernon
A. M. D. church Is preparing to hav,
a fall feast and sight seeing, Oct. 10
20-21 Inst on the Lawn. Mr.. Jane,
Swanson is doing good business II
the grocery line, located on Calhoun
st. Also Rev. Robt Taylor on Muir
Crimson st. Please hand your news
to the reporter. You can find TIL
papers at Hunters Barber Shop anc
the reporters house. 1912 Johnso,
St every Saturday. Mrs vado Glasc.
left for Houston Monday. Oct 1Gtl
to visit her husband and relatives.
TT. Notwithstanding before nam
moth audience in the Mt. Gilead Ear
fist church here, last evening, Charlie
Satchell Morris. Jr., famous colore
spokesman. graduate of the Univer
sity of Chicago. and acknowledge
leader of the younger generations o
his race in America declared that
The Negro is the .cynosure of the eye
of the world today. BY his own et
forts very largely he must unshack'
his chains and emancipate his sou
Tho fau1t l., fnof On much In 0,Ir sfar