The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21


NacOgAOches.--- Rev. Z. e. Burk-
halter, pastor Of Zion Hill First Bap-
fist church returned last Saturday
from Texarkana, Tex, where he mad
been in attendance at the B. M. u.
Convention and reports the greatest
Baptist church S. s. at $3.50 am. was
we'll attended. The lesson was we'll
taught by the teachers of each class;
reviewed by the pastor. much interest
was manifested in the lesson. At the
IL a. m. hour the Rev. preached a
most excellent sermon to a large
and responsive audience. Good SER
vices at night Large with attendance.
Collection good. Rev. e. Il. Burk-
halter preached the anniversary SER
mon for Rev. Reden, pastor of Littel
Zion Baptist church at Sunday $3.50
pm. Galilee Baptist church Sunday
school, at $3.50 am. No preaching
service as the church is without a
pastor There is some talk of Galilee
church uniting with Zion Hill First
Baptist church. st. Paul c. M. E..
church Sunday school at $3.50 am.
with good attendance. At the II
o'clock hour Rev. NJ P. Johnson, pas
tor preached noble sermon. COL
lection good. Rev. Sampson of Beau
mont, Tex, have built an barber out
on Vergis Hill about ~ miles from
town where he is conducting a re-
vival. Mrs. N. L. Harris arrived home
Friday night from Tempson where
she is filling position as teacher in
the Tempson City school, but re-
ceived notice to return Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. John Adams
Mrs. Samantha Burkhalter, wife of
Rev. E. e. Burkhalter is recovering
from the Dengue fever. Miss Dona
Procella has returned from Rusk
Tex, where she went last week to
attend the funeral of her uncle. Miss
Olga D. Metcalf passed through the
city last Sunday going to Sacul to
take up school at that place. Mrs. R.
e. Curl and little Annie Melba Curl,
started to motor to FIT. Worth last
week but owing to car trouble, re-
turned back home. The Tea given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Ross by the Second Baptist choir,
was largely attended. Mrs. Allie Ross
frankie Waiter responded. After a
sor~ and prayer led by Rev. White,
punch, cake and salad was served.
A delightful time was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Alice Davis of Dibol, Texas is
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. Earnest Smith, The City school
was dismissed Friday afternoon on
account OF the serions illness of Mr.
John Kennedy. father of Mrs. Prof.
Campbell teacher in the city High
school, School work is progressing
nicely with good attendance, So says
Prof. H. E. Carpenter
Sick listed: Mrs. Edna Mobiles is i'm
proving, Mrs. Lena Benton, Mr..
Fletcher Fields, Mr.. Bill Collins, Mrs.
Hattie Smith. Mrs. E. Lewis returned
home to spend the week end from Mt.
Enterprise where she is engaged in
teaching.
Temple.-After long illness, Mr..
Mark Trimmings an old citizen pass
ed away Friday Oct. 18th, at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Laura
Williams OF So 18th st. The deceased
is survived by two daughters, one
son, four brothers, two sisters, several
grand children, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held Sunday
evening, from the Mt. Zion Baptist
church (of which he was d member
The Rev. Marcus Taylor officiated
His remains was laid to rest in
Seven Star" cemetery, by Undertaken
e. L. C. Branford Mr.. Robt. Berry
presented to his wife a nice player
piano, of which she is much delighted
to possess. Mr.. Walter Hill and his
son Daniel have returned home from
trip out West. Mrs. Malinda Lockett
of TT Worth was guest last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Crawford,
after which she was called to Austin
to attend the funeral of her cousin.
Miss Doris Durham left last Sunday
for Austin, at which place she will
enter Tillotson College, and take up
studies in business, and music. Mr..
Cairo Collins, student of Prairie View
spent few days with parents last
week, after which he returned last
Monday to resume his studies. Miss
Pauline Hornsby who has been in
Oklahoma City for the last six months
returned home last week to visit her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Hornsby of So
18th Street. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
White of So. 5th Street have returned
home from a trip out West. Mrs. C.
d. Morgan of So. 10th Street has
accepted position as teacher in the
city school of Nc Gregor. Mrs. Malissa
Anderson is improving rapidly after
being i'll for several weeks.
Marshall.-Mr. Sam Wells had his
own made truck or passenger auto
mobile loaded with passengers for
trial, hebuilt his automobile out and
out, it is a fine piece of workmanship
it is very skilfully made. 1t shows
that he is a fine machinest. This
machine goes far to show the skill
and brain of Race man, with Chief
Ship on the ocean and waters. Auto
mobile on land and Jackson as once
champion of the world. shows that
the Negro race can go as high rs
any race and is competing with
worlds greatness. We wish them sue
cess. May others add another feather
to the races greatness. Someone go
them better. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown
motored to Marshall, Texas Saturday
evening to visit Mrs. Isam l. Clark
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