The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06

mere SUNDAY afternoon from Lue flFht
chu,h This body was IN charge OF
the iteivafs Undertaking Company,
Mr.. SAM casper son OF Mi. and Mrs.
spefts was rroDght home from Per-
due sftrdag night, where he had
been b9div beaten mp. The reporter
was frt o. town Saturday and the
boy pho had hson trusted 10 deliver
the paperg. overlooked quite num-
Der ~ opr renders. We shall see 20
Il thnt this does not happen again.
The public schools are now making
preparation foJ cl0aing exercises. The
city sobools Will close May 2e.
TIE N. A. G. met with Mrs. Dora
Willinna, east Collins street q goodly
number was present. after business
course menu n A. O. met with Mrs
Loula Allen. AprIi Is. east six avenue
the member met at usual hour with
the president, Mrs. r. A. Burton, pre-
had the attendance small. The COM
mitfcc made its report Mrs Ethel
Carroll Is s0nvalescent. The club hope
for SPEEDY recovery
The hostess served delectable
plate Adjourned to meet with Mrs
Edna Mcdonald. east six avenue, May
end
Mrs T. A. Burton Pres
Mra, Maggie Combs. Reporter
The Sunday School at Bethel A. M
r. church was well attended Lesson
was very interesting and reviewed by
the Supt q. w, Jackson. The s. y
campaign Is creating great interest
among the church members. The at
tendance has increased considerable
The Captains are Brother P, w. Nc
Intyre vi Sister 4 Alexander. Total
attendants Sunday 11S. At 1900 a..
M, our pastor Reverend preached a
sermon which was instructive and
Rev' Kelly gave an excellent adj
dress
I0over Leaf <iub.
This club met at the home Of Miss
Taylor. 905 f.. 18th avenue, entertain
ed by Miss Menalo White meeting call
to order by the president. Calling the
roll and responded with quotations
next we listened to very short but
spicy program after which we were
dainty served with one course menu
which would call one to return, when
Miss White Is hostess. Adjourned 70
meet at the home OF Mrs. Oren Buch-
anan on East Collin street We hope
all the members VIII be present as
It win be first OF the month and busi-
ness Of important.
Mrs. Hazel Powers. President
Miss Euia Blue. Secretary
Miss Ruth NJ Taylor. Reporter
Iago.-The local Iago Can No l2S
American Woodman celebi ted the
2fst anniversary Of the National or
ganization with o nice program and
free dinner at the Shiloh Baptist
church Saturday, April 29th. Mr. Lar
ney Robertson, the Commander being
al his best assisted by other loyal
Woodmen carried out the program
in a pleasing way. The Neighpor
ladies made a beautiful presentation.
All being dressed in white, wearing
white stfeamer caps. COMMANDER Rob
erson called the meeting TO oroer AZ
200 p. m. Devotionais were conducted
by Rev. II. Anderson OF Houston, az
dress Of welcome was made by MIS-
III Lewis Of Needville- a prief history
Of the National and local organization
American Woodmen read BY Mrs. n
b. Jones' Discussion. Fraternal IN
surance as a Factor in the Social and
Economical Development of the Race
was opened by Mr. Junius Hall ana
followed by others. Several musical
number were sung BY Mesdames "a: Z.
Paige, servilIia Peterson. Irine Hall
and Miss Bertha Clemens. AZ p
IA. O sumptuous dinner consisting or
barbecued meats. pies. cakes etc.
WerN served. All visitors went away
in sigh praise Of the Woodmen The
Woman's Home Mission Society Of
the Shiloh Baptist church carried out
their fifth Sunday rally Sunday sun
day school at the usual hour. Inc
mission sermon were delivered py
Re-. E NJ. Random OF Brazoria- The
npcalrer spoke with much spiritual
fervor that went direct TO the heart
Of his hearers. Collections were taken
BY Mesdaames Crecy harris, ~ -, -;
Simmons. The b. Y. r. Y. rendered
program at night.
RusIk-sunday school was good at
ali churches Sunday. Rev. M ~ Rag
dale Of Crockett Station was changed
from Crockett and sent to Rusk 20
relieve Rev. II. r. Boxby. Rev. Boxby
failed to succeed at Rusk, unfortunate
he was at the wrong place. Rev. Rag
dale was met Sunday with good
coneregatio1 day and night and
preached two able sermons. Sunday
was high say for general funds and
a hhndsome SUN was raised Quite a
number Of Baptists also assisted us
in our great struggle. The good peo-
pin Of Mt. ollie Baptist church are
p'naning for concert, 9ne OF the
3 sgest In the history OK the Baptist
church. The third week in May, every
person In and around Rusk is invited
The supper given at West Union
church Friday night was a success
Sick: Mr.. A. Harris, who has. been
II for long time seems e be On
zens nil wish for a speedy recovery
We all are proud 70 know that Mr.
Loney Cook IL greatiey improving
after spece Of six months. Mr. Joe
from a trip in the Golden West. maxi
ing Arizona, California after leaving
San Francisco and Los Angeles Mrs
Todd seems to be Improving.
Milford.- Sunday School and church
ee. Sunday school opened at 10
o'clock and the Supt. and teachers
were At their post The lesson was
Well taught. Rev. Moulton. pastor Of
1tlgfim Rest M. ~. church and hia