The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22
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day evening at o'clock and it was
very good. The collection for that
day was $500 St James A. NJ. Il.
church had Easter exercises at S.33
o'clock and it was excellent. The
collection for the Easter exercises
alone was $3.50. The Professor and
me base bali club went to italy and
P,aEed pail. The scores were 10 and
IN favor of Milford. Mrs NJ 10
Burnett made a flying trip to itaIv
saturday. Miss Cleo Johnson and Ce-
Gll Sims went to Dallas to live. Mrs
iaIIle RUTLAND Of Lancaster was in
me me, CITY visiting friends and rela-
yves. Miss Lucille Hubert of Frost
Is in the city, Mrs. Mamie Mohair and
daughter, Hattie have returned from
the bed side of her sister who has
improved.
Wentherford.--Sunday was typi-
cal Sabbath day at the churches.
Rev. DR.. G. II. Harllee preached an
excellent sermon: Brother, Mitchell
Rucker,, supt:, of the Sunday School
made the children happy for Easter
The program arranged by Mrs S. p.
Alexander and Miss Ella May Rucker
was rendered by the children in a
beautiful and impressive manner. The
Aunt Dina" was a success. The Tom
Thomb wedding gotten up by Mrs
Cleon Ruclter and others was great
Rev. Garnette was. in Thurber Sun
children of A, NJ. b. church had a
program. The children were presented
with a basket of Easter eggs by
Mack Strickland. The Easter egg hunt
given in swans park by C. NJ. r.
young. Mr.. Jamer Abnathy of San
Antonio District, cannot be surpassed
In raising funds.
Shermnn.-Rev. J. w Williams of
Progressive Baptist; Messrs Jno. w.
Williams and Ed Potts motored to
Denison. 18th inst, on ministerial
work. The Easter Triumph to have
been given Easter night at st. John
c. NJ f., on account OF rainy weather
will be given night of s3rd inst Rev.
A. Thomas and wife are in Corsicana
attending funeral Of his daughter. Mr..
Ed James now of Fort Worth visited
Smith of Paris District representative
of Standard Life Insurance Company
OF Atlanta, Ga, is here interested in
his work, the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
w. -. Hamilton and husband. Mr.. VIM
c. Courtney Of Dallas, visited Miss
Pope Sol East Magnolia street Mrs.
died morning 18th. Rev. DR.. S. T
Floyd, now pastor at Bonham spent
easter services here guest of family
and Educational program at Progress
sive Baptist
MCXia.- Sunday school was good
and 4 deal of information was gotten
from the lesson Devotional by the
choir as usual. There was a good
sermon by the pastor. At 4:30 p. m.
the b. Y. p. U. was well attended, and
or
AT night the auditorium was filled to
capacity and a great sermon was had
Rev. Allen preached an eXcellentsCr-
mon at Little Zion Baptist church
Services at st. John A. NJ. l.. church
were excellent and we were blessed
to have Bishop Johnson with US and
he preached two excellent sermons.
One young man joined the church.
The church conducted an educational
rally, which netted $27S.40 Two
persons gave $40. each. Reed Person
gave so: Paul Ghee gave 500. This
proves their thankfulness to God to
be blessed with prosperity. Thus en-
ded a great days work. Sick listed ::
Miss Elenore Deavor, Miss Lille De
| Wis, Mr.. Henry Davis. Mrs. Melvina
| Oycrstreet was buried Sunday in
the Honest Ridge cemetery. under
auspices Pilgrim Sanctuary.
Grapeland.-Fhe Easter rally o.
ven by the W. H. NJ society SUNDAY
at General Mt Zion Baptist church
was quite success. Rev. n. p. John
son preached splendid sermon
] u Nra h., all ID.
Miss Minnie Wilson Lett Friday fol
| Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs liver Wilson
accompanied her as tar as Palestine
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leonard of Pale
atinc are here TO spend a while with
the latters parents. Mrs. Lille Mae
Harper closed her school AT DAILY
| Friday Quite a number of people
went 10 Crockett Monday to attend
court. Sick: Mrs. Angie Walker and
Mrs. Josie Hicks. Quite a number OF
visitors were present at the public
school Friday and expressed them
selves as being much impressed with
the progress of the school. Don't miss
a copy of the Express. We need
more readers.
l'N"rhah"'- Easter sunday was
"LseI|eu a' al churcnes III lhe GU!
anu an Iei'ueIeu eHcoIlenI programmes
heV' D. H. Moore ~ ~ General sec
letaly Vi MlSslolS vi inc - M, T.
Hopewell c. NJ. Z. church. BishOT
Johnson Of the A. NJ, Il, church Del
vcred an excellent address to an apr
reciative audience at the Laural St.
\, NJ. L. church, last week, ExsOldiel
James Scott OF Dallas is guest of Mr.
Davis, 1928 Willis St. this week Mr.
B. VI. Myers,our popular Insurance
man, went to Marshall recently on
business The sinG-song exercises &C
INDICTED by Mr.. c. D, Baker was gu
tie a success at Hopeweil church on
the l4th Inst. \ very entertaining