The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15
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attended at ali cnurcneS. SERVICES
were good at all churches. The people
of the A. M. Il. church were glad to
meet Mrs. w. II. pruitt the wife Of
the pastor. Prof. w. M. Lee has re-
turned from Corsicana, where he spent
few days.
! HOwInnd.--Nr, Hodge Thomas went
to Ladonia to the District C. M. q.
) conference. Mrs. Lily Finney has gone
to Hugo, Okla, to visit relatives and
to attend the noraml. st. John Chapel
Sunday school was well attended. Ban
ner class No. 3 with Mrs. Murrie Walr
Ter as teacher, collection $2.28. Miss
Lucrecia Griffis is able to be out to
the delight of her friends. Mr.. J. Y.
Tennin was a Rowland visitor. SUN
/ day ,en route to Roxton. Rev. A. B
, Lenox. delivered a soul stirring SER
mon at IL o'clock Sunday. Collection
! for the day S2S.S8. Miss Erie Garland
returned today from Ladonia, where
she spent several days at the home of
: Miss Myrtle King and visited District
Conference of the G. M. =. church,
she reports a grand session. Rev.
Starks preached a noble sermon. Visi-
tors from Dallas. Bonham, Roxton,
Paris and other points. Sunday
school was well attended at the G. M,
Il. church. Little Miss CATO Griffis Is
visiting friends and relatives at Ney-
landville
TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT co.
The Texas College concert com
| pany Is still touring the State RON
dering programs. They are trying to
1 tour the entire state and part of
Louisiana and Oklahoma before Sept.
1. The weeks report for them is very
poor as the places they made were
not well worked up with the excep-
ton of Kerens. At Kerens the house
was packed both nights by a very
appreciative audience. The concert
company was indeed glad to spend
two. nights there and really was sorry
to leave. They also visited Corsicana,
where they also met up with kind peo-
pie. The crowd there was very small
On the second night of the program
at Kerens the windows of the church
were filled by the best white citizens
of Kerens and seemed to have en-
Joyed the program very much.
They will appear at the following
places:
Sherman-C. NJ. e. Church. July 1918
Denison-C. NJ. .. Church July 1920
Denison-C. M. e. Church July 21-22
Paris-M E. Church (white)
.'''''..''' '...'........ July "a
] Whenever they come to your city,
don't fail to hear them, for If you do
you will certainly miss a treat. Their
Quartette is wonder. Their pro-
gram is composed of plantation melo-
dies, jubilees and the latest popular
songs, with very interesting drama
that causes you to laugh very much
and also carries a fine moral. The
Man and the Job.
| Members-H. D. English, pianist;
: G. M. Stewart, LIST tenor; p. Maddox,
End tenor; H. Owens, baritone; c. e..
Baker, bass.
! TeAgue.-The weeks revival at S.
league Baptist church was a spiritual
success. Three soul We're added to the
church and every Chritian revived.
TIE following pastors helped Rev.
Alexander in his meeting: Rev. Will
son, pastor of NJ L. church.; Rev.
Isaac Waters of Palestine; Rev. sum
mers of Mexia; Rev. Anderson of Pel-
] ham, amount raised during the meet
ting $500. Misses Maggie Watts has
returned from Waco. Mrs Mona Dod,-
son of Houston is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Elnora Baily. Miss Quarry Joe
Garrett left last week to spend some
summer day with her aunt in Dali
las and also visit relatives in Fort
Worth. Miss Bonnie Nal Nolan of
Mexia, topped few days with her
aunt Mrs. Mary Golfer. Mr.. Charlie
Brown who has been sick for some
time died last Monday morning at the
home of Mrs. Martha Parham. Miss
Ada Hisbon of MeNia, rand over to
| see her friends Sunday. Prof. o. X.
Manning has returned from an ex-
tended trip to Bay City, while away
he stopped at Hearne, Bremond and
Calvert, looking after the interest of
the Sunday school as he is District
Supt of the Palestine District. He also
reported the pleasure of visiting the
Matagorda Bay Coast. Miss Martha
alexander, daughter of Rev. Alexan-
der of Palestine, spent few hours
with her father Sunday in his revival
at South league Baptist church. A
Il lar 9 flna oh Of Nnh haT
left Saturday to attend the State Com
vocation being held at Fort Worth
Mr., w. NJ Huckaby, president of
league Citizen Burial club will have
installation of officers Wednesday
night. The American Woodmen will
hold their first annual celebration at
Antioch Baptist church in North Tea
que, July 81, 20, 20. Mrs. Bette Bates
and little daughter. also. Mrs. Pearl
Wilson and daughter toured overt o
MeXia, Friday. Mrs. Eva Jones has
returned home to spend few month
with her mother, Mrs. Annie Watts.
Bro. Sam Anderson, who has been on
the sick list for some time is improy-
ing. Mrs. Gabriel is still on the sick
list. Mrs. Gussie. Anthony of Jewett
! is visiting her brother, Mr.. Wilmus
Nealy. Mr.. West Watts, who went to
Austin last week reports an enjoyable
| time.
| CnTVeEt.-MrA mary w
of 2115 Bowling street, Houston, Texas,
is spending the week end in the city,
| the guest of her brother. Prof. A. II.
Minis and T. Woodward. Prof. II. ia.
| Williams of Galveston is in the city
presiding over the Lincoln Association.
There are several prominent visitors
| in the city attending the association.
Prof II. S. Ferris of Ennis is in the
city visiting his mother. Mrs Amanda
Ferris. Mrs. Rebecca Stewart ana
children left Sunday TO visit parents
at Thornton Mrs. r. b. Drum left
Sunday for Waco. Miss c. ]. Moss of
Kosse spent The week end in the city
Iattending the association. Miss z. e.
Terrell left Sunday for Waco wnere
she attended the normal. MISS Geo
home, but is reported improving; Kew.
c. M Mitchell preached at st. James
A. M. Il. church Sunday night, there
was a nice audience. Mr.. Nelson Gates
of Big Hill, Texas, Is in the city visit
ing friends and attending lodgt BUSH
ness. He is hearty Odd Fellow. Near
Hammond on Friday, June 81, the
home OF Mr.. Bob Jones was consumed
by fire and all contents were lost. A
defective flew was the cause. Messrs
Ennis Scott Phil Williams. Jr.. Prest
Scott motored to Bryan for the 4th
of July celebration. Prof. T. H. Draw
| ley of Dallas is stili in the city SELL
ing his home and household effects.
Miss Emma Blackshear OF NaVasote
spent few days. in her. school COM
munity the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
La yman and other parents and friends,
Messrs. S. H. Woodley, Il. F. and
Alphonso Hammond entertained a
number of young folks Monday even
ing, at the palatial home of Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Woodley in honor of Miss
Mayme Lois Childs of Marlin. guest
of Miss w. Blanche Whitehead. A der
licious course of strawberry cream
and assorted cakes was served. Music
was rendered by Mr. Woodley and
Misses Marguerite NJ. Walton and w.
Blanche Whitehead Misses Walton and
hitehead were the congenial hos
tess. After Sunday school at Zion
all left for Pleasant Grove as Rev.
Atkinson was engaged In his 9Th am
niN ersary. Mrs. Florence Edmond who
has been here with her mother two
months left Saturday for her home at
Bryan. The Lincoln Association was
well attended. Mrs. Lulu Collier Is
here from Bryan visiting relatives and
friends A telegram was sent from