The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-29

Ponta.--Easte: Services at Rock
Hill Presbyterian church were good
and wen attended. one of the largest
crowds of the season having turned
out ON this occasion. The Sunday
School under the supervision Of Supt.
w. ]. Hampton reported $50 students
present and s44.40 raisel. Rev Geo.
mon from Matthew 21:7 verse Mrs.
Oletha Lacy the Presbyterian Presi
dent of Home Missionary Society was
present and delivered very inspiring
and instructive address in the after
noon to the society. Total collection
for the day $65.07 Special mention
should be made of the Ernest Worker
and efficient teacher of the Second
class. Miss T. A. Stewart who with
her class alone raised $1,000 during
Alonzo Cox. died Wednesday. April
18th, 1929, funeraliged by Rev w T.
Lacy and A. b. Miller. laid to rest
in Pine Hill cemetery, April 18th.
GlImer.-Easter Services at the c.
N. e. church were well attended and
the resurrection sermon was excel
lent. Egg hunt and programs in the
afternoon and at night were highly
enjoyed by all. Collected z21.75. The
financial contest between Misses
Reevie Montgomery and Ora Mae
Wells at the Baptist church resulted
as follows: Miss Reevie, $3.50. Miss
Ora Mae 1856. Mrs. d. H. Watson
and family have moved into their new
home. Mr. Harry Avery and wife. The
newly Wednesday are keeping house
out on Baptist Hill. Sick listed; Mr..
]. King and Mr.. Will Avery. The c..
NJ. Els have installed new piano
in their church. Rev. A. F. Bats is
in town end Will preach tonight Mrs.
l.. b. Cash and several students from
Center Plat High School Camp Co..
rendered an excellent cantata at the
Baptist church Friday night.
.BIooming. Grove.-sunday School
was well attended at all churches.
Rev. w. N. McGrew was at his post
after helping, Rev. Arlington of Dallas
Flemmings was called from Dallas to
this city on account of her Mothers
dtath. April 18th. The Paul Quinn
Choral club sang here on the 18th
and 18th. Mr.. j. J.. Blanford and Mr..
Hurbert Hicks motored to Milford
on last Sunday. Rev. A. c. Brown and
Miss Olivia Brooks are on the sick
list. Mr.. A. G.. Blandford was visiting
In Dallas last Saturday. Everybody
smiles TO see Mr.. Jessie Hunter up
again, after long illness. Rev r. II.
Chapins was in our city on last sun
day and Monday. Mr. Clyde McMul-
len of Frost. Texas. was tht guest Of
Hubert Gaper last Sunday. Rev. w. b.
Baker of Milford, Texas, spent Tues
day night in our city.
Blooming Grove Base Ball club has
organized home talent Minstrel in
which to raise money for the club.
Thty are planning to have a program
at Frost Texas, on Saturday night,
Dallas Express.
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MISUNDERSTANDING to the Indictment
weather opened at usual hour. Les
ence of the c. M. e. church was held
last Sunday. Splendid service morn
ing and night Mrs. Lloyd Smith, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Edd Hunt. in Booker
T. Washington Addition. Rev. Brown
preached two nights in Cleburne. Tex
as for Rev. Keller pastor of c. M. h.
church. Reported great time spirit
ually and financially. The entertain
,,,eI Friday Friday and ~. Saturday nights
magician performea each night
Terrell Early Friday morning at
l o'clock, death came 90 Mr.. George
Townsell, who has been in business
for years Mr.. Townsell had been
slightly i'll but was able to be up.
Was seen on the streets Thursday
and was out Thursday night. h,a In
the midst Of laughter with friends
suddenly took a coughing spell which
was beyond his control. He died sud-
denly The funeral was held Sunday
levening at New Hope Baptist church
where he was faithful member. Rev.
D. A. Butler etficiated. A wife, three
sons, a sister and brother and other
relatives and host of friends mourn
his loss In the meantime, early Sun
day morning our heart3 were again
made sorrowfui to know Of the IN
slant murder o. Mr. Ch.rlie Whit 6
by his wife, Mrs. Monnie White.
There was a dispute and he was stab
| bed. Running for aid he fell 1t the
home o. Mr.. Frank johnson. They
have -four little children. Suicide was
also committed Saturday night BY
young m an on MedoyR street. Mr. Will
hite will be funeralized Monday even
ing at st. James a. NJ. =. church.
The body OF Mr.. Ben Sims who had
been confined for several weeks va, vas
Henri Colvln took suddenly III at
school last week and is now confined
10 bed at school last week and Is now
confined Co bed. Rev. T. w. Daley
f H 40 TS.y m %ra Ae D ine Castle tie
Of Kemp visited relatives and friends
| last week. Field day exercises at
high school campus Friday afternoon
were very entertaining. Mrs. L. g..
Pinlxston and Mrs. Martha Wheeler
were in Dallas. Friday returning Sat-
urday evening.
TempIe.--Mrs, Sarah Forster. form
erly Of TEMPLE. now Of Chicago was
guest Of honor last Monday night at
the home Of MIR. and MS. F. d. Nor
gan in South 10th street. A cordial
welcome was extended to the public.
and Mrs. Forster spent very de-
|! lightful evening in presence OF her
many friends Tuesday night a So
cial function was given at tire home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Frosh of South
Sth street. in her honor. Dainty re-