The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-03

Thursday and continued through Sun
day They held a street display Sum
day which was participated in by many
stormed Mr.. and Mrs. viii Davis with
about $1,000 worth of goods of va
rious kind. The X. Of p. has a drive
on and succeeded In taking In about
one hundred members. The American
Woomen sermon was held at the @.
NJ. u. church, preached by the pastor.
DIR. j. M. Martin. dentist and his re-
cent bride. formerly Miss Ellie M.
Knighton of Cherokee County, are
now domiciled in the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ed Swagerty. The Lucky Wood
school closed Friday and rendered an
excellent program at the First Bap-
list church.
the c. M. u. church preached the bac-
calaureate sermon Sunday morning
to quite an appreciative audience. His
sermon was timely and fun OF timely
sisted of four. Mrs. Clark Cephus VIII
leave soon for Corsicana, where she
will join her husband. Mrs. Johnnie
Amos, District Missionary was at the
First Baptist church Sunday In the
interest OF Y. w. which convenes
here June s-11. The X. of p. will cele-
brate the Is and 10th of June with. q
big picnic. A committee from eacn
for the day. Miss Jessie May Davis
of Ravena, Is visiting her many
friends in the city. Rev. Lynch, pastor
Of First Baptist church preached the
day evening at New Home Baptist
church. Miss Ann Harris, Miss Dortha
Silas, have returned from Praihrie
been in attendance. Miss Viola Arm
EFT Of Bonham has returned from
Houston, where she has been attending
school. Miss Marguerite Robertson has
returned from Denison, Texas, where
.k1 attending the North
Texas College. Her record In school
has been fine, she promises TO make
great business woman. Miss lnez
Robertson Is quito sick at her home
We hope for her a speedy recovery
Tnyfor.-I.ast week was school clos
ing week "wednesday night the pa
irons were entertained by the first
grade, under Mrs Bessie Westbrook
and Mrs. Louise Price at Mt. Ara Bap-
list church. Thursday night exercises
church. Second. third and fourth
grades under Mrs Maggie Butler, Mrs.
Bessie Price. Prof Davis. Friday night
at the Star theatre, exercises were
Hendrix and Mrs. T. II. Campbell. 6th,
9Th, 7th grades. Rev. j. d. Leonard
preached the annual sermon to the
graduating class Sunday afternoon.
hall Tuesday night. The graduates for
this wear are: Ode Dawson, George
Bradford. Erma Wright, Verdelle
Bradford, Blanche Davis, Pauline Da-
w. o. T. held their 18th anniversary
yesterday evening at Mt. Ara Baptist
church. Rev. t. u. Campbell baptized
five Sunday afternoon. And they fell
lG,wshiPp sS IN the Church sundsy
Of the A. NJ. e. church spent the
last week in Waco with his wife. SAT-
urday- night May 20. Mr.. ]. T. Korks
and Miss Effie Williams were married
about seven miles northeast of Tay-
Tor by Rev. Z. L. Barnes. Rev. II.
Minor from San Antonio is visitor
of Rev. e. L. Barnes.
Mr.. M. +. Graham, field secretary
st. Johns orphanage of Austin, is in
town.
Nacogdockes--zion Hill First Bap-
fist church Sunday School at $3.50 a.
m, b. Y. p. u. at $3.50 p. m. with
good attendance, no preaching SER
out of the city. Little Zion Baptist
church Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
with large attendance. The pastor
preached an excellent sermon at the
11o'clock hour and also at night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hill, pastor
held good services with good atten-
dance. for the day
GalIIee Baptist Church.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m, good.
No preaching for the day. pastor be-
E-Sunday School at $3.50 a. M. at
tendance good No preaching At II
o'clock the pastor did not returned
from the General Conference. At Mat
thew Baptist church-Sunday School
at $3.50, with excellent preaching SER
vice morning and night. A very beau
tiful wedding was celebrated out IN
the San Fridge Community Sunday
evening at the Baptist church. Prof.
Albert l.. Harper OF Timpson, Texas,
led to the alter Miss Beatrice Whit
taker. one of Nacogdoches's most ex-
cellent young ladies. large audience
witnessed the ceremony. Rev. T. ].
Hunter. of this city offifciated. Mr.:
Esmore Lofter. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Bob Loften of this city was run
down and killed at Napier, Texas
man OF long standing on the H. Il. and
W. T. railroad. His body was practi-
cally ground to pieces. Interment In
Cleaver cemetery this city, Steps are
June celebration in the city of Nacog-
doches, let rs celebrate in big way
this year.
Crockett.-Quits a number of patrons
and friends attended the commence
ment exercises of Mary Allen Seminary
May 22nd to oath. Rev. r. w. Holman
delivered the educational address
Sunday schools were nicely attended,
after the shower Of rain was over
Rev. ]. r. M. Lee of Galveston spent
a few days in town last week or
business; he was greeted by many
friends, while here. Mrs. NJ. G. y
Smith. w. H. f. NJ president Of the
Texas Conference while on her jour.
ney home from the Bryan and Pa.
lestjne District Conference stopped of
in Crockett and spent Saturday nigh,
with Mrs J. Alexander Prof, J. n
school was guest in st. Andrews A
M. u. Sunday School. Mesdames d. A
Wills, S. Taylor, L. Gilmore and LdS'
zie Black of Grapeland We're disap
pointed Sunday afternoon, after reach
ing here for the unwilling memorial
II has been postponed until another
dste. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Mass Of
Pralvi View. visited their grand pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Grady. Mrs
Rens Woods is reported very Ill. MRS
Ethel Tnrver Is recovering. The AM
erican Woodmen Will have a log roll.
ing on June 9TH. You are welcome Z
Deputy l.. S. Pace will be here. Rev
H. p. Boxley of the c. M. II. preached
to an appreciative audience at p
m. Sunday on May goth. at st. Luke
The wedding OF Mr.. Tom Thumb tC
Miss Jennie June was success undel
the directress OF Mrs. Evola John.
son. The Second session of the NORTH
Houston District Conference Of fht
A. M. b. church convened at Shepherd
A. NJ. T.. church. Shepherd, Texas
May to 20. with p. G. Hunt In this
chais The conference was organized
with ne usual tormalttieS- rev. ~ ~
Herron. secretary. Bros. Hutchinson
and j. Thornton. marshal; reporter
..Revs. A. r. Began, A. J. D. Herror
and Mrs, S. A. Alexander. The follow.
ing ministers preached: Rev. S. p
jackson, G. j. Alexander. A. w. Har.
vey. @. w, Motley. j. d. Heron. AND
A. r. Began. Peace and love prevailed
throughout lac session. The pastors
reports showed an increase numerical.
ly and spiritually, but off financially
'rhe financial ability of the people
throughought the district was founc
TO be mus. af
LIN Juntn, Colo.-The local lodges
Of III Il Il and s M Il Rava a aiIrnn.