The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09

Wednesday morning near 3 O'Clock,
she went to bed apparently we'll
Peoples Undertaking Co, Dallas
handled her remains; she was buried
with Pythian honors. Miss Joanna
Shanlllin Wilson was run over by
an auto last week in Dallas AID
seriously hurt. She is at the Cts
Hospital. The new A. NJ. Il. pastor
has arrived. Rev. Caroline, to the
delight Of bis members; Will preach
on Srd Sunday. All are invited. Mrs
Sarah Henderson Of Eadonia is yisi-
ting relatives here. Mrs. Allafair Gar
ner OF Mineral Wells is guest Of
Mrs. Adkins. Mr.. M. W. Clark visi-
ted his daughters and other relatives
in TT. Worth last week
Mrs. Sanders, aged 43 years died
Nov. 29th She was member Of Mt
Ii0reb Baptist church and had been
a member since ~ years OF age. She
leaves husband, brother and three
sisters and a host Of friends to mourn
her lost.
Plano Services we're well attended
at the various churches Sunday. The
Sunday schools are better as OF at
tendance and interest. Mrs. Julie
Hutchers0n died and was buried here
this week. She was the mother OF
ten children Mrs. Jessie Warren Of
TT Worth was at the bedside of her
Grandmother recently. Sick listd.
Mrs. williams. Mr.. Nose Stenson.
wichita FaIls.--One Of our most
energetic and prosperous business
men in the person Of Mr.. lobe jack
son died instantly Monday morning
and was buried from st, John Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening. Rev.
Brother Matthews. pastor of st. Matt
hew church preached the funeral.
Mr.. jackson has lived in Wichita
Falls quite eight years; he was a
successful Dairyman here for some
while owing to the long and contin-
ued illness Of his wife he decided
to move close in the city and enter
into the grocery business which he
successfully operated until his death.
Mr.. Jackson leaves wife and a
host of friends to mourn his loss.
Quite deal Of sickness now; Mr..
Tom Register of the Reliable Tailor
Shop and Mr.. Howard Dyer of the
Denver Tailor Shop are both con-
fined to bed. We hope their illness
is not serious and they will soon re-
cover. Miss N A. Donaldson, the
believes in Negro Enter
prises and uses every effort possible
to maintain and pepetuate it. Rev.
A. L. Wright pator st. John Baptist
church left Tuesday for st. Louis
Mo-. to attend the National Baptist
The liberated Mission
airy Society at its regular monthly
held at the c. NJ. e. church
Wednesday. Nov. 29th voted to en-
power its Executive Board to pur-
chase the site it has had under con-
sideration for the Day Nursery. The
Childs Welfare Committee Is maxi
ing all plans for a Drive to raise
the necessary funds. This Committee
feels that to care for and properly
train the children is the most inn
Dortant .of all Therefore. It is ask
ing all churchs and organizations
to help put over this Drive" The
president has outloned many other
things for the general welfare Of the
Society. The membership Drive is
to be continued until its next meet
ing. The next meeting will be held
at Anderson Chapel A. M. q. ccurch
r. Duckenfield, President.
The Ladies' Progressive Club-met
at the residence of Mrs. Trimble
Wednesday, Nov. 2gth.
The Social Civics Club will meet
with Mrs. II. Hembry on Decem-
Der Sth.
The Priscilla Art and Civic Club
will meet with Mrs. King, December
Ttb.
The Extensive Board Of the Paren
Teachers Association met Tuesday.
Dec 9Th.
C0Oledge.-Mrs. Estella Richardson
is on the sick List. Prof. ]. H. Willis
and daughter Cleona spent a few
days visiting at their home at Cotton
Gin. The Imperial Jubilee sacred
singers of Kansas City. Mo-, sang
night at the A. NJ e.
church to large crowd Of black
and white It was grand. Mr. Leon
Lenox and Miss Arene Grant were
happily married Sunday night. Sun
day school was we'll attended at ali
Of the churches. Rev. o. s. Carroll
was at his. post Of duty at the A.
NJ e. church. A splendid congregat-
l0s, issor< s,rocn,,t nofl. ,.,o~nf,xu ouI
night. He indeed preached two power
full sermons. AT night he preached
0 the satisfaction Of all present.
Many were made to rejoice. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Jackson is rejoicing over
a fine baby; mother and child are
doing fine The Allen Christian en-
deavor League Of A. NJ. Il. church
is taking IN new life with Mrs. vir-
einia Rutherford as its newly elect
ed president. Mrs, Davis is spending
a few days at Prairie View with
her husband who sick; we hope
he will soon be up again.
Gainesyille.--All churches were well
attendes Sunday. Rev. B. f. Brown
and .Ssg B. Williams left for S.
Louis, Mo-, to attend the National
Baptist Conys itlon. Mr.. A. Morris
and wife spent Thanksgiving in Ard
more, Okla. Mrs. Katherine Davis
las given an entertainment celebrat- |
ng her third anniversary Thusday |
'vening at the resie snce Of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Moss. 1872 Culherson ST. The
0eaconess met at the resideEce Of
Mrs. 2. F. Dixon Friday evening and
lgtef buiness a surnptious menu was
served. yhs Deaconess and l.aymen
rave a hansk giving dinner and wege
successful In this effort. Raised S2S. so /
VII p. n ElasA mon is OUT OF ths eitv |
in business. Mrs u Chiles IS zbouF
Q recover after q proonged illness
,rol J. II walters daugl.ter Danella
Waller was entertained at her Gand.
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