The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17

have also visited many places In tho
rural districts. IL they ever come tc
your city don't fail to hear them
/ Watch for their coming. They have the
praise of having the best male quar-
tette in the state. Their dramas are
extra. The members are: c. M. Stew
art. LIST tenor: Payton Maddox, 2nd
| tenor; II. X. Owens. baritone; c. u
Boxer. basso. II. d. English. pianist
and star comedian.
H. D. English. Reporter
J Hubbard sunday School at Lovely
Hope baptist church was well at
tended. Scholars present no. supt. Prof
d. Johnson preached at Lovely Hope
Baptist church Sunday night. Mrs.
Mary BELL Watson Of Mckinney has
returned home after weeks stay in
Hubbard, the guest Of Brs. NJ l..
Wright. Rev il. NJ Palmer Of MI
mons at ST. Paul A. NJ Il. church
services were well attended Coilec-
ton good.
LaJunta, CoIo.--The A. NJ h. mem
bers Will enter their auditorium sun
day. A birthday party was given at
the Baptist church, Monday evening
for little Mildred Marley On Mil
dred's arrival to the church she was
surprised to see the members of her
CLASS ana tut mtfnDtTS OF the "A. MI, 10.
Sunday school class with their teach
err. Miss NJ Carney. Ice cream and
cake was served and the children had
a good time. Miss Mignon Badgett
left for Garden City. Kans., on the
4th to spend the summer with her
for Kansas City. Mo-, on the 9Th to
spend a week or more and wait for
her daughter. Thelma. who Is en-
route from Howard University at
Washington, D. G. Mrs Valley Mar
shall and l. NJ. Murphy, made a speedy
great day with the ball players out
at Potters' park. The team from
Pueblo, Colo. played the team Of La
Junta. to their sorrow. The game was
interesting and was in La Junitass
favor. Several lady visitors were
gram was rendered by the Missionary
Sisters at the Baptist church.
Croclxett.--The first of May, the
Rev. Houston Porter Boxley, vital
force for good In any community and
coming Aristotle, was sent to serve
the G. NJ. e. They should be too
proud of him. The members are be-
coming interested through this divine.
Commencement exercises of Crockett
high school began May both with three
nights, moral and practical plays.
On June Nth, Rev. r., w. Holman
preached the educational sermon. On
June 9Th the graduation exercises took
place at St. Luke Baptist church.
Twenty-Five constituted the class Of
which two were boys. Song and In
vocation, Rev. G. J. Alexander. Song,
Deep River" Salutatory Birth of
the Rock by Miss NJ. c. Houston.
.colors Miss Racheal King. Grafton,
Glass Flowers. Miss Ethel Mae Tar
yer. Duett Misses Jewel Williams and
Evola Harrison. Lamentation. Miss
Gladys Bonner. Solo. Miss B. L. Her
rod. She sang sweeter than we have
soloists. Valedictory. where Brook
Mitchell. Quartet, Misses ]. williams,
L. NJ Ards. r. King and A. Hicks.
Annual address Prof. H. +. King.
Presentation of diplomas, accepting OF
diplomas, Jno. w. Pruitt, class presi-
dent. Glass song. Many presents were
given these students. Mesdames Flor
ence Hogg, Jane Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Fender ATTENDED the X. of p
grand lodge at San Antonio last week
Fannie Caesar and b. Holly are due
much credit for the exercise rendered
Sunday, Children's day. Collection
Sail The revival is getting warmer
and warmer each night at st. Luke
Baptist church. Several teachers left
for Prairie View Summer school Mr.
Jackson is up after being bitten by
a rattle snake pilot. Prof and Mrs
Barlow are here from Beaumont Mr.
Jim Rhodes. Jr., was accidentlS
Killed in Houston. on June Sth. re-
mains were shipped Sunday Afternoon
for burial Mrs. Rena Woods is muci
improved at this writing.
JncksonNiIIe.-Rev e. G. Young, P
E.. Jacksonville District held his srd
Quarterly Conference June 18th anc
18th and preached at the morning ser.
vices Mr.. A. W. Waits of Mt. Haven
died June the 9th after few weeks
F, illness. Rev. $. A. Benson, conducted
/ the funeral services. Remains laid "a
/ Rest in Ragsdale cemetery Elenzie
! Clay and Miss Cora Lewis were mar
\ ried at the Methodist parsonage. June
| 9th. Rev. c. II. Carter read the i'm
pressive ceremonies, We hope for the
4 young couple a smooth sail on theil
matrimonial voyage together. The
Philips Wheatley club met last week
/ at the residence of Mrs. Jarsh Red.
den, an entertaining meeting was held
Mrs. Bessie Ragsdale returned Satur.
day after a weeks stay in Quincy. Mrs
Josephine BUrrell, after several weeks
confinement is improved. Miss Isaiah
jackson made a business trip to Alto
Friday. Mrs. Ionic Lane OF Alto spent
! Friday the guest of Mrs. jackson en-
route from the Grand Lodge at Sar
Antonio. The Odd Fellows and II. III
of Ruth had their annual Thanksgiving
services Sunday evening at the Sweet
Union Baptist church. Rev. j. &
Brown preached the annual sermon
to a large audience. Mr. r.. Majors
and Mrs. Mary Washing Of St Louis
Mo-, were married at the Methodist
parsonage, Monday night, June 18th
1 Rev. c. II. Carter, officiated. We wish
for the contracting parties smooth
sail through life together They viii
make Baltimore. Nd their home. Chill
dren's day program was rendered al
Rising Star Baptist church. Sunday
evening. The emancipation celebration
at Etters park given under the aus
| AI-Stars VS.. Jacksonville Black Tigers
at Tigers park, Monday, June the
10 Mrs. Isabella Hays and little
grand daughter. Charlene left last
week for Dallas Rev. z. Q. Sapp left
Saturday for Waco to attend the Grand
musical concert given by the best
talent of the city at the Garage hall
Monday night, June 18th.
MiIford.--Misses Lois Banton, Susie
Mae Wright, Matte o. Beatty, Bessie
Gatewcod and Bernice Richards have
returned from school. Pilgrim Asest
M. Il. church Sunday School was well
attended. Prof. l.. G. Mcdonald made
splendid talk. Rev. Moulton preach
ed soul stirring sermon at IL p. m
Collection $21.O0. Childrena day was
enjoyed by all ST. James A. NJ. t.
church Childrens day exercises were
enjoyed b. ali. Mr.. Edward Donall
/ from Chattanooga, Tenn, is here visit
ing relatives and friends. A SOCIAL will
be given for the young ladies who
returned from school
Honey Grove.--Mrs. Slmmie Moore
and Mrs. Jeff Logans wers. in Bon
ham. attending the Y. w. A. from
Thursday to saturday. Rev Nun
sin of Denison, preached at tire Bap-
list church Sunday night. He preached
a noble sermon. Our pastor, d. j. r.
Swancey. We regret very rsuch "a
say win leave for Beaumont, where
he will assume his pastoral duties
Mr.. Jessie Davenport, leaves Wednes-
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