The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-25

SNdAuiubllOu. MI. AOuJ OIdutohu
reads the Express. NJ. VIM. Godfrey
is erecting new bungalow.
shelman.--Mrs Clora Scott OF
Moody is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Perry and Sister. Mrs. e. Cor
sey. Rev. A. Simmons is tonsorialing
at Mann's tonsorial parlors. Mrs
Eddie Mitchell and little baby ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs. F.
Hardeman of Paris have returned to
visit Of her parents. The marriage
Of Mr.. Louis Shannon to Miss Cor
della Fields will be contaminated
might Of the 25th inst. at Payne
Chapel A. M. e. Miss Jennie Mae
Thomas, teaching at Lavon spent
Saturday and Sunday at home. Mrs
Rev. M. N. Milligan accompanied
Mrs. Jennie Hardin of Fort Worth
to her home for regeneration. Mrs.
Stella Young is representing Hi Jay
toilet articles. Mr.. Jeff Davis of
1 Clarksville is in the city. In the re-
cent session of West Texas G. M.
u. annual conference Wednesday and
Sunday inclusive held at Oak Cliff
Bishop ]. 9. Martin presiding. Rev.
j. M. Fountain was sent to Amar-
lilo and Rev. J. q. Raines OF Gaines
vile. sent here. Our Presiding Elder
Rev. r. j. Rucker was sent to
Gainesville with Rev. DR.. Starks,
p. K. of this Dallas District. Rev.
i w. G. Ingram was sent to Indepen-
dent Springs; Rev. Moses Johnson
was sent to South Sherman; Rev.
9. H. Bell. a former pastor of st.
John G. M. e. here and p e. Of
Oak Cliff District was stationed at
Oak Cliff. Rev. /. u. Robinson,
former pastor here now pastoring In
Fort Worth was returned to Ft.
Worth. The conference convenes
next year In Fort Worth Messrs. G.
Hennie, Jas. Kirkpatrick accom-
panied by Miss Estella Burton of
Bonham, motored to visit Miss Jim
mie Smith In Honey Grove. Rev.
w. H. Purnell Of st. James M. u.
will preach his closing sermon. 26th
preparatory for his West Texas
M. q. annual conference in San
Antonio, Bishop Robt e. Jones Of
New Orleans, presiding. Mrs. Mary
Davis has returned to her home in
Fort Worth. A grand musicale will
be given night of 28th at Andrews
auditorium for benefit of Harmony
Baptist, under the management Of
Mrs. Dr. s. L. Goodson and Mr.. Jo-
seph Huntley. Rev. J. w. Williams
of Progressive Baptist is in league
visiting wife, The marriage of Mr.
Jno. H. Lewis to Miss Ethel Bald
win OF Denison was consummated
Monday morning at the residence
Of Mr.. H. P. s. Bruce on South
Branch street, by Rev. H. ID. Allen.
Both contracting young people are
In the upper crust of sweeldom.
Mrs. Tressie Hatcher. Miss Ivory
Polk, Messrs Clark Anderson and
L. d. Davis motored to Dallas Sum
day. Mrs. Ed Fisher narrowly es-
capped with her life Friday night,
by burning OF her home four miles
north of the city. All her household
goods were a total loss. Miss Rosa
Hill has resigned as teacher in Fred
Douglass high to accept position
at Whiterock. Miss Irene Jefferson
is teaching in her place. The fun
eral OF Miss Louis Porter who died
early Sunday morning at the Sher-
man hospital was attended Monday
at Blue Creek by Rev. Fountain,
Mr.. r. Everett had charge. Mr.. Rice
Nelson made business trip to Fort
Worth and Waco. The marriage Of
Mr.. Claudio Nickberry to Mrs. Ella
Ray Boyd, formerly Of Bonham was
consummatec afternoon Sunday at
the palatial residence Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dewey Brewster on East Chat
fin street by Rev DR.. Wirdlowe OF
New Hope Baptist, both contracting
young people are in the upper crust
of sweeldom or sweedledom. He be-
ing owner of the capital theatre
as we'll as stockhuIder in Fraternal
Bank and Trust Company Of Fort
/, Worth. Mrs Boyd is one of the
city's leading bells.
! Denton.--The New st. James is
near completion. The new Colored
addition, Rev. =. T. Jackson, our
pastor shows ! thself equal to his
task. All churches joined to help
make the Sunday services for ST..
James success. st. Emanuel Bap-
list church $21.05; Pleasant Grove
$11 :45 Mt. Piagah G. NJ. e. $1e.O2;
Mrs. Dora Randolph, $22.65; St.
James reports later. Rev. A. L. Lee
the newly elected pastor Of ST.
Emanuel is a big hearted Christian
man. Sunday being his regular pas
tnrial day. Rev. Jackson Icing on
. the eve Of going y conference and
no where 10 hold his final services,
he dispensed with all services and
threw his doors open and me1e him
welcome
Jewel Art Club Owing to incle-
ment weather the Jewel Art club
did not have it's regular meeting
! Friday, but will meet Friday with
I Miss Cleo Young. Miss b. o. Tay-
lor, President; Miss M. ]. Neal, Sec
! Rotary.
} T. ID. High-The T. d. H. was
3 very pleased to have as their guest
Fireman Hughes (white) of the
Dallas fire department who spoke
to the faculty and students on an
: important subject Of fire proven
e ton He was in company with fire
man Barns Of Dallas and Fireman
s Bates Of Denton. Many helpful ideas
i were eloquently brought out by fire
Z man Hughes. Prof. r. d. Moore
9 gave an able response, after which
8 the student body rendered very
!. nice program. F D. Moore, pc rel
g pal; Faculty Miss o. Nj Seey, Miss
: B. G.. Taylcs Miss Il. j. Stinnett
i, Miss Zelma Taylor. who is teach
r ing at Sanger. spent tne weekend
j, witn her mother, Mrs M, e. Ayers
land motored to Sanger, sunda,
q evening ia company with Misses r