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

! DlOcSNfuh Ounudy bC0OOl was well
tended at both churches Rev. Rich
ardson of Paris, filled the appoint
ment at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and Sunday night, the
meeting was very successful The
patron Of the school have finished
the school room and made 1t very
comfortable for the kids and the
teacher. Rev. T. G. Chambers, the
newly elected pastor to the Oak
Hill Baptist church came to answer
the call Wednesday night with a
burning message. Miss Reuby Bills
of Paris, who will begin teaching
at KennytownN this week was the
guest Of Mrs. Bert Alexander Sat
urday. Mrs. Willie Robbins came
through our city Monday on her
way to Medill to visit her father
and mother. Mr.. Sam Thomas. the
barber was unable to get the shop
Saturday on account Of an attack
of the dengue fever, but is some
better at this writing.
Tyler.---Dr. A. T. Stewart, pas
tor of Bethlehem, preached noble
sermon on Sanctification at IL D.
m. services. Sunday was high day
at st. James. G. M. e. church. DR..
Clark and his members are prepar-
ing to go to the annual conference
at Henderson. Rev. T. c. Bledsoe,
B. Y. p. U. ordganizer filled the
pulpit at True Vine Two additions.
DR.. Franklin, pastor of A. M. E.
church is out of the city attending
conference. Prof Strains of Pales-
tine was in the city Sunday visiting
his wife, who Is teaching near here.
Miss Ruth White Supervisor of
Colored schools in Cherokee County
spent few days at home last
week. Mrs. Ida benson, who has
been here visiting relatives left for
her home at Corsicana, Sunday.
Sicklist: Aunt Bamma Starr is very
| i'll at her home on Liberty st. Mes
sers. Jas. Hightower and Jas. Terry
have been confined to their homes
this week. Mr.. J. g. Clomon has re-
turned from Monroe, La, where he
was called on account of illness.
Mrs. Dora Patterson has returned
to Fort Worth after spending few
days with her sick mother. Mr.. VIII
liam who is representing the Stan
dard Life Insurance Co., was in the
city for few days this week dom
iciled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Tucker on Border street. He
was accompanied by his chauffeur,
Mr.. Taylor. Little Miss Louise Jor-
dan has been out of school a few
days with the dengue fever. Miss
Louise King. entertained Friday
night with birthday party at her
home on North Border street, deli
cious refreshments of cream. cake.
fruit and assorted candies were
served after the games. She received
many useful presents. Prof. ]. L.
Ford made flying trip to Hen
derson last week on business. Mrs.
Eugenia Wiley returned from Mar
shall, Sunday evening, where she
visited her husband. Mr.. Robert
Lynch is neatly repairing his home
on w. Claud street. The remains
of Rev. G. G. Bufford, one of East
Texas most loyal and energetic
ministers arrived in the. city last
Tuesday morning. The funeral scr
vices were held at the First Baptist
church, Thursday evening and were
! largely attended. DR.. A. +. Stewart
delivered the funeral sermon. The
ministers of the District turned out
in a body to pay their respect. The
floral offerings were profuse. His
body was laid to rest in st. Louis
Community cemetery. FL leaves
wife and five children, a host of
friends to mourn his loss. Mrs. M. J.
Pinkston, one of Tyler's much loved
and progressive business women
passed away Sunday evening, Nov.
18th at 8:35 o'clock at her resi-
dence, $40 Border street. after a
continued illness. Her funeral was
largely attended Wednesday after
noon at st. James G. M e. church
of which, she was member with
honors of Court OF Calanthe and
Eastern Star. Rev. Clark, officiated.
Floral offerings were many. Inter
ment at new cemetery.
The remains OF Mrs. Ella Wide
man, who passed away Nov. 16, at
her home on Hickory street was
laid to rest in the new cemetery
last Friday evening. The Allen
Undertaking Company had charge of
the three funerals mentioned. Quite
large number of the teachers
are getting ready to attend the
! Teachers Associa ion at Fort Worth
Thanksgiving.
! TexarlSana. --Sunday was a beau
tiful day and services were largely
attndded at the various churches
The sewing circles number one and
two OF HopewelI G. M. e. church
donated money from their treasur-
les and had the church papered last
week. George Thon pson is now the
new agent for the Cr,sis, when in
need Of 1t see lin. Friends of Mrs.
Theo Harris of Chicago, ILL.,. form
erly of this place. have been in
formed that she has recently fin
Iished a course as trained nurse
Hon ]. H. Allen, supervising deputy
Of the American W0odmen arrived
here and met with Camp No. 208,
: and in his own way addressed the
Camp. Rev. J. H. Moore stopped at
Horewell church Sundav night and
gave synopsis Of the conferences
that were held at Dallas and Ash
: down. Ark, respectively. Rev. H. P.
Porter is reported very sick at his
brothers. home on Buchanan ave-
nue.. Mr. Jones OF st. Augustine Is
in our city as guest OF his sister
Mrs. ]. W. Whitaker. The Parents
school, and wish the cooperation Of
all the patrons.
. Maud. There was not any Sunday
I school last Sunday on account Of
} the heavy rain. Rev. / w. Williams
s is conducting series OF meetings
3 at his church in Mt. PlC asant this
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