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

Quincy.
sunday school and b. Y. p. y. was
both well attended yesterday Rev.
b. d. Evans filled his regular appoint
mcnf Sunday and preached two noble
sermons and leclEred 70 The = I. 7.
u Collection was good. Hon. II. y.
Price spent the week end home with
family and says that the drive Is
depressing nicely and there Will
be about 100 more members added
ia the folds 81 Kniehthood in this
drive. Miss S. L. Collins and Sister
returned to their home at Plano, Tex,
after spending several months here.
Mr.. Fines Montgomery OF Mt. Enter
prise, Texas. left for his home saotur-
day evening. Miss Lula NJ Hollis Of
Nacoedoches, spent a few days Ia the
city this week and left for her home
Sunday morning. Rev. > =. Dunbar
spent Friday and Saturday IN the
city this week. Mr.. Robert johnson o.
Huh Texas who have been attending
school left for home Saturday morn
ine. Miss Leila d. McBlover Of Bur
lard and Little Miss Cassie NJ. potson
spcnt sunday evening with the Prices.
Mr.. NJ. G. Price made business trips
TO Jacksonville and Billiard this week,
The Cuney ball team iayed Lee
spring team Friday asd Saturday
Friday scores were SO In favor Of
Zee Spring and Saturday 6-2 in favor
Of Quincy We hope the boys Will come
again Mrs. Izanna Blanton is 70
spend the summer in Dallas. Okla.
homa and other points Mr.. Herbert
Williams and sister Mrs. Bizzle Larry
~ Afabank spent d few days here az
the bed side OF their father, MI Jim
Williams who has been very sick but
"A mulch improved at this writing The
people are still striving for the new
School building. and are putting form
every effort possible 70 raise the
money. Mrs. Charity Sneed is visiting
her daughter IN Dallas this week and
Is also planning to visit her sons IN
Tulsa, okla, and los Angeles Can't,
before returning home. Prof. y "
Hamilton, Mr.. ]. T. Powell and Mr.
". d. Thomas. made business trips
10 Jacksonville this week. Mrs Matte
Powell OF Houston spent a Few uayf
with her husband
CARTHAGE.
Mr.. Toney Crawford is new
reader Of the Express Mrs. Marie
Iackson Of Dallas died Thursday, May
2sfh her remains was brought here
for burial. and was accompanied Dy
her mother, sister and two more
friends from there. Sick list MIS-.
Bell Bryant and Mrs. Fannie Cray
Mrs John L. Chadwick who. has beep
going to school At Dickson's Orphan
axe has returned home Also MISS
Tots Chadwick who has been going
AZ Austin. The Black Leagues OF this
place crossed bats with Cash Black
Button. the last hearing game was
14l3 IN favor Of the Black Legs, MISS
Fannie Belle Rayson. and Mr.. Fletch-
er were quietly married last week
Crops do pretty we'll here, they are
a little delayed. Mr. Wilbert Clark IS
a new reader Of the Express. Mrs.
Mary Stibblefield has returned home
after a lew months stay IN Tenepa'
Mr.. James Rayson Of Marshall Is here
visiting relatives and friends.
AMMA0a
The u. B. F.. and S. M us held
their Anniversary exercises for 1922
at the A. NJ. r. church. The Ennis
High school exercises were very
interesting. The Baccalaureate sermon
was preached by Rev r. w Scott,
pastor Of fourth ward Baptist Church.
The graduating address was delivered
by Prof. w. II. Burnett. principal Of
Terrell school Mr. Chas. Mays, a well
known and well liked young man
died last week The colored people
Of Ennis own % automobiles. Service
was wei attended at all the churches
Sunday. 5. A. Crenshaw viii leave for
San Antonio Sunday to attend the
X. OF p, Grand Lodge. Dr.. Q. W.
Phillips has left for Phoenix. Arizona
and Mrs Dr.. Phillips and baby has
gone to TT. Worth. Mrs aogers has
openea new stand ice cream parlor
next door to Stephens Store. Mr..
Frank Warner Is having neat little
building erected ia which he will
open up patent drug and confoftion-
cry store.
FERRIS.
Sunday school was well attended
at all churcheB DIR. A. r. Starks, p
T.. OF tie Bonh I'm District held his
first quarterly Conference with john
son Chapel Al NJ. =. Church Saturday
Rev. Mosely preached an excellen
sermon at the A. NJ. u. church. Sun
day afternoon Mrs f. A. Little ans
others went to Palmer Sunday eve
ming to service. Rev. J. S. A. Trowel
WAS at bis post Sunday and preached
two inspiring sermons.
HENDERSON.
Henderson. Through the efforts o
Nv. II. McCane. Principal Of the Ex
celsior High school all Of the iSunda.
schools Of the town met IN a join
session at Mother Zion Baptist churcl
Sunday morning and held a.odl'
: Sundav school. The following werl
appointed as teachers for the occas
sion: Prof. w q McCane. Mrs. A
". Pryor. Miss Eiattie Lou Franklin
Mr. w e. Brulaley, Mrs. Mimi
Whatley, Mr. Walter Franklin, Mrs
Nettie Moore and Joe Beals. collection
$1,000. After Sunday scneOl. graG
mating class OF seven girls marches
In, following them wac large NUN
Der Of chiIdrei and grown ups VIII
filied to overflow the spacious NIothe
zion. Alspropiate music Wrs rendurel
b. the choir OF Mother Zion Bap
fist church: after which Rer. S Gar
ner Pastor o the G. M. o.. proceeds
to deliver his very able and apDreci
afed Bacrqlaureale Sermon. Rev
Garner did entire iuE.ice to the oc
CASTOR. Rev Linley. pastor Of til
second Baptist church was presen
a1ld assisted IN tie services. Principal
McCane. followed the sermon with
VERY strong talk which was appreci
afof ~ All thinking people. Collection