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

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b. d.. presiding elder called the con-
ference to order at Jones Chapel at
ISharps, Oklahoma, six miles west Of
IOkmulgee. From the reports Of the
different pastors. the conference had
made marked improvement. Some
of the leading features Of the con
ferenees were the reports and rec
concentrations OF the committee on
finance and Sunday schools and the
sermons delivered by Revs. Dudly,
Malone Fisher, moderator. (Drs. I.
w. Kidd OF the A. M. q. church)
and Rt. Rev. p. A. Wallace, A. NJ,
Id. d., and DR.. c. E. Baker. The
brethren received their appointments
and left the conference with joyful
hearts. Rev. e. g. Baker, p. e. and
pastor at Luther, Rev. W. F. Fish
Ter, Okmulgee. Rev. d. G. Smith
Drippings Spring; Rev. D. i. Dud-
ley, James Chapel, Rev. I. s. Malone
|of Vernon. Rev. N. A. Anderson,
McAlister with the larger cities and
few others to be supplied. The
reception rendered Bishop Wallace
Tuesday evening by ministers and
friends OF the A. M. E. Presbyterian
and Baptist churches of the city was
indeed an enjoyable affair. Mrs. II.
Id. Massey OF 718 N. Muskogee ave-
nue. was called to Ardmore last
week, attending the funeral Of her
father. She will visit friends in
Oklahoma City on her return. Mrs.
Rosa Huckaby OF No. Muskogee
avenue departed this life Friday
evening after a lingering illness. De-
ceased was highly respected and
much loved in this community Fun
eral held Sunday evening at A. M. p.
church; was quite factor In the
social religious and frnternal life
in this city. Rev. z. M. Madden.
pastor Of Franklin chapel M. e.
church OF which deceased was a
member delivered the funeral ora
ton. The H. II. Of Ruth had charge
of the remains. Deceased leaves a
son and daughter and host OF
friends to mourn her death. The
Irwin Baby Jazz Co., of Oklahoma
made hit with us.
Mrs. G. Shubblefield of Oklahoma
City Is guest of Mrs. Queen Brown
at 500 f. 3rd street. Mrs. Emma
Booker, daughter of Mrs. M. Brown,
lat 306 North Muskogee is improving
from a severe illness. Mr.. n. e..
Fuller, owner of the Fuller Tax
lline has added another new Hudson
Sedan closed Taxi cab to his al
ready swell taxi service line. DR.. w.
In. Napier has moved his office to
/ Grayson. Tuesday is election day.
lOur voters are urged to vote early
and vote right Miss M. Brooks at
iii NJ Sewers operates one Of the
most up-to-date beauty parlors in
the the city. She is specialist in
this line. The Dunbar Foot Ball
team is developing into real team
what 1t likes in tactic is made up
In nerve.
I.awton.--A surprise party was
! given Friday night. Nov. 3rd by
Mrs. Thomas. at the home Of Mr.
land Mrs. j. X. Harbe. honorint
Miss Fannie M. Stonehom. She left
Sunday for Indiahoma, OKLA, where
she will teach school. Various games
were INDUCED in and an enjoyable
thine was had. Mrs. Bertha McWrigh
of San Antonio was here visiting
her brother, Mr.. ]. M. Harbert a
. No. 9Th street. A fine boy was borI
I to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown. Moth
er and babe are reported doing flint
, at this writing. Mrs. Almer Fishe
is on the sick list. Mr.. Joe Ba!
was Miss Maple Mootry were mar
ried Thursday evening at the resi-
ldenee of Mrs Mary Robertson. Rev
King and family have returned from
, Hollis, Okla, also Mr.. and Mrs
/, Hal have returned from the sam,
pace. The Sunday school and B. Y
F. u. were well attended as usua
/, lat Bethlehem Baptist church TIT
pastor preached excellent sermons
at both meetings. Sunday school wal
well attended at the A. M. q. church
The pastor preached strong sermons
The Sunday school and B. Y. P
u. were well attended at the Gal
, Iillee Baptist church. The State Mis-
sionary, Rev. Bess was with us Fri
day.
Il ArtlInOre-Services were good al
TALL churches today. The B. Y. P. u
had q very interesting program Sun
day Afternoon. Mr.. John Louis OF
Oklahoma City spent several days in
lefty on business. Mrs. Alpha HOus-
ton is able to be up at this writing.
Mr. f. M Comfy of "A e. ST.. N. E.
have purchased new $3.50 ford The
II A. M. e. Church had very interest
ing flapper contest. Herbert Taylor
the winner of the prize for being
the best dressed flapper. Mrs. Mack
Thomas is mucch improved at this
writing. The missionary sisters rend
cred very interesting program at
1.-THE First Baptist Church Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday
night Rev. =. T. Anderson preached
la touching missionary sermon.
ArFnores-lA's churches were well
lattended Sunday. Douglass High
school foot ball tear, is in full
bloom and is now ready at any time
for a match game. They are ex-
lpecting to play In Paris, Texas Oct
In. Mr.. Wallas Allen Is very sizes
lat this writing Mr. hed Bell Of
Wichita, KaDs., was called 10 tht
Ihed side OF his brother. Mr.. w. AL
len.
IlsEy. Il. X. WILLIAMS Looks
LIKE A sJREi WINNER IN BAP
Il TIsT RACE.
j Our Baptist brethren are casting
about for the best man to sue
!. lceed the late DR.. e. c. Morris al
president OF their National Conven
ltion A number of their best mel
lnrn nsnirania fnl. fhr nffica DR. 4.