The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-23

of Little Zion Baptist church, were
visitors at the plant OF the West
Texas Manufacturing Company Mon
day. They say the soda water is
fine but they don't get the kick,
ha! ha
Dear Santa Claus
| have been sweet girl and |
learn my lesson well. | want you
to bring me nice doll bed and din
ing room set; all kind of fruit and
nuts.
am only six years old.
Your friend,
zeola Lee.
My Sweet Old Santa Claus:
am mothers baby and want
some toys to play with. viii you
bring me a doll that says papa and
mamma; a rocking chair, all kind
of fruit and nuts.
am only years old.
Your little girl,
Doris Louise Lee.
Announcement--Mr and Mrs.
Hugh Ransom, Mexia, Texas. wish to
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Selma Lorraine to Mr.. G. G.
Sanders, which took place Thurs
day, Dec. IA, 1929.
Cuney.-S Sunday school and B. Y p.
U. well attended; Rev. d. d. Evans
preached at both services; collec-
tionos good. Mr.. W. c. Price passed
through the city from Wiley Univer-
sity where he put his sister Jewel
in school He will locate in Crockett
working in the inter-raciaP Corpora
lions good. Mr.. w. g. Price passed
of Ponta spent a few days in Quincy.
Mrs. Ellen Cross, Messrs. B. d. Daw-
son and Randle Kimbrough are build
ing new homes. Hon. II. L. Price,
Supreme Counselor of the Inter-racial
Cooperation of America explained
the purpose of the organization and
many have joined The Union will
have a meeting Monday night. Second
Baptist church will render a concert,
Friday night, Dec. 90. For the Ex-
press see J. F. Price, Rept. and
agent.
WeatherfOrd.-Mrs. A. d. Hutch=
inson returned to Dallas Tuesday
Messrs. George and Ben Newbrill are
back from Stamford. Mr.. Tom Barton
left for Eastland Sunday. Raised last
Monday in the Board $40.45; paid
Rev. A. F. Johnson. presiding Elder
for the first quarter.
Cooper-Mt Zion is all smiles
over new pastor for another year.
Sunday school teachers are planning
to have a Xmas tree on the 25. Born
to Mr.. and Mrds. Joe Weahersby a
fine baby girl, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Oakley fine girl also. Mrs.
Leon Jones went to Paris on busin-
ess. Mr.. W. G. Coleman was in town
frcm Ranger looking after his prop
erty. Geo. Geary went to Klondike
to visit his mother. The WoOdmen'
will serve dinner Xmas day in the
Odd Fellow hall. Mrs. Souvanah is
all smiles over her brother visiting
her from Mississippi.
NaeOgdOches.- L. f. Burkhal-
ter, pastor of Zion Hill First Baptist
church returned last week from st.
Louis, where he was attending the
National Baptist Conference. DIR.
Woodson is still confined to his
room, but is very much improved
Mr.. ]. w. Porter is reported TO be
getting along fine.
Tyler.-Revs. Alexander and DR..
Stewart are back from the National
Baptist Convention, and had many
good things to tell their congrega-
tons. Rev. Alexander preached at IL
am, Z. T. Academy turned out in
body. The trio at the B. Y. P. U.
was a treat to the listeners. Rev.
Williams, student from Z. T. Aca-
DENY spoke at night. DR.. Stewart
occupied the pulpit at both services.
The new pastor, Rev. Thrillkill and
his family of Tennessee have moved
into the parsonage. Mr.. John t. Rat
cliffe of Houston is in the city. Mr.
c. Hightower of Detroit. Mich, is
here to spend the holidays with
relatives. The funeral of Little Grace
Melvin, the 8 month old baby girl
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Warren was
held Tuesday. We extend sympathy to
the parents and little brother. Mrs.
Lucy Strobe left Wednesday for her
home in Dallas Mr.. Robinson Of
Dallas has arrived in the city to put
on a drive for the h. of P. Mrs. AIDE
Byas left Saturday for Fl. Worth. Mr..
Sam Davis is operating a first class
furniture store on w. Claude st. The
Corsicana Orchestra was in the city
last week. Mr.. Lewis Burns passed
away Saturday night. Trie Vine Bap-
list church will open its series of
Xmas festivities Saturday night with
Xmas tree and program by the
children. The doors will be open for
services Sunday. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday night Feast in the
Wilderness" and program combined
will be rendered. The pupil of the
"Tyler Hi'' will stage an Oratorical
contest Friday evening at 1880 pm.
st. James c. NJ. Il. church.
Admission 15cts.
.Mineola-The new pastor, McCale-
try of c. NJ. E. church preached
at both services. Presiding Elder,
Rev. Holton preached at the NJ. e.
church. Mrs. Bertha Earle OF San