The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

old home in Holland community near
Carthage. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chadwick
are still visiting in the above named
community. Miss s. V. Whitehurst is
visiting Mrs. Annie Washington john
son in Betheleham community. Sister
Catherine Ford was able to be in ser
vices Sunday after long confinement
to her sick room. The old Bruce High
school building is being torn down
to make way for new modern school
building. Misses Reevie Montgomery
Lollie and Romania Holland are tok-
ing business courses at the Dickson
Orphanage Home. Miss M. l.. Holland
teacher Miss Iva Mae hurry is con-
Quoting a musical saudio at the home
and quite a number of twon pupils
are taking advantage of the opor-
tunity Mrs. Avery takes Mrs. Davis
place as girls matron and Mrs. Hall
is matron over the baby cottage at
the Home. Aunt Jane Culberson is
slowly improving. Dallas Express is
read well in Gilmer Most of the GUS
toners demand the paper every Satur
day. It's so newsy. Rev. w. l.. Dick
son advises all Negroes to read il,
ond his teachers in the home never
refuses to take copy. Revs J. b.
Keaton and A. w. Kennon and many
others are regular customers. The
Inewsboys can scarce supply the de-
mands.
FOrney-All churches in the city
were well attended Sunday in all de-
departments. Rev. Bailey of Dallas,
closed ten days revival Little Rock
Baptist church. Three were baptized
Sunday evening. Rev. Pruitt was aa
his post of duty. Rev. Richardson Of
Dallas, preached an able sermon at
Mt. Zion Baptist church Sunday. G.. w.
Sanders and Prof. W. M. Lee left
Monday for the association at Deni-
son, Texas. Mrs. Hattie Darnell is
on the sick list. We hope her an early
recovery. -.
WeatherfOrd.- Services good at all
churches Sunday. Mrs. H. l.. Harper
and children went to TT. Worth
Saturday The Daughters of St.
Francis Tabernacle III had their
public installation at Joungs Park.
Miss jessie Abonothy pent Sunday
in Fo. Worth with her sister. Mrs.
Flora Swan, PRECEDENT of the woman's
missionary society, held their meet
ing at 4:30 o'clock Sunday. Mr..
James Abaathy spent Sunday at home
Mrs. Lee Jones gave a party in honor
her Auntie, Mrs. H. L. Harper of San
Deigo, California. The table was de-
corated with red roses and ferns.
Cake, punch and cream was served.
1t was given at Youngs park.
CaIvert.-Mrs. irene GLASS of Dali
las Is spending the week end in this
city the guest of her mother, Mr.. Mat
tie Hester. Mrs. E. West oof West Cal
vert is quite sick at her home. Her
son, Mr.. Harrison West of Thorton is
attending her bed side. Mrs. Vena
Fair is sick at her home in West Cal
vert Mrs. H. H. Poodle is still in Cal
weston. Mrs. ]. Wyatt Of Corsicano
is in the city, the guest of her sister
Mr.. George Lipman. Miss Pauline Hen
ry is proving to be great chu ch
worker; she gave a supper for the
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Poodle, to raise Delegate money Tor
the Dictrict Conference. Mrs. B. ID.
Brown returned Thursday from Mar
lin where she attended M. E. District
Conference. Rev. J. A. Brown left Sun
day for Hearne NJ. e. District Con-
feianc Mrs. P. e. Davis and Mrs.
VIM. Qualls returned from Dallas
Sunday where they attended the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge. Rev. d. ].
Jones of Roosevelt, Okla, spent the
week end in the city, visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. L. Payne. She left
Saturday Tor oaher points in Texas
to visit relatives. Miss Blanch T. Watt
is able to be up after six week ILL
ness. Mr.. s. w. Watson is up after a
few days illness. Miss C0helia Solom
came in from. Prairie View Saturday.
Miss Motto Roberts came home from
Dallas where she spent three months
with her sister, Mrs. A. Bradley OF
Greenwood street Mrs. Levella Dean
Lizzie Woodley motored to Hearne
Thursday to the Conference, also
Mrs. Andrew Young and Celia Young
and Mrs. Swami. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Haipnie of Grossbeck are in the city
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. T..
Moore Is leaving for IT. Worth to-