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

T, day visiting her brother, Prof. H. r.
Jones Rev. Scott was here enroute 30
Bishop College. Mr.. A. ]. Avery re-
turned to his home in Hawkins, Tex.
Mrs. Mary Petite died last Thursday
and was buried Friday. Mrs. Mary
Johnson Of Lindel was In Mineola
enroute to Bishop where she Is
teaching.
West--Rev. A. l.. White was in his
pulpit although he was i'll. Miss Ethel
Lee Evans won the group prize in
the d. " p. U. which is a trip to
Hillsboro. rhe evening service was
preached by Rev. Ward pastor of
the White Baptist church. Mr.. +. A..
lotion and Miss Martha Tottcn went
to Waco Friday. Mrs. Corinne Degra-
ties sister visited her last week Mr..
Allie Bee Wilmington and family have
moved to West. The w. H. s. donated
Rev Burns $1.00 while here. Rev.
Sam Williams, A. NJ. f. preacher was
assigned to work in the Waco Dis
trict for next year.
F0rney.-The churches and Sunday
schools were well attended Sunday.
Pastor w. II. Warner at his post.
, administered the Lords Supper Sun
| day night. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sneed left for
Austin to spend the holidays with
her mother; from there she will leave
for Oakland. California. Mrs. l.. l..
Lipscomb left for Dallas to visit
her daughter.
Mineral Wells.-1Mrs. BNllah Rob-
erts is visiting in Nacogdoches doin
the holidays. Don't forget the sing
ing contest at the A. NJ. r. church
on Monday night, Dec. %. between
Cleburne and Mineral Wells: admiss-
ion II cents. and 35.ents. Mrs. Ben
ME Gales of Ccrsncana is visiting
Mrs. Feela Hudley. The Union Sun
day school rally was success The
First Baptist church was awarded
the prize, which was a Testament.
given by the Supt., Of the A. NJ. Z.
S. s. Bro. Sheppard who has been
attending school in Sequin has re-
turned home.
Gainesville churches were well
attended Sunday. Rev. b. j. Brown
returned from the National Baptist
Convention reporting a splendid time.
Miss Sadie Blackman left for Louis
vile, KY, where she will live with
her aunt. James Edward Thomas
had birthday party Dec. 10th. He
+ received a number of presents. The
Junior Board will serve dinner to
the old people of the city at the st.
James C. M. Z. church, Saturday The
Deaconess Board met with Mrs. Ber-
tie Kentz Friday evening. Next meet
ing with Mrs. Pearl Glenn.
MARTINIQUE of the rent houses Of
Mr.. E. l.. Libson was destroyed by
fire. Mr.. r. B. Black former reporter
of the Dallas Express left Thursday
for Quannah. Marlin Colcred High
School students are planning on pur-
chasing a typewriter. Work on the
newly organized departmental basis
! is PROGRESSING.
Cameron Prof Harry Miller,
Americas cleverest magician, exhibit
ted at the high school last Monday
and Tuesday. Rev. Humber was on
duty in Calvert Sunday. Rev. Harde-
man preached at Bethel. Miss Peachy
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
Prof. Il. j. Huffman is in the city
DR.. s. B. Zephyr has purchased a
Buick Six Roadster. DR.. Zephyr, A
Mcneil, S. Gordon and Bill Nelson
went hunting last week and returned
with much game. Mr.. Cyrus Dear
mon of Caldwell died last week. Mrs
! Alice Shelton, wealthy citizen and
old pioneer of st. Gable died last
week. The Striving Club met with
Miss M. v. Johnson, Dec 10th. After
an interesting program, we were most
delightfully."- served with a delicious
course.
JacksOnville.-Rev. A. W. Walker
Presiding Elder of; the Jacksonville
District, A. NJ. f. church held his
| first quarter Dec. 10th and 18th at
ST. James A. M. f. church. Mr.. John
Williams and Mrs. Viola Bowens were
married Dec. 10th. Mr.. B. Johnson
and Miss Minnie Kemp we're married
Dec. 18th. Miss Mary NJ Philips the
young progressive music teacher is
doing splendid work in our city. Rev.
A. M. Mitchell, pastor Rising Star
Baptist church occupied the pulpit
Sunday. Mrs. S. E. Anderson of Alto
] spent few days in the city in the
| interest of her business. Superior
Mutual Life and Health Association
elected the following officers: H. Y.
Martin, pres. d. L. Ragsdall, Vice
pres. DR.. P. A. Sims, Secty., Mr.. j. G.
Griffin, Treas. Mr.. Willie Rainey OF
Frankston spent few days here last
week. Mr. Price and Mrs. Everline
Bates were married Sunday. Notice
To the Public Stop at the Peoples
Garage and get your car worked
over at the Colored garage. All work
guaranteed at cut prices. A full line
of tires and parts. Ben Miller, Mana
ger
"Wednesday, Dec. 18th,
the South Marshall Club met with
Mrs. Jack Hodge; the club had as
visitors: Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Wilson
The next meeting will be with Mrs. l..
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