The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

ton, Rev. ]. w. Knowles. Temper.
airy Organization. Pres. J. A. Roper
secretarys, Miss L. Jackson. Miss
Ute Roper Committee on Credentials
and enrolment: J. w. Gray, G.. w
Ward, Rev Burleigh. Committee on
Order OF Business: s. F. J. Davis
B. j. Wilson, ]. ID. Pettigrew, T. j
Pan, j. w. Knowles. Committee on
Resolutions: w. H. Russell, ID. f.
Wilson, w. II. Neal, S. M. Holmes
w. w. Mitchell. Permanent Com.
mittee on Organizations: T. T. Col
lens. L. Morgan, H. Y. Peters, H. w
Burleigh, S. r. Roquemore. Wei.
come address: w. H. Russell. Per.
manent Organization. Pres. j. A
Roper, Okmulgee; vice-pres. VIM
Wright Slick; Treas. W. H. Burleigh
okmulgee; Sec. w. w. Mitchell
Dighton; Asst. Sec'y., Miss Lenora
Jackson, okmulgee.
Evening Session.
Address Hon Hugh E. Macbeth
Los Angeles, Cal. State Executive
CounciI-T. j. Penn, G. w. Aber.
nathy. w. e. Stricklin, (Soper); w
H. Twine, J. w. Knowles, H. Y
Peters. w. Ward, T. J. Williams.
Commission elected to be sent ia
Mexico to confer with that govern
ment and select suitable territory
for colonization. j. A. Roper, Okmul-
gee, Hon. w. H. Irvine, Muskogee,
j. w. Gray. Beggs; Alternate VIM.
Wright Slick. w. w. Mitchell and
]. s. Davies, selected by their To-
cal clubs was Endorsed by the con-
yention.
w. w. Mitchell of Dighton, elect
ed State Organizer.
State headquarters, Okmulgee,
Okla
Address all communications 1101
E. Bird street. okmulgee, Okla.
Ardmore, Okla, Feb. 9.-Mrs.
Elnor Roe and Mr.. Clinton Foster
left Sunday morning to attend the
funeral of Mr.. James Foster at
Lewlsyille, Ark, friends of Mrs.
Roe and Mr.. Foster extend their
sympathy Mrs. THEODORE DIXON was
the guest of Mrs. Tilla Thomas,
Saturday en- route to ainesville,
Texas. Mr.. Mock Thomas is able to
be out at this writing to the de-
light of his friends. G.
Miss Jennetta Mckinney gave a
birthday social Friday night, enter
tanned twenty of her friends. Master
Arthur Edwards and Miss Geneva
Criss were the prize winner of the
games. MYSTERIOUS egg found Sun
day in the hen house at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moore,
Rolf street, N. E., contained writ
ing as follows: Don't work on
Sunday, to He'll you'll 60" Messrs.
Curtis Cherry and Nemmie Parker
left Friday night for Wichita, Kans
Mines. e. A. Gillard and M. L. Da-
Wis have returned from their trip
to Flipper Key University. ITALIA
hassee, Okla, while there they at
tended the trio convention of the
w. II. and +. Missionary convention
S. S. S. and S. A. c L L convention.
Mrs. Gillard. State President of the
w. H. and +. Missionary. The total
amount raised $11S0.72. Mrs. AL
ma Jase, teacher at Tatum is at
home this week on business. Mrs
DR.. o. H. Smith is i'll at this writ
ing. We hope for Mrs. Smith a
speedy recovery. Miss Catherine
Brown is i'll at this writing. The
II. L. G. Club is preparing for a
grand social on the 14th Of this
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Prater
are having beautiful home built
on f. Main. Messrs. Charlie G..
Smith, Edd billiard, f. l.. Cox and
Willie Moore motored to Sulphur,
Okla, Sunday, in Mr.. Smiths new
Cadillac Eight Miss Alma Crisp is
Ill at this report. Her friends hope
for her an early recovery.
Lawton, Okla, Feb. Am excel
cellent program was rendered at
Baptist church under the
auspices of the Old Folks Home.
Mrs. Caruth wishes to thank mem
bers of the various churches for
their assistance in the program. Mr..
U. S. Wormley has purchased a
lot on Bell street and has moved
his home on it. Rosie Lee Holmes is
here from Oklahoma City, OKLA,
her mother and relatives.
Mother Jones and Mrs. Snowton
are both on the sick list. Sunday
School and B. Y. p. u, held at
The usual hours at Galilee Baptist
church. Rev. j. H. l.. Rome of the
A. NJ. e church was at his post and
preached morning and night Prof.
o. c. Jackson of Beggs, Okla, is
here for business. He is stopping at
No. 8, ID street. Little Stoneham
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
X. Hobert of 412 South LIST Street
Is sick with pneumonia.