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

mere were ii acceSSi0nS TO the
churches. $95.01 was raised. Mr.. j.
A. Phillips was offered $125 to
take an agency for an Insurance
Company. He will probably take
the offer. Mrs. Susie Griffin, who
has been very sick is improving at
this writing. Mrs. Ruth Elliotte was
returned to Amarillo. Rev. N. Prince
was at his post at Fort Worth, Sun
day. Rev. j. w. Hawkins attended
Rev. G. w. Carraway, pastor, of the
the board at Ennis last week The
A M. K. church will start his meet
ing on the 10th inst. with Mrs.
Watts, assisting. He hopes for much
success.
The Social and Art Club met We'd
nesday evening, Feb. l, at the home
of Mrs. Sam BaZy After a very in
teresting business meeting a deli
cious two course luncheon was serV-
ed by the hostess. After words OF
appreciation to the hostess by Mrs.
Ella X. Helma, the club adjourned
to meet next week with Mrs. A. w.
Edwards.
Cooper, Feb. 9.-Rev. Hughes OF
Gamble, Texas, was here holding
quarterly conference at Mt. Zion
Rev. c. H. Hilson is called to New
Zion Baptist church. We hope the
members will manifest new life. Mr.
James Rosemon was here visiting
friends. Miss Rosie Shankles and
Glinnia Socket made a flying triI
to Greenville. Mrs. Mary Roach is
very sick on Colmon street. The
American Woodmen presented 6
$500 check to Miss Effie Harden a.
the G. M. e. church. Pies ColmoI
and Henderson Moore are hustler'
for the Woodmen. w. r. WesteI
and w. Dean, Jr., have moved t
there new homes.
Ferris, Feb. Sunday Schoo
good at all churches Sunday. Rev
Miller was at his post Sunday
Money raised $500. Mrs. Whit,
has returned from Dallas. Sick list
ted. Mr.. David Murray and Rev
Johnson and Mr.. L. Crawford.
Mineral Wells, Feb. 9.-Man!
hearts were sad last Wednesda!
when the news reached us that P
E., T. H. Smith was dead at hi
home in Waco. Rev. A. Johnson lief
at once to be present at his fun
eral at the above place. He wal
known throughout the country al
one of the races greatest men al
Ia, Nh rte lAn1Ar N
! a gentleman. The church has los
man that will be long remembered
throughout the state. The Mt
Olive A. M. E. church and al
of the other churches of this cit!
held a union memorial service Sun
day evening at the church. All o
4 the pastors were present. There wer,
many solos, duets and papers from
the different auxiliaries of tn
church. Services and Sunday Schoo
were largely attended. Rev ]. II
VIM has returned to his home il
Fort Worth, after spending sew
/ eral week here. Miss Minnie Low
Thompson and Miss Ellen Payne o
Dallas, are visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Brow
Mr.. c. G. Simmon was called t,
Waco to attend the funeral of hi
sister Mrs. Effie Dean is confinet
to her bed also Mrs. May Davis
Mrs, NJ. Newbill is visiting her sicl
grand fatheher at Grandview. TIL
Express failed to reach us las
week Mr.. James Banner, who ha
been confined to his bed for tn
last three months is able to be VI
again. Mr.. Fulton Bureal of Jack
sonville, Miss, is here visiting hi
sister, Mrs. Dollie Jones. Mrs. Jan
Jordan was called to Dallas to tn
bed side of her husband, Dad Jor
don. She was accompanied by he
grand father at Grandview. TIL
Mr.. Luke Badly of Annette, and Mrs
Viola Anderson of Whitney, wer
married last Wednesday in Weather
ford. They are living in N. E. Att
avenue. Mr.. Clarence Raines ha
returned home from Shreveport, La
Miss Hattie Ford of Waco movet
here and is living with her bro
Their, Mr.. Major Tunson. Mr.. Eu
gene Patterson of San Angelo, ant
Mrs. Susie Brown of this city wer
married here Sunday evening at tn,
home of Mr.. Roarks on South E
7th street, Rev. w. T. TRlley Off
ciated they will leave Wednesda.
for San Angelo
Merkel, Feb. 9.--Mrs. Eva Brad
ford and Mrs. Cleo. Riggin are il
Abilene visiting friends and rela
tives. Rev. e. w. Wiley is back oil
the scene after a "a days tour o
west Texas with DR.. Scott of Bren
ham, Texas, Lawyer T. M. Belts o
Dallas rendered an excellent lee
ture at Mt Olive Baptist churcl
Sunday evening at o'clock, sub
ject: Race Pride" The d. r. Clul
hass organized a base ball club
Sunday School was we'll attended
Rev. T. P. Thornton of Abilene de
livered an excellent sermon Sunda,
night at Mt. Olive Baptist chlrch
Beginning Feb. Is and ending
Feb. rs, there will be one of tn
greatest rallies ever pulled off il
Merkel, conducted by. Rev. F, T
Thornton of Abilene.
Crockett, Feb. 9.-Sunday was
most beautiful spring-like day ant
the crowds gathered to the man.
services. Rev. l.. A. Weaver of Ty
Ter, Texas, was called to PASTORAL
st. Paul Baptist church. Rev.
J. Johnson of Conroe, Texas, wa
called to passionate of st. Luke Bap
fist church. Rev. Ragsdale was her,
holding services for his flock, Will
Rev. Alexander held services TO
his people, one accession to tn
church. Rev. and Mrs. ]. e. Tice, $
T. B. syn, Ed Of Fort Smith, Ark.
of the Presbyteries of services. The!
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Of tho Presbyteries are holding Sc
sizes of services