The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

Lubbock.-Rev. H. Brown preach
ed. Sunday school and B. Y. P. U.
are marching upward. Brother H.
Peterson, president of the B. Y. p.
U. is giving his life to the work.
Miss L. e. Wallar and Mr.. Willie
Lee were joined in matrimony at
1880 p. M, Rev. Brown, pastor, Of
ficiated.
Henderson.-Mr. Walter Frank
lin made his arrival after being abb
sent for about eight weeks. Prof.
w. H. McCane left last week for
the hospital at Marshall. Misses
Pearl Henry, ]. A. Belle, Ollie Wal
lace, Bertha Robinson. NJ. ]. Hurd,
Anna Borgess. and Mr.. George Hurd
attended the East Texas Baptist AS
ISOLATION at Alto, last week. The
next session Of the association will
convene with Mother Zion Baptist
church, Henderson. Rev. Garner and
members of the G. M. e. church are
striving hard to make the annual
conference a success and / feel sure
that all who attend the conference
win want to come to Henderson,
again. Students are coming from
all parts Of the country to enter
school at Excelsior Mr.. Jessie Oquin
returned home after spending few
days with his brother in Lufkin.
Mr.. Mack Sirles is on the sick list.
Sunday school good at Mother Zion.
Young men and young women's
class holds the banner. Wedding
bells are ringing for Miss Savannah
Garrett. Royal Society met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Nettie
Moore.A very delicious menu was
served by the hostess. Thanksgiving
supper for the club will be at the
home of Mrs. Mack Biggers. Mrs.
frankie Simmons, president; Mrs.
Alma Garrett, Sec'y. Wedding bells
are ringing for Mr.. G. Parker and
Miss Pearl Simons. Mrs. Mary A..
Rice, G. H. p, of Knights and
Daughters of Tabor made her annual
visit to Search Light and w. M. G..
G. Tabernacle Monday. Hon. ]. L..
Ford of Tyler made a flying trip
here this week. This is Mr.. Ford's
home, he was the principal of the
Colored high school here for 18
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Gar
rett will make their home on T..
and H.. Miss s. Garrett and Miss
r. B. Myers are calling. Mr.. H. B.
Borgess., Mr.. Brickly Simon will an
swer.
Cameron.-Splendid services were
held at churches Sunday. Rev. Hugh
es was on duty at Bethel and was
pleased to have with him Rev. A. j..
Alexander of Crockett. Rev. Humber
also on duty at Cameron Grove.
This being the 55th church ami
versary.
Wichita Falls.-Mrs. B. V. Lewis
of Sherman, Texas. was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Newsome while
in the city. They motored to Fort
Worth, Texas, rounding the corners
at 35 because Mr.. Newsome had
hold of the stern wheel. Mrs. Lewis
was gladly received here, hope she
will call again. Mr.. L. Butler has
purchased a handsome steel gray
hearse.
Bonham.-Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ma
son have returned from West Texas,
also Miss Arlie Perriman, Ira Var
brough, Mrs. Gussie Lee Wofford
in on the sick list. Misses Ann Har-
ris and Clayton Chapman have left
to take up their schools. Mr.
Houston Mosley left for Central
Texas College Sunday. Mr.. John
Crumpton made a flying trip here
Saturday. The fair and carnival CIV
en- the G. M. e. church was a sue
cess. DIR. Arlington Wilson will be-
gin the Bible institute on the oath
Mr.. Houston Cannon who died at
Denison, Wednesday was buried here
Friday, funeral officiated by Rev.
BARLEY of Denison. Quite a num-
Der of Knights and friends accom-
panied the body. Mr.. Roy Canon
left for Oklahoma City, Saturday.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. P.
Pyles died Tuesday and was buried
wednesday at Mt. Zion. Mr.. Leroy
Stewart has purchased house and
lot on Franklin avenue from Mr..
Geen Edwards. Rev. Robert Of Luf-
kin preached Sunday at Bethel Bap-
list church. The band furnished