The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06
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Humanitarian. Mr.. A. w. Stubble-
field,
10--Oration-rO Opportunity Joseph
Instrumental Miss Allie
Naylor
l2--After responding to the courtesy
thus shown to him. Prof. Will
ence. called TO the platform--Mr
Charlie Minter, the first pupil, who
met him at school, Monday. Oct. 81
1879. at Grants Colony and Little
musical student--the three stand-
ing hand In hand-Prof. Williams
standing between the two. scene
very Impressive
1g--While, the choir sang, the thru
envelopes made a free will Off
ering 70 him whom they delighted
70 honor. the same being present
ed to him by Miss Robbie Travis,
a former student and now teach
err Of the country.
The occasion Chased with refresh
ments.
sherInnn,--Rey. H d. Allen OF Har-
mony Baptist Is assigned in the big
revival at Sapulpa, Okla. Rev. O. 3.
HaslSer preached the Missionary SER
mon. Sunday night. Mr. Dora Hawkins
has returned from a trip to Kansas
City. Mo-. and Omaha Neb. Mrs. T..
A. I}rotherton, now of Kansas City,
Mo-, who has been visiting Mrs. Mat
tie Townsell and Mrs. Callie Shepard
has returned. Rev. r. A. Russell of
Plano, who has been assisting In a
revival at New Hope Baptist here has
returned Mrs Lulu Grant,, who left
here on the 18TH of March to the
funeral Of her grand mother Mrs.
Caroline Berry at Calvert while there
she was called to Marlin to the death
Of her brother. Mr.. Sam Hall, also
to Hearne to the funeral of her uncle,
Mr.. Warren Derry to return on the
9Th inst Mr.. VIM. Kerns died We'd
nesday evening 6:1S p. M. 25th, his
day evening in West Hill cemetery:
Mrs. Cora Terrell and children OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma are here visiting
parents and relatives. Rey. ]. W. Will
A. Thomas OF Bethlehem Baptist ex-
changed pulpits on the 30th ult. Mrs:
Rev Mary Claiborne of Denison and
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney
Floyd. Dinners were served those pres
ent including hosts and hostsses, DR..
Edwards, Mrs. Cora Jones, Mrs; Joanna
johnson Mrs Irma I,ackey. Mrs. Rev.
s. r. Floyd. Mrs. Clara Dyer. Mr.. Lu-
Their Claiborne
A. M. Il. s0th ult, the club Of Levi,
Mrs Dr. A. N Prince. Capt. raised
greatest amount s1G4.12, total amount
raised S366.24.
MRS. Bell Carter OF Evansville, Ind,
wife OF Prof. Carter (Geceased) who
taught here many years ago is here
visiting her sister, Mrs Matte King
and brother Mr.. Ed Jones and Mrs.
Alice Dillon. Mr.. Wesley Lawrence,
Jr, OF Dallas, who is here at the
bedside Of his father Is representing
Negro Year Book Of Tuskegee and
travelling extensively lecturing and
representing this book
Honey Gr0ve,-Mrs. Johnnie Wynn
who has been i'll for some time died died
Thursday night, April 27th at 1880
Rev Lamb. officiated at the funeral.
Remains laid to rest in Cedar Wood
cemetery Mrs. Hopkins Is expecting
the remains Of her son tomorrow,
from Houston. where he died from
Illness which affected him while in
service In the world war over seas.
Sunday school at all churches inspite
OF inclemeucy of weather was well
attended. Rev. Starks is the presi-
ding elder of this district of the A.
M 10. church is in the city. The l..
p. C. club met at Mrs. Mamie West
Thursday, April rs. All report an en-
joyable time and the entire city car
feel the good work Of the club.
Mr.. Thomas wilkins is seriously
i'll at is ONE. 2709 Runnells street,
BranchyiIle. Mrs. Bette Sampson
was stricken very Ill Tuesday. Mrs.
Fannie Stamps daughter from Cooper
was at her bed side. Mrs Moses Phil
fps made flying trip to Marlin and
Waco, Wednesday, to see his son and
friends. Services at all churches were
sublime Sunday Rev A. L. Taylor was
af HE most at Providence Baptist CHI
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M ;st,a pivar eanrch ovsrslow;ng wat al,
er caused considerable destruction to
the crops In this section. Rev. zoe OF
Milan Grove M y. church preached
the w. n. NJ >. sermon at Proylden
&c Baptist church Sunday Mrs. Hattie
Thomas has returned home aItel
spending delightful time In Denton,
Texas, with Rev and Mrs r r Jack
Oklahoma and reports his brother
At whose bedside he has attended
much improved Misses Mitchell and
Daniels Of Calvert spent Sunday here
with Miss Sherman. Mrs M. L. Gov
lngton Of Calvert spent the week end
here with her husband. Mrs. Minnie
English Of Palmer visited friends here
last week
erris.-Sunday was good at all chur-
ches. Rev Mosely preached the w H.
N. s. sermon at the M, p. church.
Prof. D. Little closed his school
Friday ana reports successful sess-
ion. s, p. Coopsr left Sunday for
to visit her consin. Sick list;
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moloh. 80 c.a,
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