The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-10
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DOdd Cfty.-Sunday school was well
attended at the A. NJ. E. church Our
pastor Rev. G. w. Henson preached
a wonderful sermon at IL o'clock
and also in the afternoon and night.
All services was we'll attended. Little
Miss Cleo Henson was the guest of
her friend Little Miss Blandean Brow
der. Mrs. Tennie Henson was the
guest of her many friends Sunday
In the afternoon. Little Miss Leona
Mae Phillips is still improving to
the delight of her many friends. We
hope her an carly recovery,
JacksbOrO.- Rev Brown was at
his post Sunday and preached a good
sermon. B, Y. p. u. was we'll attended
also Starlight band. Departed: Mr.
Birk Lewis of Henrietta. Sick List:
Mrs. Addie Johnson, Miss Naomi
Mitchell, c. Richard.
Houston HeIghts.--Mrs. NJ. Ifenton,
$40 West 18th avenue, died May "a:
She was a member of the Household or
Ruth and also member of Second
Baptist church. Mrs. Melvina Burris
very sick at her home on Allston
street. Mrs. Mile Glover, sol Nashua
street, is very sick.
San AngeIO.-With the indication of
the best crop in this country, In three
years and several miles of pave streets
to be completed plenty of cotton and
corn to chop, help is needed on the
ranches. in fact work every where.
The American Woodman sermon was
at the First Baptist church, Rev S. H..
Winston, the pastor officiated. Rev.
Adair, the Grand Master of U. X.
and d. of Tabor was in the city last
done for the 10Th of June celebration,
every indication is that there will be
none. San Angelo has three groceries
stores, and two hotels and one tailor
shop and one barbershop, one restau-
rant. The only thing that is needed
Is cooperation.
Texarkana.-Dr. l.. w. Whitmore
of DeKalb, Texas, P. E., of Pitts
burg District was detained in our
city Saturday on account of incle-
ment weather. Mrs. G. w. Hampton
was representative or the Rose Hill
Pride Court at the Grand Session
in San Antonio this week. Mail clerk
d. w. Mccoy of the Fort Worth
Terminal P. o., is spending a part
of his annual vacation here the
guest of his wife and relatives. In
spite of the down pour of rain, the
mail clerks were royalty entertained
last Friday afternoon at the home of
Clerk l.. G. White, 1920 Pine street.
Mrs. Alma Harris made a flying trip
to GAINESVILLE, Texas, Saturday to
visit relatives. Mrs. Dusson, who was
widely known in the dairy business
died of acute indigestion Tuesday
night. She will be greatly missed
by all who knew her. Clerk G. G..
Pendleton is on the sick list. Deco
ration day was observed here with
approprite exercises. The rally at
Sunset church Sunday was quite a
success. Mr.. j. H. Mathes of 802
Ash street, who has been attending
school at Fisk University returned
home last Friday night. The Mosaic
had their annual sermon preached
Sunday evening at Oak Street church
by Rev. ID. T. Brandon to a crowded
house. The N. A. A. G. p. met Sun
day evening at the Presbyterian
church with DR. w. T. Thompson,
presiding. The principal speaker of
the evening was Prof. L. r. Marion
who made a splendid speech touching
on the vital subject which concerns
our race A committee was appoint
ed to draft resolution thanking the
Chamber of Commerce and Rotary
Club of this city for their strong
resolution offered condemning the
recent lynching which occurred in
our city. Mrs. e. B. Williams is out
of town visiting relatives and friends
near Marshall, Texas. Rev. ]. F.
Franklin of Omaha, Texas, was in
the city Saturday and Sunday, the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. Richard
Franklin. We are glad to say the
Texarkanians are becoming more
pleased with the Express and are
anxious 10 get it.
Springfield.-Sunday School was
we'll attended at M. e. and Baptist
churches Sunday. Rev. G. e. Daniels,
Pastor of Baptist church was with
his people Sunday. Services fine.
Collection $17.S5. Rev. Daniels is an
able preacher and he is taking great
interest in the uplifting of the peo-
pie. They have purchased a beau
tiful Lamp for the church. Spring
field is yet alive and we expect to
make 1t the center of attraction.
Prof. ]. P. Hall is on the sick list
this week. We hope for him speedy
recovery. Quite number from this
city attended the feet washing Sun
day evening at Croesbeck at Rev,
Palms church.
zales.--Elaborate preparations
are being made for the 18th of
June. Don't fail to hear the great
speakers during the day. Dinner will
be served free. Services were held
at all churches in tie city Sunday.
Miss Ora Lee Meador left for Yoak-
um, Sunday after spending a few
days with Mrs Gertrude johnson.
Rev. Mcpherson of Cuero worshipped
at Providence, Sunday night. Rev.
and Mrs. G. H. johnson returned
from Louvenia, Saturday, where-they
attended the funeral of Miss Pearl
Brooks, his cousin. Prof. Fred Arts,
head of the Modern American Wood
men was in our city last week o
business. Mrs. Della Gilmore is back
home from Amarillo. Mr.. Henry
Norton, chorister of the Union Lea
Baptist church is doing splendid
work in training the voices. The
great Sunday School and B. Y. p.
u. Congress of the Mt. Zion Asso-
citation will convene here in July.
Athens.-Service were good at all
churches. Amount raised in quarter