The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17

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The ]. C. II. @ met at usual hour
at the home OF the Matron, Mrs. ID.
Alfred This ives q business meeting.
We planned many things for the pa
rade on the 18th of June.
Cora b. Moore President.
Ruth Ingram Reporter.
WeatherfOrd.--The Mt. Zion Baptist
Sunday school was well attended. The
lesson was wen attended and was
taught and reviewed by the pastor
Rev. ]. r. Knox of Dallas. after which
| prayer service was opened by Deacon
III. H. Hall. Every one rose with a
! heart Of love and praise and spoke
] the pastor came fourth with one Of
! his great messages sas usual. We were
filled with the holy spirit. At p M
we reassembied with the Royal Fam
ed by Rev. G. A. Noble. he preached
with power. The pastor was added to
the program for the closing remarks.
At 8 o'clock, the service was opened
and at S:45 he came back with another
wonderful sermon.
MISUNDERSTANDING School was
wei attended at both churches Sum
day. Mr.; S. A. Dehoney was in Allen
business. Mr. Sallie Sawyer of Nc
Kinney is with her sick sister, Mrs.
Bell Gatewood, reported improving
very slowly. Miss Sophie Wright is
visiting in Sherman and other points.
Mrs Elnora Smith and others were in
Van Alstyne, Sunday. Mrs. r. Conley
and ]. ID. Conley are on the sick list
this week. M. c. Freeman is very
sick. Miss Million Butler and Miss
week. G. III. Lewis was In Denison
Sunday.
Shermnn.-Miss Alamay Lewis left
recently to visit Mrs. Mamie Edwards
In Kansas City, Mo-, going from there
to Detroit, Mich, to visit Miss Mary
Atkins. She and Miss Atkins will go
from there to Montreal. Canada to
visit Miss Atkins uncle to be gone
till September
Card Of Thanks.
We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends who were
with us during the illness and death
of our beloved father and uncle and
beautiful florals given. Miss Garlena
Jones and Mrs. Clara Dyer.
Miss Essle b. Oliver who has been
attending Fred Douglass high is the
guest of Mrs. Rev. II. ID. Allen has
returned to her home in Naples. The
funeral Of Master Harvey Nolan. who
died 30th ult., was attended at home
of parent, Mrs. Viola Greer. 500 North
east street by Rev. ]. w. Williams.
Fraternal Undertaken had charge. The
funeral of Mr.. Jim Nicholson was at
tended afternoon 7th inst, at st. John
G. M. e. of which he was consis-
tent Christian by Rev. DR.. G. H. Bell
assisted by Rev. J. M. Fountain. the
pastor. auspices Polar Star No. S3
Masons. Out of town relatives who
attended were Mrs. Alice Berliner
Mr. Chas. Osborn of Fort Worth; Mrs
Martha ID. Donaldson of Wichita Falls:
Mrs. Georgia Knight of Ardmore;
Mrs. J. e. Moore. Ardmore; Mr.. and
Mrs w. Roe. daughter Dallas. Rev.
Dr. II. ID. Allen has gone to Dea
Moines, Iowa, on ministerial duties
Mr.. Geo. G. Taylor has recently COM
pleted a handsome s room bungalow
with bath for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Odum,
$40 East Carter street. Mrs. Jackson
Mitchell, 81 Northeast, entertained
Lois Marie Mitchell, her little daugh-
ter and little friends in her birthday
party recently The evening was well
spent in playing various games after
a delicious repast was had Miss Ben
ME Martin before dismission kodaked
the little group. Messrs. Houston and
Robert Bates have returned from Rog-
er Williams University. Bishop j. w.
Mckinney of c. NJ. Il. 9Th Episcopal
District embracing Florida and Louis
lana will occupy pulpit morning OF
the 18th inst. at St John c. M. E.
The Holiness with Elder J. Gamble
over seer will baptize 20 candidates
Sunday afternoon, 18th inst. in May
news tank. Messrs. N. s. and J. p.
Everett have returned from Under
takers and embalmers state associa-
ton in Fort Worth, last week.
Rev. j. p. Powell and Mr. w. H.
Orr are in attendance of Grand Royal
and Knight Templar meeting in Waco
this week. Mr.. Clarence Coleman has
returned from Pear S academy at
/ Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. II. ]. E. Black
mon of Gainesville lecturing I'm
limited Contests" at Harmony Baptist
TyIer.-All churches report good
services Sunday. A young man was
stabbed at the Sanctified Tabernacle
last Sunday night. Mrs. Lavinia John
SON, Mrs. Emma Rafferty, are on the
sick list. Mr.. Maurice Mosely who
attended Meharry Medical College is
here visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Monch Mosely. Prof. j. l.. Ford
address the Epworth League at Miles
June win be celebrated at Herndon's
Grove on the liie Highway. The
Normal at Texas College had its open
ing Monday with bright prospects.
Banks of Texas College and Prof.
Holland. The conductor of Palestine.
! A large crowd visited the opening
Fifty persons were enrolled. Miss p. ".
Reid who taught in Dallas has re-
turned home and will teach writing
and spelling in the summer normal at
Texas College. The Bledsoe twins of
| Greenville are here visiting Grand
parents. Mrs. Mary A. Stokes spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends at Pleasant Grove. She re-
ports fine services at the church
Sunday. Mr.. w. A. Redwine celebrated
his 18th birthday last Monday night.
Miss Texas Hill furnished music Toe
following teachers are attending tie
normal and summer school at Prairie
View: Misses Nell and Mary McFad-
den. Mrs. Mary Love Thompson. Mrs.
Georgia Martin, Miss Jamie Morgan
and Mrs. Hagar Bowman. Mrs. May
me White Griffin and Miss Ruth White
are visiting relatives and friends in
Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Jane Grant has
I returned home after a several weeks
visit with relatives in East Texas
| Acadamy heights. On last Wednesday
I evening from 3 to o'clock. Mrs. Lois
Waters entertained with progressive
whist complimentary to Miss Lucy
| Ann White who has returned from
Chicago. Tables were arranged for
| 16 players. Miss Jimmie White won
! the first prize. a diamond brooch
Miss Jessie Gladys Sparks. the End
/ prize, a cupid. A delicious menu of
nut cream, assorted cake and punch
were served the Merry Makers. Mrs.
Arquilla Jones has returned from FIT
/ Worth. where she visited her brother,
Mr.. Make Hall Prof. Woods of Prairie
View was In the city last week Guest
of Miss Hattie Brittian He was roy
ally entertained sturday night at
the home of Mr., I'd Mrs. Will Davis
w. Front street Games and musiG
was the diversion of the evening. b IN
ma Sits and cake were served. Music
furnished by MIR. 3Chas. Morgans. Miss
Aline Willir.ns of Houston, enroute
to Msnecia, to visit her mother, stpp-
ed over few days the guest of Mrs
Mittie Jones. Prof Matthew Henry
has contracted for a school near Gill
mer as principal for 500 per month
/ II the special session is called s125
per month Judge Busch is wearing a
long grin. one that he has not worn
! in several years. Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter
Brown went to Winona, Sunday to
attend the funeral of the latters
father. Miss Elizabeth Perry. The ac-