The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06

Bell, Mrs Tommie Dixon, Mrs. Mar
garet Christa, Mrs. Rena Franklin.
Those who returned from East Texas
Academy, Miss Dixie c. Jones Miss
a flying trip to Tyler. Mrs. r. b.
Myers has completed her cottage. Miss
Minnie Lotion will spend two weeks
in Tyler Mrs. Mary Long recently of
Mrs. Mitchell a. Ballinger gave the
reporter o. big fish dinner.
First baptist Church.
Number of pupils 81, collection 1897
Advance class, Rev. j. w. Whitaker,
teacher s1.S7; Intermediate class, Mr.
Watley; Glass b, C. Halmon; Glass
c. Phoebe Parker. C. M f. Sunday
School opened promptly at $3.50 a. m.
religious service conducted by assis-
100 scholars; z officers, Lessons re-
viewed by pastor, Rev. S. Garner Col
lection $780, At 1870 a. mr. an able
sermon was delievered by pastor, sub
tect Jesus Said in Me Ye Shall have
Peace in the World TrIbulation." Col
lection $10.05. Rev. Garner leaves for
st. Louis. Mo-, for General Conference.
Mt. Hebron baptist Church.
Fifth Sunday meeting was well at
tended, Introductory sermon Rev.
Irlmbles Saturday night, wonderful
sunday school program as followers,
cation" Rev. s. Trimble, Deacon e.
Beal, subject What Benefit is Sun
day School to the church," Subject
The Duty of a Deacon" A. Hicks and
X. 7. Hicks, Deacon Simmons of Moth
err Zion come to see us with a few
brief remarks, which was followed
by Mrs. Nellie Trimble and business
picked up. Home Mission Societies en-
rolled 20. collection 5000. Mrs. Emma
Sanders. president; Mrs. N. Trimble
Secretary
CamerOn.-Services were fairly good
at all churches Sunday. Revs. Humber
churches. Rev. Norris pastored Lights
Chapel. Rev. Buford was on duty in
Tyler Sunday The American Wood
men rendered at Lights Chapel Sun
day evening o'clock big Thanks
giving program and feast at Odd Fell
lows hall. The program was an in
teresting one, and the feast one of the
SWEETEST of the season. Mrs. Pauline
Allen returned home Friday after an
tives in Waco. Mrs. Randells and
Davis spent week end in the city
Prof. Bartlett spent Saturday and
Sunday at home. Little II. A. Fon-
tain is with sick. Those who re-
Gently registered new cases are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.l Pendleton. Dr. and
r. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Woodard, Mrs. B. Il. Robinson visited
relatives and friends in Temple, Sat
urdav and Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
check from the American Woodmen.
Mrs. Silvia Steel entertained on last
week in her home Club No. with
delicious ice course, quite an en-
day evening. Rev. Buford baptised his
converts about 20 in number. 1t was
very largely attended. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Hughes closed, last week her school
at Winchester, after a most success
full term. Is now recreating at home
for a while. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. john
son entertained in their home Sun
day evening at o'clock. the faculty
with delicious menu. most en-
joyable time was had and pleasant
Mcintosh Is recuperatiing. Mr. IL. c.
Hall is feeling fine at this writing.
Mrs. Humber mother of Rev. p. X.
Humber is very i'll.
misunderstanding School at the
NJ. q. church was well attended. Quite
a number of the scholars together with
their Supt Prof. T. l.. Loclshart of
in our morning service. Rev. DR.,
Fleming of Marlin, Texas, was with
us and made quite a nice talk to the
school after which Rev. Childs, the
pastor preached a wonderful -ermon
which was enjoyed by all lad at
2:30 o'clock, we assembled at the
Baptist church for the baccalaureate
sermon which was preached by Rev
DR.. Fleming and we must say that
Spring field was blessed to have such
an able speaker to address them on
the occasion. l am assure that all
present went to their different homes.
rejoicing and saying, | am glad that
was there. We hope that graduates
will never forget the word of thought
which was SO deeply impressed by
Dr. Fleming. As you journey through
life do not forget to be thoughttul
kind hearted and true. We are quite
proud of our boys and we hope Tor
them a success through life.
Houston Heights.--Miss Caroline
Moss and Mr.. Lucian Jollivett were
united in marriage at the home of
A. Moss, GA, Allston street. Rev. A.
ID. Foster, pastor of Second Baptist
church on West goth avenue, is build
ing new church..
Mrs. Lizzie Buck, 316 West 9Th
avenue left Monday for Fort Worth,
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Jane Jones.
1910, North Jones street.
independence Heights-The N. A. A.
c. p meeting was held at New Hope
Baptist church, sunday, April 23rd.
Rev. II. II. Holden was the principle
speaker. Mr.. ID. Henton is real
business man. He is in the stock and
poultry
ates a grocery, meat market, barber
shop and shoe shop.
HOustOn.--Mr. b. j. jefferson, 1912
beth last week. Mrs. Sarah Smith,
1910 Broadway street left last week
for Sealy, Texas. Rev. w. T. Bouldin
left Saturday for Beaumont and Port
Arthur, TeXac
Mrs. Niecle HutDhlns Cloe returned
IL aHM
more readers for tNr Express in Hous-
ton. Copies for sale at the Little
Queen barbershop, us San Felipe or
see or ring Mr.. Archibald. 422 San
M. Stewart Mccullough died last
Wednesday at the family residence
on Shepherd street
Dr. Geo NJ. wilkins of Victoria,
Texas, was a Houston visitor last
week.
Mrs. Mary Boulds and daughter left
last week for Oakland, Cal.
JacksbOro.-SunCn School wac well
attended at both churches, Mr.. ana
tiful home on Stewart street. Mrs. VIII
lie Green and son were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mosley. Sunday.
Sick: Mrs, Rosie Hembra. Mildred
Brumley.
Mexla.-Rev. ]. w. Bailey of Mar
shall preached at the following chur-
ches Sunday; First Baptist, Little
Dallas on the account of the death of
her neice. Mrs. Harris of Muskogee
is here at the bed side of her moth.
s. b. Ward of Temple is in the city
on business Lawyer Jones of Hous-
ton is in the city for few days, MT
8 ], Budrow and Miss Eli Williams
were happily married on the 9th; Rev.
j. H. Allen offieiated, Mr.; John Blu Butt,
and Miss Leola Johnson were happlly
the bride. The w. o. w. held their
annual sermon Sunday at the first
Baptist church preached by Rev, BUTT
They had a large turn out.
The humphrey Club has closed to
move in their new quarters. Mr.. Jeff
Andrews and son, Mr.. Bonnie Jones
who has charge of the club is visit
ing their family in Cleburne when
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The Ancient Order of Pilgrims
met Thursday at the cemetery and