The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22
TEXAS
-
TOWNS


ter stars is attending the grand lodge
In Fort Worth. Mr.. II. M. Gordon Is
also attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge which is in session in Fort
Worth. Rev. Allen, p. c.. of the c.
NJ. e. church attended the. district
conference at Fort Worth. last week.
Mrs Katie. Mrs. Ratchet Patterson.
Mrs Sue Harris and Mr. Jim Scott
motored to Fort Worth Sunday.
! .sherman.--Mr Fred Younger Of Ok
mulgee, the photographer, has return
ed to the city domiciled at hostelry
of Mrs. James Delton. DR.. A. M. Car
penter and family Of Okmulgee will
leave shortly for Oakland. Cal, their
future home. Mrs DIR. A. M. Carpen-
ter is sister of Mrs. DR.. s. L. Good
son this city. Little Irene Deloris Car
penter. who visited her aunt, Mrs. DIR.
s. J.. Goodson has returned home. Miss
Vida L. Porter of treasury depart
ment, Washington, ID. G, is at home
on vacation. The funeral of Mrs Hazel
Campbell who died 10th inst, at her
home, 2i0 South Maxey was attended
18th inst. at Bethlehem Baptist by
Rev. A. Thomas the pastor assisted
by Rev J. M. Fountain. She leaves a
husband, two children, four brothers
TO mourn her loss. Prof N. Everett
Of Fraternal had charge. Mr.. and Mrs.
lobe Anderson Of Fort Worth have
returned home Mrs. Agnes Houston
of Dallas, President Star Light Bap-
list Association held a mass meeting
at Bethlehem Baptist evening of 18th
inst with band there. She was guest
of Mrs. s. II. Cook. Mrs. c. Gaines and
two little sons, G j. and l. w. of
Kerns visited her aunt. Mrs. Rev. A.
Thomas.
Mrs A. ]. Riddle of Dallas. the
Evangelist assisted In big revival at
Bethlehem Baptist church in which
more score of conversions
Mrs. G. w. King whose funeral was
attended afternoon 18th at st. John
John G. M. r., by Rev. G. H. Bell
former pastor of st. John G. M. e.
now p e. of Oak Cliff c. NJ. r.. Dis
trict She was consistent Christian of
st. John, being time of her daughl
ter. a Stewardess of the church. She
was a member of Lincoln Court of
Calanthe and Acme Cuort Heroine of
Jericho both officiating. Resolutions
Court; Mrs. 3. v. Lewis of Steward
ess Board. Miss Alice Hamilton of
Acme Court. II. of J, Prof. T.. ii. BalSt
er of Steward Board. Out of town
relatives who attended were Mr.. Joe
Patterson of Fort Worth and Mr.. Pete
many beautiful florals. Prof. N. s.
Everett of Fraternal had charge of
funeral. Rev. ]. M. Fountain visited
Fort Worth District G.. M r. conf
week. the new P E., Rev w. L. Smith
formerly of G. NJ T.. church in Gainest
Vile presiding This District was pre-
sided over by Bishop ]. w. Me-
Kinney before ASCENDING Bishopric.
MISUNDERSTANDING School was well
attended at all the churches. Rev.
r. r. Randle was at his post At three
o'clock the Grand Order w. w. o. w.
had their thanksgiving sermon preach?
ed Rev. G. w. Nelson delivered a
grand sermon. Rev f. r. aRndle
taught a great lesson from the black
board Rev. f. r. Randle preached a
a great sermon. At $3.50 p. m. Saturr
day night, Mr. Johnnie Carroll and
Miss Ella McGruder were married.
Mrs. r. Il. Burks gave the wedding
at her residence. Rev p. r. Randle
officiated. Many presents were de-
livered to her She was dressed in
white and her brides maid was Miss
Sudie Marchell of Dallas. Mrs Una
Ellis and Mrs. Hattie Young have
returned home from the Grand Lodge
of Mineral Wells. Mrs. Blanche Thomr
as has returned from Marlin. Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Roberts is in the city of
Fort Worth. attending the grand
lodge. Mrs. Randles. Miss Sudle Mar
shal. Miss Fay Green, Miss Velma
Green have returned home from our
city, the guest of Mrs. Burks. Mr.. q.
NJ. Young and party of friends mo-
tored to Dallas, Sightseeing. Mr.. Har-
ry Thomas is in the city visiting rel
atives and friends.
McI<inney.-A fishing party went
event being the 18th birthday of Mas
ter r. w. Wilkerson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. f. Shelby and the 9th ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Berry,
The children fished and roamed the
woods. The ladies prepared the din"
ner. Plenty of watermelon, lemon
ade and ice cream. The party made
a camp fire on which the dinner was
cooked. Miss Olga McMeans and Ac-
quilla Johnson took the lead in eatA
ing. Mr., Lue Sanders helped the ladies'
After dinner the fishermen returned
to their fishing while the ladies
found cool place and told tales as of
old. As the day was dying in the west
all returned to their homes feeling
that the day had been well spent
81. James c. NJ. Il. Church.
Sunday school well attended. two
new scholars. Services at IL o'clock.
One addition, two baptized. At S:45
p m. splendid service with three adj
ditions. The revival at st. James
c. NJ II. church began Monday night.
Rev. b. Redmon of Searcy, Ark, will
conduct the meeting.
Rev. f. W. Walker was at his post
Mrs. win Banks of Dallas visited rel
Green, Mrs. A. Il. Bass and Rev. W. M.
Smith have returned from Athens.
where they attended The Grand Lodge
of the Union Royal Family. Rev. J.
Gentry was nt his post Sunday. At
IL o'clock and at 1880 p. M, two glo-
riois sarrnous were preached The
inanRChurchnT Mgrevan-
Ladies and y. W. A. girls sewing cir
Gle of Second Baptis, church will have
their bazaar Saturday night on the
nicely with Mrs. l.. l.. Doty, presi-
dent literary program on Tuesday,
night Mrs. l.. c. Johnson left en- the
nth for Fort Worth to attend the
grand Court of H. of J. Mrs. Mary
Hill died on tine 18th and was buried
Texas, today to spend the
Weekend with relatives and friends
Mar'In.-Prof. l.. o. Black of Bir-
Ala, has been in town one
week visiting relatives and friends.
lie left last Saturday VIA, Waco. for
ID. c., and other Eastern
points. He will then return to Birming-
ham, where he has large practice.
Washington Undertaking Co., has four
unday. Good Hope Western
Association was In session all of the
last week and reports a splendid ses-
sion. The next session will be neld
at the Providence Baptist church of
Marlin, Rev. Stringfellow, pastor. DR.,
Wade of Nashville. Tenn, is in the
city; and on his re turn brought with
him q very accomplished bride. The
Grand Session of the w. w. o. w. just
closed a splendid session and It Is
they accomplished much BUSH
ness. At the close of business they
paid out to beneficiaries fore than
100000 with a neat balance as a re-
serve. DR.. Chambers father died last
morning and was buried Sum
day under auspices of the Knights of
Pythias. The deceased leaves wife
and several children and relatives and
ri de- N. 10. lnc Mra Nnl 4