The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-30
TEXAS

Rangers--Mr. r. L. Fora of MeXia,
Tex, visited here this week Those
spending holidays ont of town: Mrs.
Mary Wiley at jacksonville; Mrs.
Eleanor Crump at TT. Worth; Mrs. NJ
Plumer at Chickasha, Okla; Mrs
Myrtle Williams at Chapel Hill; Mrs
B. ]. Smith at TT Worth: Mrs. NJ. c.
Watkins in Dallas; Mrs. Lee Winston
in Dallas; Mr.. Sam Turbon in San
Antonio; MIR. Harry Wyatt of Kauf-
man is visiting here this week. Rev.
McGrew of Waco, Tex, presiding
Elder of A. NJ. q. church is holding
quarterly conference here this week.
CiscO.-The pastor of the A. NJ. E.
church left Tuesday for Lampassas to
spend the holidays with his family
Services were well attended and en-
joyed by all. There was an entertain
ment given Friday night; a trip
around the world; prize was given
to the one that caught the pigeon,
and the lucky one happened 70 be
George Allen, Mrs Ethel Kimble Mr..
Plumer Tyler and wife spent Xmas
in Albany with his mother. Mrs. A.
Sneed, Mr.. Tone and wife left for
Dallas to spend the Christmas.
HendersOn.-The Colored Teachers
Institute convened at Excelsior High
school last week; enrolment was
good and much interest was manifes-
ted at the institute. Prof. w. II. Nc
Care, and son, Charlie left Friday
for Marshall to spend the holidays
Arrived: Mr.. AMI Mrs. James Lee
from TT. Worth; Mr., and Mrs. N. M.
Deckad from FIT. Worth; Md. Earn
est Watson from Terrell; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Saynes from Dallas; Miss
Pearl Turner from Dallas: Mr.. Jim
Simmons from Dallas; MIR Archie
Gipson from Dallas; Miss Minnie
Johnson from San Antonio; Mr.. Lon
ME Harris from Longview. Mrs. Fran
kie Simmons is spending the holidays
In Jacksol Vile the guest of her par
ents. Miss Sallie Fuller, and Mr.. Hay
mon King and Claude Mckinney are
at home for few days from the
East Texas Academy. Miss Viola
Jacob and Mr.. Buddie Bowens were
married last week. Mfr, Willie Cooley
OF Dallas is the guet of Mrs. r. r
Myers Rev. A. w. Pryer spent the
week with his wife. DR.. w. " Hurd
of San antonio spent a few days at
home whit his parents. Mr. Chauneey
Mucklf roy moored to Antioch to chu-
rich Sunday. Sunday school has taken
on new life at Mother Zion; public
is invited. -.
Trinity~ Trinity Chapel A. NJ. Il.
Sunday shool had their program and
Xmas tree Saturday night; the dis
play Of fireworks and laughter and
nlerriment added TO help put the pro-
gram over Rev. J. s. Starks of Hou-
ston. pastor of Harris Chapel c. M. Z.
church held splendid services Sunday.
All Trinity was shocked and made to
weep when little Miss Mamie Sim
SON was burned to death. Funeral
services we're held from Trinity Cha
pei A. NJ. E., OF which she was a
tireless Sunay school worker. Dr.. B.
T. Reese, p. E. of the North Houston
District held the business part of
his quarterly conference FRIDAY with
Rev. Alexander and his members:
the quarter was paid in full. DR.. L.
A.. Amos. p. e. Of Houston District
will preach for Rev Starks and his
members Jan. 5. 1923. Friday night;
you are cordially invited Prof. and
Mrs. Geo. Hicks passed through en-
route t. Livingston. When In town
remember Mesdames Amanda Long
and Mattie Scott are running board
ing houses: see MIR. and Mrs Willie
Lee Isabella for groceries
Iag0,rMr. and Mrs. NJ. Prown OF
Bay City were here Wednesday on
Business Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jack
son are moving to Richmond. their
Future home THOSE spending the
HOLIDAYS in the city are: Misses Nov
olIi fTeerd ard Jrlia Brent of Hous-