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

Bap't chuhch Sunday and master Da
WIS conducted the school. After lesson
were over the young Sup't Delivers
some timely remarks on the lesson a
= ter which Rev White, a visiting youn,
minister was asked to say something
in this effort he made some excellen
remarks which were well taken. Les
sons were well taught at the othel
churches and services were reported
sublime. There was singing Con
vention at the African Methods
/, church Saturday night, Sunday morn
ing and evening; this was adjudgeC
oe OF the most unique affairs of thi,
kind ever held in this city Miss Ada
Bell Edwards our Baptist oratorica
has returned from Dallas where she's
been spending her vacation; she plays
for the choirs both Senior and Junior
in he church. Miss Jewell Rickard
One of the excellent young ladie has
returned from Kansas City where she
! has been attending school at Western
University. The old folks program
will be rendered at Freeman Chapel
Baptist church on the cesond Sunday
In August.
CROCKETT.-Rev H. p Boxley, Mrs
Eliza Lockett, Miss Augusta Lust
left for their District Conference in
Palestine on last Thursday. DR.. A. w.
Holman visited the conference. he re-
ports splendid meeting. Sunday
morning at the usual hour OF open
ing, Sup't Mrs. S. j. Houston met her
officers and students and marched
over to st. Luke Bap't church. There
they joined Sup't Tippett and his S. S.
Pastor Johnson was in the pulpit at
the usual hour. Mr.. w. S. Brown in
insurance, Misses Oracle Andandus
and Nellie kirkpatrick are here from
Waco visiting their aunt l.. Pendand
Mrs. Anna Jackson of Palestine spent
the week here with her mother, Pend
land ad relatives Mrs. Carrie Love
has returned from Abiline whee she
spent two weeys visiting her sister
Mrs. Sarah Carr. Rev A. j. Alexander
spent Sunday giving service to Halls
Bluff members. Little Crezett Holly
was the lucky winner in the Bible
contest at Milds Chapel, C. M. T..
church on the 9th Sunday, pm Rev
preached from lisa. 4:5.Thc spirit ran
high. Rev M. W. Noteworthy, state
evangelist of the r. M. E.. worshipped
in that service. At $50 p. M. Rev
Johnson and members were found at
baptismal pool. Ninteen were baptised
Rev. r. W. Holman was at his post
Rev Farley came in for services in
the evening, pastor of st. Paul The
multitude feast given at st. Andrews
A. M. e. church Thursday, July 10,
was a success. Mr.. s. A. Randall Ag't
of the Continental Casualty Co. of Wa
co was in town assisting. BY report
ing SITS cts the prize was presented
by DR.. Van daughters in appropriate
words she thanked thefriends. Mrs. F.
M. Caesar is reported i'll. Miss B. L.
Herrod reported pleasant stay in
Palestine.
MARSHALL.-The U. B. F. COM
mites are making all arrangements
for the meeting of the 9th annual
session of the U. B. f.. and S. NJ Il.
Grand Lodge. Rev. Fifer paster of
the A. M. Il. church is able to fill his
pulpit Sunday. The strike ,ltuation
Is unchanged many colored people
are idle. Rev. N. A. Murphy is some
what improved. Rev A. w. Carr has
been transferred to the Houston Dis
trict to fill the place of Rev. Logan
deceased. He fOrmely held the Mar
shall district Of the M. e. church. The
district regrets the loss of this good
man from the services of our district.
His worth to us is some what I'M
estmable, we wish him smooth sailing
Rev Butler refuses the passionate OF
Bethesda Baptist church. Mr.. William
Neal one of the Oldest c0lored citi-
zens of Harrison county, died at his
sons residence in Newton after long
Hines. He was buried in the family
cemetery. He was one OF the many
leading republicans Of this county
He was chairman of Grover precinct
for many years, served several times
a member of the county executive COM
mittee, attended the several Republic
can state conventions, his career
dates back to the days of U. S. Grant
He has been loyal to every trust that
had been imposed. We regret his end
and extend ouf sympathies ito his ia
mily in their great loss. The Republi
can party looses great republican
an a valued citizen.Mr. Sam Cannon
has completed a very beautiful re-
sidence in Newtown, 1t adds very
much to the beauty of that section
of the city, 1t is perfect beauty He
needs to be complimented by the
neighborhood for the condition he
has put his side walk in. Rev. Spen-
Ger preached a very able sermon
to the labering men. Mrs Charity
GREGG and Miss Lucille was called to
Dallas to be at the bedside of her
granddaughter. Miss Katie Thomp-
son had her hand badly burned. Mr..
William Woolgldge and Miss Buella
Chat were joine in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents. The
contracting parties halls from our
best families The affair was swell
one We wish them prosperous jour
ney through life. The Knight of Friend
ship take notice you are wanted each
night indrill. Mr.. John Mann improves
very slowly. Mrs. Frank White is
visiting friends DR.. G. Austin Whit
tier, passed through Marshall from
Waskopl on to San Antonio, Texas
where he will assume hi practice
COOPER Sunday school was well
attended and the teachers are doing
their best to interest everyone. Mr.
Eugene Carter vent to Blossom on
business. The independent Sons and
Daughters Banquet was success,
they also held their annual program
at the Wilson Dap't church. Mr. Sing
letcn lie race man worthy OF com
mendation Mr.. George Rossom has
returned home in Dalles after spend
Ing several days in this city with re-
latives and friends The Grand Wor-
thy CnlIn seler AIra I lizard Xisiied