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THE DALLAS KXPIJKSS, DALLAS, TKXAS. SATl'IlDAY, MARCH 23. 1022. PACE T11REH. tin Texas Towns ,) Weatherford.

Services were well attended at all churches Sunday. Sunday schools are reported still Improving with the efforts of the memberships. Rev. Harllee was called to Dallas to attend the funeral of ltev. C.

C. Christian. Kev. Garnett went to Thurber. Thursday.

Mrs. Ellen Young and mother went to Mineral Wells for a few days. Mr. Walter Nolund th.wJ3 contestants. They received priVei Mrs Geneva Lacy and children spent tntvl? Jay" her mother and and Mrs Abernathy.

Mrs r.K,ra Rlaclweirs club will lv a hall. The entertainment given at Mrs. Henrietta an afair. Mr. Mr a.nd Jamse Abanathy leadership in the church.

Mr. Will $wy to do for the raised last Monday J23.45 E- board wa wai" a dy irhaP'' A. M. K. church.

Sunday School at usual hour, with the Rupt. present. Rev. Clark, pastor, taught the lesson and at 11 a. Kev.

McGrue preached an excellent sermon to the delight of all present. At p. Rev. I Cnlmelions of l.isco preached a wonderful sermon and our congregation was delighted with his efforts. This was our first quarterly conference of the year.

Our presiding elder made things look brighter for Ranger. Seven new members were added to our church this quarter. Rev. Clark's wife is sick listed: we hope for her a speedy recovery. Lone Oak.

Sunday was very dull on account of the cool weather. The Heroines of Jericho are preparing for their annual palm services. Lone Oak school was winner in the contest held at Rirklnnd, last Friday. Little Miss Frankie Whytus was the winner. Mrs.

Sallle Runnel! lift for her homo in Donlson last Saturday. She was en-tertnlned by the Missionary Sisters, nt the residence of the president, Mrs. Mnttie Whytus. A large number were present. Sandwiches, cake and coffee was served.

rieliurne. Tlrand Chnncellnr W. S. Willis, whs here on his nnnuiil visit to the brave boys last Friday night. Rev.

Currawnv preached at 11 o'clock Sunday for Rev. S. M. Graham of the M. E.

church. Masters Jesse Btirnette and Robert Green were delegates to the TI. G. Y. at Fort Worth.

Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Cofine, a baby girl. Mrs. Raster Riddle is very sick at this writing.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson and daughter who have been 111 are all improving, to the delight of their friends. Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Smith spent a few days In Oklahoma City. Mr. J.

A. Phillips celebrated his birthday last Tuesday night at his residence and a four course luncheon was served. A Citizen's Community Business club was organized by a number of citizens who assembled at the Corzlnes' hall Thursday night. This should be an inspiration to our enterprises. Mrs.

Jariner and children of Colorado are visiting her sister. Mrs. Sarah Kelley. The Itasca choir will render music for the Shiloh Baptist church rally on the 2nd Sunday. Mrs.

Garner of Fort Worth, was here in in interest of her mission work at church. Mesdames Fannie Smith of Denver, and Sue Green of Ilenriette. and Mr. Robert Gee of Oklahoma City are at the bed side of their sick mother. Mrs.

Lizzie Gee. K. of P. and C. of C.

sermons will be preached at 3 p. at the A. M. K. church.

Mr. Lasco has been authorized to preach by the Mt. Zion Baptist church. He will preach every Wednesday night. News reached this city of the serious illness of Rev.

A. C. Drown at Rlooming Grove. Mrs. Ktta Huff has returned from Itasca.

Mr. George Garrett has returned to Clifton. Mrs. Sewilln Johnson who has bon quite sick, is Improving. Mr.

Robert Johnson of Ft. Worth was at the bed s'de of his sick father. Miss Ilertha McCleminon entertained a number of 21 nt the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rrown on the 18lh.

Menu: Sandwiches, hot chocolate, angel food cuke and ice cream. Soclnl Art ('lull. Social and Art club met Wednesday evening, March 15th with Mrs. Ks-tese Jones, the president, Miss L. T.

Phillips presiding. Finns were completed for the fith Art exhibition to be held March 30. After business the guests were ushered Into the dining room which whs beautifully decorated In St. Patr I design. The hostess served a deliriou two-course luncheon.

We were glad to again have with, us Mrs. Sewilla Johnson, who made a few encouraging remarks. The club adjourned to meet next week with Mrs. lorn Nicholes. Miss K.

L. Phillips, Reporter. The Misses and Mrs. Chas. Alexander were hostess' to the Mothers club March 7.

A delicious two-coure luncheon was served. Mrs. Charlotte Rrown, was hostess to the club, Mnrch 4. A pleasant time was had. A two course luncheon was served.

Culvert. Miss Josephine Carter of Nesbit, came in Saturday from Waco, and Rnrtlett vjhore she spent a few days with relatives and friends, Mr. Ren Thomas is Improving at this writing. Miss A. R.

Price is Indisposed. Prof. A. G. Robinson is adding more room to his resldenct.

Hon. J. H. Anderson. Is still adding more room to his home and office Mr.

Wm. Hanks of Tulsa. Is lu the city, the guest of Mrs. Gun Salt" 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Dixon are the proud parents of a fine girl. Prof. R. C.

Cook of Kosse school spent Saturday with his family and returned Sunday to his school. Calvert can boast of a new enterprise, the Woodley TTndcrtaking capitalized at $1200. Officers: Jas. Ross, President; G. H.

Woodley, ana-gcr; Kd Bnnnestor, Treasurer; J. S. Washington. Director. The business located at Mitchell and Tecan streets.

Rev. Covington left Sunday after delivering the Missionary sermon and the funeral sermon of Mr. Win. Smith, who died Saturday, March 18. The deceased was a member of Milan Lodge No.

7400, G. U. O. O. He leaves a wife, relatives and friends to mourn his demise.

Prof. Minis is Improving after a severe attack of "flue." Mr. I P. Wheeler of Marlin spent the week end, the guest of Mr. and Mis.

Jas Woodley. Mrs. L. Gil-moro 01 Hammond spent Saturday In this city, the gucstof Mrs. Catherine Young.

Miss Catherino Adams of Dallas came down to spend a few days with her motif r. Mrs. Laura Adams and a surprise, she presented her mo'hcr and grand-mother, a son -and grand-son-in-law. Mr. H.

F. Hammond camo in from Rryan, Sunday. Mr. G. Meide Is still very sick.

Mr. Jimmlo Pugh Is quite III at his mother's residence. Mr. Alex Roberts Is quite II' at this writing. Prof.

A. II. Minis was called to Houston to he in attendance at the Odd Fellows Temple CommiH-sioners meeting on the 25th. Mrs. S.

A. Tavlor Cotton Is erecting a beautiful bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Horton are all smiles when they see the Express hustler. Mrs. Fannie, Surah and Wayne Dary of Hearne, were nt the bedsldo of their mother, Mrs. Caroline Dary.

Mrs. Hollle Hick and Mrs. Warren Hryant of Red Hill spent Saturday In this city. Mrs. Eliza Ford Is up after an attack of la gri ppe.

Tyler. Sunday was high day at all churches. The faithful members of the M. E. church are erecting a neat par-sonhge on their lot, corner Common and Liberty streets.

They gave a concert, held quarterly conference Friday and Saturday night before the second Sunday and ended up with a rally on Sunday at True Vine, raising $90.00. They were assisted in the concert by Miss Price, the high school department of Texas College and oth er local talent. Miss Viola Lewis Is visiting her trrand mother nnA UMIa Sister at Marlin. Rev. Bailey, state agent worshipped with Bethlehem In me morning and with Trim Vino in the afternoon, Mrs.

Sarah Scott, el der daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott passed away Friday evening "7 iClokV, P'16, ws born In July 1887, Joined Bcthelhem Baptist church when merely a child at one time she tnB Cnoir ana proved to be an efficient one. Her funeral was 11.. .1 1 aijove cnurcn Sunday evening.

She leaves a grand- 1 'atner. one slater. WD lit 1 In rlaiiirlifA. 1 mm no hi or other relatives and friends to mourn her inn! nt etawa ad rites, assisted by Dr. Bailey.

Her iiiwrreu in a vault the family lot in the New cemetery. At the time nf hn Haatk 1 uiaiu out? hb pro- P''e of the Duby Cafe, where she men uuBinesg tor a numoer or years. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott and daughter, Miss Tom Sibley of Fort Worth nnf 1 i u.

uui xii town rela tives attended the funeral. Mrs. Ma iviiiii hum ciosea scnooi Friday night at Oladewater with a concert. Rev. King, Miss Irene King, Mr.

Mc-Klnley Ross and Mines. Parker and Willis of Ohio and Mr. Tucker attended the closing and report a nice time. Mrs. Katie McFadden Mosely win i.i,f0iuH a BUCCeSBlUl term at Wells, Texas.

The jubilee sin- wonege ana tne senior Sunday School class of Mile Chapel visted the County jail a few Sundays sang several selections, to cheer the ivenrv trovulnn Vf I 1 r. vciia murnu den, teacher at Louisiana, made a flying trip home recently on business. Mr. Wlllio Tucker has returned from Dallas. Sick listed: Mesdames Ma-linda Powells, Robt.

Lynch, Eliza Mollle High, and Mrs. Will Been mLuiua luKiu, Honoring Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Willis of ncvvim Kwenia wert? present to uciifuit; in in wen preparea menu, l.ane Chapel. Sunday School was fine at all churches Sunday.

Rev. Rrown was with his flock at New Zion, married: Mr. Jesse Allen to Miss Minnie Ross Sunday evening nt. the home of the bride's parents. Rev.

Rrown read the ceremony that made the voung couple mun and wife. Mrs. Roxie Choice, wife of Mr. Shelley Choice died last week and was burled at Lanes Chapel, old ccmoterv the following day. Mr.

John Johnson is able to be out aKnin. SYhnul is progressing nicely. Miss Lottie Edward is out of school on account of illness. Cimcj. Sunday was a high ut Rock Hill church.

Rev. D. Evans preuched a wonderful sermon and Rev. Tims Slmms preached for us at night. Itoth sermons were very effective to the congregation.

Sunday School and li. Y. P. were well attended. Prof.

J. Hamilton was in P.ileestlne. Saturday. Hon. H.

L. Price Is now in Mexla. conducting the Knights of Pythian drive. The teachers and students of the non-sectarian college were royally intertiiined with a dinner at Bailey's cafe, Wednesday, given by the members of the Missionary Society. The dinner was quite a treat Mrs.

H. L. Price and daughter, Mattie are visiting relatives and friends in Palestine, this week. 1.e public school had Its closing exercise on Friday night, which was said to have been one among the best held In Cuney. Mrs.

Dinah liillens is on the sick list this week. The Misses Mary and Cora Davis attended the closing exercises of the public school last week and left Sunday for their home In Nacogdoches. Prof. A. J.

Jesse has Just closed a successful school term in the city, left Saturday for bis homo In Hint. Mr. Valcus Ewells spent the week-end in Cuney. M. Mollis, our primary teacher left Sunday for her home in Nacogdoches.

Airs. Ola Bailey and Miss Anna Coleman are on the sick list. Rev. and Mrs. Smith Walker are in the city attending the bed side of their.

Mother, Mrs. Billens. The people of Cuney are busy farming now. Gnlnesvllle. The deaconess met at the residence of Mrs.

Addie Bryant, a grand lesson was discussed, the I roll was then called each member responded with a quotation, after business the house was turned over to the hostess, a lovely menu was served fruit salad on lettuce leal, angel food cake, hot chocolate, salted peanuts. Euch member expressed themselves as enjoying a lovely evening. The deaconess (ladies) are doing great work. They are bring tilings to pass. Watch for the Apron and Neck Tie entertainment.

J. 11. Brown, Pres. A. Crutchfleld.

bee. The body of Mrs. J. Dooley, who died suddenly at her home on Miller street last Sunday night was ship-pud to Greenville for burial. Mr.

Geo. II. Boswell of Wichita Falls was here last week. Mr. Eugene Wilson has returned homo from Tulsa.

Mei dames A. Glenn, H. Johnson and Miss Marie Hall have been called home from to the bedsldo of their father-Mr. Sam Hull and their brother, Blither Hall, who are very 111. Mr.

Henry Bryant left Sunday morning for Kansas City, Kansas. Mrs. E. Tribune of Fort Worth, is here waiting on her sister, Mrs. Daisy Stone who is ill.

Mrs. Stone is improving at this writing, Lawyer Lane, of Dallas spoke at Antioch Baptist church Thursday and Friday night. Mr. Moran Stone of Fort Worth is here visiting his relatives and friends. Mr.

Herman Hopkins has returned home from Dallas to spe nd a few days with his aunt and sister. Mrs. E. Bryant of Dallas is a guest of Mr, md Mrs. John Holford.

this week Gibbons High School Notes ......1 nlil.tH tit lid 1110 cieau-up wi observed by the people of this city is fast approciung unu mmj should take the needed Interest In its observation, The health of our citizenship is of paramount importance. Therefore, every eifort leading to real good health should be put li rth by the people of this city. The Superintendent of City Schools called all teachers of th.s city to his office recently which proved a benefit to the entire local fraternity. The Luwu th League of the C. M.

K. the management of Dr. L. 1 BOHweii, D. of 'his city is succeeeding magnificiently well.

The all ivd Inter ests wnicn leuu ia. 7h such auxiliary church work aio nui.li in cvlJenec ana an leuiu. working for the good of the youi ig people. It was the pleasure ol thi high school to have tbo Prosenco of B.Kv Water, of Oklahoma City Oklahoma, this week. Rey at rs is Field Secretary of the B.

of Oklahoma. The student body en Joyed his address. Miss Frances Bason went on a Visit to her home. Mabel Okluhoiv a. li 'l week and reports that the trip as pleasant one.

Miss Mayme 1 itus of the high school faculty had ti pleas-ureof meeting her many friends Houston, Texas. She states I likes Houston and that she would not mind taking up to to in a manner, permanently, bupci incident G. Wooten, accompanied by Mrs. Woolen, and guests from the North, was present recent at devotion and expressed himself an nfc well pleased with the Bengal appearance of things about the hi ah school. The high school ball team is tVitimr itself in lino trim and will oon be to accept cliallonBO.

from other schools whose teams aie well UD on tho game. The forecast indicates that a largo crowd will greet the Williams' Coloi -cd lingers at the Alhambra Theatre the 30th sun Angela. The past week was a sSnd storm week in this city, which Sid a deal of damage to several mises Rev. Guy of Abilene was In he city fulfilling the place of Rev j5 ii. Winston, who was called to Bellinger.

The Reverend Guy preach ed a powerful sermon at 8:30 p. at the 2iid Baptist church to the ministers and congregation of the alliance. Collection $9.00. Rev. Jno.

Brown Is conducting a cottage prayer meeting. The revival will begin next week. Wesdomes Winston, Gracy Sewel and Mrs. M. A.

Mays are on the aick list Mesdames Winston, Gracy Sewel and Basy are Improving, after three weeks Illness. Mrs. J. M. McN'eely and M.

W. Oolemon. carpenters and painters are completing the A. M. E.

church. Mr. Robert White has a progressive business. Services at A. M.

E. church excellent Sunday night. Two Joiners. Prof. Brown and wife are absent from school on account of Illness.

Mr. J. J. Aailer, one of the teachers has quite a deal of work to do until Prof. Brown and wife shall have returned.

Mr. W. S. Christian is planning a big fishing expedition. Miss Jewel Hudson and Mr.

Henry Carr were married Wednesday night. Wedding bells will ring again next week. Master C. C. Hammond, and Master L.

Phillips, are on the sick list Miss Ernestine Lott and sister. Elizabeth Lott left for Temple, Sunday, to witness the singing of Miss Kethel Waters, Monday night. Cooper. The weather has been uncertain and sickness Is the pass word in this vicinity. Rev.

Davis is progressing at New Zion, he preached to an excellent congregation Sunday night. Rev. Davis is progressing at New Zlon, he preached to an excellent congregation Sunday night. Rev. Stud-dard (white) Methodist minister preached an excellent sermon, which was inspiring to his audience at 3 P.

m.Miss Cliff Mav Dickson Is vislb-ing her sister In Denlson. Mr. Western Dean. Is selling his limn with success. The women of New Zion did some great mission work by giving and rescuing a poor widow and four children, who were In dire need.

Mr. Arthur Sauls and wife are improving mis writing ana also airs. s. Bur-nette. MeKlnney.

Mr. Jake Robinson of Dallas was in the city, mingling with friends the last week. Mrs. Jessie Fields Is able to be up after a short Illness. Mr.

A. Banks has purchased a new Ford. Spring time means clean. ling time. Mr.

A. L. Lewis and Mrs. 'Maud Al Biittoii was married at the I residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Rhea, 1 1 Monday night. March i Wolfe iy. Sunday School was well attended at all cluirlices. Rev. Rell preached an excellent sermon at p.

m. And Rev. H. It. Hender- son preached another excellent serr 1 limn at the C.

M. E. church. The Blar I High School and the school of Honey Grove played basket ball. Scores 10-0 favor Hone) Grove.

Rev. Singleton, president of the Roynltis of the Sun and Dougliters is in the city in in-Iterest of said concern. Mrs. Gertrude Nii kles and daughter are in. the city visiting Mrs.

Gentry's mother, Mrs. I Annie Wood. The Wolfe City base ball boys crossed bats with Green-Iville, Mureh 13th. Scores 12-11, favor I Greenville. The B.

Y. P. is a great work with the young people of this i community. Mr. and Mrs.

McKlnlcy I Smith are In the city visiting rela-i tives and friends lirunehvillr. Mr. Tom Anderson of Port Sullivan died Monday and fun-icrul was attended Tuesday by Rev. i G. Siaton of Calvert.

A correction it was stated in last week's issue that 12.5" was given Mr. Ford and $7.30 was given Mrs. Walton and Drone. Services were well attended Sunday 'at New Providence. Rev.

Prince was at his post. Quite a number of tho Rianchvillites attended the quarterly meeting at Cameron, Friday, tick list: Mesdames M. E. W. Jackson, W.

M. Walton. Annie Drone, jlierilui Walton, Delia Miller, Mrs. Al- bertha Tyson is home after spending several months in Houston. Mr.

Frank Polk spent Sunday in Calvert If the reporter falls to get your paper to you on Saturday, please send for it. Mrs. Mary Bell died Sunday and was buried Monday. She left a host of relatives and friends to mourn her demise. It was an unexpected death.

Miss Scott closed her school at Far-bin Bridge. Friday. Cameron. Services were splendid at all churches Sunday. Revs.

Hughes and Bul'ord delivered splendid sermons. At 11 o'clock Rev. Huniber was at his post at Calvert. Rev. King of Dallas has pitched a revival against sin and satan at Cameron Grove, meeting so fur has been successful.

Miss Loise Smilie left for Tulsa, Saturday night to visit her brother. Cameron high school was the center of attraction Friday. More than two thousand persons witnessed the Inter-scliolustic meet. Prof. J.

W. Bartlett as director general left no stone unturned in putting Milam county on the amp. Cameron won the following honor. Junior spelling, Floyvester Coleman, 1st prize; Cub Junior spelling, Katie Murphy, 1st prize, composition; John McGill, 2nd prize. Industry, 1st prize.

Potato race, 1st prize. Eliza Davis. Music, 3rd prize, Rockdale and Liberty Hill, also received several first prizes. Prof. Steward of Washington, D.

Prof. Hines. Waco and Prof. J. D.

Martin, Austin were honoarary guest all day. I'ltlsliurK. Mr. Leo Hamilton of Mlneola. is in the city visiting relatives.

Mr. Isiah Walker is visiting family and friends. A serial was given at the residence of Mrs. Dinah Washington for the benefit of Junior choir of St. Stephen A.

M. E. church. A special program was rendered at Morris Chapel M. E.

church Sunday evening. Rev. I. M. Chambers, pastor of St.

Paul was the feature of the occasion. Rev. Dunfrey visited St. Paul liaptijt church Sunday and was the guest of the pastor.A special program given Sunday evening by Pine Bluff Baptist choir. Plot.

J. C. Allen acted as master of ceremonies, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Walker, a dinner wa served to the honorary gi The W.

1'. M. Circle met with Prof, and Mrs. W. D.

Gray. Thursday on account of ti education rally, the Missionary Board of St. Beaulah C. M. E.

church has been discontinued until after the 3rd Sunday, Mrs. A. Neat has moved her millinery department home and wishes fcr all to maintain their pauironage. Mrs. Irene Smith entertained al her home Thursday evening, fruit salad, sandwiches, cake, ice cream wero served.

The Mystic Weaver club met with airs, ftiauio Handy, Friday evening. Chicken dress ing, marsiimaiiows, sweet potatoes, ouiio and sherbei were served to the members and all had a Joval time. Mr. Juke Lee, formerly of Naples, now residing In Illinois Vas in the city visiting wife. Mis.

Annie Rose (Washington). A spelling contest was recited at Gai field rural school with I nion Chap' I vs. Garfield. Garfield won the pr ze. Sick list: Rev.

F. S. UMeins, Madams Rena Harrison, m-' rletta Pitts, Mary Jackson. Little lAthieleno Mitchell, Madams Rosa Wym, Kbble Murphy. W.

M. Eason land Mr. John Pride are on tbo con valescent list. Athens. Services well attended at all churches Sunday.

Rev. Davis of Itlie church God was at his post, Sunday School was well attended at Mt Providence Baptist. The pastor, Kev. A. G.

Gaiinan, delivered an able 'sermon at 11 o'clock. At 6:30 the 1)1. V. I'. I', a sembled with the presi dent presiding, much enthusiasm was manifested between the groups.

He also preached at night Collection $30.17. Tho Athens District Missionary of the A. M. E. church closed at Malakot'f, last week.

Rev. Pugh of the A. M. E. church motored to Mala-kolf to deliver the closing sermon of the Institute.

He was accompanied by Mrs. l'uah and Mr. Win. McDonald. I The-church doors closed Sunday night, all membera visited other churches.

The pupils of Miss Myrtle Smith's room suprised her Friday evening lih a parly. MUs V. Love and MIbs L. T. Bryan spent two days In Dallas on business.

Mr. R. 'vv. Maddox, spends a few days here guest of his wife. Mrs.

Georgle Tucker's school closed Friday with a excellent program. Mr. and Mrs. Fox Barker motored to Chandler, Sunday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Erford Barker. Mrs. Henrietta Jordan entertained the Progressive Aid Club Tuesday. The club donated Mrs. Willie M.

White, $1.00 while en route home in Chandler. Mrs. Llller Lewis spent a few days here guests of her son, Mr. earn Lewis. Mrs.

Rosa Turner, also guest of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller. Mrs. Annie and eorgie Smith, Rev.

and Mrs. L. A. Jones spent a few hours here. The many friends of Dr.

W. W. Humphreys regret to learn of his misfortune. Mrs. Sarah Lewis entertained in honor of I the First Stewardess Board.

Miss Sudie William is here visiting- Mrs. Bessie Clampett Tke iPrlarllla Art Club. The Prisilla Art club met with Miss Lizzie Massle. March 14 with President, Loretta Hunter in chair after song, prayer, regular business was conducted. We enjoyed a very busiy and pleasant afternoon with our needle work, many helpful suggestions were given by each member.

The Sewing Directress pronounced good work to all. The club was delighted to re ceive Mrs. Sue Murphy as a member. Our critic was very Interesting this A delicious three course luncheon was served the club all re-1 ported a delightful evening. Adjourned to meet with Mrs.

B. Sherman. Tues-nlght. I.oretta Hunter, Pres. and I Reporter; Bessie Sherman, Secretary.

Grape-land. Sunday School was well attended Sunday at all churches. Mrs. Aggie jonnson is improving from a severe case of typhoid pneumonia. Miss Arabella Hicks is able to sit up after a severe attack of pneumonia the delight of her many friends.

Mrs. Victoria Beasley closed her school last Friday and reports a splendid session. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Beasley, Prof.

F. C. Fleeks and Misses Pearl and Espanolla Teals made a business trip to Crockett. Saturday. Mrs.

Dinah Johnson after spending a few days here returned to Palestine Wednesday. Mr. L. W. Walker has improved.

Prof. F. C. Fleeks delivered an Inspiring lecture to the men Wednesday night. Sick list: Mrs.

M. A. Dalley. Mrs. Runic Garner and Mr.

Lewis Toliver, Airs. Joslo Hicks Is suffering with cataract In her eves. Services were well attended Sun'dav al Rocky Spring Baptist church. Rev. L.

Al. preached a splendid sermon. Crockett. Sunday schools were largely attended at all the churches. Services were held at St.

Luke, Sunday night by pastor J. J. Johnson. Rev. Alexander held services out on the mountain.

The C. A. C. held their regular meeting on last Thursday distinguished guests were present Mrs. Alartha Jergo of Tadmo was the guest of her neice, E.

W. Williams last week. Rev. J. P.

Nelson expressed a token of respect of Prof. J. N. I ot son in her home and Crockett who was principal of the high school hero for some few years. His genial disposition makes his death a regrctable affair.

Prof. Walter of Prairie View was in town last week on business. Conroe. Tho readers of the Express in this place seem enthused of same as they believe in supporting race enterprises. The Sunday schools were well attended Sunday.

Since Central Baptist Sunday School has been held with Pilgrim Rest Sunday School. Supt. A. C.r Sfewart and Supt. K.

B. Washington have become closely con nected. Watch for the play at th Conroe Normal Industrial College or the 17th. title "Othelo." Alary Lee Foreman was called to Crockett to the bed side of her sick moher. Sick list: Mrs.

Earvins. Mr. Leon Fisher and Airs. S. Al.

Spriggs. Rev. E. S. Spriggs accident ly sprained his knee Friday night.

A successful revival meet-has Just closed with the Independent Baptist church, eighty additions were made to the church, thirty of which are candidates for baptism. The emersicn will convene the first Sunday in April. Rev. E. L.

Lockett, who has been conducting said meeting left for his home in Ennis, Texas. Little Aliss Etta Taylor entertained the Y. W. A. last 'Tuesday evening with a delicious menu which was enjoyed by all present.

Mrs. M. L. Alilow Is in Marlin, this week on business. A party consisting of eight cars Including the faculty and public school representative 'motored to Marlin, last Friday to witness and participate In the county meet, congratulations were given to the members of our public school who entered contest for the keen competition offered in tho various contests.

Air. Columbus Samuel of Marlin, Texas, was in tho city last week. Mrs. Emma Thompson has become a constant reader of the Express. ALs.

A. G. Harris, tho wife of our beloved pastor was in tho city I last week. Rev. A.

R. Anderson preachr-! ed an excellent sermon at Indcpen-jdent, last Sunday night. Marshall The K. of P. lodges will hold their annual Thanksgiving services at Bishop Collego Chapel, Alarch 120 at 3:00 o'clock.

Rev. Brown of Ebe-I nezer M. will preached the ser- moti. The William Drug Store Coin-I pnny met in annual meet, stockholders present. The ladies of South Alarsliali met with Aliss C.

E. Bryant at her home Friday night, Alarch 10, perfect-1 ed an organization, known as the ISouthside Progressive Club and elected officersAlrs. L. P. Wilson, president Airs.

L. B. Swanson, Secretary and Airs. A. P.

Lacy, treasurer. A spread I by the hostess. Aliss Bryant. The I next meeting will be Alarch 15th at the residence of Airs. A.

P. Lacy, Loc-i torp street. The remains of Airs. Fran-I cis Clark, who died In Little Rock, was shipped to Marshall tor in-terinenl. laid to rest in the family cemetery In the country.

Airs. Llllie Harris is able to be up after several weeks sickness. Bishop College and Central high school crossed bats in a 'hard fought of base ln.ll score I 5 and 2 in favor of Bishop College. Rev. Gipson of Chicago preached a 'very Rh'e sermon at Betsda 1 uptist 'church.

Mr. A. L. Young was able to I be at his Post in tho old fashionable barberslip after several weeks' slck-1 ncss. Air.

John l. Dawson lies very lire at his home. Texnrkiinn. The Negro trade week proved quite a success, as It caused Negro business improve. Air.

Fred ill. Hatcher, mall clerk has been trans-' ferred from the Texarkana team to iNew Oilcans, Baton Rougo and Houston, R. 1'. O. He left our city Thurs-i day morning for New Orleans.

But before leaving the postal clerks gave I him a smoker at tho homo of Clerk iW. S. Welch, H21 Ash street, which Was an enjoyable affair. The Sewing Circle of Sunset Baptist church met at the nomo oi iii. ast lllliisia.v cveiiiii, largely attended.

After the business Was over. very uuiiii.iiiu, llicimts repast was served. The menu consisted of Ice cream, cake and -I. salad. A great revival has Just ended at the Eleventh Street IliiDtist church, which was conducted by Rev.

Tymothy Chambers. Airs. A. Al Plant, one of our city teachers has be out of town on church work. Miss Emma Richurdson and Airs.

Wil'iams. city teachers have been sick. Airs. Ruth Belle Jones has been leaching Aliss Richardson's place. Rev H.

Herman, who lived in Now'town Addition died Friday evening at his home. He leaves a wife four children and a number of relatives to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held at Hopewell C. Al. E.

church conducted -by Dr. W. F. Simon, assisted by Dr. C.

H. Hampton, the remains was laid to rest In Rose Hill cemetery. Airs. Esco Williams Is visiting relatives In Marshall, Texas. Born to Mr.

B. F. Murphy and wife on last Alondav. a fine girl. ana baby are doing nicely and father is all smiles.

What came very near being a fatal accident happened here Friday when Mrs. Thelma Howard' horse ran away with her on Leila street, throwing her out and rending her unconscious for some time and making several bruises, although she Is improving at this writing. The people of Texarkana are enjoying reading the Express as subscribers are increasing each week. Dodd city. The Church of the Living God.

Temple 109, at Dodd City with Its pastor. Rev. A. C. Floyd of Honey Grove.

Texas, is still alive with the hallowed fire. Rally for the church of the Living God met with a grand success the rally will end April 2nd. Rev. A. C.

Floyd preached an excellent sermon at 11 o'clock. Rev. Slater Rebecca Vanlear, State Missionary, made a ten minutes talk afterwards followed by our young preacer, Rev. Manuel Bella of Honey Grove, who made a splendid atart. Rev.

Floyd delivered the gospel with great power. The Sunday school met at 9:30 a. with their Supt. Bro. Jesse Morris In chair.

The Sunday School is progressing. There will be district meeting of the church of the Living God held at Honey Grove beginning Wednesday, March 22nd. The Bible band of the church of the Living God, at Dodd City is making great headway for a great record In Dodd City. Rev. H.

K. Knox of Dallas preached Wednesday nltrht. He in a noble preacher of the C. W. P.

he preached a wonderful sermon, every body is invited to attend the District meeting to be held at Honey Grove, Wednesday, March 22nd. Mllford. SundaV was a hlzh dav. Sunday School was good at all the churches. Mt.

Moriah and St. James hsd A Vi i tr rallv It a i nomas was at his post and preached on exceueni sermon, also Rev. Baker, Rev. Dr. Strong passed through Ann it .4 1 1 mi rtvc c.

1 1. jicnuru- son on some business. Mr. Walter rucnarason or Dallas is in the city Viultimr MunJ. n.i unu ICIMIUPB.

1DQ baBe ball boys went to Pclham, Fri- rini, a riA k.n fia.rcu wan. i nc injures were 4 and 6 in favor of Pelham and Sat- uraay, me scores were and 7 in iivoi oi I'eiiiam. Rev. Douglas preached an excellent sermon. Gilmer.

Some one entered the store of A. Ingram one night last week and iioipeci themselves. Airs. Lu a Loving is visiting home folk this week, after several months stay In Farmersville. The local teachers program was a success at Bruce high school, Instead of Branchville.

-Mrs. D. H. Wat son and Airs. E.

L. Pryors schools of Summerfield and Friendship will both close with exercises this week. Prof. Scott of Alorehouse College Is visiting In the city this week and made several lectures on different subjects. nev.

wnitemore, presiding elder c. M. Id. church held his Quarterly confer ence here Saturday. Mrs.

Lola Rabb was badly hurt by a runaway team. Terrell. Services at various churches were good despite the cloudy morning. The Rethlehem choir is up to the standard and expects to visit other churches soon. Look for them.

Miss Addie Ware Is still sick and we wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Johnson, Mesdames D. A. Orango and Mary Ware motored to the city Lake at Kaufman on a fishing trip. The kindergaten school of Terrell Is one ot the best. The teacher.

Mrs. C. Scott Is preparing them for their annual concert in May. They are requesting your presence. Dr.

L. G. Pinkston was In the city Saturday. Terrell is expected to be on an oil boom soon and we cordially Invite he readers to visit our city and churches. Itonhum.

New Home Baptist church is conducting a evangelistic campaign; cottage prayer meeting jsvery evening. Rev. J. W. Williams or Sherman will conduct the service.

Emly McDonald died Monday night and will be buried at I.adonln from Alt. Zion Bnptlst church. Rally at the C. Al. E.

church was pulled off Sunday evening. Alin-Isters Alliance conducted quite a nice program for tho Eve. Collection $53.00 Phillis Williams, one of Bonham's oldest citizens died Alonday evening. Bethlehem Baptist church loss one of its oldest landmarks. Rev.

J. D. Johnson Is still confined to the grand Jury service. Ministers Alliance met with First Baptist church Alondajt evening. Airs.

Lynch served- a luncheon. Rev. J. W. Smith of Ravena, paid the Alliance a flying visit and cast his lot with the brotherhood Cornelia Gorgdan of Dallas, Texas, arrived here for the burial service which was conducted by Rev.

W. H. Lynch. The K. of P.

Annual sermon will bo preached Sunday evening at the C. M. E. church by Rev. F.

S. Stephens. The Colored grocery stores of the city Is doing a nice business. Service at the Bethlehem Baptisi church were good last Sunday, one addition to he church. Mcnhenville.

Services were well at tended at the C. M. E. church Sunday. Collection was good.

Air. Frank Clvlls of Dallas, Is visiting iricnus nere. Mr. land Airs. 11.

C. Cheeks of Thurber were visiting their mother, Mrs. Para- lie Watson is on the sick list. Messrs. Alfred and F.

D. Phillips are saying to the young people have a nice time, Spring is here. Hoysc City. Services wore well attended at churches Sunday. Rev.

G. W. Nelson, was at his post, and preached at 11 a. in. Rev.

H. Gjodrom preached at 3 p. m. Rev. H.

Sims urea, iied at night. Mrs. Luc Bratton and G. W. Nelson from Rockwall attended services here Sunday.

Mr. Roy Thomas, Air. H. Al. Foster and their wives all of Dallas, attended the birihduy dinner, with their mother, Frriltta Services were good at all churches, Sunday.

Rev. J. W. Wan-ren. District of the Al.

E. church was hero and preached an excellent sermon to the delight of all present. Rev. Miller was at his post and I. is sermons were strong efforts.

Rev. L. K. Prince was at his post and is sermons were mustcriiu. on.iv nok.

Mr. Alillard Steen. Mrs. B. Foster.

Air. lohn Cooksey won the prize at tne eniei-iuiuuicm. bui at tho A. M. E.

church by the Willing Workers club. I.a.luntu, Cnl. had a 6 Inch snow fall Saturday. had good services at each church. Rev.

li. Herroti Pleached a noble sermon at the A. Al. Rev. Brannon preached a hcarl-titirrli.

sermon at Mt, Zion church. We have quite a number of readers of the Express, namely: Messrs. E. K. Ray, Hin.

fecarieit. v. cmno. Carney. G.

H. Young, H. D. Jones, Harry Owens, Win. Lolton, D.

Hall, A. John Fields, Satchel Aiadams IhSrcl. E. 3rd i-Viri. 'li '''Murphy.

Mrs. Valley Marshall mauo a nyins inw this week. Wo aro glad to re-'nort that Alibs Wlgnon Badgctt iin- proving, also Air. U. II.

Voung and Air. Ed Lane. Jneksboro. Sunday wis a high day 'at all the churches. Sunday School 1 lesson was good and also church service Rev.

Brown was at his post and I picached an excellent sermon. Rev. I Harrison lias returned from Ghram. I Air. and Airs.

Hays were the guests of Airs. Rosa llembra Sunday moi ning 'Tuesday and Wednesday. Prayer meet- lllii UUII'B neogdoehes. Services at all the I churches were good with large attendance at the morning and evening services. Lev.

A. H. Hull preached 'for Rev. Hill at the Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian church at the 11 (o'clock service. Rev.

Nichols has accepted tho pastorate of St. Alatthew Baptist church of Ibis city. Airs. Annie i Perkins (white) of this city, a most excellent Christian lady, is teaching la Bible class of Colored ladies at the STry These Wonderful FRE LET me send you a full-size box of my Tonic Hair Grower or my Sage Shampoo ABSOLUTELY FREE. I want you to try these wonderful preparations at my expense.

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12th Kansas City. Mo. Zion Hill first Baptist church, every Thursday evening, at two o'clock and it is hoped that all ladies that can will take- advantage of this study. Mrs. KUer Sleet Is rebuildlnn her residence on Cravin street The old home was burned down a few months asro with all contents lost Sick lint: Mrs.

Emma, Taylorand Mrs. Sophia Williams Kemp. Sunday sehool was well at tended at all the churehes. ltev. M.

L. Pal, Pastor of the A. M. K. church accompanied by bis most amiable wife was at his post Sunday and preached an excellent sermon at the morning nervice.

Mrs. Altora Mallard of Kaufman visited her father. Mr. William Ituyal Sunday, Uncle George Trammel who hns been confined to his bed for some time is still poorly. We hope for him a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Con-ney Brown is convalescent. Miss Aria Miller visited relatives in the country Sunday. Mr. C.

Holbert and family attended service at Flat Kock, Sunday and reported a successful meet-ietf. Messrs. Hill, l.aey and Calaway visitors In Kemp, Friday evening. Tho teachers meeting In connection with the choir practice every Friday night is proving a suecess. Prof.

G. W. Foster, principal uf Kemp sehool has been appointed by tho school board to take the census of the Colored children of the districts. This is a compliment to our principal. Miss Jessie Lee James of Forney vlsltnd the Misses tlarrett's Sunday.

Johnnie Johnson, who has been absent for sometime, has returned home and assumed his place In his class Jn sehool. Mr. Sam Kagman, who had his ankle broken some time ago is now able to be out on cruthch- Oklahoma Towns. Hugo, Okln. Kev.

J. M. Caldwell returned from Hoswell, where he conducted a successful service for Kev. P. N.

Nolan. He was aecompnnied by Mrs. C. C. Caldwell and ltev.

J. W. tieorge. Services at First llaptlst church was conducted by ltev. Hollis.

Kev. Lewis preached for Kev. Cald well. Mrs. Faster Smith Kedic died Thursday evening.

Funeral service at irst Baptist church, Friday. Mrs. Kobbie Alexander. Misses Beatrice Cm son, Kula Hogan and mother Itedlc ot bupulpa were culled to tho city to attend the funeral service uf Mrs. Ester Smlth-Itedic.

Also Mr. Tub Jtedlo L.atiBton University. Mr. Kedic lated to the Express reporter that he would not return to the till versitv before September. Services re ported good at A.

M. E. and M. E. i iiniiririn nn l't'iiiir- ted sick.

Don't forget to go to church Sunday. I. union. Sam Wimple. Constable of Quanah township i nd city marshal of Cunehe and a Cob red man named E.

J. Johnson were Hied as the result of a Ford In whldi they were riding turned over and ilnned both under the same. Tho Coh red man was arrested for operating a still and violating the prohibition laws. Mr. E.

J. was burled here in Lawton cemetery, Mori.h 14 TUVe a big guessing contest at Bethlehem Bap- i. t.rl.. nc The list cnurcn mav funeral of Mrs. Phebe Odam was held at Bethlehem.

The remains was a hi piped here from San Diego, til. the remains was accompanied by the daughter, Mrs. Nettie Melton Mr. John B. Billy passe i away at 3 p.

m. Monda morning. Sunday sehool was held at usual hour at the A. M. E.

church Kev. J. H. Hhone was at his post and preached masterful sermons bun-day school and B. Y.

attended at the (Jallleo Baptist church. Chleknsha. The William sang Wednesday evening at the High School auditorium. Their singing was enjoyed by ill and we WW. fhen.

baci "again The second ulivjlon ot tne iiikii emuui Ithe pastors of the the city a de iclous live course ieived 12.75 til s. We say, rub em scrub "cm hang 'em on the line. We can beat the other girls a ny old me 11m rah for tho high school gills. Mrs. Bettie was in fhlckasha.

Saturday on was the guest of Mis. lr. Bullock. Services wero well attended at the A. M.

E. church Sunday, l'aator VV atts preached two Inspiring sermons. Kev. McPearson Waco, Texas preach Sunday morning and night at First iiaptist ciiuiwu. Monday night.

Mr. Bumpkins died Sunday morning He was one of the old Chlckashas citizens. Ardmore. Services at ail churches were well attended. Mrs.

A. B. Pugh who has been cor: ined to her bed Is uble to bo out attain. Kev. and Mrs.

McKissic, Wednesday afternoon In honor of their grand daughter, Co-letta Mao Czy about twenty guoa's were present and the little folks en-Joy. themselves. Mr. Seymore Mc-Klssle has been lndUposed but is Improved. The frieuds of Mrs.

Juuttie lav ftta.ioA Matlnes and Mr. W. B. Scott were greatly surprised when they announced their marriage which occurred February 8, 1922. Douglass high school has organized a base ball team and is preparing to tour the western section of the state.

Miss Bxzetta Walker is ill at this writing. Mrs. Katie Jackson passed away Friday morning. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon. Miss Loise Smlllie of Cameron, is the guest of her brother and sister-Inr-law.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smlllie, Mrs. Mary Chenault, who has been very ill Is improving. Mrs.

Sophie Standford of Albany, Is the guest of her uncle, Mr. Willis Walker. Tho Merry Matrons Domestic Science club was entertained 'by Airs. Jesse Prater at her new home, east Main, Friday afternoon after the business was transacted, an ice course was served to the following ladles: Mmes. Wm.

Galesby, Ira Booker, Charlie Smith, Edward Dlllard, Emery Thomas, John-son, Waddle Hill. M. Lilley. Odell Gray, P. Green, Sevaliah Lickey and Joe Foreman.

McAleatrr. The District Board of the Mosaic Temple convened last Tuesday at West llethel church. The meeting was reported successful. Dela-gates attended from various Temples, Urand MaHter Ezeil presided. An excellent, ptogram was rendered In honor of Col.

Young at Mount Triumph Baptist church by the white Kose club and Progressive club. The pastor of the A. M. E. church and also, Mrs.

Dr. South. Mrs. Horn. Mrs.

M. Thompson, Mrs. Koberson and Mrs. Vawn all attended conference at cai-houn, Okla. Mrs.

Eveline Johnson died very suddenly Saturday night. The remains will be shipped lo McKinney, Texas. She leaves two daughters to mourn her demise. Rev. Jackson of Mt.

Triumph Baptrst church has been holding a series of meetings in Chicago for the last week or two. Mr. Lancy. the undertaker haji moved his business to Muskogee. Mrs.

Allison left last week for the bed side of her neice, Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Tiny of Kansas, is visiting her mother, Mrs. C.

Johnson of A street. Kev. McAlester of Ardmore, was in' the city on business and also spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ladell.

The children of the high school rendered a program at the C. M. E. church. Sunday 19th.

The teachers meeting and also Mother's club met at the high school, Friday. MRS. F. MAE WIMS 1108 Jefferson Fort Worth Texas. Dealing In all kinds of Hair Goods.

Snitches, Transformation and Wigs, also cut hair by pound match all shades. Carry full line of Velvet Brown ToilPls. Madam C. J. Walker treatments given.

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