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TIIE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1919.
TEXAS TOWNS
LUFKIX.
Lufkln, Texas, June 6. The W. O.
W'e had there anniversay sermon
preached at Long Chapel C. M. E.
church, Sunday evening. May 2Pth
by Rev, Merrltt, ex-pastor, collection
$50.00. .
Good Will Baptist church ha been
recently painted which adds flulte
an Improvement to that part of the
town. MA
Mrs. Ellsa Daniels Is confined to
her home, seriously 111. Miss Annie
Sleet returnod to her home In Nacog
doches, Thursday, accompanied by
her Sister, Mrs. J. M. Wright
Mrs. Hobt K. Blair of Moscow, Is
the guest of her Sisters, Mrs. T.
Butler and Mrs. Llllle A. 8cott
Prof. W. A. Heaglns of Moscow was
the guest at the commencement ex
ercises Monday night
Mr. Frank Wilson Is a regular
reader of The Pallas Express.
HOJTEX CEOTE.
homa City, has Joined him here where
they will reside with his mother,
Mrs. Ann Hadley.
Mrs. Hattie Williams of E. Mag
nolia Is convalescing.
Mr. Win. Sykes, one of, Sherman's
highly respected citizens died at his
home, cor. Jones and Branch streets,
morning 29th Inst, of which he was
a consistent Christian by Rev. J.
W. Williams, the pastor before crowd
ed house. Church executed program
in his memory.
CLEBURNE.
Honey Grove, Texas, June 6. Rev.
Collins, P, C of the St Paul A. M.
E. church occupied the stand Sun
day at 11 o'clock and delivered one
of his able sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W: McFarland,
gave one of the swellest entertain
ments of the season In honor of
their brother. Lieut F. L. McFarland
of the old Eighth raiment of Chica
go. ' ' . .
Many guests were present ana
they reported a most enjoyable even-
Mrs. Mattle Cason was called to
the bed side of her mother, Mrs.
Easter, who Is suffering much with
her eyes.
Mrs. Davenport on the account or
the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Ethel Fuller and children and
Mr. Selh Fuller left for San Angelo,
Sunday night
' GAINESVILLE.
Gainesville. Texas, June 6. The
Presiding Elder. Dr. A. O. Winn was
at the A. M. E. church Sunday and
preached a noble sermon amount
raised for the day $48.03.
Rev. M. M. Burns preached the an
nual sermon for the Mosaic, at 3
p. m. Sunday, his subject "She Hung
Out the Scarlet Line." He preached
a noble sermon. -
Miss Carrie Seay, one of the pub
lic school teachers has returned
to her home In Bonbam, Texas.
Messrs. Almo, and Allen Moore
have returnod home from Nashville,
Tenn., where they spent the winter
In school.
Mrs. M. M. Penn left Friday after
noon for Dallas, her futtire home.
Mr. Herman Blaekmoii Is at Booker
Washington sanitarium In Ft. Wdrth.
Mrs. E. I Blackmon was in Fort
Worth, last week.
Tht public school closed last week
ending i. splendid year's work. The
rroduat'ng exercise took place last
Wednesday nleht at the high school
miditorium. The three sweet girl
graduate presented themselves very
commenrfablv. :
mk m m Burns Is spending a
few days in Fort Worth. Misses Nola
Germany and T. M. Brown are visit
In TlAnton. TerRS.
Toe R. , Y. P. D. entertained In
honor of he ' graduating class and
faculty Bt Mt Olive Hapusi cnurcn
last Friday night Mr.i Curtis B.!
Dlckerson of Ladonla. Texas is vis
iting his sinter, Mrs. S. M. Brown.
SHEHM.A5.
' Sherman. Texas. Rev. H. D. Allen
has returned from a ministerial trip
to Shreveport and ; Marshall.
Mrs. Johnnie Herald is visiting her
brother. Mr. Webble Ragdalft 1u Arp.
Miss Nina Maloy of Piano, Is visit
ing her brother Mr. W; E. Maloy
rnd family. '
' Messrs. 'os. Butsell and Win. vol
ntlne have gone with Y. M. C. A.
on fishing expedition on Pennington
river In Oklahoma.
mIrs Armctta Douglass was re
cently married to Mr. Almett Roberts
In Cleveland. Ohio. They are liing
at r335 Central avenue, Cleveland,
Ohk
Mm. Reta Wallace of Dallas visited
her mother, Mrs. Nannie Nicholson
anrt sister, Miss Maggie.
Mr. Fra I'obinson has moved
to Fort Worth, to live with his sister.
Rev. O. B. Hasker. pastor of Naw
Hopo Baptist asslPted by Rev, A. D.
Dupree baptized Misses Leila Leigh
ton and Gladys Jou and Mr. James
Houston in May he tank' evening
of 1st lnst, h?"T large crowd.
ftoutb Flnt Street Cafe, cold drinks,
flfh. short orders, 616 South First
street, Luke Ftlphyour. proprietor.
Mr. Jackson Southern, one of our
highly respected rttizena died 21st
ultr at his home on South Montgom
ery. Funeral attended 22nd ult,
at St John C. M. E., of which be
was v consistent Christian by Rtv.
G. H. Tell, pr.sto-. He leaves a lov
ing wife, several children was octo
genatlan. Funeral under auspices of
U. B. of F. Prof. N. S. Everott of
Fraternal had charge.
Mrs. N. S. Ever.tt underwent a
suceeMful operation at St Vincent
sanita-iura.
Mr. Freddie English, who recently
returned home from the Navy to visit
parents where he was honorably dis
charged as mess attendant on trans
port. Lake Mich., has resumed his
Cleburne, Texas, June 6. Rev. B.
Smith preached the baccalaureate ser
mon Sunday at the school auditorium.
Mesdame A. L. Lott Chatman, J. A.
Matbls are representatives to the
K. of P. and C. of C, Grand Lodge
at Dallas. Mr. Willie Brown has re
turned from France.
Mrs. Hattle Brown of Corslcana is
the guest of Mrs. M. Gale. Miss Ma
bel Waymalres of Dallas is visiting
her mother, Mrs. ' Ella Griffin. Mrs.
Carrie Kay and neice are visiting rel
atives at Paris. Mr. Walter Richard
son of Mltford is here visiting his
grand mother, Mrs. Betsy Richard
son. Rev. B. Smith preached the
Odd Fellows and H. H. of It. annual
sermon Sunday. Prof. Martin closed
his school last week.
Mr. Charles Alexander of Waxa
hachle, visited his family last week.
Mrs. Parker received J200.40 from
the government recently she is visit
ing relatives at Wolfe City. '
The different room exercises of the
grand public school at the school
auditorium were grand.
Mrs. Susie Oliver of Fort Worth
in in the city visiting friends. Rev.
J. A. Brown preached the anniver
sary sermon of Rev. Campbells at al
varado, Sunday. .
The A. M. E. church quarterly con
ference is in session of the M.
E. Church. Mrs. F. H. Ryce enter
tained Mrs. Hicks and children of
Louisiana with a nice menu. Mr.
Jim Garette has returned from
Wyoming. Prof. M. M, Rodgers of
Dallas was in the city Sunday visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J. T. Welch. Born
to Mr. and Arthur Dllmore, a baby
boy.
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people, sick and accident company
and unity Insurance company own
and operateed by Negroes should be
supported by our race as they have
complied' with the laws of our State.
Everybody wanting the Dallas Ex
press delivered to their home will
leave their address at the Mosaic
News stand No. 1022 R. R. avenue.
Every business operated by our race
and the name of every professional
man In this city will appear in the
Dallas Express. June 21. Everybody
in the city ought to buy a copy and
keep it as a future record.
If you want your news to appear
in the Dallas Express have it ready
when the paper Is delivered also your
5 cents ready, don't ask for credit
JACKSONVILLE.
lena htmln.
Mr. H. N. Denson came over Sat
urday to accompany Lis wife home
after a successful school term.
Prof. A. K. Watkins, principal of
the publio school had a successful
closing last Saturday night and left
Sunday evening for Huntsvllle to be
the gues of his family during the
summer.
Mrs. Klnson of Beaumont came
over to the school closing and left
in company of her daughter, Sun
day for their home.
Profe. Charlton and Prater brought
their ball team over Saturday to get
a 11 to 8 beating. That defeat made
It 3 out of 4 for Sour Lake.
Save a nickel for the Express.
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Otto, Texas, JuneS. Sunday was
a big day at Jerusalem, we naa
our Missionary Sisters with us. Rev.
Alexander of Waco, and his many
good things to us concerning the
race, subject, "Time and its Mean
ings." from which he delivered an
excellent sermon. We heard a great
lecture on the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo
ple. The B. Y. P. U. rendered a
great program. Some very enterest-
Ing papers were read. Home Mission
Sisters will give an entertainment
Friday night.
FORNEY.
Lake Charles, Texaa, June 6. All
churches In town held good service
on lnst Sunday. It was a high day
at Rpeves Ckiapel C. M. E. church,
motley raised $60.65.
The r.iany friends of Mrs.
Grace Clarks are very much grlevt
over her departure to CallfoiT.
where bIk" wl!' makr her future homo.
Littlo Miss Ethel Gudy of Franklin,
la., is here visiting sister, Mrs.
Florence Thrriott The fuae.ral of
Mrs. Rltta Leon took plaeo on last
Thursday evening at G P. m. from
Evergreen Baptist church. Rev. Frl
arson officiated. Th funeral
direction was under the auspices of
Ruth C. 4188, Mosaic Temple of
America.
The Baptist church has elected
Rev. S. T. Johnson for their pas
tor, Rev. C!. J. Allen preached a
real Biblical sermon last Sunday at
the Christian Baptist church. Rev.
T. A. Brown is succeeding nicely and
is planning to build a brick church.
Rev. H. H. Williams will preach his
farewell sermon at his church on the
6th Sunday and will leave for Pert
Arthur. Texas, where he will give
forn er position in Washington. D..au 0f ni time to his church there.
C. .Ie married one National Capi- j Rev, j. k. Washington invites all
tal belles 41U lnst Full report next ' ministers and their congregation to
issue.
Forney, Texas, June 5. Sunday
School was well attended at all
churches Rev. L. W. Mackey filled
his pulpit and preached two strong
sermons, total collections $30.00 the
Mt Zlon B. Y. P. U.. is on its
pious march with Mrs. Sarah Patter
son as president
Rev. Herion was at his post and
preached two noble sermons to his
congregation. ' Rev. Herion Is keeping
his people at work and awake and
the are progressing right along.
Wednesday, June 4th, the Little
Flock Church starts their $1,000 rally
and closes June 8th. . ,
Mrs. L. M. Sanders has returned
from Ft Worth, where she has been
for a week visiting a sick sister-in-law,
who was better when she left
Mrs. Willie Ann Gillls and son have
returned to Fort Worth... after
week's stay here.
Miss Luenltle Jackson of Tatum,
Texaa, has ret"rned home after two
months' stay here also Miss Annie
Mae Bates left with her for a three
months' stay.
Mrs. M. B. Nichols is able to be
up this week.
Mrs. L, W. Mackey is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. R. B. Burch, is some better
this week.
Jacksonville, Texas, Dr. R, H, King,
D. D., preached the Odd Fellow and
Household of Ruth annual .sermon
Sunday evening at the C. M. E.
church to a large audience. The
scholary pulpltor was at his best and
preached to the satisfactory of all
present
Prof. J. H. Howard was called to
Alabama to attend the bed side of
his wife.
Sgt X. A. Pierce is at home from
over over sea,
Mrs. Llllle Thompson of Dallas is
visiting in the city. Born to Mr. and
and Mrs. Raymond Brown a baby
girl, May 27th, mother and daughter
are doing fine. The Compress was I
struck by lightning last week. A bolt
of lightning fell on the Northwest
corner of the shed and rolled to the
Southeast corner and exploded and
the whole campus was in flames,
more than $800.00 bales of cotton
were burned up. Miss Ardella An
derson left Saturday for Waco. Mrs.
Laura Chase and Mary Currlngton
of Larue are visiting in th city. Mr.
A. L. Martin was called to Dallas
on business. Misses Ella Mae Boling
Lena Tolery spent a few days visit
ing in Alto.
Miss Pearl Martin spent a few
days visiting in Tyler,
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a ten days' stay in Ft Worth and
Dallas. Mr. John Taylor, U. S. Sgt,
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his aunt, Georgie Jones.
Dr. R. H. King, P. E. of the Tex
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Elder P. R. Woods of Holiness here
Urns gone from his cl arch at Texar
kana, Texas, to conduct a big Holi
ness meeting at Gay, Ok I a,, returning
!ao!iie about 15th.
The Minister's Alliance met morn
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Mr. Jos Martin, who recently sus
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his left foot -untie work at Interstate
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Mr. Jno. ftoyster's wife of Ckli-
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marriage of Miss Hebm Paul to Mr.
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Mi. Louisa Johnoon is repairing
her hotel.
Mrs. Dr. W. C. Hayes is now in
Mississippi visiting her many friends.
She will soon leave for Tennessee.
Dr. W. C. Hayes has Jqst purchased
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A benevolent society has been or
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Rev. C L. Lee was on duty at
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Rev. Hayward wa on duty at
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big baptizing.. Reports $40.28 was
raised.
Rev. Dunbar, pastor of St Paul
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three able sermons Sunday, and bap
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good service.
Mrs. C. R. Brown spent Sunday In
Devers with her s:ster, Mrs. Graves.
Mrs. Ezra Lewis oi Houston cpent
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