The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14

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" IL tnmored lb,.l several marriages are
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hiSols croquet.
90 siderable sickness lately In the family
,. Captain IlarOn.
A Miss Bessie Gait and Miss Melee, OF
Spring Place, Georgia, are visiting relatives
In our county. They are estimabie young
ladies, related to some of our best citizens.
Relatives of Major Malone have been
Wis ting him this week, ,
Mr.. Evans, of Titus, was in Franklins
metropolis this week.
Miss Ida Selvidge is absent from Mt.
Vernon. teaching music class.
Mrs. Lucinda Pattillo. an aged and re-
spected lady is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Eliza Ann Parchman, her son, Mr.: A. ID.
Pattillo. and other relatives in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Applng, wife of Judge Appling,
who once lived here. is stopping at Mrs.
Moore's with the intention OF raising mu-
sic class.
wAXAHACHIE.
All the concerts and other exercises at
Marvin college, next week, are free. All
are invited to attend.
The monthly union Sunday-school con-
certs have been revived. The first one was
held last Sunday evening at the Baptist
church. The attendance was small, as II
was not generally known. The next will
be held at the Christian church, at p. M,
Sunday, July LIST. All the schools are in
vited to participate.
ance council will have picnic at Bullard's
park. They will meet in their hail at $3.50
a. M, and march in procession headed by
the college band. The programme OF the
day includes music, an address by Rev. j..
Fl. Curry, dinner, social enjoyment, etc.
Visiting councils are invited to join the
procession, and our citizens generally are
requested to attend the picnic with full
baskets. The young men of the council
will give grand ball and social entertain
ment in the opera house on Thursday night
at o'clock. Ice cream and supper free.
All are invited.
The entertainment at Marvin college last
Thursday night was not so well attendt d
as the two preceding ones, nor were the
readings and reCitations so interesting or
well received as on former occasions. But
the orchestra music was very fine and very
much enjoyed by the audience. The
choruses were the best we ever heard in the
college chapel, SURPRISING much that we
ntdTu III bu6 DituScIfc5Us 4hC pIoCCCu6 VI
the evening amountt d to about $40.
Miss Scotia Mcmillan, who has been at
tending Bellwood Seminary, Anchorage:
Kentucky, for the past year, is expected
home to-morr morning.
Mrs. Faris. of Grandview, Johnson
county, is visiting her son. DR.. G. A. Faris,
of this place.
Miss Ionic Patton, of Marvin college,
has measles.
Little Edna, daughter of Hon. A. Rainey,
has measles.
AURORA.
The closing exercises of the session of
1928 of the Aurora Masonic institute
took place at the hall Wednesday evening.
An immense audience was present, and
many could not get into the house at all.
Each scholar took pride in trying to carry
out their part in the best possible manner,
and that they succeeded was truly shown
by the storms of applause, and the happy
and smiling faces of those present.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, who has been ap-
pointed to supply tina Methodist Episcopal
church at this place, preached very elo-
quent sermon last Sabbath evening. He
trust will be the means of greatly aug
the number of his church's mem
bership.
Professor Tolliver, of Dallas entertained
the audience With some delightful instru-
and vocal music at the exhibition
Wednesday night. We understand that
the Professor is to be one of the judges of
music at the 4th ofJuly entertainment.
Several gentlemen from Kentucky ar
rived in Aurora last week, and are visiting
their friends here and also looking at the
Mr.. Virgil Massie smiles, and smiles again
it is a girl.
The programmes for the Eistddfod enter
fainment, July 4th, are out. Mr.. John
Gibby has charge of the choir again, which
nsures success in that part of the pro-
gramme.
BELToN.
The annual examination in the public
schools of Bolton will egin Monday, June
18th, continuing until Thursday, June 14th.
The concert at Salado last Thursday
night given by Mrs. Deblar and her music
class, was great success. Miss Lula An
irews was crowned Queen of Flowers and
Miss Birdie Robertson was Queen of the
FAIRIES.
Miss Lila Snow, young lady of New
Orleans, is making a visit of few weeks to
Mrs. Charlie Trigg.
Mrs. Michel, who has been visiting rela-
ives in Killeen and Bolton for several
weeks, returned to her home in Bryan, a
ew days ago.
Mrs. Hall went last Thursday on a visit
% her daughter, Mrs. Frank Rather, who
ives on their ranch twenty-five miles from
Jotula.
Miss Lillian Cheyaler, who has been at
ending school for the last year at Lexing-
on, Kentucky, is expected home Saturday.
Miss Kittie Hughes accompanied Colonel
Sunn and his wife on their return TO Crock
1T last Friday. She will remain there some
ime.
Miss Margie Miller left last week to spend
he summer months IN the north.
The Sunday School concert is TO be held
n the Baptist church next Sunday.
Misses Lou Coulter and Addie Crawford
eft last Friday for a weeks visit to Temple,
RUsK.
The social event of the week was a ball
,iyen by the ladies ofRusk TO Governor Ire
and and Penitentiary Superintendent
1oree, at the chapel hall Of the state prison.
rhe principal features of the occasion were
he toasts of the governor and Mr.. Goree,
he latter thanking the ladies heartily for
he compliment.
Miss Laura Trimble, OF Rusk, was mar
led TO Captain II. II. Small, OF Palestine,
IN the 10Th ult. A large number Of friends
the ceremony, after which fare
wells were exchanged, as the happy bride
nd groom left on the evening train. We
Ylsh them mum napplnes,s
PITIeBURG.
The competitive exercises at the Metho-
list Sunday school last Sunday, was an oc-
aston Of more than ordinary interest. The
had offered prize to the
lass that recited most perfectly the entire
lecal0gue. The classes that competed
we're those OF Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Lou John
on, Miss Phronic Askew and the infant
lass Of Miss Daisy Harris, among the girls,
nd Miss Katie BOren's class Of little boys.
iudicious committee ofavard was APP
,oinied, and found Il difficult TO decide.
IN the classes named did well, and the
Committee felt that lift was practicable
ach one should receive q prize, but that
IDder the circumstances the prize offered
rAs due 10 the infant class.
BIts Of BAse Ball.
The Trinity Base Ball club, Of Dallas