The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
TEXAS TOWNS


was fairly we'll attended. The les
son was reviewed by divisions. 1st
division, the Queens visit, Mrs. San
ford; End division, The Kings
Throne, Mrs. Carter; 3rd division,
Solomon's Wealth and Navy, Broth
er McGinnis. The arrangement was
novel and interesting. B. Y. p. U.
was we'll attended, each superinten-
dent striving to do his best. On &C
count of the pastors absence nc
preaching service was held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, the newly married cou-
pie, from Hillsboro, en- route to
Fort Worth. their future home stop
ped over with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Teal. Mr.. Jones made an interesting
talk in Sunday School. Mr.. Bridge
water, who has been in Taylor for
about three weeks returned Satur-
day. Mr.. Troy Fulcher spent Sat
urday in Hillsboro. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. s. Taylor of Bartlelle, are here.
Mr.. Milton Diggs was called to Co
lumbia to visit his sick sister, Mrs.
Diggs. He returned this morning &C
companied by his sister. Mr.. Lon
ME Norman returned Thursday from
a ten days visit in Kansas City.
Kans. Misses Kathleen McGinnis
and Kitty Brunson was i'll Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Monroe, who has been
i'll is up again. Mr.. S. s. George
was in Waco, last week on bust
ness. Rev. e. H. Moore has ac-
cepted a position with a hardware
firm in Kingsville. His family will
ioin him in a few weeks. Mrs. jose
johnson and children OF Oceola,
spent the day with her sister, Mrs.
Bessie McGinnis.
Wolfe City, Sept. 16.-Sunday
School was we'll attended at all
churches. Rev. j. I. Gilmore attend
ed the National Baptist Convention.
Revival services are held every night
at the G. M. E. Church. Miss
Willie Mae Veru has returned from
Canton and Dallas. Mrs. Emma Will
son has returned from Dallas. Mrs.
Emma Ward and Johnnie o. Stull
spent last week in Boswell, Okla.
Miss Vernetta Gray and Brother
Murray of Muskogee. Okla, are
here. Mr.. Henry and Obed Clark
are visiting in Corsicana and Rice.
Mr.. ]. Hudson of Corsicana was
here last week. Miss Roberta Will
son of Fort Worth is visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Mamie Perry was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Pauline
Wilson last week. Mrs. Amanda
Green and little Aline Jones street,
have returned from visit to Lone
Oak. Mrs. NJ. Il. Bell is in Mus
kogee, Okla, this week. Mr.. George
johnson fell from ladder and
broke two of his ribs. Mrs. Rena
Nelson is sick Mrs. Eva Thomas has
returned from Cleburne. Mr.. Chas.
Thomas and Mr.. Saunders are con-
valescent, after being injured while
employed by the Hunt County Oil
Co.
Milford, Sept. 16.-Mrs. N. e.
Burnett went to Hillsboro. Messrs
w. G.. Mass, Clarence Carter and
Miss Thelma Marshall, were the
guests of Miss Beatrice Richardson.
Mr.. Jim Richardson and mother,
Mrs. Betsy Richardson ,motored to
Hillsboro in their Maxwell car. Miss
Hasalena Cook died at Hillsboro
and was brought here for burial.
Save ten cents for the Express. Ber-
nice Richardson, Reporter.
San Augustine, Sept. 16.-Prof.
Mckinley Jones will leave Sunday,
Sept. 25th for weeks vacation,
stopping over in Longview, Dallas,
Ennis, Brennan, Prairie View,
Houston, Crockett, Palestine and
Nacogdoches.
Mrs. Eddie Nix and little daugh-
ter have returned from ia two
months visit in Oklahoma, and
points in Texas, accompanied by Mrs.
Nix's father, Mr.. Charles Chairman
of Guthrie, Okla. Mrs. Lively has
returned from visit TO her son.
Mr.. j. e. Nix has returned to Nc
Kinney.
Greenville, Sept .16.-Born to
Mrs. Johnnie Hunt, fine IA pound
girl. Born to Mr.. Claton williams,
a 16 pound girl. Miss Carry Booker
is sick this week. Mr.. Abe Williams
is seriously ill this week. Mrs. Cor
tine Clinton has gone to Chicago,
ILL.,, to be married to Mr.. Pet Grad
dock. Rev. Bloodson preached a
fine sermon at New Hope Church
Sunday morning Miss Laura Ed
wards mother died Saturday night
and was buried Sunday evening.
Mr.. Verge Fuller and father have
bought Mr.. w. d. Fruits big show.
The Young Ladies Club will meet
at Miss Mandy Hollie's Tuesday at
$3.50. All members are requested to
be present. Miss Pearl White. re-
porter.
Wichita Falls, Sept. 16.-Grand
Chancellor w. s. Willis of Waco,
paid visit to the Brave Boys last
Friday night. The City Schools
opened Monday with fair atten-
dance. We hope to see the boys
vacate the shining parlors and other
places of employment and enter
school. We are glad to note the an
of Mrs. Wade in the
Dallas Express popularity contest
and bespeak for her an unstinted
support from her many friends in
this city and elsewhere.
Temple, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Lorene
(Rivers) Scott Of South 18th ST.,
died Friday, September 10th, fun
eral services held from Eighth st.
Baptist church, Rev. B. H. Harp
er officiating. She leaves husband,
and other relatives to survive her.
]. j. Dawson Undertaking Co.. had
charge of her burial. Prof N. A.
Banks of Waco and wife are here
to take charge Of the Colored High
School as principal and teacher.
Madams C. B. Morgan, r, e. Guy
and Miss E. M. DERRICK were visitors
in the Institute for teachers held in
Bolton last week. and were enter
tanned with cream and cold drinks