The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-11
TEXAS TOWNS

Athens, Sept. 9.-Mrs. G. c. Hous-
ton, d. G. w. R. of H. H. of Ruth
made a special visit to the H. H.
No. COS and was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Miller. Rev. Lacy
of Kaufman preached for Rev. Pugh
Sunday night Mrs. s. Giles left for
Kemp, Saturday evening. Mrs. LO-
retta Hunter left to visit her mother
in Houston She was accompanied
by Mrs. Agnes Fletcher and Mr..
John Hunter. Mrs. Mable Gustarl
came in from Barry. Mrs. Chris
tina Mcdonald is on the sick list.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Mcdonald left via the
T. N. o. Miss Minnie Mae Miller
has returned. Mrs E. L. Reese
leaves this week for Corsicana. The
H. II. of Ruth elected the following
officers: Mrs. NJ. L. Snowden, M. N.
C.; Mrs. NJ. A. ]. Balm, P. M. N.
c.; Mrs. Carrie Derrough, p. N. G.;
Mrs. Emeline Guyden, Prelate;
Laura H. Miller, w. r.; Mrs. G.
c. Houston, D. G. w. R. of Houston
presiding.
Honey Grove, Sept. 9.-Rev. Col
lin, p. c., st. Paul A. NJ. E. Church
assisted by Rev. Gray and LYNN
have been carrying series of meet
ings. Mrs. l.. G. Parker delivered
an enthusiastic lecture to Mission
airy sisters at A. M. E. Church Sum
day evening. Miss Ophelia Black
man was in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
lain avenue, is on duty again af-
ter pleasant vacation in st.
Charles and other points Of Illinois
Mrs. Farmer. Mrs. Anna Mar
shall and Mrs. John Smothers Of
Evanston. ILL.,, spent considerable
time in the city during the week
on business. Mr.. T. G.. Gum ac-
companied by his wife and daugh-
ter of Roanoke, Va, spent pleas
ant visit in the city as the guest
of officers and Mrs. Julius Glenn,
1901 w. 18th street. Enroute
home, the Gums will stop at
Cleveland, Ohio. w. A Wallace,
president Wallace Bakery Co., 5000
State street, who spent consider
able time in the east attending
conventions and visiting relatives
and friends has returned to the
city much pleased with his trip.
While attending the convention at
Springfield, ILL.,, as delegate of U.
B. F. and s. NJ. T., M T. Bailey,
president Bailey Press Bureau,
1898 State street was highly en-
tertained by several of his old
friends
w. j. Taylor were in Ladonia Tues
day on business. Mr.. Rufus Smith
was here Thursday. Mrs. Bette
Higgs, who underwent an operation
Wednesday is reported doing nicely.
Mrs. Williams is still very sick at
the home of Mrs. M. e. Reynolds.
Mrs. Jemina Taylor and Mrs. F. NJ.
Booker were entertained at Mrs. A.
L. Pendleton's Sunday.
CrandalI, Sept. Sunday School
was fine last Sunday. Collection
$500. Rev. l.. Stewart of Dallas
preached for us, our pastor being
i'll. Rev. Hawthorne and wife, broth
ers Bates, Brown, Woods and Sister
of Seagorville. worshipped with US
last Sunday. Supt. VIM. Rowe made
flying trip to Palestine last Sum
day. Brother G. Copelin and Sis
ter Annie Rowe were delegates to
the Association at Cleburne. last
week.
Mrs. Smith returned from Alto,
where she has been visiting her
sick mother. Mrs. Lou Moore. Mrs.
Dona Anderson, Mr.. Johnnie Pruitt
and brother have gone to Cushing to
visit their sick brother. Mr.. B. Pal
mer of Fort Worth is here visiting
his sister. Mrs. VIM. Rowe. Do not
forget that you will find the Ex-
press at VIM. Rowe's Cafe every
Saturday. The paper is now ten
J cents.