The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

preached mOTHluS anu uiBht. MI D.
Patsie Cobb of Greenville was in the
city on business. Prof. j. l. Jackson
of Fort Worth returned home. Miss
w. L. Smith passed through the city
enroute to Sulphur Springs. Mr..
Haywood Cage of Allen. Texas. is
in the city visiting friends and rel
atives. Please give the reporter your
news.
Honey Grove, Oct. 14.-Rev. A. R.
Roquemore delivered one of his able
sermons at the Primitive Baptist
Church Sunday at IL o'clock. Rev.
]. r. Swancey preached at Monks
town to an intelligent audience Sun
day at IL o'clock. Mrs. Cherry Gray,
who has been indisposed for the past
week was able to be out Sunday.
Mr.. A. W. Mcfarland is visiting Okla
The Harding, Coolidge, Capers Black
and Tan Republican club was en-
tertained Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
by Hon. VIM. Mcdonald, who de-
liveted a master address on the
Black and Tan Republican party.
Mr.. Roger Scroggins left for Okla
homa City, Monday. After the lee
ture of VIM. Mcdonald a collection
of $45.40 was raised.
Marlin, Oct. 14.-At First Baptist,
Rev. F. G.. Lotion preached a strong
instructive sermon, subject: Our
Father who art in Heaven" Rev.
C. l.. assembled the rostrum and
made our hearts burn while he talked
to us by the way. Supt. H. Buckner
still stands at the head of his class.
The Marlin Camp of Woodmen had
a big log rolling on the Sth and
rolled in the Camp good many
healthy, sound boys. Deputy N. s.
Pace was with us and made strong
lecture. Mrs. r. V. Elias has re-
turned from Galveston where she had
gone to witness the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Marie Miles, who de-
parted this life on September 9th.
. She was a member of the Ebenezer
Baptist church in that city for thirty
years. She was laid to rest under
auspices Of the A. o, of p. Mrs. j..
A. Rhodes, after a three weeks
bathing in the hot waters, has re-
turned to her home in the city of
Galveston, much improved. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashville leaves for Haskell,
Texas. Mrs. R. B. Black and her
daughter Atheal, has returned from
Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s.
Rucker of Houston, are in the city
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Elias of Gonzales has
returned home after spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pendivers
on Falls street. Miss Ida Wilson is
a new reader of the Express. Miss
Minnie on Williams street advised
me to bring the paper regardless of
the cost. There were many strange
faces at First Baptist Church. The
various churches had poor attend
ance on account of the cotton fields.
Great crowds are leaving for the
west to gather that crop. Hon. B.
J.. Mathis was highly honored with
a gold mettle for his good work at
First Baptist.\ Hon. T. l.. Soders, on
behalf of the church presented the
mettle Prof. c. L. Humber, also
declared 1t was due Bro. B. ]. Mathis
Rayenna, Oct. 14.-The Jubilee
Concert was a great success; every
body seem to have enjoyed them
selves. Miss Irma Woodarw and Lit
tie Master Henry Dupree made their
departure Saturday to Hawkins, Tex
as, where they are to enter school.
Irma's mother, Mrs. v. A. Johnson,
accompanied them as far as Bonham;
Henry's mother. Mrs. NJ A. Dupree,
accompanied them to Hawkins. she
reports trip was a very enjoyable
one. Mr.. o. C. Mott of Denison
spent the day Saturday with Miss
Jessie NJ. Davis returning home Sat
urday afternoon. The boys and girls
of Ravenna had a very nice and en-
joyable trip Sunday. Hayride party,
served soda pop, cakes and cream
and sandwiches for lunch. Those
present were: Miss Jessie NJ. Davis,
Mr.. Joe Inerson, Miss Laura Martin,
Mr.. Sammie Smith. Miss Ethel Y.
Simms, Willis Gentry, Miss Jimmie
King, Henry Davis, Miss Willie
Gentry, Lavell Martin, Miss Lucy
Yarbrough, Heaston Gentry, Miss Mil
bred Starks, Henderson Gentry. There
were IA and all report they would
like another ride soon.
Cleburne, Oct. 14.-Rev. Joseph
A. Brown, secretary Foreign Mission,
preached a noble sermon Sunday
morning at the First Baptist church.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Edwin Givens and
Miss Daisy Jones, Wednesday night,
Oct. goth, at the A. NJ. E. Church.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Matthews,
a baby girl. Mrs. Ella Helm under
went successful operation at Booker
t. Washington Sanitarium at Fort
Worth last week. Misses l.. T.
Phillips and H. NJ. Frame spent Sun
day in Fort Worth. The box enter
tainment given at Mrs. Leila Car
wells in interest of the Ladies' City
Club was a success. Mr.. McGinty
and Miss Hazel Sparks were married
last Thursday night. Rev. Graham
officiated. Mrs. Marie Bagsby has
returned from GAINESVILLE. Rev. Wyatt
spent few days in Dallas last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard are
quite sick at their home. Miss
Florence Hobert and Mr.. Guy Jay
spent OuHudy III MOTSdu. MI. NcO
Johns left Sunday for California
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Brown have re-
turned from Oklahoma City. Mrs
Ben Moss is visiting her mother al
Kerens. Mrs. Dosha Vernon spent
Sunday in Percell, Okla Little War
dine Lightfoot, who has been very
sick is improving. Mr.. Tanner War
rem is still very sick at his home al
Oak Hill. Mr.. John Pippins is Wis
iting relatives at league. Miss al
berta Brown is visiting her mother
at Tulsa, Okla. Miss Zerline Mullen
has accepted a position at Wills
Point as organist for the church
Mr.. Aaron Alexander of Mineral
Wells was here in the interest of the
Dallas Express contest and was
guest of his mother and father. Mr.
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