The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28
TEXAS TOWNS



BOnham, August 26.-The churches
reported good attendance and fine
services Sunday. Rev. D. ]. Jones
carried on a successful revival at
New Home Baptist church last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Stephens,
girl. Mrs. Justina White, who was
brought home very i'll last week, is
improving. Little Charlie Joe Ears
kins is sick. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lee
Of Fort Worth, who has been visit
ing relatives here, left Sunday for
Oklahoma City, Okla. Mrs. Battle
Booker is here VISITING relatives.
Miss Mildred Robertson left SUNDAY
for Wichita Falls to visit her mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Robertson. Misses Odessa
and Henrietta Rundles OF GAINESVILLE
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Phea. Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Hill of
Anona, have made BonhaIn their
home. Mr.. Oscar Clemens and child
rem of Muskogee, Okla. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Clemens. Mrs.
Rendia Elliott has returned from
Bensenville, Ark. Mrs. Lille Mae
Reeves of Purcell, Okla. is here Wis
iting her mother Miss Myrtle Buc-
hanan OF Corsicana was entertained
with social Tuesday night, August
10, by her sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Buchanan. Mrs. Jessie
Lee, Mrs. Liza Ballard and Mrs.
Jennie Hampton left Saturday for
Oklahoma City, Okla, to visit Mrs.
Marie Cobbs. Rev. Lynch left MIL
day for the Association in Denisou.
Rev. j. A. Swan left Monday for
Royse City to attend meeting.
Miss Jessie Mae Davis of Ravenna
was here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Walker, last week. Mrs. w.
@. Hunter of Houston is here visit
ing relatives Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sib-
Perry last week. They are enroute
to Chicago, st. Louis and the North
ern Lakes. Misses Jimmie Sn it'll and
Olevia Seay and Mrs. Beatrice
Crumpton have returned from Prai
RE View College; the latter having
made a permanent certificate. The
Smarter Set Club met with Miss Van
Ieir Bagby. Luncheon was serve .
The Welfare League gave three
days picnic last week for Civic I'M
provements.. There was a good ball
game each day. Bonham winning
the game.
Gainesville, Aug. 26..-Mr. Wm.
Bryant and wife of Fort ~rorth were
in the city last Saturday. They re-
turned home. Mrs. Pearl Wilkereou
of Pilot Point visited relatives last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stevenson
are the proud parents of girl Mr..
and Mrs. o. Thomas have returned
Mrs. Lettie Epperson of Shawnee,
Oklahoma, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Sally Thomas. Mr.. Jess Aims
worth, Mrs. o. F. Strong, DR.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ Mitchell, Mr.. B. f. Rob-
inson and Little Junior Strong motol-
ed to Denison Thursday. August 10.
to attend the Sunday School and
Epworth League Convention. Mr..
Jim Pace of Fort Worth is guest
of Mrs. Rose Williams. Mrs. Emma
Brockman Moore, after an absence
of twenty wears, returned to Gaines
Vile She has spent most of her
time in Oakland, Cal. Rev. G. w.
Bell and many of his members were
in Denison last week attending a
meeting. Miss Beatrice Moore is in
the city. Bishop Cottrell Of the C.
NJ. Z. church was here Monday,
August %. The Dallas Express is
sold at j. NJ Robinson's store on
Mill Street, j. NJ. Robinson, agent.
The public School will open for the
fall term, September 18th with the
following teachers: A. NJ. Moore,
principal; Misses Esther Cabell, Della
]. Tolbert and Vivian Ward, as
sistants. There is yet one teacher
to be elected The teachers will be
in the building Friday morning,
September 10th for registration and
giving out books.
Antioch Baptist Church.
Sunday School was good under
the leadership of Supt. w. D. Steven
son. Collection 1922. Rev. Bob
Smith preached the morning sermon
At 3 o'clock Rev. Williams, pastor
of the Corinth Baptist church, preach
ed the Anniversary Sermon. Sub
ject: Preach the Word" AT 8
o'clock Rev. S. S. Stephens, pastor.
preached from the subject: "The
State of the Life of Those who de-
parted Life We have a fish fry
Saturday night. Come and join us.
Raised $56.57. Rev. S. S. Stephens,
pastor; Sister f. E. johnson. Sec
rotary.
Mart, Aug. 26.-Sunday School and
services at all churches were well
attended. Rev. Harvey Brown, once
a citizen of this place, preached to
large audience at Rocky Creek
Sunday. Rev. Mcdonald, pastor of
a. NJ. L. Church. was a welcome Wis
itor at the NJ. E. church Sunday,
and spoke encouragingly. Mrs. c.
C. Woodland and son have returned
from Beadeye.