The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-04

Thomas George and little Maude OF
Liberia, Africa, were here Tuesday
night at the c. Nj. Il. church. The
amount contributed was $10421. Mr.
Will H. Evans gave $4,000, Mr. Chas
Jordan $1,000 and Miss Ethel Roark
$11.00. There were many others who
gave literally. Mr.. Frank Robertson
and Miss Susie English were married
Sunday night. Mr.. Alberry Mckee
and Miss ella Mae Patterson were
also married Sunday night. Miss
Carry NJ. Seay left for Denison and
Tulsa, Okla, Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charlie Lono returned Friday
from New Orleans. Mrs. Laura
Thomas has returned from Honey
Grove, Dial and Roxton Mr.. Moody
Thomas and wife were in the city
last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Laura Thomas. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Worne Oliphant, a fine boy. Rev.
G. w. Henson and wife have return
ed from Greenville, Farmersville and
Neilingville. Mrs. Ida Harmon left
Sunday for Sherman to visit rel
atives. Mr.. Aaron Brown of Gaines
vile has been visiting relatives in
Bonham. Little Charlotte D. Bailey
is recovering from a short illness.
Little Emma Gene Earskine is sick.
Miss Ophelia Blackman returned
Friday from Dallas. Misses Jimmie
Smith and Lena Kennedy left for La
donia this week. The Smarter Set
Club met with Miss Carry NJ. Seay,
Thursday night. A luncheon was
served. Mr.. Aaron Vanlear of Honey
Grove passed through the city en-
route to Kansas City to visit rel
atives. Rev. Lynch and his many
delegates have returned from the AS
ISOLATION in Dallas.
CleDurne, Sept. 2.-The Masonics
gave smoker and watermelon feast
Thursday night at Corines Hall.
Willie Wright, who died at Norfolk.
Va, was brought here for burial.
He was buried with naval honors.
Lieut.. Mathis and Corporal Eugene
Dykes has charge of the remains.
DR.. Wallaces father visited him Sun
day. Mr.. Walter johnson has re-
turned from Kansas City. Rev. j.
W. Hawkins and family of Mexia
nave moved here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
die Mason of Oklahoma City, Okla.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Tay-
Tor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudspeth are in
Wichita Falls. Rev. Bolden and
children are visiting relatives in
Taylor. Mrs. Jefferson of Brennan
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nose King. Miss Stella Washington
of Athens was called to see her
brother who was scalded at the Santa
Fe Shops. Mrs Marie Rhodes is ill.
Mr.. Tom Smiths aunt of Rockdale
was his guest Sunday. All readers
OF the Dallas Express please have
your dimes ready when the reporter
comes. Mrs. Matte Edwards died
Tuesday and the funeral was attended
at the residence Thursday, Rev. Gates
officiating. Mr.. Dan Woolridges arm
was injured last week while at work.
Mr.. Will Hodge, who received an in
jury last week is improving. Mrs. |
Annie Taylor and children have re-
turned from Galveston and Houston. |
Mesdames Mittie Thompson and An
ME Lee Johnson were called to their |
sick father at Farmersville Rev. |
II. Wright closed his revival at Ma |
than with success; nine candidates |
were baptized and thirteen added to |
who has been visiting her son at ,
klahoma City has returned. Mrs.
Lillian and Miss Lavata Chandler
of Wichita Falls are here visiting
relatives. Mr.. Bud Smith and Mr..
Stewart were called to Lott to see
their sick mother. Mr.. l.. e. Russell
went to Dallas on a business trip
Saturday DR.. A. Z. Punche and fam
lily will make Fort Worth their fu-
ture home. Mr. EmZie Wilburn of
Oklahoma City was here visiting rel
atives. Mesdames Ada Preal and
Ethel Mae Alexander have returned
from Las Cruces, N. NJ. and Denver,
Colo. Miss Roberta Smith has re-
turned from Louisiana. Mrs. Emma
Heard's cousin of Wills Point is
visiting her. Rev. Wyatt. Misses An
ME Maddie Webster, Robbie Smith,
A. B. Rice attended the Sunday
School Convention at Dallas.
Whitewright, Sept. Sunday
School was well attended at the
Baptist Church. Mr.. B. H. Hender-
son was the delegate from the Sun
day School and made a good re-
port. Mrs. M. e. Wren has returned
from Dallas. Mrs. Burler Guess is
i'll. Miss Mae Hickman and brother
of Sherman visited Mrs, Gatewood
Sunday. Rev. l.. H. Hearvey, the
pastor of the First Baptist church is
taking vacation for month The
c. M. e. Sunday School Convention
was success. Everyone was well
taken care of. Whitewright ball team
played at Howe Saturday and Sun
day, winning both games with scores
to Saturday and to Sunday.
Mrs. Renthey Conley has returned
from Hakman County and is i'll.
When you want to>read real news,
read the Dallas Express. Cecil Gate
good, Reporter.
Terrell, Sept. 1.-THE C. NJ. e.
was in session at the St Luke C.