The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-16

and Henry Border, Jr., of WaXaba-
chic are guests of Mrs. II. S. Sad
der Mr.. Wesley of Dallas was tie
guest of his wife Sunday, Mrs. An
ME Wesley. Mrs. McCurens spent
a few days last week visiting rel
atives at Summerville and Carwell
The public School has received theil
swings and the children are enjoy
ing themselves TO the highest Miss
Melrose Carter is visiting her cousin
at Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
attended the funeral of their brother
who died at Meharry, Mr.. Dan
! WoolTdge of Fort Worth was the
guest of his family Sunday. Mrs.
Bertha Rice of Vernon and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John LightfOot. Mrs. Clemmio
Griffin entertained the Mothers Club
last week. A delightful time was
had. Mr. Charlie Boyd of Dallas
was in the city last week visiting
his wife. Mrs. Claton is visiting il
Dallas. Under TIE new rules OF the
Dallas Express, the reporter desire
all readers to have their change
ready when he comes around Gle
burne baseball team crossed bats
with Gainesville last week. Mr. Jas
Baker our undertaken, is improving
his Office. A six o'clock dinner was
served Miss MOllie Olena Watson at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bagsby
on Tuesday evening, April 5, was
enjoyed very very much.
Temple, April 14.-Rev. w. NJ
Taylor, pastor of Corinth Baptist
Church, delivered a very impressive
sermon last Sunday evening at the
Corinth Baptist Church to the women
of the Eastern Star, an auxiliary of
the Masonic Order. After the sermon,
the Williams Quartete sang very
beautiful selection; after which Dr.
| p. NJ. Law son.. Master of Ceremonies,
made some timely remarks. Rev.
j. H. Murphy, pastor of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, was then introduced
! by the pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Taylor.
Rev. Murphy spoke briefly, request
! ing unity, and the cooperation of
the several pastors and churches of
the city. A committee of several
out-of-town ministers held a meet
| ing last Wednesday evening at the
Wayman Chapel A. NJ. Il. Church.
| The object of the meeting was to
make arrangements for the banquet
which is to be given at Can -cron
some time soon, for the purpose of
raising money to help defray ex-
penses of Bishop VIM. d. Johnson
of the 10th Episcopal District of
Texas, to the Ecumenical Confer
ence which will convene in London,
| England some time / August. The
committee was composed of the fol-
| lowing ministers: ). j. Johnson, pas
tor of st. James Church, San An
tonic; j. NJ. Johnson, P. E. Of the
| Bastrop District; A. W. Williams.
pastor of Shilo A. NJ. f. Church,
| Galveston; Rev. Hughes. pastor of A.
NJ. f. Church. Cameron; A. W. Bagley,
pastor A. NJ e. Church. Bolton; f..
j. Howard, P. E. of the Waco Dis.
trict; j. H. Lynn, p. E. of MeXia
| District; and Bens, pastor Of Edward
Chapel, Waco. The Temple Swift
Kids VS.. Bolton Buffaloes played a
very interesting game last Sunday
evening at the Midway Park. Scores
"A in favor of Bolton. n. B. George
and Co., opened a fish market last
week in the building where the late
! A. B. Green operated his market in
| f. B. When you want some fish see
them. c. H. Morris was called tG
Giddings to the bedside of his broth
er. Mrs. Pearl Jackson "fter several
days illness, is much improved
Robt. Hill is sick with the measles.
Edgar Rice after some eighteen
years or more a backslider accord
ing to his confessions Sunday niaht,
united with the 9Th Street Baptist
Church; five other young men poined
also. out of which two were candi-
dates for baptism.
Tyler. April 1.-THE many friends
of Mr.. Fred Griffin regret very much
! to learn that he is in very crit
| ical condition at his mothers home
! Live Oak street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson have returned from st. Louis.
| MIR. and Mrs. Milton Deese of ST.
! Louis were called here to the bed
side of the latter's mother. Miss
Myrtle Bledsoe. Mother, Mrs. H.
Bledsoe and Mrs. Langston Smith
closed their school at Douglas with
concerts, Thursday and Friday nights.
Rev. Bledsoe and Miss Xelma Bled-
soc of Bishop College were present,
Mrs. l.. A. Seals, principal, and Miss
Minnie Gamble, Assistant. closed
school at Chapel Hill on the 8th;
thee graduates from English De-
partment. Prof. Banks of Texas Col
| Icge addressed the class. Mr.. Brooks
received message Sunday from
| Oklahoma, stating that his sister,
! fora had passed away and the re-
lmains would arrive Monday. Mrs.
/ Eliza Allen, Mrs. Aza Lee Love, and
Mr.. Frank McFadden are on the sick
list. Mrs NJ. E. Tucker closed her
school at Lanes Chapel on the Sth,
The Dunbar Literary Society rem
dered an excellent progr m at night.
! Mrs. Lee Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
houn were present and enjoyed that
| old fashion dinner on the ground as
well as the exercise. The NJ. g.
Church has been torn down and ar
Irangements are being made to erect
new one. A fishing party composed
of Messrs Mack Littlejohn, H. Cal
houn, II. Johnson and Lee Tucker
spent Monday night on the creek.
They met another crew composed OF
Messrs Wassell Donaldson, Charlie
Wilson. and Eddie Lee Mitchell. DR..
III. c. Blackmore addressed the B.
Y. P. U. Sunday evening at First
Baptist. Rev. r. B. Francis preached
at True Vine Sunday night. Mr..
Bonnie Taylor of Omaha, Neb., is
visiting his sick mother. Mrs. Lynch,
IN n. Tyler. Mrs. Nickens is visit
ING in Dayton, Ohio. Miss Emma
Cornelius has been very sick at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. J. A. High
tower. Her many friends are hoping
speedy recovery. Mr.. Frank Nc
Kinney passed away at lbs home,
Prof and Mrs. P. S. Phillips are at
their home again. The Christian