The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

2 81. 4 nv Douy was pAtpdlcu iOl
nterment and brought to Boiling on
The 1905 train Saturday evening and
the funeral was conducted by Rev.
i. NJ. Random Sunday at 300 p. nj.
al the Shiloah F. NJ. b. church. In |
in the Shiloh cemetery |
There were many beautiful floral |
Pail bearers: l.. Monroe, |
8. Allison, M. II. Harrell, Sam Jones, !
]. Davis anu Sam Edwards Mr. Ed |
Williams and wife, Mr.. Grant Heard |
and wife we're shopping in Wharton |
Pecans are now coming In
freely and are bringing between four
and five dollars per bushel. There
will be considerable volume of
money placed in local circulation
through the gathering and selling of
this native crop, the yield being bet
ter than since 1910. Mrs. +. j.
Munger, our popular hair dresser
returned to Bartlett, Texas to re-
sumo her trade over there during
the fall season. Mr. Arthur Grant
subscribed for the Express this week.
Mr.. Grant is walking the floor at
night now singing lulabys to bounc-
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your patronage and support.
Mineral Wells, Oct 20-Th East
ern Stars had their annual sermon
preached last Sunday night at the
First Baptist church by Rev. w. 7.
Talley, P. c. S. S. is being well at
tended at the different churches.
Services were splendid Sunday. Rev.
Sutton seemed to be at his best.
Rev Sheppard filled his place sun
day night. Rev. Sutton, G. A. Shep-
pard and Grace Lazene left Monday
for the State Convention in Denison,
Texas. Mrs. Sutton and little j. S.
Sutton, Jr., were in services Sunday
The deacons OF Bethel are all in
smiles because the women will have
to serve them. Mr.. Will Blair and
wife OF Dallas motored over SUNDAY
TO visit their niece, Mrs. j. A. Rus
sell. Mrs. Blanche Wells of Fort
Worth visited her aunt. Mrs. Hattie
I'D Lon Mus
son of Stephenville, Texas is here Wis
iting her auntie, Mrs. Kittie Moore
Rev. W. T. Talley preached for Rev
A. Johnson Sunday at $3.50 p. m
Rev. Allen is preparing to go to con-
ference. Stop laying everything on
your agent. He could not help about
the papers being late. Mr.. Arthur
Hughes of this city and Miss Minnie
Anderson Waco, Texas. were mar
ried in Weatherford, Texas. last We'd
nesday, Oct 18th, 1921. The happy
couple is at their home on First
Avenue. Mrs. Katie Scott is conva-
lescent. Mrs p. T. Hicks of Dallas
is in the city, Miss Emma Lee
Pickard is visiting in Fort Worth.
AIRS. Sarah Glass is confined to her
bed Mrs #. Griggs left for Dallas
her home, last week. The contest
between the four sisters at the A.
NJ T.. church was won by Mrs. EXC
Tunson. Mrs. Dlcie Boyd was second
in the contest.
White Rock, Dallas, Oct, 20,-Rev
is. G. H. Glascog was at his post
Sunday as that was his regular meet
ing day, but had no services except
Sunday School which was well at
tended. The entertainment given by
the Missionary sisters of the Baptist
church Saturday night was sue
cess and was attended by large
crowd. 1t looked more like a pic
mic. Tables we're covered with beau
tiful cakes and many baked chickens
Clear of expense. they realized $22.65
Sunday morning, pastor. Rev. West
Drake was out with his members
in Sunday school; after which they
all went to White Rock creek near
Kirkland Park to baptize new mem
Der. And in the afternoon at A
o'clock Rev. Sister Riddle of Dallas
preached a soul stirring sermon to
full house. At the close of this
meeting a new member was added
to the church in person of Mr. Jno
Bonner He will be baptized the
End Sunday in November. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Wells home was visited
by the stork and left fine girl last
Sunday. Mother and baby doing fine
at this writing. Mrs. Georgia Arm
strong is able to be out again after
two weeks illness. Mr.. and Mrs
Sivernia Bush lost their little daugh-
ter, Lillian, who died Friday night
and was buried Saturday MIS-
Clark is on the sick list and it re
ported improving slowly Mrs. Ella
Hunt from Sand Ridge was over
Saturday night and spent the night
with her daughter, Mrs. Girtrude
Wells and little granddaughter.
Cuney, Oct. 90 Services were
good Sunday and everybody seemed
to be-. high spirited. Rev. J. s
Brown filled his regular appoint
ment and collection was good. Sun
day school and B. " p. U. were well
attended at the usual hour Mrs
Jessie Criss and baby saw the Bragg
Carys Gin Sunday. Mr.. Law Randle
and wife and Mrs. Selma Benson OF
Jacksonville spent Sunday IN Quincy
Mr.. j. E. Hill and Miss Eliza Bur
rell were married at the home oil
the brides parents. We hope fol
them smooth sail through life
Mr. A. Garner and Cleotha Arnwine
are doing carpenter work in Dallas
DR.. H. S. BoylSins is home this
week and reports that he is doing
big business IN Alto Mr.. Ferris
Montgomery of VT. Enterprise is at.
tending school here this term. Mrs
Pheobia snsed, wife Of Mr.. Windon