The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21

Creek by Mrs. Mable Gustus. Miss
Florence Davis, Messrs. Leo Caldwell.
George Flutcher, Sambo Richardson.
Many snap shots were taken and a
humber of fish caught Mrs. Ella
Reese of the A. NJ. E. Church re-
ported SIPS with the Vanguard
Book. The Priscilla Art Club spent
an enjoyable time at the home of
Mrs Carrie Durrough, assisted by
Mrs. Sallie Carbin. Several selec-
tions were rendered and a five course
luncheon was served. Miss Lizzie
Massey will entertain the club next
Tuesday. Mrs Susie Murphy is able
to be up again. Find the Express at
Franks Barbershop. Laura II. Mil
Ter, Reporter.
Amarillo, May 19-The annual SER
mon of the odd Fellows Lodge was
preached at the c. NJ. h. Church
by Rev. Peters of oklahoma City,
Mr.. s. Miller read very important
paper in behalf of the Order. Rev.
Menorgan, pastor of the Mt Zion
Baptist Church put the trimmings
on by telling the hearers how honor
always thrives and how deception
falls. Mr. o. f. Wallace also read
an interesting paper. The better
class of race people here found a
hope in Christ. More than so have
come over on the Lords side. Mrs.
zach Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Thomas,
Mrs. Sarah McCampbel and Mrs.
Mary r. Moore are very sick.
Sherman, May 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Evans recently sold their beau
tiful homestead, 1901 So. Montgomery,
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor, for
merly of Cleburne for $500 cash.
1t consisted of two lots, five room
house with handsome orchard and
barn. Rev. l. Il. Robinson of st.
John c. M. L. Church has begun a
revival Mr.. r. l.. Grove and family
have returned from Texarkana, Texas,
where they have been at the bedside
of her father, Prof. II. G.. Goree.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Coleman have re-
Gently purchased home at 704 East
Pecan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope Kidd ten
dered their little daughter, Roberta
ADELAIDE Kidd her 8th year birthday
party on the 18th instant at their
palatial home, 314 West Lamar. She
was recipient of quite a number of
handsome presents. Refreshments
were served. Miss Melrose Carter of
has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Cora Jones and family has re-
turned home. Mr. Damelvin Hunt
ley of Shreveport, La, graduate of
school of Embalming at Chicago, who
recently married Miss Luzine Nc
Kinney are both here visiting her
parents. Hon. NJ. T. Mckinney and
wife. They will leave shortly for
his home in Shreveport. Pheagon
Lodge No. 20, X. of p, recently Or
ganized a Uniform Rank. preparatory
for their grand lodge encampment
in Denison. Officers are: Messrs.
LOnnie Douglass, Capt; Edward
Thomas, First Lieut.; lack Single
ton, Second Lieut.. James Anderson.
T. NJ. Sergt.; Leroy Rochester,, Guard;
Reagan Moore, Sentinel. Messrs. Geo
and Silas Johnson, Claude Montillo,
Lucius Belts, Claud Adams, made
social visit to Mckinney and Melissa
Saturday. Miss Leitha Cornelius ac-
companied by little Gibson and Porter
Henson left recently for Kansas City,
Kansas, where they spent several
weeks visiting their aunt. Mrs Aud
rey Gardner From there they go
with their aunt Mrs. Myrtle Grove.
Rosebud, May 19.-Services were
good at all the churches in town Sun
day. Rev. w. o. Bell of Waco, Tex
as, was in the city last week. Mrs.
Winnie Dixon was out of town last
week on business. Rev. w. II. Hum
phries passed away May l. He leav-
es two children to mourn. his lost.
Rev. A. G. Harris, pastor, officiated.
He, was carried to the new cemetery
for interment. Prof. L. L. Young,
and Mr.. Joe Dixon were in Lott,
Texas last week on business. Prof.
C. w. Rice, the noted lecturer from
the State Department of Agriculture,
was in the city last week and de-
livered q very effective lecture. Mrs.
Mary Milo is out of town this week.
Mrs. Callie Roberts of Waco is in the
city Visiting her daughter. Miss
Rachel chatham and Miss Bennett
Stellwell of Lott were IN the city.
A cake was baked in this city and
the party forgot to put sugar in it.
Guess who?
jacksonville, May 19-The Dallas
Express and other papers on sale
every Saturday at Sanders and Ten
nerson's Barber Shop. Rev A. NJ.
Mitchell, pastor Rising Star Baptist
Church filled his regular appointment
Sunday. Services were good and
well attended. Mrs, l.. w. Ragsdale
and Mrs. Menervia Alexander closed
their schools at Church Hill Friday
night. The closing exercises were
held before a large crowd. Rev. B.
Smith preached the Missionary SER
mon Sunday evening. Miss l.. Il.
Ragsdale closed her school and is at
home. Members of the c. NJ. T..
Church. are having a great revival.
Benson Chapel choirilrPse SHRDBG
ening and organized, following Off
GERS: Mr. Joe Clemens. Chorister;
Mrs. Lille Jones, Secretary; Miss
l.. L. Ragsdale, Treasurer. The Jack
sonville Ball Team defeated Tyler
Out Laws Thursday by a score
6-1, Friday, IA favor of Tyler.
The Dallas Express is on sale Sat
urday at McGees Barber shop Ser
vices were well attended Sunday at
C. NJ. e. Church. Mrs Sallie Aaron
spent Saturday and Sunday in Troupe.
Rising Star held interesting services
Sunday. Miss Harding is visiting
Mr.. and MIS-. MCGEE. Mrs. Sallic
Mrs. SalliS MCGEE White is visiting
her sister.g
Temple May 19.--Joe Wright, age
20 years Died last Thursday night.
He was buried in the Old Cemetery.
Saturday evening. No relatives could
h. IanotnI Hon n NJ White of