The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19


at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Small
The evening was spent in art work
A delicious two-course luncheon was
served Miss Hazel Philips is pro.
crossing with her school work. al
Kerens. Revs. Brown, Gentry and
Hawkins were In Mckinney on bust.
ness last week. Miss Zorline Price
who has been under treatment at the
Booker Sanitarium at Fort Worth
is again at home to the delight OF
her friends. I have been handling
the Dallas Express for twenty-seven
years at this place and offer is in
order, towit: all those who have
stood by me in this time I will give
a free copy of the Express for
Thanksgiving provided they are all
paid up.
A linen shower was rendered
Mrs. Hortense Frames Robinson by
the Ladies Social and Art club. The
club was entertained by Misses Lo-
rena and Ernestine Phillips. Mrs
Robinson was the recipient of MANY
useful and beautiful gifts. Mrs. Lii
lie Mae Thomas entertained the
Ladies City Club at the residence
of Mrs. Pinkie Lopages Saturday
refreshments were served.
Abilene, Nov. 17.-Sunday was a
high day in Abeline with the big
rally in progress at Macedonia Bap-
fist church together with the in
tallation of Rev. T. e. Collins as its
pastor. Rev. Boone of Fort Worth
conducted the service. Dinner was
served and every church in town was
represented either by its pastor or
members of the congregations. Mon
ey raised $325.36. Dr. Boone preach
ed two noble sermons, for us Sun
day. On Monday night the pastor of
Mt. Zion Baptist church preached
to full house. The Mothers clubs
sponcered a picnic to the school
children on the school campus for
the purpose Of purchasing outfits
for the various amusements need
ed to equip the grounds, etc. Mrs.
G. H. Washington of Muskogee,
Okla, who has been visiting her
sister and niece, Mrs Rora Cary
and Mrs. Ella Lewis left to visit
other points at Houston, Austin and
Eagle Lake, before returning home.
Rev. Thorntons mother will leave
soon for her home in st. Louis,
Mo. The Alamo has changed hands
and is no more Hayden and Thorn
as. Mr.. S. P. Vaughn and Lafayette
Bennett have taken charge of a
large kitchen in MeXia. Sick listed:
Mr. L. H. Cakes, Mrs. T. c. Col
Inns. The paper will be at Mrs. Fan
ME Alexander is building a fine
mansion on Ash street. Mr.. R. ID.
Anderson is charging his home on
Plum street. Phone all news to 551.
Wolfe City, Nov. 1.-THE Odd
Fellows paid Mrs. Amanda Lock
$500 claim in full on the life of
Louis Loeb, deceased. Mrs. Amanda
Greer is visiting in Daingerfield. The
Ruthites will give a Thanksgiving
dinner on Thanksgiving day. Mr..
A. j. Workman of Celest, Texas,
was in the city Sunday. The Tents
will give a masquerade party Sat-
urday night.
Plano, Nov 17.-Rev. Ingram
was here and preached his last SER
mon. He was at his best. Prof. Will
liams preached the Anniversary SER
mon for Rev. o. B. Hurch at Ne
vada. Mr.. and Mrs. Marlborough
spent the week with Prof. Williams.
Mrs Millens of Ardmore, Okla, was
here Sunday visiting her father and
sister and .Other relatives. Mr.. Pom
plin has purchased a Dodge car. S.
S. Chin, Reporter
Stephenville, Nov. 17.-Services
were well attended at both churches
Sunday. Mr. R. H. Higtower of Tay-
lor is in the city on business. Mr..
Ernest Phillips was in the city from
Gatesville, this week. Mrs. M. John
son made a flying trip to Gatesville
last week. Rev. Henderson, P. E.,
Of this district is here to hold the
last quarterly conference. There will
be an entertainment at the Mason
hall, Saturday night.
Denton, Nov. 17.-Services were
good at all the churches Sunday
Rev. Mask reported $105.20 raised
in one weeks mock conference Rev.
Swancey preached three excellent
sermons and baptised one convert
The young social set enjoyed them
selves at the hispitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Ayers. Misses Beu-
lah and Lillian Taylor were hos
tess. Knight Reynolds paid Denton
visit last week. The fine horse
of Mr.. Henry Maddox fell over a
fence in which he sustained a brok-
en- led and had to be shot. Mr.. Mad
dox had recently been offered $3.50.
for the animal. The Executive Board
of the Liberty Baptist church AS
ISOLATION commend at st. Eman-
uel Baptist church Thursday even
ing, Nov. 10th, with Rev, S. s. Ste
phens, Moderator. Also Rev. ]. A.
Ayers, president of Sunday school.
Sister Slaughter president of Wom-
ems work; R. s. Sanford of B. Y.
p. U. and others. The meeting was
a success. Money raised in this meet
ing was $10S.60. Rev. Swancy and
portion of his membership helped
in this meeting. And Rev. Swancey
delivered an inspiring talk Among
the many things he said, was: at
is high time the Negroes unite their
efforts and be not devided from
a UNCONVENTIONAL nor any other lines
but, be as one people.
White Wright, Nov. 17.-Rev. A.
L. Yarber preached at the First Bap-
fist church Sunday. Sunday school
was well attended at all churches.
Mrs. Elnora Smith and Mr.. Nc
Kinley Smith were married last week
and are now on their honeymoon.
Thursday, they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Wolfe City.
Rev. w. e. Patterson was at his
post Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Millen
and May Millen and children are at
home again, from West Texas. The
plea in last weeks issue was from