The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-18

gan -Trotter Sanitarium on Tuesdays
and Fridays from to p. m.
pany for receiving the papers on
Friday instead of Saturday. Miss
Naomi johnson of Dallas is here Wis
lting her mother. Mrs. Layinia John
son.
Athens, June l6.-Services were
well attended SUNDAY lnsplte o. Jne
heavy ram SUNDAY night, some o.
the churches held regular services.
rev. \. u. Smell OF the Church u
God was with his people sunday.
Rev. Norman OF Dallas has accepIeO
pastorate at Mt. Providence Bapust
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Claud WHIT
fields baby died Mr.. ana Mrs Nc
Harris has painted their house; also
built a new store and installed .
large supply OF groceries Mr.. &c
rome Colt improved has home with
new sleeping porch. Athens and
Quincy played two days OF interest
ing games of ball. Mr.. Ed. Rich
ardson leaves for McAlister, Okla,
to see after his brother Clarence,
who left home 81 years ago, and is
reported to be in the last stage OF
tuberculosis. Mrs. Ella Reese mace
a flying trip to Corsicana on bus
mess. The Baptist Missionary Sis
tiers gave a successful party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller
last week. Mr. Guy Busch OF Dallas
spent Sunday with his wife, Mrs A.
l.. Busch, who is here on a vacation
| for the summer. Rev. c. H, Pugh
is attending the Ministers Institute
which is now in session at Tyler.
Mrs. Mabel Gustus and j. c., leaves
for Longview on a visit. Mrs. Maud
Esta returned after two weeks visit
in Waco to her sister, Rev. Mrs
Bogus; also the P. @. c. Commence
ment. The Is yeaT-old son OF Mr.
( Dan Forman, in the Sand Flat COM
munity was drowned while in swim
ming Sunday. Mrs. Ora S.glar Of
Dallas is here visiting relatives
Prof. Grimes, the Grand Worthy
Shepherd of the Ancient Odrer o.
Pilgrims, made his annual visit ant
made a public lecture at the c. NJ
L. Church to a large audience. HIS
/ lecture was worth while. You can
always find the Express at L.
Franks barber shop. Laura Miller
Reporter.
Marlin, June 16.-Rain, rain, but
ped aside and the sunshine flooded
our pathway, and many were seen
making their way to the house OF
the Lord. All churches had good
! services in the morning, but were
prevented in the afternoon on ac-
count of rain. The Summer Normal
opened Monday with Prof. T. A
Stamps, conductor. Mrs. NJ. B
Stamps has returned from Denison
Texas, where she had gone as ;
delegate to Grand Session of the
X. of P's., and reports grand time
coupled with progress Miss AthaI
X. Black left to enter Fisk Univer-
} sity for the summer term to take
a course in Music, Latin and Mathe-
mates. Mr.. Nathaniel Taylor OF
Caldwell, Texas, IS here at the
Standard Bath House. Mr.. Guss
Brooks was instantly Killed by a
mule kicking his brains out, while
driving. Rev. j. McWilliams is in.
disposed. Mr., Z. l.. Gibson has fin
ished his beautiful brick building
on island street and let same to DR.
Grant and Irwin. Mr.. o. c. Teal
passed through the city enroute tC
Stockard. Mr.. V. Il. Gibson has put
in Hoffman press and shine parlol
in his Tailor Shop. Miss Mimi,
Moore can be found at the Becnell
home. Mrs. +. Smith has taken the
hog raising business good Miss
Lucille of Bremond is visitor tc
her mother, Mrs Exile Jones on VIII.
Jams street. Mr.. Joe Baumon OF
Lafayette, La, is bathing at the
Standard Bath House, Mrs. /. V
Simmons has erected two beautiful
bungalow houses on South Falls st
To the many vetran and local read.
ers of the Express: Lave selected
Br. Bamma Cullins as my successor
and guarantee that you will get gooC
service. I remain friendly your, anC
many thanks for past % 'rOnage, c
Y. / dS lul' II. y. L. IlN'ltl mas 4
good crowd at his Standard Batl
House.
Alto, June 16.-Wc are having {
plenty of rain. Quite a number Of
boys and girls are home from school
DR.. James Martin left last week fol
Palestine where he will begin The
practice of dentistry. Mrs. Core
Allen and Master Meter Higgins o.
Weches are spending few day!
with Mr.. W. p. Jordan. her son
Messrs. j. j. Bradley and F. f.. Sci
man are home from the Pythfar
Grand Lodge, held at Denison. The!
reported a nice time. Mrs. 5. +
Anderson is home much improved
after undergoing an operation a
Galveston several weeks ago Miss
es Maxine and Bctsio Bradley arr
still on the sick list. Rev. Nea
spoke to a large audience at New
Hope Sunday. Mrs. Mamie Booke
has returned to Willard. The ONLY
way to keep in touch with our hes
people is to read the Dallas EXPIRES!