The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03
TEXAS TOWNS

we're united in marriage last Mon
day evening at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs d. 3, Campbell
on East Tudor street. Miss Camp
bell, who was graduated from the
college department of Fisk Uniyer'
sity in 1915 and Prof. Graham, from
Atlanta University in 1914, are bott
teachers in Gibbons High School Of
this city. Rev. G. N. Hampton, Supt
of State Missions for the Raptists Of
Texas, officiated and performed ono
OF the most beautiful home weddings
ever witnessed In Paris Many beau
tiful presents were sent by admirine
friends. Miss ophelia Ward, Mr.
Chas. Hampton, Mis- Alene Will
Jams, Prof. and Mrs. B. II. Graham
attended the State Sunday School
Convention last week in Tyler, Texas
The Saint Paul Baptist Church II
nearing completion. II will be one
of the most beautiful churches ever
built in this city by our people. The
members Of the Mount Zion NJ. II
Church are planning a big carnival
for the benefit of the church. Mr.
George Hardeman and Hon. G. NJ
Guest have returned from Topeka
Kans., where they attended the Su-
preme Session of the Knights OF
Pythias and Court of Calanthe. Mr..
L. II. Williams of Marshall, Texas,
Supervisor of Standard Life Insur-
ance Co. Of Atlanta. Ca. was in the
city for the end Of this week He did
for the end OF this week. He did
quite a deal of business writing in
surance while in the city Hon. A.
]. Turner, Representative Of the Ma
tional Realty and Investment Co. OF
Gary, Ind, is doing great work; as
sisted by Mr.. NJ. v. Baccus. Prof.
Il. w. Bailey conducted the best Nor
NAL he has ever conducted in Ida
Belle, Okla. For the Express see
Horace Hampton.
Rosebud, Sept 1.--sunday was a
high day in ZION. Attendance was
unusually good at all the churches
in town Sunday. Rev. J. II. Childs,
pastor OF the A. NJ. e. Church was
at his post and delivered an instruct
i've and practical sermon at the ii
o'clock service. Supt j. II. Rufiins,
Madams Lottie Thornton, NJ. L.
Brooks, Elizabeth Hightower, Classic
Teal and M. l.. inflow have returned
from Bryant, Texas, where they have
been attending the S. S. Congress.
Splendid reports were made to the
Sunday School on their arrival.
Mrs. Il. C. Wright left for Marlin,
Texos, where she will take the baths.
Mrs Hattie Mccoy who has been
visiting friends and relatives In the
city left for her home in Tulsa.
Okla. Mr.. Shirley Lawrence Of Howe,
Texas, is in the city visiting rel
atives Mrs. Ethel Fullylove was
called to Cameron, Texas. to the bed
side of her iii relative. Mrs. Louise
McClinon OF Dallas. Texas, is in
the city to see home folks, The
Mothers Club is manifesting a deal
of interest in the welfare of the
school. Plans are being made to
better the condition OF the school
this term. Mr.. j. Curry of Cause,
Texas, is in the city to see her hus-
band, Mr.. Jasper Curry who is cot
ton sampler in the Rosebud Com
press. Mr.. p. b. Burney and Mr.
JEFF Adams have increased their
stock to meet the Fall demand. Prof.
L. l.. Young is doing nice bus
mess in his cafe on Main street,
Mrs. Fannie Cervantces. the Dress
Maker is being kept busy. Mrs. An
ME jackson left for home in Mar
lin, Texas. Mrs. Fellle l.. Jackson of
Dallas, Texas, Is in the city visit
ing relatives and friends. 1000 bales
OF cotton was lost when fire con-
sumed city cotton yard. Many Col
ored friends as well as white shared
in the lost by carrying insurance on
their cotton.
Palestine, Sept 1.--Rev. j. B. At
Ixins and Rev. Wise apd number Of
other persons attended the Sunday
School Convention at Tyler this week,
Mrs. Bass OF Houston is visiting
Mrs. o. Stell this week. Mrs peral
Steel has just returned from Hous-
ton, where she has been for some
time Mr.. G, f. Venson OF Redbird,
OKLA, is in the city. Mr.. J. Il. Rob-
Inson, formerly deputy Of the Amer
lean Woodmen, and now National
Advisor with headquarters in Bir-
Ala, spent few days
with his family this week Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker a fine baby
girl. Mrs. Birdie Harwood went to
lakewood last Sunday morning.
Denton, Sept, 1.--Mr. b. F. Craw-
ford, our successful grocer. took sud
denly Ill last Thursday with acute
Indigestion and for a while his con-
dition was serious. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Logan, Jr., and Mrs. Logan's
mother, Mr. Angelina Burr, motored
to Pilot Point Wednesday aning,
10 witness the marriage o Miss
Ruby Erwin to Mr.. Dave Watson.
Mrs. Logan having special invita-
lion to play the wedding march
NJ and Mrs. Yancy Wilson enter
taiaed their guests, Mrs. Matte
Triggs OF Fort Worth, with a social
Marty Thursday night. Out OF town
guests were: Mrs. p. d. Curtis.
Dallas. The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Ayers was scene OF much
merriment Saturday night. Their
daughters, Misso,f seulah and Feline
revlor, entertained In honor Of their
sisger, Mrs. Marion Crutchheld Of
bal as. The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns. Games and
dancing were the features of the
evening. The prize, basket OF
5andy was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis Allen by Mrs w. NJ.
Jones. After the amusement, two
course luncheon was served. Every
,ne expresses themselves as having
lad good time. Sir j. N. Reyp sids
-eturatd Sunday night from Chicago, |
where lie attended the Triennial ses-
zion OF the X. and DIS of Tabor He
.eports grand session. The Texas
paIatine Guards won first prize over
m states in the contest Mrs. Mad
Iox left sunday FOR Lewisyille. Tex
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