The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27


you. Rev. Cash preachd a special
sermon to men Sunday at $3.50 D. m.
at Bethel, and at 8 p. m. to both
sexes. The Slab Town District Con-
vention was played at the Presby-
terrain church on Wednesday the
18th. This play has not failed to
get congregation. A musical con-
cert was pulled off at st. Paul Bap-
fist church Friday night, the 10Th.
Mrs. Augusta Hail and Miss Ella
Harris were the successful directors.
Little boys doing nice business:
Masters j. Il. Houston and Walter
Bell, Jr., have opened a furniture
store in the back yard of Mr.. Walter
Bell, ST., and are making furniture
for the little girls. They can't fill
the orders fast enough. Parents push
these boys, for they are doing work
to the community. Let your girls
patronize them. Mines Dilsie Fluker
and Burlena Holland and two sons,
David and Robert Of Houston, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Collins. Mrs Caroline Arch
left for Dallas last week. Mrs. Mi
nerva Pendland has returned from
Palestine, where she spent quite a
while with her daughter. Mrs. NJ.
A. Lewis, has returned from the A.
w. Convention at Denver, Colorado.
She reports a big meeting and a
pleasant trip. Mrs. Ethel Grove and
Miss Hattie King are off for Hous-
ton. where they will spend the week
end visiting relatives. Mesdames.
Josephine and Harry Ware are here
from Oklahoma on business. Sunday
3:40 p. m. Rev. Alexander, accom-
panied by his wife and Mrs. L. Pend
land were found out to Mount Olive
Baptist church to witness the bap-
tism by Rev. f. D. burden. -Four
put on the whole armor of faith.
Rev. w. H. Dickson ran meeting
out at Hopewell. Thev are rejoic-
ing over Al souls enrolled Rev. /.
f. Keel of Ala, spent one night in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mosley.
Tyler, Aug. 25.-Services were
fairly well attended Sunday. All
the pastors were present; excellent
sermons were enjoyed. Rev. +. o,
Adams was a visitor at True Vine
Baptist church and preached an eX-
cellent sermon at II o'clock, A large
number of people motored to the
country to enjoy the large attended
protracted meetings. Mr. Fred Weems
is in the city and has purchased
a 1921 Dodge touring car Miss
Judith Mitchell of Texas College left
Friday to spend her vacation in Fort
Worth, guest of her sister, Mrs.
Benson, and other relatives and
friends Mr.. Frances Redwine-Will-
Jams received the $40 prize 4
the State Summer School for having
written the best essay on Health
Miss Wilbur White received the sec
ond prize of $500. The checks were
sent from the State Supt. Mr. Fred
Weems motored to Rusk, Friday TO
visit his mother and other relatives.
Prof. W. r. Banks, president Oh
Texas College left last week for Hot
Springs to spend his vacation Prof.
Ellison, who taught in the Summer
School at P. " has returned nome
He spent a few days in Houston
enroute home Miss Hattie Brittlan
is in Chandler. Prof. Luther DAVIS
Mechanic teacher at P. V. is mere
visiting relatives. Mrs. Lois Waters
has returned from Paris, Texas, ana
Muskogee. Oklahoma. Mr.. VIII John-
son, formerly of this city but now o.
I.ufbin, was in the city last week
visiting his parents. He was en-
route home from Denver, Colorado
where he had been attending the
Woodmen's grand session. Mrs. AL
berta Biggs-JOnes of Houston, Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Georgia Terry entertained q
number of young ladies last Tues
day evening from to 6 with Whist
honoring her sisters, Mrs. Hamilton
Of Gary, Ind, aud Mrs. Terry, who
has Just returned from p. V. Cake
cream and soft drinks were served.
Mr.. j. C. Lonk is in receipt OF q
letter from Hon. Goree, Grand Mas
ter of the Odd Fellows. stating that
he will meet the Odd Fellows and
Households of Ruth of this city and
vicinity in a joint session Sept. 10
1921. Married: Mr.. Obie (Jack)
Young and Miss Lena Pulams, last
Wednesday night, Sept. 18th, w.
Common Street. Rev. Pinkston OIL
ciated. Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Goss
have moved from W. Queen Street to
their new bungalow in College Hgts.
Mines. v. N. and Ann Warren spent
last week at Winona. Mrs. Lucetta
Crawford has returned from Denver
Colorado, where she went as a del
egated from Camp 6S. Mr.. Nicolas
ION is spending his vacation in Key
West, Fla. Mrs Katie Bell OF
Winona, visited her sister, Mrs
Jimmie Jackson last week. Mss Ma
RE Simmons is indisposed to the
regret of her many friends. Mr.. jim
Stokes of Kaufman County is here
visiting relatives and gathering ur
cotton-pickers. The Co'ored Higf
School has reen completed and Is
ready for the opening in Sept. Mrs
Ethlyne Taylor McShan of Dallas
Is in the city guest of Mrs. M.
Tucker. She is representing the kfn-'
dergarten work of New Hone Bant's'
Church at the State Convention
Mrs. Beatrice Perry has returned