The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
SOME ! TEXAS


was a success. A large crowd was in
attendance. Sixth Avenue Church is
erecting a six room parsonage For
smiles see Rev and Mrs. Waters.
Mrs Mamie Thompson was married
2Sth ult. She and her better half
are residing in Houston. Mrs Dr.
Davis is Visiting her sister, Mrs. f..
i. LocRctt in Ennis. Now is, The
Winter Of Discontentment' for the
Doctor. With regret we report the
death Of Mrs Laura NJ Foster who
died Sth ult. Teachers and students
of Fred Douglas are preparing for
the Commencement. The High school
and the Grammcr department will
render a Drama, during the closing,
June 3rd. One of the greatest duties
of Citizenship is Child Rearing
Every citizen should attend the Pa
rent Teachers meetings. DR.. Will
liams has dispensed with the sale of
cold drinks, and is making speciality
of drugs Chef MOseley is proprietor
of the Savoy Cafe. Misses Jackson
and Gooden, city teachers, spent the
week end in Waco, the home of the
former. Miss Jackson informs the
University in this month to receive
her diploma. We congratulate her on
the completion of her college course.
Rain Sunday prevented the usual at
tendance at our churches. The base
ball club of Fred Douglas played
Mexia Friday in NeXia. See next
weeks paper for scores. Capt. Mar
tin plans on having Hobcrt Benjamin
prescribe the pills for MoXia shut
out. 1t is reported that Misses Brown
and Nelson, city teachers, will spend
the summer in Chicago. We are sure
the Hudson Super-SiX VIII make
many trips to the Cotton Belt Depot
before they return. We are glad to
note that Mr.. Durham is able to be
up and on duty.
FarrSville, May Services were
well attended with splendid Sunday
school Pleasant Hill sermon was
preached by Rev. X. w. Johnson,
text from Deut. 3:17. Rev, G. A.
King held services here Thursday
night, text from LIST. Cor 1915. Mr.
Tim Land and Miss Ophela Hines
were married at home Saturday night
Rev. Johnson accidentally had both
legs broken by the Palmato Tram
Road. He is a stranger here. Mr.
Charlie King, racing with a Chandler
car, was run down and is very i'll
from the accident. Mrs. Matte Glenn,
Reporter.
McGregOr, May l2-Our second
quarterly conference was held last
week beginning Friday and was very
successful We had a model Sunday
School Services were held by Dr.
Coins, response by j. |. Simpson
AT 1870 prayer services by George
Thomas. The sermon was from lisa
$751; evening services, text from
James 1926, preached by Rev. Green,
Baptist preacher of McGrcgor. Night
services were great. Rev Coins
preached a wonderful sermon. Rev
j. |. Simpson, pastor, Moses \. VIII
liams, Reporter.
WeatherfOrd, May 70 Services
were good at all churches SUNDAY
The program rendered by the Odd
Fellows and Ruthitcs was a success
Mr.. James Young is in EastIand on
business. The Quarterly Conference
of the a. NJ. Il. Church was success
full. Mrs. Lacy and children are VS.
iting her mother, Mrs. Dora Aba
nathy Rev. X. ii. Harlee was called
to Gainesville to the funeral of Rev
Mcpherson. Mrs. Ella Darnell of Dal-
las is visiting her sister. Mrs. Foster.
Mr.. Sam Bell made a trip to Fort
Rnnn1TH1s
you owe for the Express. Margrect
Hill, Reporter
MhItcwright, May l2.- Sunday
School was well attended AT all
churches. Wolfe City and White
dwight crossed bats Friday. Wolfe
Sity won. Saturday, Bethel VS.. White
wright scores l and > in ravor OF
Whitewright. Whitewright and Pilot
Grove and l in favor Of White
wright. Rev. G. II. Patterson was al
his post Sunday. Odd Fellows and
Ruthites had their Annual Thanks
giving program Sunday. Rev. W. r.
BARLEY delivered the masterful SER
mon for the occasion. The b. y. =.
U. will meet every Sunday at 4:45
p. NJ; every one invited. The third
Sunday instant will be big day and
everyone is invited to attend the
Baptist church. Mr.. B. H. Henderson
and Mrs. Frances Thompson are on
the sick list, Mrs. Thompson is i'm
proving much. Mrs. Laura II. Talt
spent Thursday night with her SON
The Missionary society is preparing
to pull off an Cid Maids convention.
Watch for the date. The school
closing will be on the 18th instant.
Miss Rebecca Hall is visiting in Min
eral Wells. Mr.. C. GatewOod, the
reported will be home to take up the
paper again.
Cleburne, May 1.-THE annual SER
mon of the Odd Fellows and Ruthites
was preached by Rev. Wyatt Sunday
at Shiloh Baptist Church, and a nice
program was rendered. Mr.. Guy Gay
and Miss Florence Holbert were mar
ried Saturday night at the c. NJ Il.
Church parsonage, Rev Wyatt oflici
ated Mrs. L. J. Jones entertained
the Mothers Club last Thursday, and
a delightful time was had. Little
Mathew James who was run down
by an automobile is improving.
Messrs. George Scott and George
Washin gton are accidentally injured
by dirt caving in on them on the
Roads construction where they were
working. Mr.. Aaron Maxwell and
Miss Magdeline Watkins were married
Sunday evening at O'Clock at Shiloh
Baptist church, Rev. Gentry officiated.
Mr.. Gene Hunter visited his wife at
Fort Worth Sunday. Mr. Andrew
Jackson of Fort Worth was here last
week at the bedside OF his son. Mrs.
Leatha Phillips of Oak Hill enter
tanned the Ladies City Club Saturday
with three course luncheon. Miss
BegOnia Jackson of Hillsboro was
I. NE to see her sick brother Mr..
I,Aa a Innnc Mig l.. Chairman