The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-12

Gilmer, Nov. 1O.-The Halloween
party given at the Bruce High
School was an enjoyable affair. Mrs.
NJ. M. Bobo and her assistant, Miss
Wright are experts in their line.
The Express is beginning to find
it's way in to the homes of many
pleasant readers. Sick listed: Bro
Their Ike King, Sister Lula Walton
and Sister Jenkie Hale, Quite num-
Der of Gllmerites attended the fair
at Pittsburg, Texas.
Vernon, NOV. 1O.-Sunday was
high day at New Hope Baptist
church. Sunday School was well at
tended at $50 a. NJ. Mrs. j. Hook
err, Supt., of the Willnots and Can
nots department still holds the ban
ner. The Missionary sisters, under
leadership of Sister d. e. Johnson
are putting things on high ground
Rev. w. A. Thomas, our pastor,
preached three wonderful sermons.
Mrs. " Bats was i'll Sunday. Mad
anne Thomas took a flying trip to
Wichita Falls, Texas. All Churches
in the city reported good services.
CarolIton, Nov. love had
meeting Sunday though the weather
was disagreeable, attendance was
very good. Sunday School is doing
nicely. The Missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. Allen. Our Sis
ter church had Bible Scenery Fri
day night. 1t was quite interesting,
and was attended by large crowd.
Wy Co In
neighborhood. Welcome, neighbors!
Mrs. Fannie Huffman of Dallas, was
here visiting uncle Moses Jackson.
The wedding bells are ringing in
this city, and have rung off two
weddings in one day. Mr.. Willie
Dunbar and Miss Julie Allen and
Mr.. Jodie Lee Bush and Miss Ruth
Tarrant. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hicks
left for Louisiana. They will make
that state their future home Mrs.
Carrie Bradley also accompanied
them there to visit her mother and
friends. Mrs. Oliver Croomes, mother
and brother were here visiting her
from Plano. Texas. Mr.. George Nit
chell of Dallas was out visiting his
wife and her school.
Athens, Nov. 10.-Services were
well attended at all the churches
Sunday inspite of the sudden change
of weather. Rev. c. H. Pugh of the
A. NJ. e, church was graced with
the presence of Rev. Dr. w. d.
Miller, who was here to arrange for
the wedding anniversary of Bishop
and Mrs. VIM. d. Johnson, which
will take place in Allen Chapel A.
M. +. church, Dec. 3. 1t is expect
ed to be quite a brilliant affair.
Mrs. A. d. Key, G.. w. c., of Court
of Calanthe made her annual visit
TO Juliet Court No. S16. A recep-
ton was given in honor of this dis
tinguished guest, in which menu
of fruit, punch and assorted cakes
were served. Mrs. Birdie Williams,
w. c., Laura H. Miller, r. of D.,
and Jewel Moody, presented her
gifts of appreciation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Williams purchased piano
last week Mrs. Ada Hawkins re-
turned home after a few months in
Dallas, Mrs. Georgia Tucker was
from her school Saturday. Mr.. r.
w. Maddox spent few days here
with his wife, Mr.. Glide Ware and
Miss w. Hazel were quietly married
last week at the residence of the
bride. Be of G nod patience, will
get the paper on time, and you can
find them at e. G. Franks barber
shop.
Crockett, Nov. Services have
been nicely attended all the week at
st. Andrews A. NJ e. Church. The
following brethren preached. Revs.
j. e. Tabb, L. E. Keel Cannon and
Burnett, Rev W. M. Scott played
a conspicuous part during the SER
vices as conducto1 Sunday night
closed Rev. Alexander years work.
Rev. M. Reece was at his post of
duty out to Bethel Mrs. Thomas
of Conroe was guest of Mrs. e. w.
Williams. Mrs. Bertha Holly is con-
fined to her room with the influen-
"a. Mr.. Holly is recovering. Messrs
William and Grove Pressing Shop
was visited by a burglar on last =.
Friday night. over two hundred
pieces of clothes were missing.
Marshall, Nov. 1O.-Mr. Jas. An
thony. who was poisoned some time
ago with six others died at his home
from the effects of the poison three
others are critically i'll. Mr.. Steve
King had severe stroke of paraly-
sis, he is improving. Rev. e. Wiley,
Rev j. B. Grundy and Mr.. Lawson
are i'll. Mr.. ANTHONY Brooks stuck
a nail in his foot from the effects