The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09

Love will be members of the society.
Mrs. Stlnson will have. charge of the
commerce and stenographic depart
ment; Miss Wins, domestic science
and art. Prof. w. r. Wins, Rev.
A. II. Griggs and Rev. c. c. Choice,
Denison are members of the trustee
board. This school will teach Gram
mer, Normal, Academic and College
! Courses; Music, Voice-culture, Com
merce; in addition, Theology and
Missionary will be taught. With
choice peaches selling at $125 and
sugar Is pounds for $10O house
wife canning is big feature in
Denison this season. Drs. T. 7. Nc
Kinney, j. e. Foster and W. II. s.
Cook have been appointed to serve on
the Faculty of the North Texas Col
lege DR.. Weaver, our dentist, IS
also a member Of the Faculty
WeatherfOrd, July REV. j. w.
Mckinney, presiding elder of Fort
Worth District, held his third quar-
terly conference, which was sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward gave Rev.
Garnett a $500 shower. Mrs. Cham
bOrs died last Thursday and was
buried Friday. Rev. Jordan of Mt
Zion Baptist church officiated. Ihe
Fish Party given by Rev. G. H Har-
lee at the c. NJ. e. park was sue
cess. The entertainment given by Mr..
Mitchell Buck and wife and Miss
Lizzie Buck was a grand affair al
the Lovers Park. Mrs. Adline Cooper
and Mrs. Belle Johnson are on the
sick list. Have the money ready for
the Expressive need it.
Mineral Wells, July 1.-THE corner
stone laying at the new Mt. Herman
Baptist church, Rev. w. 7. Tally
pastor, was a grand success. There
was more than $4,000 realized. Sun
day School at the various churches
were well attended. Rev. A Jonn-
son, pastor A. NJ. e. church filed
his appointment Sunday. The SER
vices were we'll attended. Mr.. Arthur
Mcmillan of Mineral Wells and Miss
Gertrude Lacy of San Antonio were
quietly marrier June 80 in Fort
Worth, Mr.. Mcmillan has resided in
Mineral Wells for several years,
while the bride is formerly of Dallas,
but recently resided in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan will make
San Antonio their future home, and
will be domiciled there to their
friends after September /, 1921. Rev.
Orphant ofiiciated at the wedding. Mr..
John Brown still remains very i'll
at his home on S. e. 9th street.
Mrs. Joe Russell who has been Wis
iting her mother in Oak Cliff, Dali
las, has returned home. Mrs. Leila
Smith received a message that her
mother was very i'll at GAINESVILLE,
and she left at once to be at her
bedside. Mesdames S. D. Howell, F,
II. Jackson and Kittie Moore royalty
entertained Miss Jessie d. Holman,
State President of the Y w. A. She
left Monday for Austin. Little Miss
Louise and Mrs. George Bailey OF
Sherman, and Mrs, Katha Belle
Thomas OF Alton, Oklahoma, We're
highly entertained by, Misses Carrie
and AMANDA Gillian and Matte Walk
err, at the home of Mrs. j. G. GILLIAN,
Saturday night July End. There We're
several guests to witness and par
ticlpate in the fete. Beginning al
II m. a Dutch luncheon was served
in four courses. Menu; Pear, cheese
and nut salad served on lettuce
leaves; ham sandwiches and ice tea;
jello. cake and whipped cream; ice
cold watermelon. Mr. A. Rucker,
Toast Master. Games were played
and fruits and other daintes were
enjoyed All retired at 2:30 a. m.
after a pleasant evening. The Pal
ace Tailors, 405 S. Z. LIST. Ave, re-
ported a fine business. The reporter
has added new subscribers to the
list of readers of the Dallas Express,
American Palace No. 81, Loyal
Friends of America, had a grand
musical in connection with the Hope
Box and Negligee which they gave
away June goth, 1921. The following
ladies contested: Mesdames Florence
Shaw. Fannie Copper, Nellie Austin
Hattie Pickard; Misses Pauline Jor-
dan. Ozella Pierson, of Oak GIN
Dallas, and Master j. D. Harvey
The highest amount received the
negligce.
Ennis, July Hon. w. F. Bledsoe'
C. NJ, u. B. F and S. NJ. T. of Texas,
lectured to quite, a crowd at Bethel
Baptist church, Wednesday night.
Prof, G. w. jackson of the I. o. o.
F. lectured to the C. U. o. of q F's.
Thursday night at the Odd Fellows
Hall. Mrs. Ross Johnson is quite i'll
at her home. Rev. Morgan, P E.
Of Wa ahachie District, held a sue
cessful quarter Friday night at Way
mon Chapel A. NJ. e. church. Rev
IF. W. Scott preached the annual SER
mon of the Colored National Wood
men of Texas at Quitman Sunday
Services were well attended at all
the churches Sunday. Rev. Mckinney
will leave for Marshall to conduct
a district camp meeting.