The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01


ed to their home in Austin. Mrs. i.
c. Caldwell on 1914 Nateze street
entertained in six o'clock dinner,
21st instant, in honor of Mr.. A. b.
Jackson and Mrs. NJ. f. Hughley
of Kansas City, Mo, and Mrs. G. w.
Hughley of Pilot Point Several home
folks were present. Services Sunday
at Bethlehem Baptist Church was
extraordinarily good Sermon was
preached by Rev. A. Thomas; sub
iect morning text, Matt. 18th chap
ter, "Ye Hypocrite." Big Fete at
Bethlehem Baptist Church on night
of Oct /, on church lawn by Miss
sionary Society. Rev r. j. Rucker
held 4th quarterly conference at st.
John C. NJ. Il. Church night of 26th
instant. Mrs. Emily Davis at her
palatial home, 726 w. Lee street,
gave her daughter birthday fete
night oath instant with three
course luncheon. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John King; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Watson, DR.. and
Mrs. A. N. Prince, Mr., and Mrs
Calvin Douglas, DR.. and Mrs. Geed-
son. Mrs. Jake Black, Mrs. Louie
Smith, Mrs. B. V. Lewis, Mrs. Sam
Russell, Mrs. A. L. Whitaker, Mrs.
Tom Gilbert, Mrs viii Gilbert, Mrs.
Jos. Douglass, Mrs. X. r. Porter,
Mrs. Lydia Kimball, Mrs. Russell
Johnson, Miss Tama2ine Johnson,
Miss Lola Douglass, Miss Glennie
Ham. Miss Jessie Ham and Mr.. Jas.
Patterson.
Cleburne, Sept. 29-Mrs, Rosetta
Gee died last Friday evening and was
buried Sunday. Funeral was attend
ed at the "A. NJ. e. church by Rev.
C. c. Hammond She was member
of the Order of Eastern Star, with
which she was buried with honors
Order of Service: Scripture reading
by Rev. A. w. Edwards; Prayer, Rev.
S. NJ. Graham; Biography, Rev.
Lewis Williams; Song, Rev. Wyatt;
Remarks, Rev. J. w. Hawkins; Solo,
Miss l.. T. Phillips and Mrs. John
Bell. Rev. Prince, Mesdames Alice
Brady and Amanda Irwin of Fort
Worth were at the bedside of Mrs.
Annie Hunter last week. P. E. Vass
held his quarterly conference at the
M. L. Church with success. A. w.
Edwards has returned from Mineral
Wells. Mrs. Millie Ann Channey Is
improving her resident. Mrs. Mazel,
who has been visiting her mother at
Temple has returned home. Mrs.
John Pippins is visiting her hus-
band at Richmond, Calf. Mrs. Be
atrice Parker has returned from Pal
estine. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Helm are
visiting in Houston, Temple and
Mrs. Lula Williams were married
at Fort Worth. A reception was
given in their honor at the home OF
the bride, September 18th. Messrs.
N. and ]. J. Smith Of San Marcos,
and Mrs Brown of Dallas attended
the funeral of their sister, Mrs
Rosetta Gee. Rev. Cooper spent
few days at Brookland Okla, and
his mother accompanied him home.
Claude Neal left Sunday night to
enter school at Austin. Mr.. Grant
Moore attended the funeral of his
brother at Forney last week. Mrs.
AIllllG Lee NV JOoSph
Brown have returned from their
mission work. Services were good
1t all the churches Sunday. Sunday
School was well attended. Mrs.
Ieatha Byrd has returned from Dali
las and New Mexico Mr. Robert
Brownlee and Mrs Mary Davis have
returned from Denver, Colo. The
, readers of the Express were glad
to note the drop in price TO &c. II
is a source of pleasure to the re-
porter to meet his Express readers,
and he desires them to please have
their nickle ready when he comes
around. Prof. Eugene Dykes has
returned home. Mrs. Ruth Elliott of
Amarillo Is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Code Mack. Mr.. Robert
Beasley, sedella Parker and Cen
eral Pollard are on the sick list