The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-23

Rockdale Mrs. II. S. Sadler is Wis
iting Mrs. Annie Lou Borders at
WaXahachie. Mesdames Matte Leth-
ridge and Lizzie Thompson of Dallas
were guest of their niece and cousin
Sunday, Mrs. Ethel O'Neal. Mrs. A.
C. Brown is visiting relatives at
Blooming Grove. Rally Sunday at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. raised 1916
05. The Y M. c. A. Auto School en-
tertained Friday night at Mr.. James
Warren Auto Shop. Refreshments
were served. Mr. Gene Hunter and
mother and Mr. d. Blbbles are on the
sick list. Mrs. Robertson of Ennis
attended the funeral of her sister,
Miss Marie Frame. Mrs. Ada Alex
ander has been visiting her son and
daughter in Mineral Wells.
Luikin, April 21.-There was a
high time at the First Baptist church
few Sundays ago, of which Rev.
J. p. James is pastor. On Friday
night Rev. X. B. Martin preached a
soul stirring sermon followed by a
program on Saturday night. Sun
day at 2:30 dinner was spread-a
plenty for all present. At 800 p.
m. the cornerstone was laid The
Goodwill choir rendered music for
the day. The day was graced with
holy wedlock which will appear in
the next writeup. There were several
converts connected to the church
during the meeting. Amount raised,
$235,00, Mr.. II. B. Burns. Clerk MIR.
H. Huntley departed this life several
days ago. Funeral was attended by
Rev. r. B. Martin of the c. NJ e.
Church of which he was a member.
His remains were laid to rest in
Strangers Rest Cemetery under the
auspices of the Masonic Lodge Ref
erence and regards respecting Mr..
Huntley will appear in the next is
sue. Mrs. Johnnie CURE has erected
a house on her lot. Mr.. Rufus
Rhodes has made quite an improve
ment of his home on Lining street.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Dukes has returned from
a busy trip to Alto last week. Mr..
R. l.. Long left for Houston Sunday
Onbusiness. Mr.. Cain Booker return
ed from his home, Burning, Polk Coun-
ty, last week and reports crops in
very good condition. Rev. w. T.
Reagor hasmoved to his church work
at Galveston. Prof E. Williams was
in the city Sunday. Prof. l.. S. Pace
State Deputy with the Supreme Com
mander, c. NJ. White of the American
Wocdmcn, will visit Camp No. IL
April Goth. There will be a splendid
program rendered on that night
The Motto is for each member tc
bring one log to the Camp. Please
don't look for advertisement news tc
appear in the paper if sent in later
than Monday. S. W. Booker, Re
porter.
Ranger, April 21.-St Paul Church
services were fine Sunday. Rev. and
Mrs. Boyd were here and he preached
Sunday night. Money raised during
the day $4,000. j. w. Washington
pastor. We have been invited to
sing for the white Baptist Church
Monday night, April 18th. T. c.
Nickleberry, Reporter.
league, April 21.-Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Rev. Future was at his post and
preached a splendid sermon. Deacon
w. H. Huckleberry, Hon. r ]. Brewer
Deacon j. l.. Love and Mr.. e. Burks
drove down to Salem Church last
Sunday and organized Burial Club
with a membership of 81. Mrs. w
Williams and father, S. A. Anderson
are on the sick list. Read the EX-
press and keep up. r. j. Brewer
Agent and Reporter.
Sherman, April 21.-Mrs. Mary
(Baggage) Broner now of Wetumpka
Okla, visited relatives. She is pro-
prietor of a fine laundry there that
is doing fine business. Miss Maggie
Nickerson is visiting her sister. Mrs
Reta Wallace is in Wichita Falls
Mrs. Ida Posey and daughter Mrs
H. R. Sweet of Mus kogee, visited
Mrs. Cynthia Ann Bowmen. Rev
Robert r. Rucker, P Z. of this dis
trict Dallas C. NJ. E. preached
morning and evening at st. John and
held successful Quarterly Confer
ence Monday night, Mrs. w. b
Harris of Paris visited his daughtai
Mrs. Ethel Mae Hill Mrs. Z. j
Douglas was very jubilant recently
as he was the recipient of a very
fine Shoat and named it "Madge" az
he was not familiar with the party
who sent it, made him feel very
slippy; and when Mrs. Eliza Douglas
claimed the Shoat he withdrew his
=, op,o f,o,,, tho 0C,yirn Droodore A o.
ISOLATION" Mr.. Dick Hawkins, porter
at the Interurban Depot lost his
grandmother in Melissa cyclone re-
Gently. The River Side Social Club
with Misses Thelma L. Douglas. pres
ident, Orlean Simms, secretary, and
Fannie Johnson, treasurer, met at the
palatial resident of Miss Thelma ]
Douglas Sunday in repast. Mr.. r
L. Grow our expert Taller will leave
shortly for Texarkana to be gone 70,
month, where his family is re-
siding with their sick father, Prof
H. G. Goree. The Woodmen sermon
was preached Sunday afternoon a.
Harmony Baptist Church by Rev. J
Il. Robinson.
Wolfe City, April 21,-The Fish Fry
was quite a success. The W. II. NJ.
Society is doing much to raise funds
towards the erection of a new church
The program rendered for the bene-
fit Of the B. Y. p u. was a success
Prof. J. l. Jackson of Fort Worth
was in the city Saturday Mrs. Rena
Nelson was in Ladonia. Mrs Phillip
Lotion is home after visiting in Ard.
more, Oklahoma.