The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
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daughter, MIS-. I. d. Johnson. Mr.,
Roy Jackson has had his home re-
Mrs. Mary Green is a new
express reader. Mr.. Oscar Stewart
has purchased the home of Mr.. Locks
and see him. Prof. j. n. Myles is
doing nicely with his school of mus.
ic, numbering "a. Mr.. Tom Rose o
Tyler, Texas, is here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Simmons and daughter
Mr.. f. T. Howard and wife of McXia,
Texas, are in the city for the sum
mer Mrs. Viola Walker who has
been visiting her sick aunt, Mrs. Sue
Harris returned to her home in
Greenville, Texas.
wolfe City, May 90 Sunday was
a great day here. There was Sun
day School at all churches. Rev
Hersom preached a great sermon at
1880 a. m. which was enjoyed by
all. Rev. j. l. Gilmore preached 2
noble sermon Sunday night. Mr.. viii
Right and Mrs. Stull were quietly
married Sunday night at the home
of Mrs. Ward Mrs. Mckinney was
in the city Monday. Miss Hattie
Jones Of Ladonia was in the city
Miss Pearlie Wearnel has returned
home from school. All was glad to
see her Mrs Rener Nelson and Miss
Elna Mae Jones and Miss Pearlie
Weaver were in Ladonia Saturday
night. Please give us your news.
Jacksonville, May 26.-The Dallas Ex-
press on sale every Saturday at San
derS and TennersOns Barber Shop
Rev. w. NJ. White, pastor NJ. +.
Church filled his regular appointment
Sunday at Sanders Hall, Sunday
services were good and well attend
ed. The City School had their clos
ing exercises at the c. NJ. f. Church
Friday night to a packed house.
Little Willie Matte Sanders delivered
the Welcome Address. She deserve
much credit for the splendid address
made. The exercises were enjoyed
by all. Miss Mable Sanders closed
her school at Alto and is at home.
Quite a large crowd attended the
Commencement exercises of Texas
College Mr.. j. +. Vaughns and
Miss Tishie Andrews were married
May 18th We wish for them a
smooth sail upon life's uncertain
journey. The following students have
returned home from school; Misses
Tommie Johnson. Flocy Arnwine,
Miss Lloyd, East Texas Academy
Tyler, Texas; Misses S. A. Waits.
Retha and Lydia Scott, Texas Col
lege. Mr.. d. c. Hubert spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home in Long
view
Quincy, May Sunday School and
B. Y. p. U. were both well attended.
Rev. J, c. Brown filled his appoint
ment. We are planning for one of
At the 11:00 o'clock hour, the Bac-
calaureate sermon of the ~ S. |. c
of Quincy was preached. Rev. Brown
preached quite an educational ser
mon. And at the 800 o'clock hour
the U. b. f. and S. NJ. rs had their
annual Thanksgiving services and 1t
was carried out to the minute. Mrs
Martha Dearmon of Roganville was
in the city last week prospecting.
Mr.. W. Quincy Price spent the week
end in Crockett this week. Hon. II.
L. Price, Prof. ]. l.. Hamilton, Mr..
b. f. Blaine, Mr.. w. Quincy Price
Mr.. j. r. Powell and Mr.. w. c. Cay,
made business trips to Jacksonville.
Mr.. L. Ford is in Dallas. Mr. Bishop
Sneed made a flying trip to Dallas
Miss Bessie Cross, who has been in
Dallas for quite while returned
home to Re at the bedside of her
sister. Mrs George Blanton of Fort
Worth is still in the city. Tho n.
$. l. c. College will have their Com
mencement exercises on the 27th in
slant Everybody is looking forward
to the 10Th. Watch for announce.
menth. We are planning for one o
the greatest and best Nineteenth
in its history. Mr.. w. d. Thomas
is building a Fair Ground and Ball
Park and is expecting to have
ready for games in the next few
days. Mr. j. f. Freeman of Palestine
was in Quincy last week. Crops are
growing fine around Quincy and we
will soon have plenty melons. Sick
listed: Mrs. Georgia A. Ewells, Mr.
Steve Sneed and Miss Essie Bell
Cross For the Express, see j. F.
Price, Reporter and Agent.
Rosebud, May 26.-Sunday School
services were beyond the ordinary al
Independent Baptist Church Sunday
Rev. T. c. Hamilton rendered an eX-
cellent sermon on Missions to the
Home Mission Society. Rev. W. NJ
Martin rendered the annual sermon
for the Odd Fellows and Ruthites of
the city. TIE rally held with the St
Luke A. NJ. Il. Church of which Rev
U. S. Franks is pastor was a tinan'
cial success. Rev. }. H. Childs
preached a logical and practical SER
mon at the 8 o'clock service. The
city school closed last Friday. The
mothers of the city prepared baskets
of delicious eatables of all kinds
The occasion will be Ion" remember.
ed and appreciated The exercise
was reported a success. Mr.. ant
Mrs Bull were called to Waco, Texas
to attend the bedside of an i'll rel
alive A party of callers from Lott
was in the city Sunday Mrs. Z
c, Wright and Miss Beatrice Franks
made flying a trip to Waco last week
Mrs Clarissa Teal, the loyal mis-.
sionary of Good Hope District is
now on the job, splendid reports
comes from her. Prof. CB. Humber
was in tho city last week. Mr.. c
f. Rice of Temple, Texas. was ir
the city on business last week.
WeatherfOrd, May 26.-Services
were good at all the churches Sun.
day. Rev. G. N. Harlee left fol-