The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-13

Watkins spent Sunday in Temple.
Mr.. Edd Harris and Miss Lillian
Moore were married last Thursday
night. Rev. Clark oficiated. Mr.. B.
l.. Russell is attending the Woodmen
Convention at Denver, Colo. Mrs
Leila Carwell's sisters of Wolfe City
are her guests.
Ennis, Aug. 11.-Brother Wesley
Ward, member of the Royal Family,
died July goth. Funeral services
were held at st. Paul Baptist church
Rev. E. L. Lockett officiated. Rev.
H. McKenna, pastor Wayman Chapel
A. M. Il. church had a pleasant time
at picnic with his junior church,
August 2, on the lawh OF the church.
The little ones and grown ups ex-
pressed themselves. as having had a
nice time. Eatables, watermelon and
cold drinks were in abundance. ).
r .Newsome, Universal King of the
Royal Family paid the claim above
mentioned. Read the Express and
keep posted. j. Il. Rogers, Reporter
Tyler, Aug. 11.-Services were well
attended at all the churches Sunday
Notwithstanding a number of people
went to the country to attend what
is commonly known as big Meet
ing" Hon. Roscoe Simmons will speak
at Z. NJ. e. church Friday night under
auspices of Summer School. Mrs.
Hines OF Waco is visiting at the home
OF ner sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Jordan, w.
Hickory street. Mrs. Narciss Muck
eiroy and granddaughter of Dallas,
are visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mack Littlejohn has returned
from Galveston. Summer Normal at
Texas College closed last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Franklin will leave Tues
day for st. Louis and New York.
Mr.. Tom Rose has returned to Jack
sonyille after a pleasant vacation
with his home folks. Drs. T. g.
Bledsoe and Maurice Mosely lectured
on the structure and care of the
teeth to the NormaHtes last Tuesday,
Great preparation is being made by
the Bethlehem Baptist for Sunday
School State convention which con-
venes on 23rd instant. Mrs. Frances
! Warren is still on sick list. Mr..
Hamilton has returned to Gary, Ind.
Mr. Bob. Anderson and sister, Mrs.
Callie Bailey have returned from
Dallas and report a pleasant stay.
Mr. Buster wallace who is confined
to his bed on Wilson street is i'm
proving to the delight of his friends.
Mr.. Alex Philips of Galveston is
visiting relatives. Mrs. L. C. Craw-
ford left on the 9Th to attend grand
lodge of Woodmen at Denver, Colo
Mrs. Tom Jones and Mrs. jamie
Williams left last week for Los An
geles, Calf. Mrs. Goss and brother
were called to Jasper, Texas last
week to attend the funeral of their
father who died suddenly Mrs
Weaver, Matron of Texas College
left Monday for Newport News, Va
Mrs. jamie Hill is on the sick list
Miss Viola Lewis is able to be Ut
again. DR.. j. e. Warren motors tC
Jacksonville every Monday to dc
dental work. Miss Hattie BrittiaI
is able to be up after successful
operation. Mr.. Job Brittian is OF
the sick list. Master George Lewis
of Marshall is here at the bedside
of his sister, Miss Viola Lewis Mes
danes Marie Z. Tucker, Mollie Green
leaf, l. s. Stokes, Walker; Messrs
Porter Hogg, Jim Young, w. Adams
have returned from Houston, where
they attended the Grand Session o
the Odd Fellows. Mr.. Allen Strod,
was called to Winona last Monda!
to attend the funeral of his only sister
Other relatives who attended tire fun
eral were Mrs. Allen Strobe, Mes3rs
Madison and Louie STROBE, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Serrie STROBE, MrS and Mrs. b
II. Cheatham and daughter, Little
Miss Franchel, Mines. Powell ant
Catherine Strobe. Remains were laiC
to rest in Liberty cemetery. Mrs
Beatrice Perry is visiting in Hous
ton. Mrs. Georgia Martin has re
turned from Prairie View. where she
attended the Summer School. Mr.
Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Calhoun, Mis-
P. V. Reid motored to Flint Sunda!
evening. Mr.. Busch has returned
from Mineola. Rev. H. C. Alexandel
extends a cordial welcome to thu
Tyler people to come to Kilgore Sun
day and worship with him in hi
revival. Rev. Bilbrew, the notet
Evangelist, will conduct the revival
The first new home is being erected
in the High School Heights. Rev
Ed. King has returned from Houston
where he went on business.
COrSicanG, Aug. !11.-Messrs. R. H
Durham. Ben Morgan, A. Carmachle
e. B. Mcintyre, George Flenoy, S
Casper, Robert Pardee, Loving Will
Jams, Dr. w. II. Davis, F. T. Moore
H. E. Williams, Mr.. NJ. L. Taylor
and family motorod to Kerens t.
visit Mr.. e. " Williams, who haC
arranged big Fish Fry on one O
the lakes. A very enjoyable day wa.
spent. They all returner expressing
a desire to go again. A very sue
cessful revival is being conducted a
the First Baptist church. Rev. A
L. Moore, pastor. Rev. E. L. Jones
pastor of Harmony Baptist church
is bringing things to past as nevel
before. Every department of thu
| cnurch is active. one would scarcely
recognize they were in the sam,
church, so beautifully has the inter
ior been papered and stained. Rev
M, t. Waters is at home again tt
the delight of his entire congree
ton. Mrs. H. e. Williams, V. Perry
Misses -Lucelluetine Walker, Alic,
Williams, Mr.. Robert Benjamin anC
Master LorinS Williams mot0red t
Kerens Sunday and worshipped witt
Rev. Tramnull and his splendid con
gregation. Mrs. N. L. Perry is Wis
ting in Macon, Ga. Delegates at
tend Odd Fellows Grand Lodge a
Houston returned home and repor
that the session was one of it's best
Rev. Fountain, pastor, and member
of the c. NJ. e. church is making
preparation to entertain their Sun