The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
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Cleburne, August 4.-Services were
\ good at all churches Sunday, and
Sunday school was well attended
Rev. S. M. Graham held services al
Clinton Sunday Rev. Gentry and
members Of Shiloh Baptist church
closed a successful rally Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Oliver, Mrs. c.
C. Smith attended the funeral of
their cousin at HillshUro last week.
Mrs. Lewis Jones of Fort Worth Is
visiting her brother. and sister Mr.
Jim Jones who was injured recently
is at the Santa Fe Hospital at Temple,
Texas. Mrs. Julia Coleman has re-
turned from Denver, Colorado Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Hickman's little in
FAINT daughter died last week. Miss
Ermlee Thomas left Saturday for
Denver, Colorado, to visit her sister.
Mrs Nora Wilson received $3.50 fror.
the Odd Fellows for the death of her
husband Mr.. Harry Wilson who
died recently Miss Ruth Jones -
on the sick list Revs. Fl Wright
and Ruiz held services at Alyarado
Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Fowler of
WaXahachie is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Charity Pollard. Little
Miss Ella Mae Foster is visiting her
aunt at Waco. Mrs. Fleming ana
granddaughter who have been visit
ing at Waco have returned Mr.. Pies
Adams is visiting relatives \at Gain
esville. Mrs. Vernon Of Fairfield is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Doshie
Vernon. Mrs. G. w. Greggs enter
tanned the Ladies City club on her
lawn last Friday Mr.. Gene Hunters
mother who was very sick vast week
is much improved at this writing
Mrs. T. S. Rice has returned from
South Texas. Mrs Annie Hunter OF
Fort Worth is in the city visiting.
There has been a great stir in our
city among the citizens of both races
concerning the letter notice by Prof
Burnett to leave town. We have
had our freedom for IS years and il
looks as if our good brothers wOuld
go together and bring about peace
and harmony Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Carwell, a baby GIRL also to
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson, Il baby boy.
Mr.. Webster, Mesdames. Annette
Green, Charlotte Brown and j. j.
Burnett are attending the Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge at Houston William
Brown is visiting his uncle at Hous-
ton. Mr.. R. L. Thomas of Fort
Worth was tie guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lille Pollard Sunday
Van Alstyne, Aug. 4.-Seryices were
good at all the churches Sunday.
Mrs. Herby OF Denison was in the
city Sunday, making her annual
visit to the Missionary Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II Wilson of Tulsa, Okla.
are visiting parents. Mss Olevia
Mckinney mas returned home from
the convention and reports an en-
ioyabe time. Rev. Swancy of Honey
Grove will conduct a 10 days revival
at Samario Baptist church, begin
ming 7th instant. A few couples
we're ,entcrtained at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. wilkins Sunday.
Miss Alice Doty spent few hours
in the city Sunday. Mr. Roy Lee
Hunt spent few hours in Sher-
man Sunday Mr.. James Douglas OF
Sherman spent the afternoon in the
city Sunday. The women had a mo
Man Allowed party Monday night
at the Flower. Garden park. II j"
said they had a nice time. Just
watt there is to be a sure enough |
party that will be worth while wait
ing for. Messrs. A. Milan and X
l.. Hunter Lave already planned the
affair. Mr.. Hunt has a wide expier-
ence in the Y. NJ. c. y. work and !
knows how to plan for good time, |
and Mr. Milan is a splendid cook
Look out ladies! Oh hoy! Want it
he grand? Mr. j. w Williams has !
returned from Plainview.
Stephenvllle, August Sunday
school and church services were |
we'll attended at all churches Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs Mulberry, Mr. and |
Mrs. Frank Alexander visited rel |
atives in Meridian. Mrs Annie Ed
wards has returned from Waco. Mrs |
Beatrice Moore has returned home |
from Fort Worth, where she has |
been visiting her sister, Master I'd
ward Scott has returned from Grand |
bury Mrs. Manual Hopkins is on !
the sick list: also Mrs. Irene Phillips |
Mr.. Milton Wallace is repairing his
hotel. The A. M. E. church is al
most complete. Mrs. Maggie Bennett |
mas returned home.
Crockett, Aug. 4.-Sunday was rally |
day at all the churches. The rally !
at ST. Paul did not come up to the
mark of the politics. August 18th,
the A. F.. and A M. Sunset Juris- |
dictlon OF Texas Lodge will celebrate |
their first Annual Thanksgiving ser
mon at st. Andrews A. NJ. T.. church !
The Norma lites entertained the pub
lie with literary musical treat on
last Friday, the 29th The address
subject Imagination" BY Prof Turn
or was indeed masterpiece Miss
D. A. Chambers, the sweet nightin-
gale singer, rendered two pleasin$
selections among the many other GOOD
selections rendered. Profs. Matthews
and Brandon are due much credit
for the musical Mrs. j. r. Nelson,
district directress of Enterprise AS
soclatiop of Houston, was "ilest OF
Mrs. ~ H. Moseley last weeg. Mr.
Ondllle MCCutOuSh VI AAVr"tOii 'P"'
few days with her sister, Mrs.
Villains. Mr.. Alex Gary was her
aled here from Little Ark for burial
on July 26th. A host of relatives
are left to mourn his sad demise.
Mrs. Porter after several months
illness past from this earthly Taber-
nacle to join that celestial host; fun
eral took place on the Goth out on
the mountain. Nesdames. Leila Tay-
lor of Corrigan, C. j. Houston and
the Reporter dined with Mrs. Huda
Holly on last Wednesday. Miss Eva
Jane Mccullough is out again after
confinement to her room for two
weeks. Miss Lula Crowder, Prof. D.
Govan became ardent readers of tho
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