The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
TOWNS.

Terrell, June 23.-Sunoay was hlSh
day at all churches. The nineteenth
was quietly celebrated. Our band
boys went to Wills Point. The rally
at Bethlehem Baptist Church closed
Sunday with much success. Our pas
tor, Rev. T. W. Daley. preached a
noble sermon at II a. m. and then
went to assist Rev. A. F. Black in
his rally Miss Maryia Sutton is at
home. Our town was honored by
the presence of Rev. A. l.. Moore of
Corsicana, who came over on a
business trip. Mrs. Maggie Phagan
is at home again to the delight of
her many friends. Prof. H. E. How
ard, DR.. Sparks, Mrs. Carrie Burrell
left for Kansas City to attend the
S. S. Congress. The Civic Improve
ment League is getting things lined
up. Mr.. N. A. Alberson of Wichita,
looks natural at home again. Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Cooper and mother
of Dallas, spent a few days with
Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Willis enroute
to California. Arthur Cooper of Fort
Worth was aslo a pleasant visitor
at the Willis home Mrs. Harriet
Wimberly went to Dallas Sunday to
Visit relatives. Dr.. Mellon is home
from Washington, D. c. Mrs. Emma
Camel of Chicago, who has been in
Dallas visiting her daughter, stopped
by to see her brother, NJ. B. Wesley,
and wife on her return to Chicago.
Mrs. ]. I. Daley made a flying trip
10 Dallas Sunday. If you want a
good insurance. let Prof. Youngblood
and Rev. ]. w. Blair write you.
Mss Salfna ]. Hurd is in Tyler at
tending summer school. Mr.. John
son and family of Cedar Grove spent
a verv pleasant afternoon with DR..
L. G.. Pinkston and family. Ice cream,
cake and WARRINGTON were in ahun-
dance. Find the Express at Wes-
'ey's studio 700 S. Rockwell.
WhitrOck, June 23.-Sunday School
and church was well attended. Hon.
G. w. Andrews and wife were over to
see Il. w. d. Hall and family Sunday.
Miss Josephine Sweeney and one of
her friends of Fort Worth were in
Whitrock visiting Mr.. J. Z. Hall and
family. Mrs. j. l.. Luper, Mrs. B.
L. Hall were called to Van Alstyne
Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Annie Ward. n. F. Everett had
charge of her remains. Miss Ihe7
Adams is in Denison this week Wis
iting Mrs. (Prof.) Sperland Miss
Arney May Lee and Miss Asilee
Dooley were down to visit Miss l.
NJ. and Miss Blanche Hall Sunday
Mr.. Dave Blanton and Mr.. Scott
Mitchell of Sedalie was down to visit
L. w. Hall and family this week
Miss Lillian Thomas of Gainesville
is visiting NJ. D. Moss and family
Mrs Callie Luper was visiting heI
daughter this week. Mrs. Sadie
Adams is down to visit Miss Essfe
Mae Hall Sunday. Hon. H. NJ. Adams
or Thrashing Adams is next to Hon
G. w. Andrews; he owns and con
trolls over 500 acres of black land
J. E. Hall was in Whitewrght this
week on business. He is from Bish'
op College. Miss Luvicie Hall Is
in from High School at Denison
Said school was fine this year. She
will attend Bishop College in 1872:
Hon. ]. l.. Luper is thinking of buy
ing an airplane Crops are lookins
fine. The X of P's. had a fine SEES
sion in Denison. E. w. Hall, Re
porter.
Mineral Wells, June 29.-Sunday
School well attended at the churches
Rev. C. C. Hammond of Cleburne, 'vht
has been here assisting Rev A
johnson in his revival left last weel
for his home. Rev. Johnson CLOSED
his revival here Sunday night at thu
A. NJ. E. Church. Rev. J. S. Sutton
Up. C. of Bethel church was al hi!
post all day Sunday. Miss lessi'
D. Holman, State Leader of Y w. A
! of LOngview, is here for few
weeks drinking the water. You cal
find her at the residence of Mrs. P
H. Jackson, SOB S. L. 9th st. Borl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Raine'
q 10 pound baby girl. Mother ant
baby are reported resting nicely
Mrs. Hattie Barns of Weatherford i
visiting her brother, Henri Zollie
coffe. Mrs. Relic Howard is Wis
iting in Dallas. Mrs. Kathabell Thorn
as of Altus, Okla, is here visitin!
her mother, Mrs. Kittie Moore.
The CObb-WiIliams Wedding.
The most beautiful rainbow we'd
ding ever performed in Mineral Well
took place on Wednesday evening
June 18th. at the Baptist Church
Miss Rebecca Williams to Mr.. T. {
Cobb of Denison, Rev. W. 7. Tale
officiating. The church was beauti
fully decorated with Chasta Daisies
Lilies, Crysanthemums. Sweet Pea
and pot plants. Miss L. Manly en-
tered the church first wearing a
levening gown OF Orchid crepe d
lchine and singing as a might
(fn-gale. 30 Promise Me- Next en-
tered the little gate girl, Naomi White
dressed as a blue kewpie; then cam
the two little flower girls, Earnes
tine Newbll ard Mary Lee Jordan
dressed in pink and blue maline a
lkewpfes. carrying baskets of swee
lDeas. The bridesmaids and grooms
men entered next. The bridesmaid
entered the left aisle and the grooms
men entered the right aisle. The frs
bridesmaid and grooms-men wer'
Mr.. Gus Newbill and Miss L. She
ton. Miss shelton wore rose gov
of crepe de chine. The second bride
mand and grooms-men were. Nj
Oliphant of Waco and Miss Maggi
Simons. Miss Simmons wore Lowell
evening gown of turquois satin an
silver lace The third were, NJ
Rucker and Miss Laura Terrell. Mis-
Terrell wore an evening gown {
| siI,rnt. nlnth and silk net lace a