The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19

moved to Boley, Okla. Prof. A. M.
Moore of Fort Worth, was here Sat
urday. Rev. w. H. Vaughner and
Mr.. James of Pilot Point were guests
OF Prof. E. W. d. Love and fam
lily. Miss L. M. kirkpatrick spent
few days in Sherman with her pa
rents last week. Rev. Dixson and
wife have returned from Amarillo.
Miss Bessie Riddles spent few
days in Pilot Point, with her pa
rents last week Mrs Hill has re-
turned to Honey Grove. Mrs. Love
entertained the B. Y. P. U. at her
home Thursday night. Mrs. James
Grover spent Sunday in Sherman.
Mrs Pearl Wilkerson has return
ed to Pilot Point. Mrs. Geo. Wells,
a teacher in the city school at Fort
Worth was a guest of her brother,
Mr.. Henry lizard and his family
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. David
son and daughter were guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. Young of Sherman
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horn. Mrs. Rasava Toles of
Ardmore, Okla, is a guest of her
grand mother, Mrs. Sarah Sparks.
Mr.. Tom Hill has opened wood
yard at his residence. Mrs. f. X.
Mcpherson is improving her prop
erty. Mrs. Viola Kintz, spent
spent a few days in Dallas last
week.
Tyler, Nov. 17.-Services were
good Sunday at all churches and
well attended. East Texas is still
suffering from long dry spell.
Last Friday was Armistice Day. 1t
was well observed by the people of
the city and Smith County. All
places were closed except hotels
and cafes. The parade was excellent.
Over a mile long. A company of
Colored soldiers, in full uniform
and carrying guns were in line and
made good showing. They were
led by Mr.. Chas. Charlie P. Head
Wilson who was certainly up on the
step and light on his feet. Mr.. Tom
Fennell had charge of the company
and needless to say he was on to
his job. Would make a splendid
Lieutenant. They received deal of
applause as they drilled around the
square from both Colored and
whites. Mrs. V. N. Warren has re-
turned Dallas, where she went to
see her sick brother. Mrs. Francis
Christopher spent few days in Ter
rell last week guest of Mr.. Chris
topher's sister, who has been i'll
house college, Ca, was in the city
last Monday and was a pleasant
caller at the Tyler high school,
Texas College and East Texas Acad-
envy. Rev. H. c. Alexander and his
of True Vine Baptist
church is planning to pull off a.
big rally Sunday for East Texas
Academy. Prof. McClendon is also
conducting a teachers rally for
Thanksgiving. Prof. Newell Branch
am, who is now teaching at Luf-
kim was in the city Saturday and
visiting his mother and
other home folks. Miss Goldie Nit
chell is able to resume her work
after a short illness at the Tyler
high school. Mrs DR.. w. F. War
rem filled the vancancy during her
illness. Mr.. Jesse Warren, ST., is
having a new ventilated floor put
in his building occupied by People's
Drug Company. Mr. Henderson Cal
houn who has been away for three
weeks spent few days here last
week with his family He left Mon
day, carrying with him Mr.. Lun-
ME Davis, who will serve as por-
ter on the car. Mr.. Ben Wiley con-
tinues to improve. He didn't have
to undergo the second operation as
was expected. Mrs. Catherine Ben
son is convalescing.
Lanes Chapel.
Mr.. Greenleaf is tearing down
his house and lumber is on the
to erect a new bungalow
Mrs. Mary Taylor left Saturday for
Dallas and Fort Worth to visit her
children. Mrs. Elmer Fields lost
fine Jersey COW recently. Mrs.
NJ. e. Tucker, principal of our
school is at home this week on &C
count of her mothers illness. Miss
Janette Coffman is teaching in her
place. Mrs. Adkins of Lindale made !
her annual visit last week to the
Heroines. Mrs. Adkins gave a SPLEEN
did lecture, several of the members
and officers responded. A nice feast
was enjoyed by all. Come again Mrs.
Adkins.
CaTOlltOn, Nov. list. John
Baptist church on the 18th and
18th inst. was a high day at st. |
John Baptist church. Both Sunday
schools were well attended. Rev. B. |
L. Johnson, Grapevine, preached |
at 1880 O'clock. At $3.50 O'Clock,
Rev. H. c. Garrison (white) preac-
ed to the Colored people of st. |
John Baptist church. At 500 o'clock
Rev. M. T. McGruder was called to
marry Mr.. Rice to Miss Allen. |
Ed Rainwaters moved to Carrollton
last week.
Gnndbury, Nov. 17.-Reverend
Wright was at his post Sunday, /
preached two strong sermons, text |
FOR Morning service, "The Privation |
Of a Christian" Sunday School was
we'll attended at both churches. |
Supts. beavers and Anderson are
things to past. Mrs. Single |
Smith is the pleasant visitor of
Mrs. Ernest Maxey. Mrs. Amy
Thropes took a flying trip to Fort
Worth There are quite a few tou-
rists from Fort Worth visiting Mrs. |
Wassie Keith. Mrs. Jim Smith has
Just returned from a trip visiting
relatives. Glad to have Dr. Ashberry
visit us last week. Miss Terrell and !
school spent Armistice Day on the
liver picnicing. Quite an enjoyable
program was rendered by the chill
lren. Patriotic addresses were made
~ VIM. Anderson, George Moore,
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