The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27

attendance. Rev. Mrs. Brewer OF
Sherman is conducting revival
which will continue about two weeks
The Sunday School picnic Friday
August 10, was enjoyed by all present
and about $4,000 was realized. Jno
Lewis made a flying trip to Mar
shall, visiting relatives and friends.
Denton, Aug. 25.-Mrs. A. e. Walk
err visited relatives in Fort Worth
last week. Miss Vera Nichols oil
Lewisville spent the week end here
as guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. M
Walker. Mr.. w. M. Jones went to
Pilot Point Saturday on business
Miss A. e. Fox was here Saturday
on business. Mr.. Henry Edmond
went to Fort Worth to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Julia Alexander, who is
in the st. Joseph Sanitarium. Prof
F. D. Moore has returned from Prai-
RE View, where he has completed
his course and received his diploma,
much to the delight of his Denton
friends. The Recital given by Mrs
R. H. Burr at st. James A. M. e.
church was a decided success. Mus
is was furnished by First BAPTIST
church choir. The quartette rem
dered by the young men proved that
Denton has as good talent as any
town. The rendition by the young
ladies was beautiful and touching.
White Rock, DALLAS, Aug. 25.-sun-
day was q big day at the A. M. Z.
church Rev. Galscoe with the help
of Rev. Baker and our State Evan
gelist, Rev. George, held a glorious
revival. They were successful in
saving twenty souls. Among the
number was one of the Oldest men
in our community in the person OF
Mr.. Jeff Rush. He is seventy OF
more years old. Has just found the
way of life. The whole church is
proud of this man. All are rejoic-
ing to know that he has elected
to change his course for the better.
Rev. Drake of the Baptist church
began a revival Sunday, and much
success is hoped for him. Mr.. Bur-
nett and family of Cleburne were
over Sunday to visit friends and
relatives. DR.. Cooper and family en-
loved a cool stay out in the fresh
air Sunday, being the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Fields. The remains
of Mr.. Sanders was laid to rest
Friday at Plano, Texas.
WeatherfOrd, Aug. 25.-Services
were good at all the churches. Mr..
Younger is the guest of Mrs. Black
well. Mrs. NERVE Davis and friend
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Kidd.
Mr.. Tate Foster was very sick Mon
day. Mrs. A. Mason died Sunday
at 3:15. Remains were laid
to rest by the Order of the Eastern
Stars. The Quarterly Conference of
the A. M. E. church was held Sun
day and a full report was made.
The entertainment given by Miss
Lottie Bird and Miss Mile Strick-
land and Miss Ward was success.
Valley Mills, Aug. 25.-There was
much interest manifested in the Sun
day Schools Sunday. Rev. r. Alonzo
of M. e. and Rev. Kirksey of A. M.
e. churches filled their appointments.
All services were good. Rev. D. R..
Burnley of Waco was with his mem
bers Sunday. The picinc given by
the Dtrs. of Tabor was a success
Mrs. N. Bibbs and husband of Mere
dian were visiting friends in our
town Sunday. Master Abner Steele
died Sunday and was buried Monday.
Messrs. H. B. Reeder and AL Jay
of Morgan were pleasant callers in
our city last Thursday. Mrs. S. F.
Wilson has returned from the G. L..
of H. H. OF Ruth at Houston and
reports a successful meeting. Mrs.
Wilson bas been appointed principal
of the Addison High School, Dallas
County.
Cleburne, Aug. 25.-Rev. Branh,
PASTOR M. h, church and members,
will pull OF a rally the first sun
day in Sept. for the benefit OF erect
ing a new building. Dr. J. h. anu
Mr.. Hugh and Naomi Wallace at
tended the funeral OF their uncle at
Mart. Mrs. Margrette Williams OIL
Wills Point is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. h. J. Heard. Mrs. WEIGH of
San Angelo is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Lille Gee. Mrs. George Ray
of Waco is the guest of Mrs. Graham,
her daughter. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis
Williams, Madams. Pippins, Beatrice
Parker, Mr.. General Goodwin, mo-
tored to Waco last Sunday Mrs.
George Yeager who has been visit
ing relatives at Hubbard City has re-
turned. The Art and Mothers clubs
had a successful picnic Thursday at
Oak Hill. Mr.. l.. E. Russell has
returned from Woodmen Convention
at Denver, Colo, where they report
a great time. Rev. Hawkins was
called to Waxahachie to attend a
funeral. Miss Beatrice Wallace OF
Calvert is the guest of her brother,
Doctor ]. e. Wallace; also his sis
ter Miss Naomi Wallace. Messrs.
Algenon Jones and Roy D. Coleman
left last week for Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Sue Green of Henrietta is in
the city visiting relatives. Last We'd
nesday night, Mr. ard Mrs. Wilson
Laws were returning from the ice
factory and car driven by a white
man ran into their wagon and Mrs,
Laws sustained a very bad injury.
Mr.. George Davis and Mrs. Minnie
Younger were married. Rev. J. W.
Hawkins officiated; they reside at
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Nose King
celebrated their golden wedding.
They received many valuable pres
ents. Mr.. Tom Bibles left Satur-
dav for Prairie View where he Will
enter school. Mrs. Roena Garrett
and little son Herman of Clefton are
in the city visiting relatives. Mrs.
Eliza Webster of Oak Hill enter
tanned the Mothers club with two
course luncheon. Mrs. Fannie Gates
attended the E. F. of A. Grand Lodge
at Denison Messrs. Tom. Ted and
Richard lee left for Ro's Town to
take up their compress work.
Cameron. Aug. 25.-Owing to the
cotton picking reading has been cut