The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07
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rains. Pastor r. II. Littleton OF
Lights Chapel was at has best Sun
day. Quite an appreciatiye audience
listened to his sermon on christian
Strength and Temptation Mrs.
Hughes, the esteemed wife of Rev.
Hughes of Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church
was home Sunday Rev. j. NJ Norris
and wife, Mrs. Mary Stephens and
Clearance Williams motOred to Var
relton to big rally Sunday: reports
are splendid for this young church.
Rev. j. II. Childs Of the NJ f.
Church held splendid services Sun
day. We are always glad to have
him in our town. Mrs. Della Guy
is back from Palestine after attend
ing the funeral of her niece. The
reception conducted by Mrs Guy was
an enjoyable affair Thursday night
at Bethel A. NJ L. Church DR..
Young always has a good word
to speak for the Express. Mrs. Eliza
Madison died Saturday night. Many
relatives and friends mourn her lost.
Mr.. p. l.. Avery and his excellent
choir mOtored to ROckdale to do SER
vice Sunday, They brought the ban
ner home. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Dixon
of Lott were in the city to friends
Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Richardson @f
on the sick list. Miss Watson Of
Waco is In the city to render music
for the commencement of the High
School,
Luikin, My 5.-Prof. l.. S. Pace,
State Deputy, American Woodmen
visited Camp No. II, April 18th.
All arrangements were maze for him
and program was rendered by the
Juvenile Department OF which Mrs.
Thompson is the w. c. Opening
address by Mrs. A. b. Thompson
Paper by Mrs Estella Lewis, after
which the Juveniles rendered song,
followed with paper by Miss RI
berta Gilbert. A few remarks by the
Commander, Mr.. j. J. Young who
succeeded in lining up several logs
for the camp. Refreshments were
served. The Deputy left for Nacos-
doches and returned on the LIST of
May accompanied by the Supreme
Commander, C.. VI. White of Denver,
colorado. The Good Will Home Mis-
sion sisters Quilting Party was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. GOldle
Styles Friday evening from to
p. m. All enjoyed several Victrola
selections, and refreshments served.
Mr.. w. NJ. Henry, station porter for
the st. l.. S. W. Railroad left for the
hospital April 10Th at Texarkana for
treatment of spider bite. Mrs. j.
V. Penson, teacher at the Lucky
Ward School is able to be up and
on duty again to the delight of her
friends. Mr.. Phillip Rhodes has inn
proved his home. Prof Pace, Deputy
of the American Woodmen, subscribed
for the Express while in the city.
To subscribers: AS the Dallas Ex-
press has their money when the
papers are delivered to me, | will
ask you to kindly have your money
ready for the reporter when he de-
liver the paper, and please don't
expect news to appear in the paper
on time if it fails to reach me by
Saturday evening S. w. Booker
reporter sos Inning Street.
WhitCwright, May 5,-Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Sunday. Rev. Patterson was at his
post S. A. Dehoney, A. j. Baker
and Il. G. Gatewood and others were
in Van Alstyne last week attending
the Epw orth League, Mrs. b. Gate
wood was taken seriously i'll Tues
day with Acute-indigestiOn. but she
is improving again. Rev. W, T. Bart
ley was at his post Sunday Mir
Willie l.. and wife spent the week
end with their mother and friends
Van Alstyne and Whitewright School
boys crossed bats Saturday; scores
2 and in favor of Whitewlight
G.. w, Wren was in the city last
week The B. Y. p. u. is doing nicely
at this time and we invite the pub
lie to come and be with us, and we
will strive to entertain YOU. Mr.. a
l.. Wrights mother Is here on a
visit Mrs. Mary Bird of Greenville
was the guest of Mrs. r. V. Dehoney
Whitewright is blessed with rain
Mr.. Webster Watson visited friends
last week One of the best subscrib-
ers for the Dallas Express has moved
to Trenton, but stall calls for the
old reliable Dallas Express. Mrs. II
B. Ornett, Reporter.
Quincy, May 5.-Sunday School anC
b. Y. p. U. were we'll attended. Rev
Hollins was at his post and preached
an able sermon and baptized two
'at p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Anna Pierce
died last Friday and was laid &c
rest in Rock Hill Cemetery; also Mrs
Mary Williamh who was also laid
to rest in Rock Hill cemetery. Rock
Hill School held their commence
ment April 26 and quite a nice pro
gram was rendered Miss Ira u
Price graduated from the High School
and delivered an Grafton: 'Perse-
verance is the Key that Unlocks the
Door of knowledge and received
many presents. Prof. j. II. Howard
Mrs. Martin and Prof. II. G.. Nicely
and other out of town people were
here to the exercises. Hon. H. l.
Price, Mr.. j. H. Hamilton and Prof
]. l.. Hamilton made trips to Jack
sonville this week. Prof j. H. Ham
ilton spent the week end in Pal.
estine. Miss Coleman of Enterprise
is attending school here. Prof. A
]. Jessie las completed a successful
school term here and returned tc
Flint. Mr.. E. Ford has returned
from Dallas where he has been or
business. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis
are the proud parents of two fine
girls. Mr.. Anna Billings has returnt
home after spending some time with
her sick daughter. Miss Marjorie
NIo,ris 10 in paIectine This week
The ball game between Evans Spring
and Quincy was a tie with scores A
Mr.. Steve Sneed and Miss Georgia
Ewell are on the sick list. See j
F. Price for the Dallas Express.
Marlin, May 5.-Rev. B T. Reece