The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07


still welcome and cordially invited to
visit our campus. We are in receipt
OF the announcement of the marriage
of Mr.. f. II. Lewis to Miss Lillian
Blackshear of Hearne.
WeatherfOrd, May 5,-Revs. Will
Eams, Robinson, Smith. Johnson,
Starks, Dr.. Murchison and others
were here last week. Mr. James
Alternately was home last week, also
Mr. Ira Cass of Mineral Wells. The
A. M. h. Church is preparing to paint.
Please nave your money ready for
the Express.
Wishita Falls, May 5.-Mr Louis
Butler OF this city and Mrs. Ada
Williams of Pittsburgh were married
Tuesday night at p. m. at the res
idence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkenheld,
30S Park street, Rev. A. l.. Wright
OBLIGATED. G. G.. Saunders and MIS-.
w. Il. Griffin acted as bridesmaid
and besUman. 1t was a surprise to
the friends of the contracting parties
as it is reported they only knew
each other about six days. This is
case of wooing, winning and we'd
ding in six days. Mr.. Butler is a
business man of this city and formerly
of Pittsburgh and Denison, Texas.
Allen Chapel A. NJ. Il. Church raised
over 100000 Sunday in their rally.
They announced they will soon let
contract for a new and modern brick
building on their front site. Rev.
McClendon reported a successful Dis
trict Board meeting last week. Mr..
NJ. A. Bean spent the week in Den
lson. Wichita Falls was shocked at
the news of the death of Rev. +. NJ.
Mcpherson, at his home Saturday
night at Gainesville. He was the
pastor of Titus C. NJ. Il. Church for
the past three years, having announc-
ed the cornerstone laying of his new
building for the oath of April. He
his voice and the feeblenesS of his
steps proved to us that the end was
near. He has the distinction of
| building 35 churches; this proves for
him a tireless worker and staunch
supporter of his faith. The Lord
has made as good a man or men as
Rev. Mcpherson, but we feel safe
to say he never made one better.
Crockett, May 5.--Mr II. Calhoun,
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cal
houn, died April oath. Funeral ser
vices were held from st. Andrews
A. NJ. e. Church Tuesday evening.
Rev. Alexander officiated. Many rel
atives and friends were present.
The Calendar Season Feast pulled
off by the st. Andrews A. NJ h.
Church Missionaries was quite sue
cessful. There were appreciatIve re-
marks made by Prof. II. f. King,
principal of High School, Rev. Tabb
of LateXo, and several out of town
visitors. There were tables of many
sweets spread to grace the occasion.
The captains reported as follows:
Spring-Miss Minnie G.. Houston
$780, Summer-Miss Crezette Holly
$40; Autumn-Miss Bertha l.. Her
rod, $440; Winter-Mrs. NJ. L.
Coffey, $3.50. Miss Holly was queen
of the seasons. 1t was an enjoyable
affair, and all present enjoyed the
same. Mrs. A. D. Key, Grand Coun-
selor Court of Calanthe. made heI
annual visit to the Courts of this
city on the 18th. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davis
gave a reception in honor Of Mrs
Key. Mr.. T. j. Hackett delivered
the welcome address. Mrs. Key eX-
pressed her pleasure at being pres
ent to such an enjoyable affair. Sew.
eral courses were served. Mrs. Mel.
lie Moseley has returned from Pal
Iestine Mrs. Anna Jackson of Pal.
estine worshipped with st. Andrews
Sunday She visited her relatives
while in town. Rev. j. r. Woodal
of Latexo and several others motoreC
to Crockett Sunday and Rev. Woodal
preached for Rev. AleXanded. Mrs
Viola Holly was called to the bed
side of her brother. Mrs. NJ. Holly
is sick The c. NJ. f. rally pulled
off May LIST will be reported later.