The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-18


IT. Turner and L. w. Wiley; Song
service by Mrs. Viola Henderson,
Mrs. Mary Kelly and Mrs. Eliza Grant.
Sunday school Will be conducted
Sunday June 10, by Supt. l.. T. Turn
er; Opening prayer by Mrs. Mary
Kelly, teacher; Sister Eliza Grant
and Bro. L. w. King. Come one,
come all, and enjoy yourselves. The
Dallas Express is handled in Merkel
by l.. w. King, Reporter.
Cause, June 16.-The crops of this
section are beginning to look flour
ishing. Miss Ida Belle Long, who
has been attending Paul Quinn Col
lege came home last week. Rev.
| VIM Harris came in from Branch
vile Monday, reporting his church il
that city in a growing condition.
Mrs. Ayke of Rockdale is among
the out-of-town visitors. Mr.. S NJ
Lewis was very sick last week but
is able to be up at this writing.
Alberta and Ollie GRAY have been
very sick but are improving. Mr.
Eddie Clemens left for Plum Satur-
day night to visit his mother, Mrs.
Rosa Sanders. Mrs. Eddie Snelgro
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ada
Thompson. Mrs. WestbroOks of Waco
VINO is interested in an old folks
home was in the city Sunday, visited
! her brother, Rev. Barber, and after
making a soul stirring appeal to the
church was given a donation Of
| $500. Rev. u. S. Barber filled his
pulpit credftably Sunday preaching
two inspiring sermons. Rev. Bar
+ Der is a preacher of merit who is
trying to lift his people as he climbs
The receipts of the day were good
Mrs Jones of Milano passed through
Cause Saturday on her way home
, from the K. of P. Grand Lodge at
DenisOn.
Tyler, June 16.-Services were
! fairly well attended at all the church
es Sunday, despite the down-pour of
rain. The Summer School opened
Monday morning with large at
! tendance. Mrs. Anna Warren will
have charge of the physics and Chem
| istry classes. Master Adrain High
tower fell off truch last week and
was slightly wounded. The follow
ing persons left last week for Prai-
RE View Summer School: Prof. and
! Mrs. Berry, Misses Mary l.. Taylor,
Johnnie Johnson, jamie Morgan and
Mrs. Ruth Terry. One of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season was
the Whist party given last Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
/ Calhoun, honOring Miss Ruth White
and her house guest, Miss Helen
! Wyrick of TeXarkana. Four tables
of players participated in the pleas
ant and interesting series of games.
They were refreshed with delicious
service of cherry punch, peach ice
cream and angel food cake. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jones presented Mrs.
Della Peck a bed room suit. 1t is
to be remembered Mrs. Pecks' home
and contents were entirely destroyed
by fire recently Mrs. Beulah Deese
has returned from MineOla, where
she was called to- the bedside of her
mother. Mr.. Sip Colvin and two
young daughters of Terrell motored
here last week and was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Nelse Richardson. They
returned Saturday. Mrs. Colvin and
daughter Roberta, returned with them
Miss Pearl V. Reid, who has been
teaching in Dallas has returned home
Mr. and Mrs Freeman has returned
to Dallas. Mrs. Hagar Martin is
having some addition made to hel
rent house, corner Summerkamp and
Albertson streets. Mr. Sam Calhoun
fell from a box car at the ice plant
last Saturday. and was knocked I'M
conscious. The citizens of Tyler are
to have a grand time on the 18th OF
June at Herndons Grove. There
will be an old fashion dinner on the
ground, free barbecue, speaking, sing
ing etc. There will be big bal
game at the Fair Ground between
Tyler Outlaws and COrsicana Since
there will be a couple of Juneteenths
in the same grove, let us hope that
it will be one of the greatest cele-
brations that was ever celebrated
lin Tyler Mrs. frankie Lacy has
returned from Henderson accompan-
led by her granddaughter, Little
frankie Brown. The members OF
Bethlehem Baptist church has added
a Study to their brick church West
Front Street. Mr.. Dan Furch has
beene elected as delegate to the Bap-
fist s. S. Congress at Kansas City
Mo. The c. NJ. P. Association is
processing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs
Porter of Oswego, Kansas, are il
the city and has opened swell cafe
in Redwine Building. They ordered
their fixtures which IRE modern anC
up-to-date. from Dallas. Miss Rutt
White entertained Friday night com
plimenting Miss Wyrick OF 'IeVarkan I
1--WE tables of players ioineH in the
delightful past time. MISS Nellie
White and Mr. Johnnie Jones furnish
ed music. Delicious zee cream ant
cake was served Mrs. Annie B
Rose has returned from Minera
Wells. Mr.. Ragsdale of Jacksonville
motored over Sunday in his Dodg"
Mr.. Cornelius Biggs, Mgr. of tn'
flyer Outlaws. felt Friday for Long
view with his bunch. The rain pre-
vented them from playing Friday ant
Saturday. The game was 4 to l IL
= favor of LOngview They made the
trip in Messrs. Simmons and Harpers
machines and didn't have to change
cars as they did on a previous tril
to Jacksonville. MIS-. Lizzie kins
/ and daughter, Mis- Irene King, are
on The sick list. A .artain Ford No
S4o,175, performed wonderful stun
on Wall street last Wednesday dur
, ing the rain storm. 1t cranked III
its ownself and ran into Mr.. Johr
? Longs Nash no damage however
: The same afternoon. its mate was re
, turning from the city of Jackson
Vile and decided it would run back
wards. landins the owner and its
. occupants in a dep embankment
. No one was injured but Mr.. Ford