The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
TEXAS TOW S

mothers or not, must manifest some
int erest in our boys and girls if we
! expect to have men and women of
that calibre that the future will de-
mand Hoo-ray for Mrs. Pointer. The
sisters of the Household of Ruth will
entertain with a public Banquet on
the 22nd instant. Read the Dallas
/ Express. Devote half of our time
TO minding your own business, and
the other half to letting the other
fellows alone, and by this means
you will have been kept busy Wisely
so too and simultaneously done
justice to your fellowman. as well as
TO yourself. C. G. Sanders, Re-
porter
Marlin, Feb. 10.-Sunday was a
beautiful day and all of the various
churches held good services. There
were baptizing at First Baptist
Church at o'clock p. m. by Rev.
p. A. Stamps. He dipped five souls
in the pool, and they went on their
way rejoicing as did Phillip and the
Unoc. Rev. Stamps preached won
derful sermon on Baptism. A beau
tiful Birthday Supper was arranged
at the home of Mrs. Julia Brown on
Price st. in honor of Miss Alice Flores
Ill first debout. The room was nicely
decorated with beautiful cut flowers.
They were served with a three course
luncheon; Ham sandwiches, Cream
and punch. A shower of presents
were thrown at her feet. Old Bro.
George Anderson was laid to rest
in the Western Cemetery. Mr.. Demps
Austin passed away and was laid to
rest in Rocky Hill Cemetery. For the
present Marlin and vicinity are dull.
Mrs. L. c. Washington made a flying
trip to Calvert on business. Miss
Leola McClaren of Hammons is
visiting Mrs. Hursey on Commerce
street. Mr. VIII Griffin. is new
reader of the Express and pays in
advance. Mr.. R. A. Alexander has
been indisposed.
Wolfe City, Feb. l0.-Miss Ethel
Peterson is home from Rice. Mr.
John Launders return home from
West Texas. Mrs. l.. c. Foreman is
in Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Emma
Gray is in town The Rev. Gentry
was with his people Sunday.
Greenville, Feb. 10.-All Churches
of the city had excellent services
Sunday. Rev. M. H. Jackson, the
National Field Secretary of the For
eign Mission Board, was at New Hope
Baptist Church Sunday and preached
wonderful sermon. that put
his entire audience to thinking. Mr..
Harry Mckinney is in Fort Worth
visiting. Mrs. Maude Mckinney was
in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. E. N. Hampton, the Supt OF
State Mission, was with New Hope
Baptist Church Sunday and also held
a great mass meeting Sunday even
ing. Mrs. w. d. Pratt was IN
, city Saturday. Miss Maudie Rollins
| t Bishop College is here. Mr.. H. 7
Brady of Indianapolis, Ind, is in The
city demonstrating Nine c. j. Walk
er's preparations. Mr. W. ]. Dur
ham made a business trip to Wax
chahcie Sunday. Miss Lucille Troup
tof Topeka, Kans., is visiting Mrs. S.
A. Pain this week. Miss Jew Pannell
of Muskogee. Okla, Is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Durham
Little Miss Theresa Willis and grand
mother Mrs Fannie Robertson, Wis
tied friends in Dallas Saturday and
Sunday.
Sherman, Feb. fO.--Copies of the
Dallas Express on sale dt Gondson's
Drug Store. phone $40 for news and
papers. Mr. R. w. Thomas, now OF
Kansas City, Mo-, is visiting relatives
and friends. The marriage of Mr.
Isaac Upshaw Of Weatherford to
Mrs Annie jackson, at her home 703
corner North East and Brockett was
united by Rev. H. p. Evans. They
left after ceremony for their home
in Weatherford. Mrs Lola Wallace
4, who recently returned homie from
Kansas City. Mo-, is confined at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
r. Sims. 817 Pecan street, sick listed
Mr.. Jake Black. with headquarters
IN st. Louis, on S. Iarzarus private
car is here. Mrs. Isabella Taylor
who departed this life on the 5tl
instant at home Of her daughter