The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-11

Mr.. Hubbard of Malakoff were at
the bed side of Mrs. Teal Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Robinson spent
Sunday at Wards Chapel, Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Franks returned after a
week with parents at Sandflat Mrs.
j. T. Franks left for Kaufman on
business. Mr.. Billie and Mrs. Charlie
M. Richardson made a flying trip
to Kaufman to visit, DR.. Green. Mrs.
Nicy Larlkins opened a cafe In the
Jordan Block. Mr.. B. Richardson
opened wood yard after long
stay, the dengue seems to be abate-
ing. Mr.. Edgar Richardson returned
after few weeks in Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hunter, now oc-
cupies the Jiles home. Mrs. Mary
Halmon returned after attending
the funeral of her father in Chand-
Ter.
East Mexia. Sunday was an ideal
church going day. and many were
they who took advantage of the
opportunity. The East Side School
opened Monday morning with an
enrolment of one round hundred
This school has grown in four weeks
from 10 pupils to this appreciative
number. Rev. P. H. Jenkins, the
principal has made acquisitions upon
the Superintendent for an assistant
which he is expecting daily. Miss
M. e. Jones, one of the teachers
of the Woodland high school paid
the office of the West Texas Man
ufacturing company a visit last Sum
day. She spoke commercially of the
great work this company was doing
for the race. She also bought a
copy of the Express and charged
the reporter to not miss her a sim
gle Saturday. Mr. " p. Phillips,
president of the West Texas Manu-
featuring Company dropped in the
office Monday from Dallas, where
he had conferred with DR.. G. w.
Arlington. on fifty thousand ESQ.,
000) dollar stock sale which they
launched there last week. He also
brought in with him, contracts for
a thrity-six ($36,000) dollar plant
which this company, soon. expects
to build in Dallas. The reporter
spent the week end with his mother
In Hillsboro. while there he dropp-
ed down to Waco, for a hand shake
with old friends and to take a peep
on at the Cotton Palace. Now he
is off for Dallas to attend the big
banquet at the st. James A. M. p.
church, given in honor OF the Of
ficers and stockholders of the West
Texas Manufacturing company which
we will Tell you more about next
week.
Wichita Falls.--Sunday was a
high day for all the churches. Thous-
ands took the holy wine being the
first Sunday of the month. Sunday
was high day at Titus Chapel G.
NJ. e. church. At eleven o'clock the
spirit ran high and we were blessed
with the out-pouring of the holy
spirit. At 8 o'clock, all the Minis
ters in the city worshiped with us
and Rev. ID. p. Matthews preached
and our hearts we're oveflowed with
grace. At 8 p. m. the uastor, Rev.
G. A. Simpson preached and we
Toasted till we wanted no more. The
Stewards rally was a success. All
reported except five. Total amount
raised by Stewards $153.70. Hear
Rev. Simpsons farewell sermon for
this year Sunday night 18th, he
has done a great work here 1880
through bis efforts, he has paid 3d.
10000. We hope he will be return
ned as our pastor. Great is he. DR..
j. T. WEIGH is now grazing the
streets of Wichita Falls with a
brand new Ford to the delight of
all his friends. Mrs. Alice Brown of
1917 Brick street, received the sad
news of the death of her sister In
Kansas City, Mo-, and has with her
in her own home a niece who is
very low sick. We earnestly SYM
pathize with Mrs. Brown in this
very bereaved hour Mrs. Lawler
Smith OF 405 HUMPHREYS St., also
was called to Denton, Texas on &C
count of serious illness of her only
son. Mrs. Annie Marion, one Of the
most useful and prominent ladies
of our city, recently became men
: tally over strained and was car
ried back to her home in Arkansas
for treatment The ladies' Of Wichita
Falls in great numbers will GER
tainly miss Mrs. Marion (Miss An.
nie) as she was called. She was q
source for beauty which all women
crave. Miss Annie's Beauty Parlol
for long straight hair, perfect com
plexion, ideal finger nails and thea
trical eyebrows. May the Lord re-
store her mind and health in gen.
eral to her that she may aid more
/. frowns to become attractive smiles
MI williams OF Joplin, Mo-, wa
here last week and took his sick sis
ter Mrs. Annie Marion to Little
RoclI, Ark.
, Abilene.--Rev. Carraway, pastoI
OF A. M. e. church held services a
mis- church Sunday. Mrs. Jame
Jones, who has been sick, the las
week is up and able u attent
church. Mrs. Willie Prince has beer
confined in bed for five OF six days
! The Civic League has a number 0
interesting plans to be carried on
I. this year. and want the cc-opera
I ton of the citizens of Abilene. Wan
everybody to eat dinner with tn
: League on Thanksgiving day. MI
! Charlie Graves of Corsicana, is her
J visi ing his brother, Mr.. Roge
Graves. Rev. Collins and member
of First Baptist church had thei
9 rally Sunday afternoon. Amour
: raised, men $7O.1F, women $66.1t
! boys $20.40, girls. Stats, tota
9 $169.5S. Rev. McIntire Of G. M. I
J. church will preach his last sermo
!. OF this conference year Sunda
8 night, November ~.
N1cKinnev.--Mrs. C. G.. Smith q