The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15

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left Monday TO DO to her home in
Dallas, she has spent o few days with
her brother and his wife, she carried
spend few weeks. Rev j. w. Maye
has been little ILL., but has improved.
The M. Il. Church. has improved wIh
her choih and is on foot. Mrs. j. w.
Maye has started IT out again and
hope TO succeed.
TyIer.-All churches reported SPLEEN
did services Sunday. Rev. b. r. Book
er, p. e.. of the Palestine District
held his Srd Quarterly conference Sun
Leanard Walker died Sunday at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Julia
Brooks, his remains was prepared for
burial by b. Aliens undertakers and
sent to Billiard, Tuesday morning. Mrs
day in the New Tabernacle, corner
Robertson and Catherine Brown. stu
dents at the normal Sunday with q
six course dinner. Mrs Eliza Fuller
wife of Mr.. Columbus Fuller, passed
away last Thursday at her home
near Texas College after long i'll
carried to her old home Southeast of
the city for burial. Funeral was at
tended at Galilee Baptist church by
Rev. Moore, pastor of Miles Chapel.
She leaves a husband. children and
number of relatives and friends
to mourn her loss. She was a member
Of the Heroine of Jericho. Mrs. Dollie
Pinkston Thomas left Wednesday for
San Francisco. Calf, to Join her hua-
band, Mr.. Charlie Thomas. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Pinkston. DIR. Franklin Smith,
nf xuhn l. yiaff h o
mother and sick sister at Malakoff.
spenl a few days here last week with
his friends Mr.. Chas. Wilson of Dali
las is here visiting relatives and
friends. The newly weds held their
first meeting with Mrs, Jessie Cali
interesting business session. Games
were enjoyed followed by an appe-
tizing menu of ice cold watermelon.
They will hold their next meeting
with Mrs. Katie Mosely. Mrs. Osborne,
wife of DR.. Osborne at Prairie View
H. II. of Ruth No. 4153 gave a sue
cessful banquet at Johnson's audi
itorium Friday night. The strike is
still on at c. b. shops. Mrs. Thomas
Of Texas College was called to Ponta,
last week to the bed side of a rela-
the hen barbecue and concert at Pleas
ant Grove last Friday. Mr.. Tull Choice
shot and killed Mr.. Clarence Ford
Monday morning about 8 o'clock, 8
miles east of the city. Domestic
troubles was the cause. Both parties
are well known and stood well in
their communi ties. Mr.. VIM. Langston
accidently got lime in one of his
eyes last week. Mr.. Charlie Wilson
of Dallas Is in the city. Mr.. Charlie
Duckenfield is confined to his moth
er's home with sprained ankle; The
members of st. James G. M. E. church
gave a successful hen barbecue July
4th.
Mrs e. Hunter returned from Wichi-
ia Falls. Messrs. ]. Jones and Ser
rie Strobe spent the 4th in Texarkana,
guest of the formers father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace A. johnson entertained
with whist last Wednesday night,
honoring Miss Lucy Ann White. who
is preparing to return to Chicago. A
large crowd gathered at Lees Nata-
torium July 4th to witness the swim
ming contest The judges DR.. Turner
and Mr.. Jas. Caswell decided that Mr..
Ward Powells was entitled to the
prize. He divided the same with a
small boy who showed bravery in
swimming. The picnic at Lees Nata-
torium July 4th was highly enjoyed.
Lunch was spread which consisted of
palatable menu. Games were played
after which all loaded upon trucks
for hay ride. Don't forget the man
less wedding at True Vine Friday
night, July 18th.
CIeburne.-The A. o. of Pilgrims's
annual session which was held in this
city last week at the Shiloh Baptist
church conducted by Prof. Grimes OF
Houston was grand affair. First
Baptist church choir and the A. NJ. E.
oh Trh hafr ftar.V tel, nufn h.
occasion. Mrs. Leatha White died FRI
day at her brothers in the country.
Her remains was shipped to Morgan
for burial Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Small
Mr.. and Mrs. John Page attended the
funeral. Mrs Mathis of Dallas is Wis
tied her aunt and cousin. Mrs. Mary
Jones and Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs.
Bessie JOY. Mis- l.. T. Phillips and Mrs
Fannie Gates have returned from the
Ladies Federation meeting at Pales-
tine. Miss Phillips was elected sec
rotary. Mr.. and Mrs. Trim Spann are
M. Graham has returned from Dis
trict Conference at Valley Mills. Mrs.
Wilson Anderson of Tohoka, Texas
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. b. Bell.
The banquet given Friday night at
Cozine' hall by the Cleburne SAM
tarium in honor of their guests was
a grand affair, Fort Worth Masonic
band furnished music. Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Vernon spent a few days in
Oklahoma City visiting relatives. Mr..
Roscoe Neal was in the city Sunday.
Miss Made Webster attended the
teachers institute at Corsicana. Mrs.
]. l.. Downing visited her shon and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Corsey.
Miss Helen Corsey is also their guest
this week. Miss Mabel Waymair of
Dallas is the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Ella Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Farmer and daughter of Watley.
Ca, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ella
Griffin and Mrs. Carrie King, Mrs.
Offie Mackintowe of st. Louis is In
the city visiting relatives. Mr.. and
new home on East Robin street. Mrs.
Katie e. Baker is visiting in Airing
ton. Rev. Gentry of Mckinney was in
the city last week. Mrs. Caroline Will
liams who has been i'll for some time
has improved. Miss Erma Lee Thomas
asp bite. Mr.. Sherman Parker, attend
ed the funeral of his grandmother at
Coleman, Monday. Total money raised
at the c. M. e. church rally were
s202S5. The musical recital at Shi-
lob Baptist church for the benefit of
ed by Miss Erma Lee Thomas was
enjoyed by all.
Lawton.-The X. of T. installed new
officers for the ensuing year. The SER
vices were held in the community of
Douglas school. Mrs. MCGOWAN is con-
fined to bed with tonsilities. Miss
Thresia Huskins of Fort Worth, Texas
is here visiting relatives. Mr.. Nose
Green and Mrs. Beulah Smith were
married at Galilee church, Sunday
at 6 o'clock, Rev. Il. d. Parker per-
formed the ceremony after which q
reception was rendered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilhart.
Mrs l.. A. Houses has returned from
Frederick, where size attended the Sun
day school and d. Y. p. u. convention.
Misses Elveta Hudson. Odessie Grand
and Mamie Kemps returned.
Mrs, e. d. Parker is on the sick list.
Service was good all day at Galillee
Baptist church, the pastor was at his
post morning and night Douglas left
for Duncan. Okla. A fine baby was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Fisher at No.
8 Dearbon. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
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