The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29

came up from Houston in his big car.
DR.. Covington lives in Houston. but
he is a Falls County product and the
Colored citizens Of Falls county feel
proud of him.
Prof. 2. d. Warren of San Antonio
has been in town all of the week
visiting relatives and friends DIR.
Stuart has returned from Mexia and
Dallas. He leaves next week for East
ern points. Mr.. Nathon Walker of
Perry, about 75 years old was bur-
ried Saturday by Porter Undertaking
Company.
Utopia Bath House.
Mrs. Davies Of Houston.
Mrs. M. Jackson OF Bryant.
Mr.. Johnson of Brazoria.
Mrs. Lula Turner, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Baden of Workman.
Mr. Joe Lang Of Marlin
Mrs. Walker of Houston.
Mrs. Nelson of Galveston Is bathing
at the Utopia bath house under the
care of Dr. j. d. Grant, proprietor.
H. B. Wright, Manager
DR.. Joseph Stuart. formerly of Mar
lin, but now of Washington. d. c.,
left Texas Wednesday July 26th
for St. Louis, where he will be the
guest of DR. and Mrs Chas. O. Her
riot and DIR. Barratt, from St. Louis,
Or. Stuart will visit Chicago. III.
Gary. Ind, and Atlantic City, N. j. and
return to Washington, D. G.. for duty
by August 175th. While in Marlin, DIR.
Stuart was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
]. S. Washington and also of DR.. and
Mrs. Il. r. Nelson. Every hospitality
was accorded the young doctor. We
wish him much success Dr. w c.
David DR.. S. M Pollock and Lawyer
Chas Wills of Mexia were visitors to
Marlin. last Sunday by hotor.
HiIIsbOrO.-Mr. G. w. Jordan. Mrs.
Lizzie Aldridge, and Mrs. c. A. Bar
mes attended a lodge meeting in FIT.
Worth, last week. Mrs CIeta Majors
was out of the city for few days
last week. Mr.. Johnnie Miles is in
the city visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Joyce Aycock, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. j. j.. Mosely is in the city
Frank Stewart was the very unfort
tunate victim of an automobile ac-
cident last week. Mr. Stewards son
Is in the city attending his fathers
bedside. Mrs. Moseley and Mrs. Fer
rel are out of the city in interest of
Jackson. who has been visiting in the
city returned home to Hubbard. Sum
day.
Mineral Wells.--Services were large
~ attended all day Sunday at the A.
M. Il. church. Rev. ]. M. Boiling, the
newly appointed pastor of church mem
ton preached two sermons and the
spirit ran high. One addition to the
church. Miss Hazel Abram the Sweet
voice soprano singer motored over to
Fort Worth to sing at the opening of
the Grand Lodge of Masons. she thrill
ed the congregation with her excel
lent voice. Services good at Bethel
church all day Sunday School and
d. Y. p. u. and Bible class were in
nd oil nj dnd 10.
night, The spirit ran high. big
rally is planned to be pulled off on
the 4th Sunday in July. Miss Abram.
our pianist is planning big musical
Demonstration. Mrs. Lula Allen. the
wife Of Rev. Allen, p. c., of the c. NJ.
IL. church preached strong SER
mon last Wednesday night and the
spirit ran high. Mrs. Fannie Mae
Smith Of Fort Worth was here, the
guest of Miss Bessy Wayett. she was
Entertained by Miss Wayett. Mrs.
Pearlee Fields of Bremond. is here
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Jackson.
Mrs. T. E. Roberts of San Antonio
visited her son. here last week. Mrs.
II. M. Brown of Salt Lake City, Ntah.
is here Mrs. Arillar Johnson was car
ried to Dallas last week to the Bap-
tiSt Sanitarium. where she was oper-
ated on. She is improving. She was
accompanied bv her husband, Mr..
u-neh Tohr Mrs. l.. Smith left for
Marshall. Texas to be present at the
opening of the Grand Lodge OF the
". b. of F. and s. NJ. T, which Is
now in session. Mr. Cursey's rent
house caught fire last Monday morn
ing and was slightly damaged. Mrs.
Matte Cass is visiting in sherman
Texas. Mr. and Mrs Arthur McMil-
Ion Of San Antonio. was in the city
last week on business. Little Miss Ro-
berta Washington entertained Few
Of her friends last week with birth
day party. Miss Elizabeth Newsoine
of Fort Worth. are here visiting.
Dodd City.-sunday School was well
attended ct the A. M. e. church Sun
day, the picnic Friday and Saturday
that was given for the church was
a success Miss Geno Mae Phillips is
still improving to the delight OF her
friends Little Miss Cleo Henson was
down visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elmo
Henson. Mrs. GeorRie Mccullough is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Mollie Steward.
We are getting ready for the Sunday
School Convention.
Iago.- Services at the Shiloh Bap-
list church was excellent throughout
the day SUNDAY. Sunday school at the
usual hour. Glasses A and b. were
combined and taught by Mrs. L. b.
Jones. Senior teacher at the adjourn
meat of the Sunday School a fervent
prayer service was had The pastor.
Rev. e. M. Random was here and fill
ed his regular appointment. The
church began its revival which will
be assisted by Rev. G. G. Franklin
of Wharton. Texas, and Rev, s. Will
liams Of Burr, Texas; Mrs. Emma
Casey of San Antonio. Texas, a tai ent-
ed singer and composer will lead the
singing for this revival meeting. Mrs
10. Il Urb
local Sunday School and r. Y. p. u
in the A. II. M. Il. District Conven-
ton that convened in Houston, Texas
July 18th to 18th. just arrived home
today she having visited several wes-
tern cities before returning home. Miss
Lucretia Anderson accompanied Miss
Novella Heard home last week and
will spend some time in the home of
the later and attend the revival meet
ing Of the Routes Point A. M. d.
Cooper of Brazoria. Texas. will do the
preaching for this meeting. Mr. Evan
wilkins is recuperating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grand Heard visited their parents
MI; and Mrs. Walter Heard of Need
vile Texas. Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Ander-
sol and Little Miss Geraldine Foster
attended church az Pledger, Sunday.
The restaurant of Mr. Louis Grants
was brrglarized Saturday night, help
ing themselves to cake, soda water
melon and raw fish
lIubbard.~-Thursday evening. July
II, Rev. and Mrs. l.. Caradine, Mrs. c.
Davis and Isadore Myers were royalty
entertained by Mrs. Addie Mackey in
her home. Ice cresm and cake were
served. The Sunday school at St
Paul School at ST. Paul A. NJ E.
Paul A. M. e. church. with Rev. L. d,
Caradine, pastor was well attended
Supt Davis is much uplifted by
the reQid growth and splendid at
lance. The IL otclo;N service was Vol
attended. The Pastor was aw heis
and one man Joined the church. The
afternoon sercises were well attended
and Rev. u. Williams preached a soul
stirring sermon The evening SER
vice was fine, the attendance is rapid
ly growing and the future Is bright.
Ennis.--We are glad to see many of
nur race remndelinr and innnrnving