The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

Mr.. C. II. Lewis was In Bonham last
week on business. Mrs. LUCINDA
Owens is visiting in Oklahoma this
week. Little Loranza Henderson
was badly hurt last week. The B.
TX. p. u. win render a program
Sunday evening.
JacksborO, Feb. Services were
well attended at Antioch Sunday.
Rev. Brown preached a great ser
mon. Sunday night. One accession
TO the church. Mr.. George Mosley
presented his daughter, Miss Ldnnie
with a COW and calf. Sick: Brother
Harvey Johnson, Mrs. Mary Lewis,
Mary Phillips. Arrivals: Burk Lewis
of Henrietta; Mrs Rosie Lewis and
little Murtle Lee of Lubbock.
league, Feb. Sunday School
was well attended at all churches.
Mrs. Lille Cotton and daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Cox are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards Cotton of league.
j. T. Smith, Chancellor Comman-
der visited the X. OF p. brothers.
Sick: Mr.. w. r. Tinsley. Little Mas
ter Taft Watts gave birthday party
at his residence Wednesday evening
Father Watts is improving to the de-
light of his friends.
! Avinger, Feb. 9-Rev +. W..
Johnson. pastor Spring Hill Baptist
Sunday School opened on time as
usual at $50 with good attendance.
The lesson was well explained by
the teacher, Prof. p. S. Sim. Rev.
A. Long, filled his appointment Sun
day at Providence Baptist church
service was fine both spiritually and
financially Mr. Gilbert Brannon Of
Dallas made a flying trip to Ayinger
to visit his father and mother. Mrs.
Nolan Mccain of Dallas is visiting
mother and father this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. b. Allen were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Cummins
Sunday. Mr. J. p. Hughes of Tulsa,
Okla, is here visiting friends and
and relatives Prof ID. Moore,
Miss s. w. Frldia are all smiles at
the progress being made at the
high school By Prof. J. T. Davis and
H. b. Turness. Prof. p. s. Sim was
the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. Scott
Allen Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Allen were the guests of Mr.. and
! Mrs. w. l.. Crittenton Sunday.
lone Oak, Feb, 9.-Mt. Gilead
was poorly attended Sunday on ac-
count of bad weather. Rev. Gilmore
was with US Sunday night. Mes
danes Houston and Simmons visited
Mrs. Vera Davenport, Sunday. And
were served a sumptuous dinner.
The affair was adjudged a gala
affair. Mrs. Little Mcknight Is here
at the bedside of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Tabitha Ivy. Mrs. Daisy Owens
is able to be up again to the delight
of her many friends.
Plano, Feb. 9.-Rev. T. s. Bur-
ton made a flying trip to Plano last
Thursday. The Epworth League is
still progressing. The program was
an enjoyable affair. Mrs. (Prof.
Williams is UP from a two weeks
illness. Mrs G. Davis was called to
Fort Worth to see her nieces' boy
who was shot accldently. Mr.. Davis
Ellis has returned from a trip to
Abilene, to stay with his sister, Mrs.
Florence Heron, Mr.. Rilly Heron
passed away a few weeks ago.
BranchviIle, Feb. 9.-Services
were well attended at Sweet Home
and Prof. Sullivan, Sunday. Mrs.
Lizzie Brooks of Maysfield died
suddenly February End. Funeral
was held at Milan Grove M. e.
church. Rev. Coe officiated. The me-
mortal services of Branch Miller,
lamented soldier was conducted by
Revs. WALTON and Gates. Rev. Har-
ris of Navasota preached at Provi-
dence Baptist church, Thursday
night. Mrs. Brown of Cameron and
three ex-soldiers attended the me-
mortal services, Wednesday. Rev.
p. r. Humber also nassed through
Branchville enroute 20 Calvert. Mr..
Oscar Gentry of Jones Prairie was
here Friday visiting home folk. Mr..
| II. X. Jones of Temple is visiting
friends at Branchville. Prof. Roland
and Mr.. lnez Harlon were visitors
at the A. G. l.. Sunday. Also Mrs.
r. Cofield took an active part.
Center, Feb. 9.-Mrs. Bessis Mos
by was called to San Augustine, Sat
urday evening on account the death
OF her aunt, Mrs. Leila Jackson, who
had been sick for some time, died
Monday morning Jan. so and was
buried Tuesday, Jan. 81. She leaves
husband, 2 sons, / daughter, ilany
other relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. She was member of st.
Paul Baptist church and lived a
consistent Christian life. During
the time she was sick che suffered
much, though she bore the same
with good patience, saying all the
while, heaven is my home, and I'm
ready to go at any time, I'm only
waiting on the Lord" il was a
pleasure to her husband to provide
s.ch things as he thought would
probably reteave her of her suffer-
ing regardless as to trouble or cost.
Her father, Jas. Jennings OF limp
son and sister, Mrs. Beulah Gray
OF Dallas arrived Tuesday morning
for the fun sral service which was
conducted by Rev. r. T. Harris Of
Marshall She was member OF the
M. 7. Of A. Rev. A. II. Hughes,
L. u. Of Nacogdoches, arrived Sat
urday morning to hold the first
quarterly conference at this place
for the year. Conditions are getting
better and real prosperity is pre-
dicted for those WHO will make the
proper shifts.
jacksonville, Feb. s.--Mrs. Lerin
Green Is visiting IN Nacogdoches.
Rev. I. B. johnson. pastor First