The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02

sam dayoeW mace LYING Tip 70
1T. Worth and other points. Every
body Is all smiles over the nice rain
that fell for two or three hours
Mrs. Mary Kelley enter
tained Beautiful Isles Court and
few friends on the oath Mrs. Lige
neil Is berry sick, we hope her speedy
recovery. Rev. L. G. Farley and wife
Miss Espen0la Teal, visited the con-
7ention at Dallas. Mrs. Pearl Harris
and son q Detroit. Mich, has been
visiting relatives and friends on their
returned trip Saturday. Mr.. Frank
Johnson accompanied them back to
Detroit. Mrs. Jessie Bradford Of Alto
is visiting relatives and friends. Sue.
cess Of paper depends on the SER
vice that subscribers get
Keltys.-Service at New Zion Bap-
fist church was well attended. Rev.
VIM. Tinsley. pasor, preached two
able SERMONS. Sunday school well at
tended at all the churches. A great
host left this week for Houston to the
General Bowens oAssociation OF which
Rev. M. Z, Roberon Is moderator Mrs.
Carrie Doggett left Monday for her
old home at River Mrs. Doggett
leaves host of friends at this
place. Mr.. Clabe McChristain arrived
wednesday night from Houston where
he has been for a few weeks. Mr..
jefferson Stanley and wife returned
last Sunday night from the SANTA
rum where he has been In the Red
Cross hospital for about five months.
He Il getting along nicely. We hope
for hem a speedy recovery. Mrs. Bra
DIV Ford left Thursday for Houston
after spending a few days visiting
her mother, Mrs. Emeline Marks Prof.
Amas and Prof. MONIES were In our
city Monday night and Prof. Amos
spoke to crowed house at Mt. Cal
very, he told us lots Of good things
that Will better our race If hey will do
what he told us to do Come again
Professors, you are welcome at any
time. We are sorry we were not pre-
paired to give you $50 instead Of So
AS the agent, u. L. Reece viii be out
OF tw0n for a few days, you will find
the Express at the home Of Mrs. Mat
tie A. Larkins. Mr.. Joe Mathes has re-
turned home from Alceda.
Temple. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Bean of 1909 So. 10th, St.,
died August 22nd. Funeral services
sere held from the family residence.
Rev. 7. N. Townsend officiated. In
terment was made in the city ceine-
terry by Undertaken e. l. C. Brand
ford. Mrs. v. b. Hogan of Biton, pas
sed away August 23nd. at her home.
Funeral services were held from the
VI. u. church, OF which she was a
.uember. The deceased is survived by
i husband, and other relatives. She
vas member Of the H. H. Of r..
and the Eastern Star, Interment was
made in the Bolton cemetery by I'm
dertakr e. l.. G. Brandford.
Last Monday night an entertain
ment was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Wells of So. 9Th
street in honor of Mrs. Oscar L. Coo
per OF 1T. Worth Delicious refresh
ments were served Music and games
were the features of the evening, and
yry nice time was had. Mr.. Robert
Berry is improving otter beirs con-
fined TO his homo during the past
week 81 a result CT a wound inflicted
in his foot by stepping on nail
while at work. Last Saturday evening
August 10th. Mrs. Jerry Moore of So.
11th. street was hostess at birth
day entertainment in honor of her
=. 4. NH,s OF
hme A few friends were present and
a very nice time was had. Mr.. Robert
room was beautifully decorated In pink
and violet colors. The dinner consist
I'd Of cocktail, spring chicken, prime
rs veal roast, cream peas, scalloped
potatoes, sweet corn, Spanish rice,
salted almonds, home picked beats,
cream and angel food cake, black cot,
zoe, with cheese straw. The present
vas presented by Mrs. Dixon of TT.
Worth. Mr.. James Wiley is i'll at this
writing. Mr.. b. ]. Wiley of Waco mo-
tored to Temple last Sunday, and
spent a few hours with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hollins of So. 18th street. Mis-
SEES Alma, and Tommie Lee MoCray
are Ill at this writing Mrs. John
Alexander and children after two mon
tbs stay in Waurik, Okla, returned
home. A few friends 'ere present and
q nice time was enjoyed. The dining
ing Miss Gladys Barnett wa hostess
at lawn-fete, given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Ron ellie Of SO.
It'll street In honor Of Mrs. Oscar l..
Cooper of Fl. Worth Chairs tables,
and rugs were artistically arranged
on the beautiful and flower lawn,
which added match to it's attractive
ness. A table was situated at one end
Of the lawn, where q large bowl OF
punch was provided and each guest
was permitted to help themselves.
During tn evening Of the social hours
delicious hofce made cady was passed
around. and heartily partakep. Mrs,
R0melle assisted Miss Barnett in serv
ling iced atermelon to twenty-five
guests. Music and games were the
special features for the evening. Miss
Corlne Durham. and Messrs. Wells
lanA Williams rendered seve@l vocal
lara instrumental selections, after
which the happy crowd departed to
their homes. thanking the hostess
for hopitality and declaring that
they aad spent a most pleasant even
ling. Mrs Cooper left "Wednesday for
| ing lone in TT. Worth. Mr.. q. l.. s.
Resell Of So. 9th street Is III, and con
tined u the Sante Re hospital Mrs
A. D. Moore OF SO. 18th street was
the happy recipient last Saturday Of