The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05

day. Mr.. VIM. Pendle. Miss f. NJ
Woods and all mot0red to Waco
last Monday, reports haveing had
delightful time. See that reporter
gets all items before ] o'clock Mon
day. Office of Zephys Undertaking
Co, has moved to its new location
next door to new olypia Cafe
His new funeral home is an ideal
place and has every refinement
equipped so though as to take care
of any funeral in the country. DR..
DR.. s. B. Zephys went on little
outing on last Sunday when ac-
companied by Miss Berthenia home
and all motored to Temple and re-
port fine time and these yong peo-
/ pie really enjoyed this outing. Let
the Dallas Express be your friend,
says DR.. Zephyr.
Rayse.-Sunday school was we'll at
tended at both churches. Rev. Porer
preached two heart felt sermons Sun
day, filling the pulpit for Rev. P.
Thomas Mrs. Laura Perkins, the wife
of Mr.. James Perkins who was for
mely Of this city, died in Dallas, the
23rd, she leaves a mother and three
sisters and baby 6 years old to
mourn her loss We trust that our
lost is heavens gain. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Neal is in the city visiting
her mother and father Mr.. and Ms.
Wafer this week. Mrs. Bette Foster
is visiting int errell this week. Mrs.
Luda Price is in Waxachachie seeing.
her mother. A crowd of Rayse City
people went to East Fork fishing
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhine re-
ports a good catch. Mrs. Sallie Jones
is reported quite i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Cockrell is still on the sick list.
Mr.. Charliet Buhns was in the city
Friday
Marshall. for the Odd Fellows
grand lodge at Dallas; Frank White
/ Mrs. Bessie White. Mr.. Hyde, M. T.
Dennis. The u. B. f. and s. U. T.
held their grand lodge in Bishop Col
lege chapel. A. most prosperous
session. All officers reelected by ad-
dition of DR.. o. l.. Bledson Next
meeting, FIT. Worth, Texas. The G.
4 U. Bledson was presented a Butch 6,
automobile, gold metal and a case
The Wallilien entertainment was
success. Mr.. Zendia, Taylor, Prof.
s. S. Reid, L. F. William. Mrs. Hettie
Frazier, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. w. A.
Rice, Mrs. Sophronia Jacob. Mrs. Su-
sic Powell. Mrs. Halls Smith, re-
turned from the Taborian grand lodge
at Waco, Texas. Mr.. P. r. Kendall
was in receipt of a telegram from
Detroit, Michigan, that Mr.. ]. John
son his son-in-law was dead, remains
shipped to New, Orleans foor inter
ment. Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Sam Ro-
CROUCH, formely operated n nool
room in Marshall. The Raildroad
strike remains quiet.
heitys.-Sunday school well attended
at all churches. The reporter went
to Nigton to the funeral of Mrs. Al
lis Griffin and failed to send for the
Express in time to get them. A num-
Der of people motored to Diboll last
Saturday and Sunday to the district
conference; they report grand time
the district board, East Texas, No. @,
association is in session at New Zion
Baptist. Emma Henderon of Ft. Worth
is spending the sufmer with her
daughter Mrs. Rotie Turner. Mr.
Title johnson left this week seeking
location; we hope he will be sue
cessful. Mr.. Andrew Charston has
: moved out to his old home on the
farm. Mrs. o. d. Bradford and Mrs
0she Ellis were the honored guests
of Mrs. Mary Kennedy Saturday. Mr..
Mach pnncnn fe In ha nfk ~
suffering with broken leg; he was
: working at the planning mill when
: pile Of lumber fell on him. Mrs. Ida
Booker is very low at this writing.
, Mrfl Frank Harton died last night
: in the city hospital, he is member
! of the X. of p, will be laid to rest
} today in the stranger home grave
: yard He leaves wife and other re-
2 latives and baby to fourn his lost.
Mr.. John Moore is improving at the p.
| A. Rhymes saw mills, a few weeks
ago it was fearel that amputation
! would be necessary. Misses Eva May
r Fredie Lee and Maudie Wallis will
leave at noon for Fostary, Texas
! to visit their aunt, Mrs. Mary Grimes
: Mr.. Judge Bugs spent last Thurs
: day at the home of Mrs. Matte Lar
8 kin, he is from Carmania. Texas and
8 is working in the insurance business
!. Mr.. George Cansler on the mend
g after suffering several weeks with
q a sprain wrist Mrs. Pennie Horn
/ Mrs. Mary Bailey and Mrs. Addie
Wallace have returned from Nigton
1 accompanied by Mr. E. L. Reece
i Sick list: Deacon ]. NJ. Kennedy
! Mrs. Ida Johnson Booker, Mrs. Ra.
chel Danuel.
7 NacOgdOches.-Sunday was very
' quiet day in church as most of the
. pastors were out of the city attending
/ district boards and conferences. Rev
Ed. Drew preached at St. Mathew
Baptist church, Sunday night. DR.
y Woodson has taken a back set; i
. was hoped by his friends that h,
u would soon be able to attend Il
Y his business, but now the fear thai
: he has a turn for the worst. His sol
: is also down suffering with erioui
: attack of Typhoid fever and Is sal'
J to be in . serious condtuion.. MIS-
I Mandy srellrnan is berry sick az hel
home ON pecan street. Mr.. Henr.
Walden is sick at his home over il
l. mill quarters. 3ir Ike Berry dis'
I last week and was burien in st Pan
{ cemetery. The home Of Mrs. Ellel
Lewis on Pecan street was burne'
down last week and nearly ever
4 thing lost, it is said she carried som
v insurance.
: Kerens-The district conference a
y Powells chape C. NJ E. church clcs
e ed out a successful session. Amon
D the profinent and women were:
= Bishop ]. c. Martin, Jackon, Tenn
J, DR.. H. P. Porter. Boog agent, ia
n son Tenn Prsr w r. Banks. presi