The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-08
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attending the Norman aILeT making
business trip home. Mrs. e. L. DENLY
has returned from Jacksonville where
she spent the 18th with her sister,
Mrs. Lille Herrod. Mrs. Leda Thomp-
son and Mrs. Sarah DENLY made a
flying trip home from Crockett where
they are attending the Normal; re-
ports a splendid session. Mr.. Isaiah
Walker of Jacksonville Is at home
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Walker. Prof. Hog and Prof
X. C. Klucks of Crockett and Prof
r. II. Kinds of Waco made a trip to
Mt. Zion. one of Prof. Hogg's appoint
ed places, June the 28th. They said
SO many good thing atsout demonstra
ton until l believe every one that
heard them, wants Ia be a demonstra-
tor. Mr.. Mike Moore is one of our
new readers.
Cuney-Services was we'll attended
Sunday at both churches. Rev. L. NJ.
Harris preached an able sermon at
the IL o'lcok hour. S. S. and b. Y. p.
U. were also well attended. Prof.
J. L. Harrilton spent the week end
In Palestine. Hon. H. l.. Price, daugh-
tiers Matte and Gladys and son w.
G. is attending the Business League
at Terrell l,Texas this week. Mr.. James
Williams, one of our progressive
farmers passed away last week. The
remains was laid to rest in the
Corinth Cemetery. He leaves a host
of relatives and friends to mourn
his loss The Truck Growers of Quincy
shipped their first car of tomatoes
last week and are preparing to ship
the second car in few days. Mr.. w.
G. Price spent last week in Nacog-
doches Smelling the roads for the
Andy Realty Co. Prof. A. ]. Jess
spent few hours in the city last
week The Messrs j. A. Hightower
and williams Butler was in the city
on business last week. The young
people of Quincy are planning TO
stage the Shutdown Convention for
the benerit of the school, Watch for
the announcements. DR.. p. A. Simms
and Mr.. Jim Griffin spent few
hours in Quincy last week. Mr.. ]. d.
Hamilton is able to be up again
after a few days confinement The
AiA vi AuHCy lCVOllO tndb lnCll
crops are better this year than have
been in several years. For the Ex-
press see J. f. Price. Agent and
Reporter.
HOwland.-S. S. was largely atten-
ded at st. John Chapel. Collection
$2.41 with Supt., F. l. Fnney at
his post The Delegates we're elected
to the s. S. Convention which con-
venes in Paris; as Delegates: Misses
Estella Garland. Miss Sammie Moore.
Mr.. Cleo Finney. s. S. was very well
attended at the A. NJ. e church. Save
sc for the Express.
IagO.-Monday night Mrs. L. b.
Jones entertained the Shiloh B. Y. p.
U. class at her home. A nice literary
program was CALLED out, in which
a spelling match was had. The mar
ried ladies VS. the single young Misses
The married ladies beat the Misses.
and Madame l. B. Jone was voted
as the best speller of all. Dainty
refreshments of punch and cake were
served the guests. A later hour a
surprise was sprung on the pastor,
Rev. Il. NJ Random when the class
and visitors presented him with a
full basket of groceries as token
of the high esteem and love in which
the pastor is held by his members
and visitors. The pastor in his usual
eloquent and pleasing way expressed
his grateful thank osfr the many
courtesies after which, the guests
departed leaving behind their many
hearty congratulations and best
wishes for the hostess. Miss Minnie
Heard Is convalecent after eige
of Malaria fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Howard are both confined to their
beds with Malaria fever. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Crockett and Miss
Navella Heard of the Routes Point
Community attended the Candle
Light Rally given here Saturday
night by the Siloh Sunday school.
Mr.. Riley Davis Of Needville was a
visitor in the home of the reporter
Sunday married Sunday night at
the brides home. Mrs. Eliza Peterson
and Mr.. Percy Paul, Mrs. Lula Foster,
was maids of honor while MI. Sol
Harris acted best man. Little Miss
Lucille Foster presented the bride
with bouquet Of beautiful choice
flowers. Rev. T. Smith of Houston.
Texas, officiated. After the marriage
a sumptious supper was served to
the guests. We extended congratulate
ions. wishing for the bride and
groom long and peaceful voyage
through life.
MineOla.-Sunday school and SER
vices were reported excellent at all
churches Sunday. Supt., l.. R Walter
was at his post and rendered an ex-
cellent school service Sunday was
election day and the following were
elected. Supt., Walters was Te-eeclted
to that station; Bedford Davis, Vice
Supt., Rudolph Brown, Sect; Peace
b. Jackson, Assistant Sect Andrew
Davis Jr. reelected treasure. After the
election the Supt., appointed teachers
Wis, Prof Jones, the young mems class
Mrs Lillian Flewellen, young womens'
class; Mrs. Ele Christ, Jr. Glass; Mss
Myrtle Davis, advanced card class;
Mrs. Cora Hickman. baby doll class
Supt. Walter was elected by popular
vote of the Sunday school as de-
lsgate to represent the school in the
coming Convention to he held at Jack
sonv'lle after. the Bird Sun lay. The M.
E.. A. M. e. and C. NJ e. churches re-
ported excellent Sunday schools and
services Sunday. Sick list: Mr.. Hill,
an old citizen of this place is very low
Mrs. TAYLOR OF Wichita Falls is here
at the residence of her mother Mrs.
Mccoy Brooks very sick; Mr.. Albert
Pace. Mesdames. Annie Dean and
Mary Petite Miss. Taylor from Mar
shall was here last week visiting Miss
Ollie stearnes: she will attend Bishop
College neyt term. Master Atoms