The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

wichita Fnils.--The railroad strike
has caused many persons to miss
of our people are yet taking chance.
The little infant of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Gladis died Saturday evening
and was buried Sunday afternoon by
Hynes (white) undertaking company.
Mr.. VIII Nelson's family of Paris, Tex
as is out here for the summer Mrs
Nelson says IL is nice to be here with.
dad" but the dust storms are num-
erouB., Rev. A. Manorgan. pastor Of
First Baptist church visited our pas
tor Rev. A. l.. Wright of st. John
Baptist church. Monday and preached
wonderful sermon to large aud
ience Sister Nelson District presi-
dent of the Women's Home Missionary
Society is making her usual visit with
st. John church, this week and seems
much pleased at the work of the Sis
ters. Mrs. Rev. Geo. Simpson. formerly
OF Gainesville. Texas. and Mr.. u. Jen-
lSins, worshipful master Of Key West
lodge was given the Eastern Star de-
gree in Century Chapter last Friday
night. Mr.. Monroe Douglas, one of our
Oklahoma. Saturday. where he has
been at work since the close of school.
Mr.. Douglas coming relieved Mr.. r.
u. t. of the job as escort for Miss G.
Ebert to the delight of Miss f. w.
The young people of this city are
great patronizers of the picnic givefs
as II is the only source OF amusement
for the present
EnstIand-All churches were poor
ly attended Sunday. Notwithstanding
Revs. l.. Keel and L. Cornelious
preached An overflow of people is
coming to this city as oil prospectors.
Mr.. Rufus Braford and wife of Abb
lene, Texas have returned to East
land. Mr.. Nose Tarver of Brennan,
Is here with his brother Sye and Mrs.
Mettie Towns. Mrs. G.. Eason and
others made flying trip to Ranger,
Sunday. The oil drillers in 8 days
brought in big wells and are still
drilling. Mr.. Asker Hes. for two years
with Cornell theatre Is now at the
standby hotel. Mr.. Bob Mackling, pcr-
ter ON the T. p. for many years is
here and has opened a real bRrbe-
Mr.. VIII Harris of Amarillo; Mrs.
John Hunter, Miss Nancy Fisher, Mrs.
Geneva Davis are amorg the high
prizers of this paper. Mrs. Hattie
ed home from San Angelo this week.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were well at
tended Sunday at all churches. Rev
a. l.. Taylor was at his post A num-
Der of Branchvillites attended the as
ISOLATION at Calvert, last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Phillip and daughter,
Misses s. M. Robinson and A. w. jacks
son IOIOTeQ TO cameron. SUNDAY 10
hear an address delivered by Lawyer
Evans of Waco. Little Viola Williams
of Houston is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
M. e. w. Jackson Services were well
attended at Milan Grove M. Il. church,
Sunday. Rev Cole was at his post.
Mrs. Caraline Johnson is here from
Wichita Falls visiting relatives. Mrs.
Wiletta Williams of Allen Farm is
here visiting her mother Mrs S. H,
Renfro. Sick list: Mrs. NJ. u. W. jack
Hor nj
Ion. Mrs. Bertha Polk from Dallas,
is here visiting relatives. Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas is also sick
shernan.--The third quarterly con-
ference which wa held at Payne Chap
ell A. NJ Il. church was a success
spiritually and financially with DR..
A. r. Starls. presiding elder. We had
alive with Rev. c. H. Bell as pastor
Two members were added to the
church this quarter and $602.25 raised
With such leaders as our presiding
elder and pastor we can not fail TO
do our best
TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT co.
The Texas College Concert Company
is still touring the state, winning
much fame. They are becoming wider
ly known and people now crowd the
very splendid impression in Dallas.
They gave programs in North Dallas
and Oak Cliff. The house in North
Dallas (Evening Chapel was crowded
Many OF their pieces were given en-
cores. The crowd at Oak Cliff was
also highly impressed and much pleas
ed. They were asked to visit Dallas
again before Their. school open. They
will be at the following places:,
Paris-M. T.. church (white), July
Arthur city-c. NJ. E. church. July
Hugo. okla.-c. M. E. church. July
Bogata-1st Baptist church. July 49,
20.
Members: H. d. English, pianist and
student manager; 9. M stewart lst
tenor; z. Maddox. End tenor: H.
owens baritone: c. e. Baker bass.
FerrIs,-Rev. Miller was at his post
and baptized eight for the Master.
Sunday and preached. Collection for
the day good. Rev. Dickerson is in
the city with his new wife.
Marie Last Week.
Mr.. Henry Shanklin and Miss Mamie
Williams, Mr. M. Il. Pruitte and Mrs.
Marie Hunt.
The Ferris base ball boys went to
Dallas Sunday to cross bats with the
Dallas Black Cats.
Mineral WeIIs.--Gr&nd Master, J. w.
Hunt of the Loyal Friends of America
opened its third grand session here
on Tuesday, July II at p. IN. at the
LIST Baptist church closing Friday.
This Is the first time that grand
lodge has met in this city. Grand Mas
ter, Hunt and his delegates and friends
expressed themselves as being well
hnonftn1itJ
shown them. Thursday night, Frater-
nal Cor sress was held with the diff
ferent lodges of the city. The u. 3. +.
and S. III. L. of this city were given
and the members of the Order for
raising the most money on the above
night mentioned. Mr.. j. Reynolds OF /
Denton acted as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Gertrude Gordon received a mes
sage that her brother was shot in I
Fort Worth. Sick listed; DR.. shawlio-
home. Curtis Oliver, Mary Green. Mr..
and Mrs. James Roberts of Roswell.
N. NJ. are here for The summer. Miss
Lillian Porter who has been confined
to the bed for several days is able to
be up again. Nj. Kittrell Tucker, one
OF MineoialeBoswell, indinghospitab RIA !
of Mineral Wells business men made
trip to Weatherford, Saturday. Mrs.
L. Henry of Faimersville Is here at
the bed side Of her friend, Mrs. A. p.
Johnson. Mrs Sarah WEIGH was called
to DALLAS to attend he funeral Of her
nepi ew, Johnnie Gamble who died
there last week. Mrs. Dollie Jones has
returned from Denison. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs G.
Cobb. Mrs Josie Zollicoffe was called
to Kaufman to the bed side of her
father who is reported very i'll. Mrs.
Mrs. Cora Burlelgh eft for her home
in Oklahoma city, 6lxla. Mrs. John l
Roberts has purchased an auto. Mrs.
Pearl Mckee Of Dallas has returned
home after a short sta yin the city.
Mrs. w. s. Benton. state president Of
gress of Mothers vas in the city and
lectured to few ladies az the c. M. I.
T.. church Friday and organized the
Childs Welfare club, she returned 4
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