The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17
TEXAS TOWNS.

Dora Elliots grandmother is paying
her Mrs Elhot) visit. Mesdames
Elliott and Aldridge have returned
after spending few days in Long
view. Deaths: Mr.. Tom Wade, and
Mrs. Viola Childers-Brown passed
away last week.
CiscO.-Se Services In form of Grand
Rally at st. Mark Baptist church was
a success. Sunday school at all
churchee. Rev. Cornelius of A. M. q.
church was in the city Thursday,
Every body get busy and help make
the 10th celebration success at East
land. Arrivals: Mr.. Walter Love,
Eastland; Mrs. l.. c. Flewellen,
Pueblo, Colo; Mrs. Willie Douglass,
Abeline, Texas; Mrs. Frances Will
Jams, Abeline; Mrs Jmogene Roudall,
from Grand Court at San Antonio,
Texas; Departures: Rev. j. w. Wash
ington, Brentwood
Gause.-Sunday school and services
were good at Zion Hill Baptist church.
Sunday Rev. w. s. Barber preached
out of his heart at IL o'clock to an
appreciative audience. Rev. White OF
Bryan was with him and conducted
the B. Y. p. u. Bible class IN the
afternoon which was source OF in
SEPARATION to the Union workers. AT
o'clock Rev White preached a
wonderful sermon. Collections good.
Mrs. Brewster and Reed and Miss
Thelma Duncan OF Milano worshipped
in Cause Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ntz-
geral,, of Temple have returned home.
Sicklisted: Mr.. Sidney Allen and Mrs.
Matte Hall. Miss Belle Jackson OF
Marlin Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Bailey. Master r. ID. Beavers has re-
turned from Houston. Mrs. Laura
Ayke who has been visiting her
brother Mr.. r. D. Warren has return
ed to Houston. Mrs. Marina Tally
left Sunday for Larena 20 spend the
Summer.
Carthage.-Mr. Jeff Gillaspie reg
ular reader of the Express sold his
grocery store out to Miss Emma
Stevenson reader. Miss Laura
Brown reads the Express once and
a while. We must keep our eye on
Miss Ethel Mae Gray and Mr.. Belle
Johns. Mr.. Brutas Gray Is new
reader of the Express. Sick list: Mrs.
Fannie Gray and Mrs. Belle Smith.
Mr.. Flutcher and Mr.. Luke Poke OF
Longbranch were here Saturday on
business. The readers of the Express
are: Mrs. Gussie Bryant. Mrs. Laura
Brown, Mrs. Emeline Stevenson,
Prof. ]. H. Pendleton, Miss Emma
Tnf emil
P. Moore, Mr.. Tom Johns. Mr. Brutas
Gray, Mr.. Billie Gray. Mr.. AKRON
Stevenson and Mr.. o. B. Bonner.
GrapeIand.-Sunday school was well
attended Sunday at St John Baptist
church. Supt., ]. R. Harris was at his
post of duty. AT $3.50. Rev. d. A.
Parker preached a noble sermon Sun
day morning. Baptizing at 4 pm.
Collection for the day $51.36. An ex-
cellent program conducted by Prof.
Lee Johnson was rendered Sunday by
the children Of the First and Second
Baptist churches at Mt. Zion Baptist
church. Miss Fannie Cook has return
ed from Palestine where she spent a
few days at the bed side of her father.
Lee Rusher. Mr. I. p. Potts has re-
turned from Lurkin where he attend
ed the G. A. c., and reports grand
meeting. Miss Rosetta Randolph is
reported very i'll. Mesdames Addie
williams, Ester Smith, Nora Smith
Albert Smith, and Mr.. Sam Marshall
of Palestine, motored down Sunday.
Prof. Lee johnson and Mrs. Isabella
Johnson have returned from San
Antonio where they attended the X.
Of P. Grand Lodge. Mrs. w. D. Gil
more is on the sick list. Mr.. Jhony
Pouncey after spending few days
with his family has returned to
Houston.
HendersOns-Sunday school was ex-
cellent. Teacher of Advanced class
Sister b. L. GIBSON. Teacher of SEN
ior class, Bro. c. HOLMAN, of Inter-
mediate class, Sister Anna Borgess..
Primary class taught by Sister Anna.
Pryor. Teacher of BEGINNERS class.
Sister Minnie Watley. Number of
teachers and members present, ten
Number of scholars present II. Col
lection 1926. Banner ATTENDANCE class
intermediate, Banner offering class
Senior. Mr.. Eugene Borgess. left for
Derrider, La, Monday, June 18th,
after several weeks stay with his
parents. Miss Donnie v. Taylor left
for Houston Mrs. Anna Pryor and
Mrs. Pearl Henry went to Greenville
for childIens day and reported that
they had an excellent program. The
Presbyterian Sunday school was
excellent. Pastor ]. b. Hampton
preached two wonderful sermons
Delegates to the Sunday school Con-
vention: Mr.. E. Session. Mrs. LOWE
Simon, Mrs. Letha Lewis. and Mrs.
EMma Orange.
C. M. Il.
Elder w. M. Douglas delivered a
sole stirring sermon both morning
and evening. Sunday school was
interesting.
Society News
Royal Society Club held It's regular
session at the home of Miss Letha
Lewis, June the 9th. Roll call each
member responded with quotation
and cues. The regular business sess-
ion insued. A very busy afternoon
was spent in Art work. Visitors: Mrs
Emma Simon, Prof. H. c. McCane
who made great lecture. The hostess
served ice cream and sandwiches and
cake. The Club adjourned to meet at
Mrs. Margie GipsOn.
Mrs. frankie Simmon. President
Mrs Almer Garrett, Sec'ty.
BrancsNilles Services were well
attended at Providence Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. A. c. Taylor pastor, was
at his post. TIE American Woodmen
had their anniversary exercises at
Sweet Home A. M. E. church Sunday
evening ct $3.50. Mesdames Beatrice
Lewis and Rosetta Hall of Waco are
here visiting their mother, Mrs. Carrie
Parks. Rev. P. H. Henton of Hearne
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