The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-25

h .. MARY OuOnS lclt MONDAY IOI
Denison, at which place she will
keep house for her cousin Mr.. G. e.
Bradshaw. and care for his little 5
years old daughter. F. d. Morgan
made business trip to McGregor
last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. e. r.
Kinchon after spending three months
In Sweetwater, returned home last
Saturday.
MineOla.-Sunday school was well
attended at all churches Sunday. AT
ST. Paul Baptist church, especially
services were excellent Mrs. c. Wal
ton, Supt. Mrs. N. E. Jones. wife of
Prof. H. R. Jones went to Dallas
Saturday and returned Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Bud Jones returned from
Jarvis Christian Inst, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Lue Vera.
Miss Jones accompanied her mother
and returned to school Wednesday,.
Mrs. Rachel Session returned from
Palestine last week where she has
been visiting daughter, who was i'll
thee. The banquet which was to have
been at the c. M. E. church was post
poned on account of the inclemency
of weather Mrs. l.. B. McGrew and
sen of Waco are visiting her mother
in law, Mrs. X. McGrew. Mrs. Lydia
Johnson ofTerell was the guest Of
Mrs X w. Flewellen also the guest
of Miss Lydia Walton Master Seals,
son of Mr. L. Seals died last Friday
night. Buried Saturday. Mrs.L. Davis.
Mr. George Washington and others
went to Troup last Sunday. Mrs, lobe
7 evils of this city left Sunday for
Dallas. to under go a treatment at
the Sanitarium Prof. Blair of Wills
Point was in the CITY last Saturday
on business. little Mereder Hickman
returnedtrom Tyler last Saturday.
DOdd City~-Sunday school at the
A. NJ. T. church was well attended
Sunday Rev. G. w. Henson, paster
was at his post. He preached at the
IL a. m. service. He also preached at
night and an excellent time was
had. Rev Henson is preparing to
leave for the Annual conference
which convenes at Pelham. Rev.
Floyd of Honey Grove was in the
city Sunday, preacher his farewell
sermon at church Of God and left
Monday for Honey Grove. Mrs. B.
Blanch is i'll at this writing. Little
Lena Mae Phillips is still improving
to the delight of her friends. Mrs.
Lille Runnels is improving at this
writing. Mrs. Ella Johnson has re-
turned from Sulphur Springs. where
she has been visiting.
Crockett Series of prayer SER
vices were conducted by Rev. VIM.
Scott at ST. Paul Baptist church in
order to revive the members that
they might receive shepherd to
watch over them. Rev. James John
son, H. P. Boxley and r. w. Hol-
man held splindid services Sunday.
Rev. G. w, Molly. graced his new
congregation ST. Andrews A. M. E.
Mr.. Clifford Tarver of Boston, Mass.
is guest of his mother and relatives
here. Miss L. A. Conner of Rkhart
was guest of her cousin Mrs. S. A.
Alexander Saturday. Also Mrs. Geo.
Hicks of Lovelady was in town. Mrs.
Lee Fender is visiting her brother
Mr.. Abe Grahenheimar of Houston.
Mr.. ]. l.. Mosley received the sad
news of his sister, Mrs. e. Black
had died in TT. Worth Friday. Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Lee Groves have
purchased home from Mr. l.. Davis
lots two houses. Mr. Lipscomb Will
Jams is doing much improvement
about his home. Mrs. Nellie H. Mos
ley the nurse was in town for SER
vices Sunday Mrs. Susie Mason wor-
shipped with the A. NJ. Es.Sunday
morning. Mrs. Carnellia Tippett is
on the sick list. There are several
ardent readerss of the Express. Mess
RS. Clinton, Cannon, Pender and
Scott, the leading barders are al
ways on the look out for the paper.
Miss Evola McCullaugh reports a
trip to Houston and Prairie View.
Mrs. L. Steward teacher near Gray D.
land came to town for it's breeze.
Mrs. Jessie Reese can pull you over
that poor way of singing by giving
you voice culture. give her atritl.
WacO.-Mr. &C. Johnson real es
tate man visited us last week. Mr..
eddie Robertson is now attending
school in Kansas City. Dr. Orr of
Hillsboro made a brief trip to Waco
Funeral OF Mrs. Marian Caldwell
well attended Sunday. Mr.. Thomas
Ringo Of Beaumont is OH his wav
20 Austin to attend D. D. and Blind
Institute. Many of our citizens went
to P. v. Saturday. Mrs. Beatrice p.
Black and baby Joined her husband
at p v.
Cuney.-Services were held all
day at Rock Hill. Rev. Little (white)
of Corine preached in the morning
urging closer Cooperation between
the two races. The serrlon was e
ma 5terpiece and was enjoyed by all
Collection $23.75. The delegates to
Association made their report show
ing that Q Of their members were
given appointments in the Associa-
ton. Hon. H. L. Price is still making
syrup on his form.Up to date there
has been zoe gallons made. Mr.. H. G
Swanson of Palestine is in Quincy
this week, cooking syrup for Mr..
Price. Mr., w. c. Price. Mr.. Haywood
| Burrell. Mrs. Lula Brogg, Mrs. Rosa
Hamilton and Rev. d. d. Evans re-
turned from the Association which
convened at Alta last week Mrs. III
L. Price, Mr.. w. C. Price and others
made business trip to jacksonville
Prof j. L. Hamilton made fling
trip to Texarkana this week. Rev
Thos. Simms has made some improve
ment on the school house. Mr.. Tay-
Tor Wilson ,of Mussogee. Oklahoma
has returned home. Quite a number
of families are moving to Quincy