The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01

the wife or Mr.. v. u. RagSdale, died
June 23rd after a few days illness.
G.. II. Carter at Mt. Haven c. M. e.
church. June 27th of which she was
faithful member. The Philips
! Wheatley club met last Friday at the
After very Interesting meeting they
We're delightfully."- entertained with
cream and cake. Miss Mable Sanders
left Thursday for Fort Worth to visit
her sister. Mrs F. B; Gradeny; from
there she will spend the remainder
of the summer in San Antonio. The
Odd Fellows paid the death claim of
Mr.. Major Thompson in 10 days after
his death. Mrs. Isabella Hays and
Little GRIND daughter. HELEN and
weeks stay in Dallas. Misses Luella
and Lena Cross of Quincy, spent few
days visiting their sister. Mrs. Bes-
sic Ragsdale. Mrs. Pearl Washington
visiting her mother Mrs. M. q. Mar
tin, left last week for her home In
Dallas. The banquet given at the c.
M. II. church Friday night was a de-
cided success. Mrs. c. H. Carter sang
very beautiful.
Mrs. Willie May Crockett was called
to Frankston to attend the bed side
of her mother. Lula Mae Burks of
Frankston. spent a few days the guest
of Mrs. Anna Baggett. Miss Anna Mar
Miss C. e, Pierce. Mrs. Willie Cumbo
and little Pauline are visiting in Dali
las. Rev. c. G.. Sapp and his people
have been in a revival, assisted by Rev
=. r. Booker Of Palestine District
Supt. and Rev. Johnson of Marshall.
The emancipation celebration at Etters
park was under the auspices of the
Masons. A large crowd assembled at
the Tigers park where the Jackson
Vile Tigers beat the Socks off the
In 20 not 40 4
to 2; second day to 6. for, favor
Tigers. The Masons had their annual
Thanksgiving sermon Sunday evening
at Benson Chapel G. NJ u. church.
Rev. C. c. Sapp delivered the sermon.
The pastor preached an able sermon.
MarIIn.-Mr. Henderson Livingston,
is visiting in Mineral Wells. Mrs. A.
Washington spent a few days in
Mart, last week on official lodge BUSH
ness. Mrs. Tucker and Miss Rowland.
DR.. Rowland's daughter of Bryan,
were up last week spending a few
days with their Grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler Of Lott. Texas. Mr..
Bruce Wheeler OF Lott, Texas was
over in his Dodge car. The Masons
pulled off a big stunt Saturday night
at their big Masonic hall. The oc-
casion was public installation OF
their newly elected officers. Many
i souls enjoyed the feast. Miss Robinson
of Houston is in town on business
matters pertaining TO school affairs.
Prof. ID. G. Holly and Mrs. Il. G. Hum
ber returned to Waco Sunday, where
they enjoyed in summer normal work.
Miss Sadie Vars went up also Sunday
to begin summer work in p Q. nor
NAL. Mr. Willie George of Dallas. a
big oil capitalist in town specializing
is registered at the Oriental Mr.. ELI
Moore and Prof. Hubert Lacy played
high hands last Sunday, pilking with
cupid DR.. +. G. Lotion of Waco, was
down last week. The Sunday school
convention is in session at High Bank
, this week and from all indications
a big session is expected. DR.. Flemings
Suit. Buckner and others are in at
tendance. The specialist on primary
work. Sister Reed will be present Rev.
+. M. Brown has been very sick, but
is much better and will soon be out.
officers last week This lodge was
set up by Mr.. Mcdonald OF Dallas
with membership of 20 or more
and 1t Is growing very fast.Mrs. Il. G..
Wright bought lot on Island street.
Mrs. Wright left for Rosebud, Sum
day after spending 2 weeks in town
visiting home folks and friends. The
American Woodmen held their cleo
ton of officers last Friday night and
ed. Mrs 10. Carroll and Mr.. Smith Will
liams were elected as delegates to the
grand Camp which meets in Dallas in
August. Brother Calhoun Calvert is
still i'll.
Success Club.
Mrs. Judge Lander was hostess for
the Success club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Clara Andrews played a substi-
tute hand. Garden flowers gave a
flora' touch to the rooms. At the
conc fusion of the games a hot lun-
cheon was served novelty order
and hand painted candlesticks and
holder were the game trophies.
Mrs. Jno. Graves. Reporter
Revs. M. A. McNeese and C. c. Tay-
lor visited st. Luke church, where Rev.
McNeese preached strong sermon
for the b. Y. ~. u. people. The literary
department was grand and up to date.
The orator for the young 3. Y. p. u.
was Mr.. iAbert jackson.
At the Warren House-Mr. Leon
Williamson. Galveston, Texas; Miss
M. G. Minter, Houston, Texas; Miss
Bessie Woods. Houston; Mrs Mer-
chant. Silsbee; Mrs. Piley, Mexia; Rev.
McGee Oklahoma; Mrs. Sims and
Daughter, Houston
Visitors at Mrs. Nettles-- Mrs. e. B.
Groan, Mrs. p. v. Hunt, ftrs. M. Il.
Monroe, Mrs. l.. ]. Harrison, Ben
son. ali from Beaumont.
Depars ores-Mr. s. j. Colvin or fam
lily Of Terrell. Texas.
Mrs. ] ID. Dickson left for Waco.
The above ladies stopped at Mrs A.
@. Nettlea. on Island street.
A social was given at the residence
of Oliver Lights ON Coleman stree.,
MRS. A. L. Hunter has returned from
! Cuero, where she has been attending
the bedside of her brother.
4 Miss Mamie Louis Childs is visiting
mrs. Steiia Cox will leave soon for
Port Lavaca to visit home folks.
On Thursday evening. Mrs Connell
King and Galloway entertained a num-
Der OF friends at the residence Of Mr..
oliver Lights. They were served with
delicious punch and cakes. Many
genes were played. At a late hour
th9 guests departed. The out of town
\ guests were Miss Boone of Waco. and
Mr., Williams OF Galveston.
Hunters Bnth House.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunter. sa1S Market
Mrs. Grace Merchant, silbee Texas.
Mrs. Adna Hordon. 707 Hordford.
Mrs. Fannie cortney. 1919 Attn ave-
nue., Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Z. " Hunt, 17s Grant St.
Beaumont Texas.
street Fort Worth. Texas.
Mrs. 70. b. Rroggan. 800 Pecan
! Street Beaumont.
Mr.. Leon F. Williamson, S027 Ave
nue. j. Galveston, TEXAS,
Mr.. Luke Warren. 1881 Mansfield,
4 Worth Texas.
Mr. WIN waplos, 1900 Leonard St.
Dallas, Texas,
Mr. J. p. Walker, Sanger Brother,
Dallas. Texas.
Rev A. ". Mccec, sss. E. 18th S.,
Oklahoma City. Okla