The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

| 4AOAt ANtuAACu llOui 1lOASN Wow
!, last week. Mr.. Bud Hawkins return
: ed from Hawkins. Miss Kiln Doug
las returned from Tyler last Sunday
afternoon.
Temple.--Mr Mack Hamlin follow
ing long illness, passed away Sun
day evening Nov 18th at the home
of his mother. His mother. several
sisters and brothers survives him.
Interment was made by Undertaken
/. L. Moody. Mr. N. j. Johnson of
Kanses City Kan, who has conduct
ed a series Of lectures in the city
during the past week made a very
interesting, and helpful talk to
GIRLS last Sunday evening at the 9Th
Street Baptist church. Mrs. johnson
served four years during the World
war as nurse in the U. S. Red crosss
Dept. Her talks are directed toward
the care and preservation of health,
and she is wholly prepared to render
very coed advice along those lines.
The Rev. j. A. Sharp of Bryant has
spent the past week with the Corlnth
Baptist church He discussed very
exultantly, and effectively the sub
iect of Christian Stewardship, and
stands in Il class to himself on the
subject. Prof. G. l.. Scott, music
director of Chicago ILL.,. is making
his headquarters at No. 10 South
18th street.
Miss G. Barnett returned home
Monday after attending funeral of
her aunt at Sulphur Springs, Mrs.
l.. S. Barnett She was accompanied
home BY her brother R. G. Barnett.
who after spending a few days as
her guest, returned Wednesday eve
ming to his home. Mr.. Robt. Hines,
and Prof. Frank Fletcher were guest
last Wednesday of Miss Addie De-
vault ot So. 9th street. Mr.. Hines
is citizen of Waco, Mrs B. L. Holl-
man has returned home after visiting
in Los. Angeles, and Columbus N. M
Miss Odessa Burgess of South 18th.
street spent the weekend with
friends in Bolton Mrs. ]. c. Robin
son is visiting friends in Brentwood.
. Mr.. b. {. Clark was guest last sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Faulkner IT
So. 18th street. Charncy Clork, Robt.
Hines and Frank Tallay, accompanied
nv Misses Francis Hancock and Adj
die Devault, took a spin to Lake
Poke last Thursday, with Mrs. John
eon as Chaperon.
Cleburne.-Grand Chancellor w. s.
Willis made his official visit to
1he boys here last Thursday after
: noon. His lecture WAS excellent. An
exquisite luncheon was served Rev.
a. w. Burton preached for Rev.
Keller of the c. NJ. Il. church sun
day. Mrs. j.. Warren was called to
the he'd side of her sick sister at
Gainesville. Messrs, Clarence and
lin Liggins and others attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Cal Lsglns at
Arlington Sunday Mr.. Henry ONeai
has returned from Oklahoma CITY.
Mr.. G. Smith and Miss RodaSmiln
were married Monday night Nov
13th. at the home of the bride. Rev.
7 w. Hawkins officiated. The Dand
concert rendered at Cozines hall
I SATURDAY. night was a success. rev.
| Norris of Atlanta. Ca, preached LOT
| RIVE Keller of the c. NJ. E. church
J SUNDAY borning. Mrs. Annie Lee mas
| beenelected Foreign Missionary TOT
, the Progressive Baptist churcn' MIS-
] Octayia Kennel of Ft. Worth, was
the guest of her sister last week.
} Mrs Helen Hall of TT. Worth was
: in the city last week, vlsltihs nei
mother, Mrs. Pinkie Laprazes. MIS-
Lila Lewis receiveda telegram from
Bishop College that her uaugn.e.
was very sick. Mr.. D. Bible ATTENDED
the funeral OF his mother who died
: Of Meridian. Mrs. Ruby Collins; Mrs.
Sewilla Johnson, Mrs. Rosa Bell, all
Who have been on the sick list are
renorted improving. Mrs. Leroy Yer
non is also improving to the de-
!, lighe of friends.
,, light of friends.
E Abilene,-Civic League held a
1 enlended session last Friday. Mem
: bare mi visitors listened to talk
& from prof. r. d. Green. superinten.
!, emf of the public schools. Received
. lots of information concerning the
. rolorad school that we haven't Doen
e able ia get The Civic League VIII
/. onnoint a committee to- see after
some work that is needed at tne
:, school. Mrs. Lora Oaks, VINO mas
;, been sick is able to be mp again MI
:. l. II. Oaks left for FL. Worm las,
4 week. Mrs. G. H. Washington OF
J, NTuskoeee Oklahoma is visiting mel
4 sieter Mrs. Carey. Mr.. Charlie GRAY
i &c and Mr.. Roger Graves left tol
9 rorsicana Saturday. Mr.. X. Brau'
: f,rd and family have returned nome
J. from a six months stay in Easliano
a Carthage Sunday school was ou
: we'll attended Sunday on account o.
s iad weather. The mothers club ma
y oiven two suppers at Holland Higr
d school. The East Texas Bethel Assoc
4 iotion has donated to Hollahui
n High school $31065 to help cary OF
!. Inc affairs Of the school. Little MISS
} Elizabeth Pendleton Is a victim o
S Dengue. Miss Nettie Lee Gillespie
= md Miss Alberta Bryant have enter
IF od the Hollands High School. MRS
s Dona Brown has returned to- ne
y home in Terrell after spending sew
S. eral days with her daughter Mrs
7. Cora Boykin. Messrs. Douglass an
n calvin Wilcots Of Terrell are her
e Waiting their father, Mr.. W. :
Wilcots. Mr.. Hollis Woods and MIS-
:, fNettie Hurt were quietly marriel
y sunday evening. Nov. 18th. Rev. Q
Y B. Bonner, off ciated. We are gla
II TO know that Mrs. Maggie Gray
e abe to be up again. Rev. N. A. Har
Y ris. the Divine Healer Of Louisian
r. is with us again.
y Cooper.-Sunday was a rainy da
y however Sunday School was largel
= attended. Collection $4.70. Rev. J. I
y Green was at his post Of duty. Rev
3 Waters Of Paris preached for hiI
u at IL o'clock. Hon. j. H, Allen, tn
= State Deputy of the American Wood
y men made an excellent speech to
:, splendid crowd at Zion after whic
81 banquet was given for him at tn