The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28

on her Falls street property. Mr.
John Battles house caught fire Fri
day but was soon put out by the
timely efforts of the bucket bri-
gade Prof. Robt. Hines of Waco
was down last week, visiting the
high school and lectured to the
Liberty Club. He is on the staff
of the U. S. Extension department
and is appointing agents and setting
up extension clubs where ever pos
sible. Mr.. Shed Mazee is still very
sick, as we go to press, Miss Car
roll is acting as clerk and book
keeper for her father at his big
meat market, while her brother Is
sick. He is much improved at this
writing. Mr.. Harvey Humphrey and
his crew are all smiles. They think
that oil will soon be flowing thru
their lease, in 5000 barrels daily
Mr.. Huddleton's twin grandchildren
died last week and were buried in
the same grave. Several prominent
people were down last week from
Waco, and made very pleasant talks
at First Baptist church and at st
Paul A. NJ. Il. church. Prof. Kirl
and Williams, Rev. Williams ant
Miller, A. NJ. f. church, Prof. Jonei
and Curry of the First Baptis
Church. We are glad to have then
with us. Mrs. Moody, a yount
lady of about 16 years was asked
to appear before the throne of thu
Almighty and her remains were
laid in the cemetery last Frida!
Mr.. Hubert Lacy came in from Rea
gan, last Sunday and returned Sun
day night. Mrs. Foster Land is II
Houston visiting her sick children
Mrs. Rosena Warren came from FIT
Worth, a few weeks ago, to be a.
the bedside of her aged mother
All preachers were at their posts
last Sunday.
Alto, Jan. Sunday schoo
was on time and the students
were in attendance. At 1880 a
m, Rev. Neal came forward and
made our souls burn within. There
were no services Sunday night on &C
count of unfavorable weather. Sac
news was received of the death Of
Mr.. Monroe Harrison. Prof. Hen
ry Martin is in the city delivering
policies. Mrs. Ida Immersion has re-
turned from the hospital of Calves,
ton, improved Mr. Job Parrettt
from Wildhurst came up and spent
a while with us last Sunday. Mrs
Lula jackson came home from al
extended trip in the western cities
with her sister. Mr.. A. Roseborougf
and brother from Nacogdoches spen
a few hours with their brother
Henry. Mrs. Vicie Mitchell o.
Houston has returned home after
an extended stay with relatives. Mr.
d. Barrette of Fort Worth came
and took little Miss Mae Ruth home
Sick listed: Ida Immersion, jim
Christal and two of the Bradle!
girls.
Grapeland. Jan. 26.-In spit'
of the cold wealth, services were
well attended at Mt. Zion Baptis
church Pastor, Rev. L. s. Steven
son was at his post and preached
splendid sermons. Mr.. d. +. Dale!
is working hard to complete thC
G. NJ. e. church. He is frs
class carpenter. Mrs. Nora Smitl
of Palestine is here visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey
Mr.. Hezzy Hicks of Galveston came
in Saturday night to spend a while
with his mother, Mrs. Jane Hicks
Mrs. Leona Thompson left Tuesday
for Palestine to visit her sister
Prof. F. C. Fleeks, Prof. ]. N. Per
kins, Mrs. Sarah DENLY, Misses Pear
and Espanola Teal made flying
trips to Crockett Saturday. Mr.. Hay
wood Walker returned from Hous
ton, Tuesday. Sick listed: Mrs. Ell
vator Marshall. A nice program was
conducted by Miss Angie Mcdaniel
at Mt. Zion public school
Friday evening. Mr.. c. f. Benson
of Palestine was here last week
selling lots in Red Bird, Okla, ani
lectured at Mrs. Beaulah Hicks
school. We want more readers Of
the Express. Only cents per copy
Denton, Jan. 26.-Sunday school
and services were we'll attended al
all churches Sunday. Each pastor
was at his post and preached won
derful sermons. T. c. Cooke, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Cook is improving
at this writing. Little Jewel Clark
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. GlaskC
Clark passed away Saturday evening
Was buried Sunday by the Citizens
Undertaking Co. She leaves a faith
er, mother and two brothers tC
mourn her demise. Hereafter you
will find the Express at Aliens bar
Der shop. DR.. G. G. Stevens who
has been holding revival meeting
here preached his last sermon Sun
day night Mrs. George Hodge has
been sick, but Is now improving
The Crawford grocery store is now
owned by James and Oliver. Mr.
Walter Clark has moved into his
new home. Mrs. Nettie Jackson
and two daughters of Mr., and Mrs
Easton Minis are up from spell
Of sickness. For the Express, see
Charlie White. Watch for the little
Express boy.
Rockwell, Jan. &c. Sunday school
was not so well attended at ST.
Paul A. M. E. church. Presiding
elder G, S. Starks of Denison was
with us and delivered three great
Or accouns of the rain
md unfavorahle weather there was
lot many people out to the services.
Rev. ID. A. Scott held Bible In
,titute with New Caledonia Baptist
,hurch from Is to 20 inst. The f.
md A. M. and Heroines of Jericho
rave a reception at their hall. There
vas large congregation out to wit
less the occasion. After listening
o number of talks of the order
/ large table was heavily laden
With edi les, after which all left
or the respective hines, we'll pleas
d at the affair. Mr.. w. j. jack
on of Frederick. Okla, has re-
urned to the CITY to make his home.