The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06

DALtLhS, IhAJAS, SATURDAY, MA
a faithful member, buried with A. O..
o. Pilgrims and Royal family honors
She leaves a husband and three bro
theirs. host of children and relatives
to mourn her loss. Rev c. H. Pugh
OF Aliens Chapel officiating.
Mr. Quincy Franks and Miss Lille
Morgan, a popular young Miss was
united in Holy Matrimony at the
home of the bride, April 10th. Rev
Hallum officiating. Miss Marslet Bax-
ter, Katherine and leila Mae How
ard worshiped with the Pine Grove
people Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Franks
and Mrs. Lena Millens are on the sick
list. Miss Ida Huntington spent sun
day with parents. Miss 0rtolee Nor
gan, return after spending Easter in
Tyler with relatives, and reports a
pleasant trip. Miss Lossie Givens
was called to Sandflat to attend the
funeral of her Aunt, Mrs. Bassett.
Mrs. Hester Moore returned TO her
home in Dallas after visiting parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Franks. Mrs.
Henrietta Jordan is sick. Mrs. Hattie
Morgan, who has been i'll for some
time, was moved home by her mother
to La Rue, Texas. Mrs. Willie NJ.
Williams entertained her Sunday
School class with o'clock party,
quite enjoyable to the little folks.
Miss Novela Brooks returns to her
home in Kaufman, after spending
two weeks with Miss Leila Lewis
She was also accompanied home by
Miss Lewis for few DAYS visit. Rev
Burr of Terrell topped by enroute
home To those who owe for the Elk.
press, see the reporter: for cash is
the Motto. Find it at E. G. Franks
Barber Shop.L. H. Miller, Reporter
THE PROGRESSIVE AID CLUB.
The Progressive Aid Club met April
IL at the home of Mrs. Annie HAMLET
with the President, Mrs. Hamilton,
presiding. After routine of business
the Hostess served a menu of Nut
salad on lettuce leaves with dressing
and crackers. Ice cream and assorted
cakes and fruit punch. Teh club also
donated Master Stanton links who
is in Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Richardson's
Care, pair of S3.45 shoes for Easter.
This club is doing great work for the
unfortunate. Next meeting with Mrs.
Josiephene Wilson.
The Progressive Aid Club met
Tuesday evening, April 18th with Mrs.
Josiephene Wilson and Mrs. Minnie
Hamilton. Pres, presiding. All mem
bers seemed to be full of glee. A
dinner was planned for April 30th
for the benefit of the club. The COM
mittee reported members sick; Mad
anne Matte Miller, Henrietta Jordan,
and Joe Franks, each was donated
S1.00 each. The Hostess served
menu of cake and cream Net meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Laura H.
Miller by Mrs. Ada Hawkins.
Mrs NJ Hamilton, Pres.
Mrs. Nancy Larkins. Sec.
Mrs L. H. Miller, Reporter.
Musical Recital at 4. N. r. Church.
Opening chorus-"I Stood on the
River of Jordan" Solo, "Daddy's Been
a Mother to Me-" Miss V. A. Love.
Solo-"Since You Went Away" Mr..
e. Barker solo--"oh Pal" Mrs. Jo-
Sleep" Mastres and Lewis. SoloEone
90. 81. -, Mrs. Minnie, Barker.
i. Simons. Recital-(Dunbar) Miss l..
7. Bryant Solo = (Daddy''s Sweet
My Baby Smiles" Mr.. w. NJ. Nc
Danall. Duett-"That Irish Mother of
Nine" Messrs. G. Harris and Haw-
kins. solo-"Lonesome,."' Mrs. B. Will
ardson, Solo Sing Me to sleep" Miss
Florence Davis. Quartet and Chorus
Matras and others. Solo--'Lindy" Mr..
J. Mastras. Solo-"Creole Love. Song"
Mrs. A. :. Richardson. Solo--'TWhisp-
ering," Mr.. J. Anderson. Duet-"The'
Fair Hiawii." Mr.. Davis and Rich
ardson. Remarks. Solo-"Good Bye"
Mrs, l.. H. Miller. Miss Virginia
Love, Pianist. Mrs. Laura II. Miller,
and mistress of ceremony.
POnta.-Sunday school was feature
at all the churches here Sunday. AT
Plain View, Supt. Hicks was at his
post of duty, with a powerful good
Sunday school lesson, and large
attendance, There was also Genre
al Fund Rally, for the Plain View
Station. The amount realized is not
at this writing.
The Tooling of Pine Hill church
bell late Friday evening, bore the sad
news of the passing of father Perry
Stewart, who has been confined to his
bed for more than two years. He
is supposed to be about so years old
at the time of his death. He was an
excellent citizen, and we'll loved by
all of his aquaintances. Having liveu
most of his life in the Christian chur-
CHI TO which he was member at the
time of his demise. He was laid to
rest in Pine Hill Cemetery Saturday
April 10Th under the auspices of the
Masonic Lodge of which he was a
member.
Miss Vannie Thomas stopped over
Saturday April 29th in Ponta, to visit
her sister Mrs. Allie B. Hardeway
while on her return from Texas Col
lege All of the teachers from there
attended the East Texas Teachers AS
ISOLATION held in Jacksonville last
week Most of the farmers IN this sec
ton has the Blues on account of the
rainy weather.