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

she is a member. Mrs. Jane Chester
is in Fort Worth, where she is to I'M
dergo an operation. Mrs. L. Sheppard
who has been visiting relatives in
Rockwell has returned home. Mrs
Angie Thompson, who underwent an
operation In Dallas a few weeks ago,
at this writing is renting nicely. Mr.
Marice Mosley left last week for Marie
College at Nashville, Tenn, where he
will complete his studies as a dentist
The reporter wishes to make mention
of some facts. All casds OF thanks, all
resolutions, all advertisements, SOCIAL
functions and others must be paid for
in advance at the rate of &c word for
the first 100 and &c thereafter.
lago.-Services at the Shiloh Baptist
Church Sunday was excellent through
out the day. Sunday school at the
usual hour All classes were combined
and taught by Rev. e. M. Random AZ
ter the close Of the Sunday School
fervent prayer service was carried out
at conclusion. The pastor, Rev. Il. M.
Random, assembled the rostrum and
chose for text Hebrew GLIB, theme:
Gods promises are the best food for
the soul" The sermon was replete
with sound reasoning that went direct
to the heart of all true Christians. The
evening worship consisted of songs,
prayers and talking meeting. Miss
Louvenia Davis and Mr.. Nelson Jeffer-
son were married Sunday, 25th, $3.50
p. m. at the Shiloh Church. Miss Lula
L.. vi ..4
married Sunday, 25th, p. M, at the
brides mothers home. Rev e. M. Ran
don officiated at both marriages. We
extend congratulations to these happy
young couples, trusting that their path
way will be strewn with roses without
thorns. Mrs. Agnes Davis has been
confined in her home several days with
malarial fever The IL months old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grant is
seriously sick with fever, Quite num-
Der of the Pledgerites attended Church
here Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Pow
ell of Densmore, worshipped with the
Shiloh Church Sunday. Mrs. l.. p.
Jones went to Pledger Saturday and
brought her father up for an indefinite
stay at her home. Mrs. T. Smith of
Needville. isvisiting her daughter Mrs
Willie Grant, at this place. Mrs. Har
riet Wilson, Joe Allen and Laroine
Sims of the Concord Community. at
tended Church services here Sunday.
Honey Grove.-The Union picnic OF
the Churches was success. The ball
game between Brookston and Honey
Grove resulted in a score of to in
favor Of Brookston. Rev G. A. Holt of
Dallas, preached two sermons at East
land Baptist Church Sunday. All seem
ed to enjoy the sermon. Mrs. Ida
Lewis entertained the L. P. G.. Club
last Thursday evening. All enjoyed
open his store Monday, after having
been out of business several years.
Quite crowd went over to the pic
mic at Wolfe City Saturday night An
enjoyable time was reported Miss
Annie Lee Jones entertained Miss
Beulah McPeters at home Saturday
with o'clock dinner Mr.. Houston
Carter of Wolfe City, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Prof. and Mrs. w ]. !
Taylor of Honey Grove.
apeland.-Scrvices were well at |
tended Sunday at Mt Zion Baptist
Church. Rev. /. S. Stevenson preached
a noble sermon Rev. Jef Simpson
preached at West Union Baptist |
Church Sunday The Masons held
their public installation Friday even
ing. Misses ArabelIa and Marietta
Hicks left Monday for Crockett to at.
tend the Summer Normal. Miss Annie |
B. Pouncy, formerly of this place, was
married to Mr.. Martin Marge of Hous-
ton, Saturday evening. June 18th, at |
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson |
Daily. Her many friends wish them |
a happy sail upon the sea of matri- |
mony. Miss Elease Pouncy left Satur- |
day to attend the Summer School at |
Houston College. Prof. G. w. Hicks
Mr.. Charlie Johnson, Mr.. Nathan Walk
err and Rev. l.. w. Walker made bust |
ness trip to Crockett Friday. Mrs. E J
L. DENNY and Mr.. Andrew Herod spent |
the 18th in Jacksonville See Mrs
Beulah " Hicks for the Express.
Cameron.-Services were good at all
churches. Sunday Revs. Humber,
Hughes and Buford were at their re-
spective posts The 18th celebration
here was success Visitors from al I
adjoining towns. Mrs. Minnie Davi l
of Oklahoma, was here to attend tbs
funeral of her brother-in-law, Harold
Hall, who was a beloved citizen an,
church worker. Rev. Humber and wife
motored to Calvert Tuesday Miss M
G. Humber left for Waco Friday for
pleasure trip. The W. H. NJ. Society |
of Cameron Grove will have a big |
chicken feast every Saturday night on
the Church lawn. Mrs Montgomery
visited her sister, Mrs. Graves at Ft.
Worth.