The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

dis post Mrs. +. Owens Is visiting
her relatives in Hubbard, after which
she viii visit Mexia, before return
ing home. The M. E. Sunday school
was well attended with Supt. w. H.
Sims at his post. At the Union
Baptist church Sunday school was
well attended. At 11:45 the pastor
p. A. Prince, preached powerfer-
full sermon AT $3.50 p. m. the B.
S. p. U. met with President Far
mon at his post. At 1880 p. IN. Rev
r. A. Prince delivered q sermon
concerning enforcement OF the law
In Texas. At the First Baptist
church Sunday School was well at
tended. Sick listed; Willie Daniel,
Emma Flakes
Gainesville, Feb. o.. The remains
OF Mrs. Eula Burris arrived here
from Detroit Mich. Friday evening.
Funeral services were held at Mt.
Olive Baptist church, sunday after
noon at D. m. A number OF res0-
buttons were read. Mrs. Burris was
born In Pilot Point, Texas. Her
parents moved to Gainesville when
she was quite small. She attended
city schools here and did some time
az Bishop College, and taught at
Houston College and a number Of
years in Oklahoma She was indeed
q noble character She leaves a
mother. father, husband, daughter,
grand daughter. relatives and host
OF friends TO mourn her demise.
MIR. James Davis OF Chickashg, Okla.
attended the funeral of his niece,
Mrs Eula Burris. Mr.. w. johnson
visited Sulphur Springs last week.
Miss ID. M. Riddles spent Saturday
and Sunday at Pilot Point, visiting
her mother and friends. Mr. Mike
Phillips and a number OF others
from Pilot Point attended the fun
eral Of Mrs. Burris. Mr.. Tom from
Oklahoma City. Mrs. l.. Woods is
here from Oklahoma City 70 see her
mother, Mrs. Edna Dixson who is
ILL., Mrs. NJ CheYonut Is here from
Colorado attending the bed side of
her husband Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mack
ey have moved into their new gro
Gerry store. Rev. o. +. Dixson who
has been confined to his bed for
several days Is able 10 be up among
his friends. Mrs. Inez Crutchfild
spent a few days In Ardmore, Okla,
last week. Mrs. Jessie o'Neal enter
tanned the II. b. G. Club with a
whist party Saturday evening. Cake
and hot chocolate with whipped
cream was served Guests: Messrs.
II. Stone, w. Smith, II. w. Howard,
Mesdames Howard. Cora Jones. An
ME Jarrett and Miss l.. Cole. Born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. johnson boy.
The DeaconesB club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. b. j. Brown on West
Foreman street Friday evening. The
meeting was opened with song and
prayer. After which roll call and
each member responded with quo
tations. The deaeoness are doing
splendid work Mrs. Addie Bryant
was added as q new member. After
the business session the hostess
served a wholesome menu OF salad,
cake, pineapple aud black coffee,
One visitor present in person Of
Mrs. w. Brown.
WeatherfOrd, Feb. 9.-Servlce was
well attended at Prince Me-
mortal G. M. e. church Sunday. and
all were inspired by the sermon of
Rev. G. II. Harllee. Mrs. Garnette
received the news of her brothers.
death in Waco, Saturday. The COM
munity sympathizes with her in her
bereavement. She left Sunday for
Waco. Rev. Garnette left Sunday
for Thurber, where he Is planning
a rally. MIR. and Mrs. Foster enter
tanned Miss Ella Mae Rucker with
dinner. The menu was, chicken
and dressing, cream gravy, peas,
corn, pine apple salad on lettuce.
suow cake and ice cream. Mr.. Chas.
King spent Sunday at home. Mrs.
Dillie holland always wants the Elk
presses, as she finds so much TO
read about the Colored enterprises.
The Missionary Society Of the A. M.
f.. Church meets every Monday. Mrs.
Adeline Cooper, president. Mrs. FL
Ia Smith spent a few days In Fort
Worth, last week. Mrs. Flora Swami,
the organist OF the A. M. =. church
deserves much praise for her ser
vices. Mrs. Clara Alexander. prin-
cipal OF the high school Is preparing
for an OratorlcaI contest on the
24th of February.
Honey Grove, Feb. "A. M. Il.
Quarterly Conference was held at
II. G.. with success. Rev. J. r. Lynn,
pastor. Mr.. semmia Moore is SUI
fering from an attack OF pneumonia.
Eastland Baptist Sunday school en-
5oy ed q full school. The w. H. M.
S., is taking on Low life. The J..
w. H. s. Is meeting with success
In their undertakings. Mrs. HannGh
Simmons Is seriously i'll. Mrs. Rosie
Hightower is indisposed. Mr.. Ham
iltcn of Sherman was la the city
Sunday, visiting relatives and the
A. NJ. II. conference. Miss Jimmie
Smith OF Bonham spent the week
en6 at home, and on her return tr,
he work in lamar County spent
q few hours with Miss @. M. Seay,
q teacher in Bradley high school.
Stephenvilie, Feb. Services
were well attended Sunday. Ste
plenville was blessed with a rain
Saturday morning. Mr.. Jess Douglass
rs indisposed with cola Elwo0d
scott is indisposed with cold. Mrs.
Bullock is improving. Money raised
at the G. NJ. II, church Sunday was
$1,000.
White Wright, Feb. 9.-@-Mr. J..
Logan was called to Houston to the
bed side Of his brother, Rev. w.
Logan. Mrs. IRA Smith 10 the moth
er Of twin boy and girl Tire moth
er and girl are doing nicely at
this writing: the little boy baby was
laid to rest recently Mrs. Murtel
McColIens Is visiting her mother.
Prof. w. II. Lunner had the mis-