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


Sick list: Mrs. Texanna Miller, Mr..
L. ". Teel, Mrs. Ellen Gray. Mrs.
Celia Thompsonson, Mrs. VIM and
daughter are convalescent. Miss Mat
tie M. Callicutt.
Forney.-Au churches in the city
we're we'll attended. Rev. w. H. Var
ner, pastor of Mt. Zion church closed
his sixty days rally and preached a
great sermon at eleven o'clock. At
night he preached from the Gen.
Abraham's sacrifice. The rally was
great success. Rev. Pruitt, pastor
OF the A. M. e. church is on duty
looking after his membership. He
is expecting high day Sunday as
it closes his pastorship at this
point.
Crockett.-Each S. S. Superinten-
dent was at his post Sunday morn
ing. Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Alexander
are in Galveston attending the Tex
as Annual Conference of which
they are members. Mrs. L. w. Stew
art of Dallas, has returned home
from visiting her sister, Mrs. M. N.
Davis. Little Miss zelma Wells of
Lufkin, has returned from visiting
her relatives and friends of this
place. Mrs. M. N. Davis is in Luf-
kin. visiting her sisters. Mr.. John
Mosely left Friday evening for Tex
arkana, to be present at the fun
eral of his mother, Mrs. Willie FL
lott was called to Tyler Texas to
the bedside of her sister, Lucille Cal
houn. Mrs. e. j. Hunter and sons
| of Colorado Springs, Colo, are here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Wheeler. Rev. r. w. Holman of
Smiths Memorial Presbyterian
church preached an able sermon on
Vanity Sunday morning Come to
Williams and little grand daughter,
Violetta are attending their annual
conference at Galveston. Will the
patrons please buy their brooms
from Prof. ]. H. Johns and pupils?
Mrs. Clara Moseley is on the sick
list. On Oct. 30th, Mrs. Lottie
Rhodes, wife of Mr.. Geo. Rhodes de-
parted this life. She was a consis-
tent Christian. She leaves to mourn
her lost husband, three children,
father, mother, nine sisters, three
brothers and a host of friends.
Clebuine.--Mrs. Lille Mae Hob
mes funeral was attended Thurs
day at the First Baptist church,
Rev. ]. w. Hawkins and Rev. Jo-
seph A. Brown officiated. Mr.. T..
G. Collins and Miss Ruby Gilmore
were married Thursday night at the
LIST Baptist parsonage Rev. ]. w.
Hawkins officiated Mr.. and Mrs.
Channey are adding three new rooms
to their residence on Grandview St.
Mr.. Eddie King of Sherman is visit
inf his daughters, Dorthony and
Corine King. Mrs. Hortense Frame
Robertson has accepted a position
as teacher of Nathan school. Misses
Ruby and Ester Wilburn left Sum
day to attend school at Huston Col
| lege, Miss Idessie Cranberry who
has been visiting friends at Dallas
has returned home. Mrs. Bell o.
Neal of Grandview is the guest of
her brother and family, H. w.
Neal, Mrs. Emma Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noodle Fountain left Sunday
for Needlis, Cal DR.. ]. e. Wallace
and sister and Miss l.. T. Phillips
attended the cotton palace at Waco.
Rev. Keller will close his years
work at the G. NJ e. church with
rally, the public is invited. Mr..
Ira Smith has returned from Dem
ison. Mrs. zelma of Fit. Worth was
the guest of her sister and mother
Mesdames Virginia Fortune and
Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Washing
ton have completed their restaurant
and confectionery on Peacock ave.
The r. f. of A. box supper given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gates Saturday night was a sue
cess. The ladies City club met at
Mrs. Leila Carwell's Saturday with
a nice quilting, two course lun-
cheon was served and two mem
bers added to the roll. Mrs Lue
Sidney, who fell and injured her
self on her way to work is confin-
ed to her room. Rev. Clark filled his
appointment at Coverton Sunday.
Rev. H. Wright and Rev. Lasker
were at Nathan Sunday arranging
for his thanksgiving services which
will be at Nathan church. Mrs. Gin
die Fuller, who was injured by a
fall last week is still confined to
her room. Mrs. Emma Moseley who
has been sick is improving. Mr.. Tom
Price of Taylor and Mr.. Jim Rob
ertson of Fort Worth attended the
! funeral of their cousin and neice,
Mrs. Lellie Mae Thomas, Mr.. Ar
chic Rice Rave returned from Chica
go. Miss beatrice Sadberry he's re
signed as teacher in the public
school here and has accepted work
at WAKE achie. Rev. Graham and
members of the M. r. church will
have rally on the 4th Sunday.
| Money raised at the Shiloh Baptist
rally Sunday $612.63. Rev. and Mrs,
IG. w. Burton were leaders. Mrs.
JULIA Colman spent a few days in
Fort Worth visiting rela lives.
Observation-Disclosures was a high
day with all the churches. Rev. T.
lib. johnson filled his appoint ment
with the First Baptist and the SER
vices were interesting throughout
the day. The Benson Chapel @. M. r.
people and their pastor, Rev. G. H
Carter are pushing things getting
lready for the annual conference
which convenes in Henderson 22nd
inst. The special young peoples SER
vices wherein two very instructive
and inspiring children by the pas
tor was very successful. Amount
raised by the children $4,000. Col
lection $500. Contestant total $107
Miss l.. " Arnwine was the winner
Of Tho fi,st nriza having raised