The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

er local talent. Miss Viola Lewis is
visiting her grand mother and little
Sister at Marlin Rev. Bailey, state
agent worshipped with Bethlehem in
the morning and with True Vine in
the afternoon. MRS. Sarah Scott. ell
der daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
scott passed away Friday evening
dasSe7o o'clock; She was born in July
| 1881, joined Bethlehem Baptist church
when merely child at one time she
was chorister of the choir and proved
70 De an efficient one. Her funeral
was attended at the above church
Sunday evening. She leaves a grand
mother, mother, father. one sister,
two little daughters and a host of
other relatives and friends to mourn
SAD rites, assisted by DR.. Bailey. Her
body was inferred in a vault in the
Family lot in the New cemetery. At
the time Of her death she was pro-
had been in business for a number of
years Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott and
daughter Miss Tom sibley of Fort
Worth and several out of town rela-
tives attended the funeral. Mrs. Ma
pei King Ross closed school Friday
night at Gladewater with a concert.
Rev: King, Miss Irene King, Mr.. Nc
Willis of Ohio and Mr. Tucker at
tended the closing and report a nice
time. Mrs. Katie McFadden Moseiy
is at nome after closing successful
term at Wells, Texas. The jubilee sim
gers of Texas College and the Senior
Sunday School class of Mile Chapel
visited the County jail few Sundays
ago, they rendered program and
weary travellers. Miss Rena McFad-
den. teacher at Louisiana. made a
flying trip home recently on business.
Mr.; Willie Tucker has returned from
SfElE OF
linda Powells Robt. Lynch, Eliza AL
len, Mollie High. and Mrs. VIII Been
served luncheon Saturday night honor
ing Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Willis of
ohio, several guests were present to
participate in the well prepared menu.
Lane Chapel.
Sunday School was fine at all
churches Sunday Rev. Brown was
with his flock at New Zion, married:
Mr.. Jesse Allen to Miss Minnie Lee
Ross Sunday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Rev. Brown read
the ceremony that made the young
couple man and wife. Mrs. Roxie
Choice, wife of Mr.. Shelley Choice
died last week and was buried at
lanes Chapel old cemetery the fol-
lowing day. Mr.. John. Johnson is
able to be out again. School is pro-
crossing nicely Miss Lottie Edward
is out of school on account Of i'll
ness,
Cuney.-Sunday was a high day at
Rock Hill church. Rev d. d. Evans
preached wonderful sermon and
Rev. Thos Simms preached for us at
night. Both sermons We're very eff
fective to the congregation. Sunday
School and b. Y. p. U. were well at
tended: Prof. J. l.. Oamilton was in
Palestine, Saturday. Hon. II. l..
Price is now in MeXia, conducting the
Knights of Pythian drive. The teach
ers and students Of the non-sectarian
college We're royalty Entertained with
a dinner at Bailey's cafe, Wednesday,
given by the members of the Mission
airy Society. The dinner was quite
a treat Mrs. II. l.. Price and daugh-
ter, Matte are visiting relatives and
friends in Palestine, this week. Tie
public school had its closing exercise
on Friday night which was said to
have been one among the best held
In Quincy, Mrs; Dinah Billens is on
the sick list this week. The Misses
Mary and Cora Davis attended the
closing exercises of the public school
last week and left Sunday for their
home in Nacogdoches. Prof. a. j.
Jesse has just closed a successful
school term in the city, left Saturday
for his home in Flint Mr.. Valcus
Ewells spent the weekend in Quincy.
Miss l.. NJ. Hollis, our primary
teacher left Sunday for her home in
Nacogdoches. Mrs. Ora Bailey and
Miss Anna Coleman are on the sick
list. Rev. and Mrs Smith Walker are
III lle city Attending the pea Slue OF
their, Mother, Mrs. Billens. The people
of Quincy are busy farming now.
GninesvlIIe.-The deaconess met at
the residence of Mrs. Addie Bryant,
a grand lesson was discussed. the
roll was then called each member re-
sponded with a quotation. after bust
ness the house was turned over to
the hostess. lovely menu was served
fruit salad on lettuce leaf angel
food cake, hot chocolate sailed pea
nuts. Each member expressed them
selves as enjoying a lovely evening.
great work They are bring things to
pass. Watch for the Apron and Neck
Tie entertainment. j. IL. Brown, Pres.
A. Crutchfield, See.
The body of Mrs. j. Dooley, who
died suddenly at her home on Mil
Ter street last Sunday night was ship
ped to Greenyille for burial. Mr.. Geo.
IL. Boswell of Wichita Falls was here
last week. Mr. Eugene Wilson has re-
turned home from Tulsa. Mesdames
A. Glenn, H. johnson and Miss Marie
Hall have been called home from
Dallas, to the bedside of their father
Luther Hall. who are very i'll. Mr..
Henry Bryant left Sunday morning
for Kansas City, Kansas. Mrs. Il.
Tribune of Fort Worth, is here wait
who is ill., Mrs. Stone is improving
at this writing, Lawyer Lane, OF
Dallas spohe az NJ MNren
ihuIsuay an ,H"tyt i bara ,,isitinp
Stone of Fort worth Is mere Nsltlhs
his relatives and friends Mr.. MI, Herman man
Hopkins mas returned n iI t,itiI IN III,
Dallas to spend pend rev &sSI Br Want %" of
Dallas is a guest OF MI ana MIS-
John Holford' this week
r,, I"rlsIGiUpo Week 5es' mated to be
me cleah- up Wen ~ Snf tbis civ
observed by the peoPle o. uhiS ti go
is fast approShing ana eH4ry ' in it's
should take me me h9 benitb eff our citi
; OBSERVATION no rnmount importance.
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