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


Mr.. Joe Hurd, Jr., was victim of an
auto wreck Tuesday. He was badly
mashed up. Mrs. J. B. Frazier of Dali
las is making her annual visit to the
House Hold Of Ruth here.
Wills Point. Service at Pleasant
Hill Baptist was financially and spirit
ually success with wonderful at
tendance at all meetings. The Masons
had their annual sermon Sunday even
ing at the C. M. e. Church. Rev. w.
w. Williams preached and many souls
were made to feel glad. The picnic
given by the members of the G. M. e.
Church was financial success. Mrs.
Sam l.. Pettigrew of Dallas, visited her
sister, Mrs. Blair. Mr.. Earld and A. l..
Swami of Dallas, motored to Wills
Point and spent a short while with
Prof and Mr.. Blair. Miss Gertrude
Thomas of Mineola, has been the guest
of Miss Bessie Wright. Mrs. G. M.
Bottles and Mrs. Martha Liggins en-
tertained with buffet luncheon hon.
oring Mrs. Pettigrew. Mrs. M. @. Blair
also entertained with a lawn party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jackson of Dali
las, visited relatives and friends for a
few days. Mr. and Mrs. Job Ross had
the pleasure of having their daughter,
of Kaufman, visit them. Mrs. Arizona
Walton is spending while with pa
rents. Mrs. G. Wilson and Mrs6 S. w.
Wright spent 10Th in Dallas. Have
your news and money ready for paper,
Cleburne.-Mrs. Amanda Elliott, who
bnC frx.. III
nesday; funeral was attended Sunday
at tht C. M. e. Church. Rev. Keller
officiated. Second anniversary of Rev.
j. W. Hawkins will be preached Sun.
day at IL o'clock at the Baptist Church.
Mr.. Dan Gray of Amarillo, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Amanda Elliott Sun
day. Rev. S. M. Graham closed his
quarterly conference and rally with
succee. Rev. McGrew, p. e. of the A.
NJ u. Church, will hold quarterly con
ference tomorrow. Mrs. Beatrice
Mathis of Wichita Falls, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Addie Reynolds. Mrs
Emma Heard's mother is very sick
Mrs. Sarah Clark is on the sick list.
also Mrs Beatrice Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Petty sptnt the nineteenth
at Dallas. Baptising at Shiloh Bap-
fist Church Sunday passed off nicely.
Rev. A. w. Edwards is visiting his
sister and brother-in.law at Shreveport,
La. Rev. Keller, Mr.. T. Fl. Ryce and
Mrs. Kindrell have returned from
quarttrly conference at Ennis. Pro
gressive Baptist Church has bought
Church lot. The nineteenth given by
h. NJ A reaft AT,.
VIM. Taylor has placed monument
on his wife's grave. Rev. Burton and
Rev. Louis Williams attended funtral
at Itasca Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. James
Mosely, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Phillips
are painting their houses. Major
Frank Howell and Secretary Oliver of
the G.. of G. and others spoke at the
club and citizens last We'd
nesday night at Shiloh Baptist Church.
The white band furnished music. Mr.
Harlon Jackson of Houston is in the
city, at the bedside of his sick sister
Rev. and Mrs. II. Wright are building a
new residence in East Cleburne. Pay
day with the Express. Please pay now
H. w. Neal visited relatives at Hills.
boro Saturday.
cooper.-Sunday was pretty day
and Sunday school was largely attend
ed; collection SO go. New books are
expected on the first Sunday. Mrs
Armelia Littleton, Pearl Emerson and
Mrs. Harper carter entertained thirty
five people at their tea party on the
18th, and the table was beautifully
decorated with flowers. S. S. Shanklin
made a business trip to Paris. The
picnic that was given by the X. of P
was largely attended Hon. j. Fl. AL
len came in, to our surprise, visiting
the American Woodmen. Willie Luz
cas- returned home after spending sew
eral days with his mother in Dallas
Mr.. Robert Dean and Mr.. Grandson
Dean visited Miss Annie Derritt. Mrs.
Rosie Lee Thomas Is visiting in Okla
homa this week. The Holiness people
are building themselves tabernacle.
Mrs. Zerlee Martin is visiting her
mother in Oklahoma few DAYS. Mrs.
Lille Kindal and w. r. Vester were
called to Pecan Gap on account OF their
sister being very sick. Sick-listed:
NJ. M. Mays and Iona Pollard. Pay for
your paper when it is brought to your
home and you can continue to read
Mineral WeIls.-Mrs. Ida Watts re-
ceived $500 check from the X. Of p
lodge for the death of her husband,
Jack Watts, who died on the 10Th of
MAY. The check was presenttd to her
by the X. of r. & s., II. M. Gordon at
! little Bethel Baptist Church. Miss
Lillian Barnett, who is student of
Tuskegee Institute, has just returned
from Fisk University at Nashville,
Tenn, where she has been attending
the Y. w. C. A. conferences; every
school in the south and west, also
local association, were we'll represent
ed at the conference. Miss Farnett
has been authorized to organize
Young Wonan's Christian Association
anywhere in the State. The Tuskegee
groups won the silver loving cup for
singing at the conference, also the cup
in the Pastors contest. Young women
should visit Miss Barnett. She can
and viii tell you many good things.
Mr.. Hiram Smith was in Dallas last
week on business. Miss Maggie SIM
nous. who has been confined to bee
or several days, is able 20 be up again.
Miss Viola Williams is visiting In FL
Worth. Mr.. l.. d. Blackmon has re-
,urned to points in Mexico and Colo.
ado. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fuller. OF
II. Worth. are in the city health seek |
ng. The X. of P. held their election
,ere last Tuesday night at their Castle
,aI. officers elected: Beanley Adams,
}. c.: John Lazine, U. T.; Wade Tay-
or. NJ. of f.; Sidney Thompson, M. OF
g.; Pearl H. jackson, M. of W.; John
Butler Prelate; Ishmel Robinson, NJ
t A.; Nose H. Gordon, X. of r. & 81
xitrel Tucker, /. G.. Alvin Franks.
) a. Services good at Bethel Church |
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