The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-12
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Texas. Mrs. A. B. Robinson Is sick
listed this week. Mrs. A. b.. SMILES
is doing splendidly.. Mrs L. !. Mont
montgomery is spending the week with
relatives and friends at BRENNAN.
Mrs. u. c. Lewis was called to Rod
gers. Sunday to the bedside OF her
brother. Little II. A. Fontaine Is SPEND
ing vacation with grand mother and
aunt at Rockdale. Mrs. l.. M. Hughes.
attended Grand Session of Odd Fell
lowssand Household of Ruth last week
in Dallas. Prof. II. s. Estell, District
agent in the extension work for the
Federal government visited this city
Thursday, made interesting talk to-
citizens at Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer.
Miss Montgomery motored to Rose
bud, Sunday. Madam sweeney Of Cuero
is guest of DR.. and Mrs. Young. Mr..
Hansbough, brother of Mr.. Luke Hans
bough departed this life Saturday,
August 8. Funeral service was held
att Bethel church, Rev. Hughes Of
ficiated. Zephyr's undert aking Co. had
charge of remains.
FOrney.--Sunday Schools was well
attended. At all the churches. The re-
vival at Little Flock Baptist church
is reported successful SO far Rev.
Bailey preaching. Rev. Warner was
with his people of Mt Zion in rally
delivering the goods as usual at the
A. M. u. church. Rev. A. g. VIM, p.
r., Held his third quarterly conference
which was q success, amount raised
$500. Rev. /. Robinson preached at
p. m. for A. M. e. Bro A. A. Brown
member of the A. M, Il. church and
X. of I. was buried Friday, Aug.
Srd The Knights of Tabor had charge
of the funeral with M. A. Richardson
G. M. Rev. w. H. Pruitt and Dr. A. G.
VIM. preached the funeral.
Iago,-The Shiloh Baptist church
closed its revival meeting Friday
church The pastor Rev. Il. M. RAN
don. left Saturday morning in his car
accompanied by his wife and son 10
be at his other church work in Bra
zoIla county but will return here Sat
urday Aug. 18th and baptised the
candidates received in the revival
meeting. The baptizing will take place
sunday. Aug. 18th. Mr.. Louis Grant
Is repairing his property on Lovers
Lane prepatory for the fall trade. Mrs,
daughter, here Saturday. Mrs. Willie
Grant. Mesdames e. ]. Munger and
l. Ii. Jones attended church at New
Bethlehem Sunday Miss Lucretia
Anderson returned home Thursday, az
ter two weeks visit with friends in
the Routes Community. Mr. Britton
Monroe and wife and Mrs. Lucy Glenn
ons attended the big baptizing on Can
ey at the Griggs church Sunday. There
Is talr cotton crop made in this
country and gathing the fleecy staple
VIII soon De the order of the day.
Ferris.-Sunday School was good
at all churches, Rev. Miller was at his
post Sunday. Mr.. Fred Mitchell and
MISS Alberta Jones married early
sunday morning at home of the brides
mother. Two Infants died here this
week. Mr.. June Turner. who has badly
nurt at the brick yard several months
ago is able to get about on cruthces.
Ball game Saturday: Ferris vs. Wax
ahachie; Ferris defeated Waxaha chic
scores IL and in favor Ferris.
Crockett.-The Third Quarterly Con-
ference of ST. Andrews A. M. T..
church was quite success Sunday.
dents were on the scene with their
full force. Bro. v. T. Tippett of ST.
Luke Baptist church and Jim GIBSON
of c. NJ. h. church. Mrs. S. A. Alex
ander was called to the sick bed of
her father at Cameron. Texas. Miss
Sarah Alexander of Clay, Texas, is
visnting her father. Rev. c. ]. Alex
ander. Mrs Hamilton of Galveston
was here for a few days visiting old
friends. Mr. and Mrs John Moore en-
picnic last Thursday attendants
were: Madams L. Pendlend. A. v.
Grady of the city. Mrs. Hamilton of
Galveston. Misses Nellie Kirkpatrick
and Oracle Alexandus of Waco, Texas.
The burning Of the palmer shed Thurs
day did but little damage to the sur
rounding residents. The party given
by Mrs. A. ]. Davis Saturday even
ing was greatly enjoyed by all those
present 1t is always a delight of
mrs Davis to make IL pleasant for
the young people and visitors. Madams
left Saturday to attend the district
meeting of the American Woodmen
at Dallas. Texas. The following are
sick listed: Miss Catherine Washing
ton, II. w. Williams, Estella Smith and
Jensie Nash.
WenthcrfOrd.-Servic good at all
churches, Sunday Rev. G.. H. Harllee
preached an excellent sermon. Ser
mon. Rev. Hutchinson is all smiles.
Mrs. Hutchinson is here to help him
in his church work. Miss Teddie Har-
ris went to Fort Worth and other
points last week. Mrs. Hugh Il1ard is
visiting Mr.. eleanor Rucker. Mr.. Jen-
kins was the, guest of Mrs. Tulie
Carthron Sunday. The little baby
Rucker has been very sick. the past
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlow left
for home after several weeks visit to
home folk. Mrs. May Wilson has re-
turned home from the Grand Lodge.
San Antonio. Mrs. Tiney -Simmons's
mother is better. Mrs. Flora Swami.
the organist of the c. NJ. Il. church
conducted an excellent choir. The
music was excellent Sunday night The
en- tertainment given at Young's Park
for the church was a success.
DentOn.--Sunday School was we'll at
tended at all churches Sunday. Rev.
p. i. Jackson preached a soul stirring
sermon to the delight Of all present.
The revival at First Baptist church
has closed with much success. Mrs.
j. II. Lambert's daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blakman and family left Monday
for Wichita, kans., whore they Will
make their home. Mrs. Hattie Smith,
and Lee oliver, motored to Fort
Worth, Wednesday on business. Miss
Thelma Cooper and Mr.. Glvens of TT.
Worth, were happily united in molly
wedlock at homo of the bride, rev.
S. NJ. Walker. OBLIGATED. Mr. Arthur
Logan has returned home from Los
Angeles. Cal.
Thc Young Ladies' Jewel Art Club.
Miss Murrel Neal was hostess to the
Jewel Art Club last Friday evening
after the art period. jolly half hour
was spent in music and refreshments
which were enjoyed by all. A de-
licious course of carmel cake ana
grape ice was served. The club VIII
meet next Friday with Miss e. D.
Robinson.
Miss M. J. Neal, Asst Sec.
Wolfe City.-Sunday School was well
well attended at all churches, Rev.
H. uderson preached an excellent SER
mon at the Baptist church. Mrs. Floria
Woods and Mrs. Nickson are visiting
In Clon Dixie. Mr.. West Tinsley depart
ed this life Aug. 7. Mrs. Yarbor of OK
iahoma is vising her daughter Mrs.
NJ. Il. Bell. Mrs. Amanda Green and
grand children left for Fort Worth.
their future home. Mrs. T. e. Jones
visited her sister in Paris,
CIsco.-Cisco hasn't had a write up
for two or three weeks. The reporter.
Mrs, Imogene Randall has been in
yeatherford, attending bedside of
sick mother and sister, and substitute
failed to act. Services were well ct
tended at A. M. Il. church, Sunday.