The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11

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,1DneIsssfGfetI, ehIs appointment at Mt.
Xfon and preached an able sermon
10 an appreciative audience. MT. Ar
thur Saui9 " very III on Daiias ave
on for he second Sunday in March TO
raise funds 20 beautify the church
Yards Mrs. Gertrude Oaley has made
her arrival home after visitig in Com
nerco sevoral days. Mr.. George Rose
alond and Mrs. Wester marie in
Greenvilie They will make Dallas
their future nome, however,. Mr.. Jesse
Lee Is Visiting his sistor In Dallas,
thfa week. Mr.. Pies Coleman Is inn
Derrett lis improving TO the delight
Of her many friends, Born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Colman. fine BABY BOY.
Prof Nelson Is very sick this week
on Church street
sIarIIB.--Mr. Seth Stamps OF Omaha
Neb.. IL visiting home folk. Mr., Walk
cr Irwin left last week for San An
tonic. 60 be gone probably three weeks.
Prof J. w. WashinBt0n's little daugh-
ter was seriously burned fast Saturday
by a heater. while standing near the
same. She Is doing very well at this
writing. Friends and the aid OF the
medical skill prevailable Will II pos
sble relieve her OF her injuries. The
bonus proposed by the government
ex-service men here, regardless OF the
amount Mr.. Henry Hart has given
his house on Island street an over
hauling The MASK party given q The
residence Of Mr.. Gus Geralds. Friday
night was a brilliant affair. The
young folk were highly entertained.
Games and dancing were indulged IN
until a late hour when the dining
room doors were thrown open and
a sumptuous menu was served 10 the
delight OF all. Menu: hot chocolate,
chicken sandwiches. The girls were
dressed II beautiful paper dresses
Mr.. and Mrs, II. l., and Mrs. N. NJ
Gibson and Mrs. Alice Norwood at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Mary
Long at Mooreville SUNDAY after
noon.
Sunday. March S. was high day
for members Of Davis Chapel NJ r..
church, They ma In their midst their
District Supt. DR.. T. H. Wyatt and
he Is always at his best. AZ IL o'clock
service he took for his subject Gods
Glasses OF People"
Rom. 1928 And We Know that All
Thing Work TogetherfOr Good TO
Them that Love God
Collection for the day s22i.60,
Mr.. S. u. Hephyer who is a former
partner OF the Porter and zephyer
Undertaking Co, has resolved his
partnership an sold his interest In
the business His intention Is 70 pur-
IN the same line OF WOlh NDul ulH
plans and future ideas have not yet
been known. We hope for this young
man much success in whatever line
OF work he engabes.
Rev H. W. Brown Of Davis Chapel
NJ IA. church held their quarterly con-
ference and raised two hundred and
Twenty-Five dollars, 80 the good work
goes one. Hon. Henry Hafgrove made
d hurried trip 10 Waco and returned
much elnted. The mems meeting nj
First Baptist church Is drawing great
crowds under the able management
OF +. M. Yarbrough. president, sub
ject ~ New Heart" Many desired Ia
have the new hear placed within their
closed the meeting with an able ad-
dress that VIII live long In the hearts
OF those who heard him. Prof. II, ~
Binck 10 some what indisposed with
a cold We hope the Prof. WIN pull
through o. X.
CaIvcrt.--Mrs. Virginia Wilder. mo
Their of MrA, Y. V. Henry died Feb
her one day 20 Judgment. Mrs. Wild
err was n member OF Bethel baptist
church and the Needy Benefit 80.
ciety. Mrs. Eliza Frazier Is WI al
her residence In North Calvert She
is member OF Independent Baptist
church, and the Knights and Daughter
of Tabor. All her children arc at hei
bed side. Mrs. Ida Bowles HAMMOND
10 quite at her parents home IN North
Calvert. Pro-. A. II. Minis Is YET. in
disposed. Prospect Lodge =; and ~
Nj was out to meet the Worshipiui
Grand Master, II. ID. VIM. but ne
failed to appear. Miss M, NJ Nation
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Miss Points spent few hours In this
city Monday. Mr.. J. Anderson oil
Franklin was In this big city Monday
Mrs, James A. Creeks is III at hef
home Mra Maria Creeks un99dnei
a.. 90 no
Frazler was stricken few days ago
with paralysis. All her children are
at her bedside Mrs. u, Johnson, Mr.
Tom Nicholson's daughter died Thurs
nv Mr.. Joe Bolt, died Friday morn
ing after a long illness. Prof: a; ~,
Minis will soon reinstate Lincoln, first
lodge at Jones Prairie. Mrs. Mag
gle Grown. wife Of Rev, J. ~ br1 Sssa
tuesday night. Mrs. Brown had been
fil for more than a year seemingly
Improved, all retired Tuesday night
in god spirit and about ~ or !
o'clock, uring the silent watch OF the
rirht then came. Size was menu
Der az Me Zion NJ. H. church and the
4. y S., In the Mt. Pleasant com
munity. She leaves a husband who
Is % at this writing and iwo year
friends 10 mourn her lost. Mr.. ana
Mrs, y. II. Hopewood Of Marlin, came
down Thursday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. brown. Sorrow 70 state tn ',s
usre too late. They were thu guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. We are
proud TO report that Mrs. u. s. Ham
mcud Is Improving at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Niblett are the
proud parents OF a 10 pound boy. M
and Mrs. Jack Hogai are all smiles
at the arrival Of their grand-son.
Lone sunday School at US,
usual hour at Mt Gllead Baptist
chui h. Rev: Gilmore was at his post
and preached an excellent sermon TO
a large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. PIN Russell and family were
called 10 the funeral OF his cousI,. az
Quitman. Mrs. Blanch Grant. Mrs
Ensn Lenard were appointed CAPTAINS
OF the Married Women's club for the
church. Mr. Hoisey Rode Whytus,
captain OF Young Mems. Miss Jimmie
Laumore. captain Of sourg Women's
clu3. They are to get busy.
D.ntou.~--str ]. w. Reynolds, Deputy
Chief Grand Mentor X. and p. OF
Tabor was here last week Little N
q Cook, who has been ON the sick
list Is Improving at this writing TO
the delight OF friends. Mr.. Bub Pan
naukh and Miss Ever May Young
were married, recently. Mrs Nettle
NJ his post Sunday and preached tNV
abb Sermons. Mr.. Edger Yaber and
Miss Mary Ector were married re-
Gently $ SEE Charlie White for the
Dallas Express.
stepfenxtli ss---Services were well at
teri "a NJ both churches Sunday. Co.'s
lection was good. Mrs. Jennie Roe
received a message, stating the illness
of her brother. Aunt Jane Jones Of
Abilene, formerly OF this city died,
FEB. ~. She leaves ~ grand children,
three grcat-grand children. AZ great
Grand children, children n host
81 friends to mourn her loss. She wao
IL years OF age.
DOdd Clfyy-Children and adults az
landed Sunday School In large NUM-
hers Sunday. A fine lesson was tauhgt
hy the teachers The morning SER