The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-26
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there Rev, Ragsdale is doing the car.
penter work. The Sunday School gave
an entertainment Saturday night a.
the picture show at the same time
tickets were sold for q cake with 9
silver dollar in 1t at ten cents each
the lucky ticket received the cake anc
the dollar. Mr.. Allen Cook of Hous'
ton, Is on the streets shaking hands
with old friends and relatives, tht
guest Of Mr.. p. Egbert. Mrs. r. A
Lee and Prof. w, II. S. Seals have
tended the annual session of the G
y. o. o. F.. reports a grand ses.
sion. Rev. Powels of Kerns passed
through Rnsk. Saturday en- route fol
Woodyille, where he Yilr begin his
returned Saturday from the Hospital
at Texarlana. Mrs. Mary Campbell
have been in Rusk, visiting her sicl
sister. Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Perlie Brown
have. returned from Reclaw, where
she has been attending her husbands
have just finished a course in Hair
dressing. The c. ]. Walker System
under the direction of Mrs. j. M
Pinkston, one Of Rusk's most famous
hair dressers. See Miss Thompson fol
HdH WORK. MISS Bessie WeemS mas
returned from Tyler. where she has
been for several weeks, under the
treatment of Doctor Polk. Mrs. Bea-
triee Davis is in Rusk on business
the guest of Mrs. Lucy baltimore, Mr.
\. j. Poll, Mr.. Mathis Brown. Mrs
Allen Stapleton and others motorec
to Ratcliff, Sunday, they report q
pleasant trip.
Wolfe CIty.--Rev. Griffin preached
for the c. NJ. L. Sunday. Mrs. Gary
visited in I.adonia, Sunday Miss Ari.
in Hugo Okla, Miss Pastoral Ward
spent the week in Honey Grove. Miss
Aline Jones is visiting in Paris. Mr.
Andrew Workman spent Sunday in
the city. Mrs. Annie Wright of Dali
las was the guest of her brother, Mr.
Payne.
DenisOn.-The Warth Westino Bap-
fist Association closed a successful
meeting here Sunday. More than two
thousand five hundred dollars was
raised. Denison was successful in hav-
ing captured four important offices
Prof. w. r. Wins was elected secre-
tary Of the Association. Editor ], H
Owens OF the Gate City Bulletin, Sec.
rotary of the Association. Editor j
H. Owens of the Gate City Bulletin
Secretary of the Sunday School Dis
trict Convention. Prof. A. II. Terrell
Treasurer of the Association. Rev
w. u. Crawford. vice president of the
Laymans there was about three hun
dred delegates in attendance. The AS
sociation will meet next year at Nc
Kinney, Texas. Prof. j. H. Riddle and
Prof +. III. Johnson left Saturday
for Omaha. Neb., the trip was made in
Mr.. Riddles big WHY'S Knight. Geo
Harris and Dennis Nawling are In
Dallas with the snapper, the, Denison
Ball club. Prof. A. II. Terrell is hav-
ing a two story modern home erected
on Moten street. in the six hundred
block.
BartIett.-Sundayi School was grand
and IL o'clock services at the A. NJ
e, and Baptist church. Mr.. Henry
Parchman died Aug. the 10th after a
long illness. He was buried under the
auspices of the A. q. 4. Lodge. Re-
mains was shipped to Sinner, Texas,
for burial Mrs. NJ. E. Williams spent
days in Temple. where she has a
splendid club of A. o. =. organized.
Mr.. Henry Williams and wife motored
10 Granger. Saturday night. where
grims. Lawyer Jerry Langham and
Mr.. Alonzo Kendrick were here last
week and rendered an awful splendid
program and left here and spent 3
days and nights in Granger and had
a crowded house each night. Mrs.
Blanche Brown of Bartlett rendered
music for both occasions Mrs. r.
Brown. Jr. and Messrs. r. Brown, Cr.,
Robert Oakman and r.. Brown, Jr.,
motored to Lorena Sunday to see Mrs.
Browns parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
DeAncy. The Sad news reached here
formerly of this place died last week.
Nacogdoches-Serv were good at
all churches as usual with very good
attendance, although a large number
of people of the city attended services
out In the country, there being big
going on at Sand Hill and
other places out in the country Many
returning report. A very enjoyable
time A very unfortunate and re-
gretable occurrence happened to Rev.
NJ. w. Odam, newly installed pastor of
the Zion Hill First Baptist church
on account of his unmanly and abus-
i've treatment of his wife the church
it's officers was compelled
to ask him for his resignation which
he gave and left the city at once
through the aid of the brothers and
sisters of the church. Mrs. Odam was
sent back her home. The good
people of the city greatly deplore
such occurrence. Rev. w. M. Ander-
son Of Oklahoma, preached for. Rev.
Hill and his people Sunday at the
IL O'clock hour at the Presbyterian
Rev. Hill returned from Ponts,
Texas, where he has been engaged g.
n union revival, he reports & great
success with several conversions. Mrs.
Frankie Waters and Mrs. Katie Davis
was called by phone to attend the
bedside of their mother, Mrs. Francis
Jones, who was reported to be very
ser ,ously sick at San Augustine, Tex
as Mrs Anna Love is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lille Benson at Silsbee,
Texas. Mr.. p. T. Thomas, one of the
Grand Officers Of Superior Benefit
A ISOLATION. organized a lodge of 20
members in this city. Saturday Night
ne also reports association formed in
towns of Timpson and Tenaha Texas,
he left on the ~ M. train for DaHes.
sunday. Mr.. win Lloyd returned home
sunday after an extended visit 70
nan and Mr.. Gilbert Deny was mar
led in Houston, Texas, about Aug.
.th. Sick isted: Mrs. Mandy Spillman
Ind Dr. Woodson. Prof. Morgan Har-
lis and wife are preparing to take
10 their residence in Timpson, Tex IS.
he Timpson City high school with
Mrs. Harris as his assistance, both
ire teachers of high quality. We re-
yret to see the leave our city, put
Timpson for her good
'ortune in securing their services
good wishes to them.
POnta. Mr.. Jim Turner, Colored
lad ginned and sold the first bale OF
cotton in Ponta, last Saturday. He
old for 20 SIS. The reporter is as yet
lnable to say what the premium was,
there were any offered Three
'ther bales were ginned here at the
y ,inview. where Rev. G. w. wilkins |
Ieid his regular appointment Ar
were made to raise the !
educational Quosa for the Sunday