The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09

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OF $4,000 was settled Immediately
in cash by the surviving brother
Tilman, and a gratis of $500 was
also given by Mr.. Jackson to Under.
taker Moody as token Of appreci.
alton for the kindness shown by Mr.
Moody, towards the deceased brother
and for Moody's most efficient ser
vice. A banquet was given last
Thursday night at the X. of p. hall
fostered by Mrs. Leila Frosh, in hon
or of local pastors, and their wives
and the public in general, Mrs. Robt
Guy served as mistress of cere-
monies and a very nice time was
had Drs. e. r. Gravelly, ]. M. Law
son and G.. d. Flemmings motored
to Waco last Thursday to witness the
foot ball game between Paul Quinn
and Sam Houston Colleges. Mrs. e.
IL. Flakes of Taylor spent three
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hazel
D. Johnson of South 9Th street. Mrs.
B. G. Cloud has returned home after
spending a few days with her sis
ter in Corsicana. Mr.. Robt. Guy of
South 18th street left Saturday night
for Dallas, from which place he
will accompany his brother, (who
met his death in a fatal accident,
by falling from three story build
ling) to Brennan, at which place
linterment was made. Mrs. w. Girls
by is stopping few days with Mrs.
Edgar Rice of South 9Th street, pre-
paratory to making Temple her
home. Prof. Banks. principal of the
city school attended the teachers
association last week in FIT. Worth,
also conference at Hillsboro. Mrs.
Banks, and Miss D. J. Hill attended
the foot ball game last week in
Waco. Mrs. L. M. Sanders attended
the conference of the A. M. e.
church which convened last week in
Hillsboro. John II. Warner is at
tending the d. d. B. Institute at
Austin R. A. Jackson of Wichita
Falls was guests last Sunday of Miss
Corine Durham of South Sth street.
Mrs. Annie Lee Morris returned Sun
day from Kansas City. Miss Eva
Morgan took dinner Sunday with
Miss Rosa Lee Elliott of Main st.
Waco.--Mrs. Willie D. Marshall
visited her mother on North 9Th
Street, for a few days and returned
to her home, Ft. Worth. Miss Bos-
well, one of the high school teach
ers is somewhat indisposed. Thanks
giving game scored a victory for
P. @. c., against Samuel Huston
College, team. Dean Johnson's bro
Their is paying Waco. brief visit.
Conference at Hillsboro well attended
by ministers and laymen. DR.. Fridia
out of town on business. Mrs. The
resa Hamilton and Tulle Hickman of
ST. Paul are here VISITING Mrs. A.
S. Jackson and Mrs. NJ D. Tatum
Eastland.-Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock. Service was opened at the
A. M. e. church with Rev. DR.. ]. H.
| Warmsley in the rostrum. A sermon
that will be long remembered was
delivered by this god sent man. The
rally netted 49, At night. we wor-
shipped at the Baptist church which
was well crowded. Rev. Mr.. Hunt
White preached the memorial SER
mon which was well delivered. At
ter service, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts in
company with DR.. Warmsley took
luncheon with the writer and wife.
Among those who visited East
land were; Miss Byrd, who is teach
ing at Cisco; Mr.. Sylvester Kidd,
Mr.. Hue Iker, Mr. Will Harris, Mr..
Nose Tarver, Mr.. Isaac Kennard
enjoyed fine trip hunting Thurs
day, much game was Ragged.
Cuney.-Sunday School and B. Y.
P. U. were both well attended Sun
day. Rev. A. E. Ea1y, preached two
able sermons at the recond Baptist
church. Collections were good. Hon.
H. L. Price and Prof. ]. L. Hamilton
attended the teachers association at
Fort Worth, Texas, this week and
reports an interesting session. The
Misses Price. Miss Hannah, Massey
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Ewells, at
tended services at Mount Ollie,
Frankston. Texas, Sunday, repot a
nice service. Grand Master H. d.
Winn of Dallas, lectured to the Ma
sons and the public on Thanksgiving
and everybody enjoyed the lecture
and the local program. A big ban
quet was given at the Masonic hall
by the Masons and Heroines, Thurs
day night and every one was highly
entertained. Mrs. v. L. Evans made
a flying trip to Palestine, this week.
Mr.. w. M. Johnson of Dallas made
a business trip here this week. Miss
Jewel Price, the daughter of Hon
Fl. l.. Price left for Marshall, Texas
Monday where she will enter Wiley
University. We hope for her a sue
cessful school year. Mr.. ]. H. Mar
row of Crockett, was here on bust
ness this week. Mr.. ]. H. Hogg-
abrook of Chiffon, Texas, has recent
ly moved here and will live on Hon.
H. L. Prices farm. Mrs. Bessie Crow
OF James, Texas is visiting relatives
here this week. Mrs. S. M. Benson
and little daughters, Charlie Ii.
Ragsdale spent Thanksgiving in the
city.
CrOckett.-Rev. Holman Vt Smith
Memorial Presbyterian church and
Rev. Motley, the A. M. Y. church
were at their respective posts Sun
day morning, services we're good.
Rev. Holman preached al excellent
Thanksgiving sermon Thanksgiving
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
had as their guests for Thanksgiving
Mr.. ana Mrs. Essic Johnson, Mad
ans M. A.-Allen, Jennie Curvey and
A. L. Williams. A delicious menu
was served. Rev. A. e. McCarver of
the Holiness church is here as an
agent for an afflicted home. He is
of TrouD, Texas. Mrs, S. A. Alexan-