The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-23

they win attend this year. Armor
BOYD left for Saladia. Mo-, where he
win take up his schol work. Mrs.
Beatrice Sanders left for California,
where she viii join her husband. Mrs,
Alpha Houston Is still on the sick list.
Miss Dorothy Williams left for West
ern University Kansas City, Kansg
whore she will enter school, Mr.. Ted
Kenyon left for Bishop College, Mar
shall, Texas. where he will enter
school
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Young have re-
turned from their summer vacation.
Mrs. Ira Bclker entertained her broth
er-in-law, Mt G. H. Booker, with q
surprise party Friday night, Septem.
Der 15. Mr.. Plez Watson Is very sick
at this writing. Rev M. j. Booker
passed away Sunday night after q
shois spell of sickness See ]. n
crisP for the Dallas Express, 622 p.
Broadway.
Texas College Concert Co., Tyler,
Texas. - Texas College Concert Co.
report: The week was very dull In
deed for the Concert Company The
entire week seemed to have been met
with tisappointments. They spent two
DAYS at Kaufman at the 1rst and sec
ond Baptist Churches. the audiences
were very small. From there to En-
mis-, where they we're supposed to
have been for two nights, but ar
rangements had not been made. Fri,
day night they gave a program IL
miles from Kerens at the First Bap'
fist Church On Saturday night. they
we're rained out. AT Kaufman they
were royalty entertained by Mrs. Love
and daughters, and Mrs. Carpenter.
The people Of Kaufman enjoyed the
programs highly and want a return
date II possible. At Kerens they were
entertained by Mrs. Dunn and daugh-
ters and the Powells. They spent
Wednesday night in Corsicana on way
to Kerens, spending the night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Applewhite. They are
now making the Sunday School Con-
ventions. Sunday night they sang be-
fore a crowded house at Rusk s. s.
Convention. The members are as fol
lows. II. D. English, pianist, and
student manager; @. M. Stewart list
tenor: Payton Maddox, End tenor;
Hawkins Owens, baritone; Chiffon
Baker, bass. After September q they
4 will be at Texas College for sue
cessful school term. Yours truly
II. D. English
Pittsburg. Sunday was high day
I at st. Paul Baptist church. Pastor
Chambers was at his post. Quite a
number OF delegates left Wednesday
morning at o'clock for the Pittsburg
District Sunday School convention to
convene at Mt. Pleasant, Texas, 23rd
to 25th inclusive Mr. G. Dyke Baker
will leave for Lane College, Jackson
Tenn. to resume his studies. Quite
a number Of Pine Bluff visitors at St
lBeulah Sunday night. You are wei
j come; come again Mrs. Dixie Butler
and daughter left for Marshall Mon
/ day. Mrs. Emma Mcqueen visited the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Malvey
Mrs. r. p, Randall found In her poul
try yard where one Of her fowls had
i adopted a quail and It is being raised
as a chicken among the little chicks
Rev. B. t. Trammell, pastoring al
Nash, is home visiting relatives, Pitts
i burg is being awakened up with plen
ty Of work now The town is stocked
out with cotton Mr.. George Miller Of
! Tyler, visited home Sunday. I wish
TO correct the mistake of announcing
in last weeks paper that Mr.. VIII
liams Booker lies on the mortuary
list; It should have read Jim Booker
carrolIton.- Our good pastor, Mrs
Lula Booth, made trip to Denton
last Tuesday on business, returning
on Wednesday, Mrs. Annie Bush VIII
be home from TT. Smith, Ark, this
week. where she went to the bedside
OF sick mother Mr.. Charlie Brad
ley and wife visited relatives in Den
ton last week.
Quincy Sunday School and B. Y. p
U we're both we'll attended and pro
gram was made for an folks concert
Friday night and program for the
young folks Saturday night. Rev. d
ID. Evans preached wonderful ser
i mon Sunday night He was delayed
in the morning service and Rev. Der
~ Wilson preached at the IL O'clock
hour; collection, $26. Mr.. p. w
Cross and Sollie Cross, two desel ING
young men OF Quincy, have opened o
!first-class grocery store on Thomas
avenue. Mr. Press Martin Of Nacog
doches. has opened tailor shop on
Price street. Prof. +. G. Hoffman oi
Thorndale, was in Quincy and express
ed himself as belsg very well pleased
4 with Quincy and surroundings. He
spoke to a verv nice and appreciativ,
audience Wednesday and was donated
$3.50. Hon. H. L. Price spent few
days In Palestine this week on bust
ness Mr.. Thos. Hamilton, Mr.. Viii
B McCfendon, Rev W. b. Bailey, Rev
: Tlios. G. Simms, Mr.. Abram Earle
Mrs. r NJ Henderson and Mrs. Saral
Klmbruugh spent the weekend in Pal
estine attending the association. The.
I Ireport 81 interesting session. Mis-
, frankie M. Hamilton. who has beel
, visiting in Palestine for some time,
+ home again to the delight Of her pai
r ents and friends. Mr.. Eirhop SneeC
5 Mr. F. B. Burrell and Mr.. Burto
9 Sneed are in Dallas This week o
!, business Mr. D. .. Berry has opene
!. cafe on Thomas avenue and e si'
d ing iirst-clres Service Rev. Th0lGy
l Simms is In the market for first-cIas
y monuments and solicits your patroi
!. age. Mr.. Herpdon, the blacksmith,
r kept busy daily The cotton ginner
3 are kept busy daily; they have gimme
over 200 bales and have a half Gro
!, more to gin. Prof. J L. Hamilton