The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

| honor OF the pastor Rev. L. M. San
ders, preparatory to his leaving for
Conference. An excellent program was
rendered and very nice time was
had. Prof. f. L. Arts, Supreme
Director of hte Modern Americans
of Houston, was in the city last week
In interest of the order. Mr.. Link
Jackson, and Mrs. Tyshia Thomas
were married Tuesday night Nov.
z3rd at the Wasfnan Chapel A. M. f.
church. the Rev, l.. M. Sanders offic-
lated. u. l.. C. Branford was called
to Fl. Worth last week on business.
Mrs. G. o. Morgan who is teaching
school in McGregor, spent the week.
end at home last week. Mrs. Gertrude
Maynard, her sister Miss Margretts
Myers, and her daughter Dothy were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. H
c. White of 402 So. 5th st. Mr.. Jes-
sic Haynes of Houston was guest
last week of his nephew and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haynes Of So. 18th
st. A basket dinner was served Sun
day evening at the 9Th ST., Baptist
church, after which the anniversary
sermon of pastor T. e. George was
delivered by the Rev. w. Marcus
Taylor.
Clebume.--Rev. S. H. Smith OF
Mineral Wells has been sent to pas
tor the c. M. E. church. The debate
at the Literary Society of the A. M
e. church Friday night, titled, WAS
not Woman responsible for the Sins
Of Menu" was interesting. Mr.. A. L
Davis of Denver. Colo. was in the
city last week visiting friends and
relatives. The schools are doing
nicely. Mrs. Estella Warner. Of San
Antonio attended the funeral of her
brother here recently. Mr.. L. G.. Helm
is on the sick list at this writing.
Mr.. Jim Phillips of Ft. Worth was
in the city Sunday visiting his fam
lily. Mr.. John Thomas has completed
his residence. The A. NJ. Z. people
are repairing their pulpit. Mr.. Mar
shall is in the city visiting his fam
lily. Mr.. Jim Robertson of TT. Worth
was in the city last week visiting
his sister Mrs. A. l.. chatham. Mi.
Channey is on the sick list. Mrs.
Roxie Stern, at Houston has return
ed home. Mr. Marion Cooley of FIT.
Worth was in the city last week.
Mrs. Will Coleman is visiting rela-
tiyes at Mexia. Miss Ruth Jones who
has ben i'll is improving to the delight
of friends. Mrs. Clara Cillins is on
the sick list. Mr.. A. R. Peager pre-
sented Mrs. Yeayer a library set
and other peices of furniture.
! MineOIa.-Sunday school at the
various churches was we'll attended
Sunday. Rev. T, B. Johnson preach
ed an excellent sermon; he again
preached. at night. Rev. Preston OF
| Tyler was In Mlneola recently err
route to Terrell. Rev. r. B. Francis
of Taylor was in Mineola last week.
cnro,lte to Dallas. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jones a fine baby
girl. a Mother and babe are doing
nicely. Rev. Curtis, pastor of the
M. E. church was out of town Sun
day to fill his regular appointment
Mrs. McGrew gave surprise party
honoring her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
L. B. McGrew, of Waco last Friday.
An excellent menu was served. Mrs.
Smith of Rusk was in the city last
week for her son, Master George
Smith, who has been attending High
school. Sick list; Mrs. Mary Petite,
Mrs. Dotrie Taylor, Mr. George Wash
ington, Mr.. Bob Mathews.
Honey Grove Sunday school was
we'll attended Sunday. Mrs. Ophelia
Yaokum is i'll. Mr.. Taylor and wife
are over from Wolfe City, Saturday.
The Primitive Baptist church held
excellent services Sunday The Foot
ball contese between BOnham ana
Honey Grove will be played Thanks
giving. Thanksgiving services will he
held at e. l.. Baptist church. Rev
G. p. Williams, pastor.
| Wichita Fals.-Everybody seems to
be looking forward with a high
spirit for thanksgiving day. Hunting
parties are being planned for and
other abusing features. Mr.. Tee c.
Cash. one of our popular young men
left Tuesday for TT. Worth to be
welded to one of the Jewels of the
Panther City in the person Cd
Miss Jaunita Oliver. We wish this
young couple a smooth and prospe.
GUS sail un the sea Of matrimony.
Mrs. Harrowey of Terrell Ave-. TT.
Worth visited her daughter and SON
in-law NJ. and Mrs. L. Jeffr,os OF
Barwise St, this week; this was
Mrs. Harroway's first call in our city
and expressed herself as having en-
loved the visit nicely and very fav-
orably impressed with our town.
Call again Mrs. Harroway. Rev. a.
l.. Wright had packed house at
the anniversary sermon Sunday even
ing and night; being mis- third year
here, may he live to spend many
more. Sis. G. A. Simpson, wife OF
Rev Simpson, pastor of Titus Cha
ple C. NJ. E. church Is spending the
week in GAINESVILLE Tex, their old
home. Mrs. Beulah Dubose, the baby
daughter of Prof. T. S. Jackson,
was operated on here several days
ago and has been quite i'll since,
but as we go to press we are glad
to hear faithful Doctor D. W. KinS
say that she Is on the road to
recovery Mrs. Cubose's case has
been indeed one of much concern.
Call at the Enterprise Drug Store
for hot drinks and luncheonetts; the
season is now open. You will also
get the Dallas Express, Chicago De-
fender, Oklahoma Rlaclr Dispatch
and western Star papers
Luikin.-Lufkin is indeed progre-
ssive town. Many new homes are
nearing completion. all modern. The
churches are doing fine Pastor Rob
erts was with his people Sunday
at II am. and at $3.50 at night. Pas
tor Roberts and congregation wor-
SHIPPED with the First Baptist church
Pastor Roberts preached until all
we're happy Pastor Jones is push
ing things forward Rev. Martin, pas
tor c. M. e. church was a. his post
OarxrtaAo arr1d har a.