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


resident of Waco. who now lives in
TT. Worth is in the cit visiting. Mrs,
A. Former, resident of Calvert, paa-
sed through the city on her way to
McGregor, where she will reside
with her sister. Mrs. Doctor Davis.
She is associated with her sister in
dry goods business. Mr.. Saunders OF
the Mexia Manufacturing Company
is looking the city over. Mr.. Saun-
derson formerly lived in Waco, he
was a mail clerk Mrs. Hill Matron
OF Prairie View College is guest in
Doctor and Mrs. H. L. Smiths
home, Eastside. Prof. Waller and
Mrs. Hunter are in attendance OF
the Cotton Palace, having charge OF
the Prairie View Exhibits. Mrs. Luz
cile Morris, McBay and mother-in-
in-law. Mrs. McBay and Miss Miss
McBay are pleasant visitors in the
city with relatives as we'll as Cotr
ton Palace and Carnival. The Hol-
lowe'en part given by the Race
Pride Club" of Moore's high school,
was a very pleasant affair.
Mineral WelIs.-Under the lead
ership of Rev. H. C. w. Robinson,
the Bethellites scored quite a vic
tory Sunday and Sunday night. Every
church battery was fully charged.
In that splendid service was render
ed. The Saint John Landmark AS
sociational Board one Of the larg-
est in Texas of which Rev. DR.. j. H.
VIM of Fort Worth, is moderator
and Rev. DR.. H. G. w. Robinson is
secretary convenes at Cleburne, Tex
as, this week Rev. Robinson is now
in attendance. OF" course they will
know BethePs pastor is in Cleburne.
Mrs. Robinson is recovering from
the stroke of dengue fever. wish
you could have hard Miss Abram
Sunday night at Btthel conduct the
choir. Bro. Webb expressed his apt
probation by shouting. The Sun
day School and B. Y. p. U. were
excellent features of Sundays SER
vice when in town don't hunger for
church bread when Bethel has II
to spare.
Mr.. T. j. Johnson of Dallas Is a
pleasant visitor In the city. The en-
tire city was thrown into a shear
last Saturday night when passen-
ger train engine No. 272 blew up.
blowing the man head more than
$50 yards away, it struck the cor
ner of house and it tore the shin
giles from other buildings. No one
injured. Prof. A. T. Rucker who
has been here for some time in
connection with the Rucker Brothers
Drug Co., left Sunday for Prairie
View College, where he is to be as
sistant teacher in tailoring of which
place he graduated. Thursday night,
Nov. End, grand reception was
given at the home of Mrs. Ida Rob-
ert in honor of Mr.. G.. W. Bats,
who has rendered services at the
Hughes Chapel c. M. e. church fol
by Mrs Robert, Mrs, Annie Dunn
and Mr.. Pickett, as the guests
marched into the beautiful dining
room which was decorated in pink
and green. Little Elmirie Kemp
threw beautiful flowers on the floor
while the Victrola was played. A
number of out of town guests was
present. A very delicious menu
was served. The entire house was
decorated in pink and green. Mrs
p. H., has returned from Tyler
where she has been visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Sidney Thompson, receiv-
ed telephone message stating that
his. grand mother was in Fort Worth
and left at once to be present al
the funeral. Mrs. G. e. Hall is visit
ing relatives in Dallas.
Pittsburg.-Servicas at all church
es were dispelled on account of In
clement weather. The dengue fever
is still raging. The 7th grade Of
d. Fl. S. gave Halloween party a
the home of Miss Louise Bates. The
class served a delicious menu ant
all enjoyed the party. The Cam
Fire girls entertained at the Idle
wilde club room of Ar. Joseph P
Mills on Halloween night. All dress
ed in a mass form and were served
punch, ported ham sandwiches. Prof
G. L. Barnwell of Fort Worth, thu
State Chorister of the B. and M
=. convention and representing the
public health and humane society
of Texas, was in the city and made
lecture at d. H. .. and also fav
ored the b. Y. P. U. at Pine Bluff
with two selections in song witt
Mr.. G. Dyke Baker accompanist. Hi
selections gave heavy applause. A
large number of the Pine Bluf
members attended ST. Beulah e.. NJ
q. church Sunday night. Welcom,
come again, Pittsburg is being roy
rlly entertained with church sup
pers every day and light. The Mis-
sionary Society of st. Beulah Is t,
render a programme at the church
auditorium Thursday night undei
the direction of G. Dykes Baker
The Junior class of d. H. s., Il
entel tanning the fact that their clas
needa GLASS colors to organize, o
which will be old gold and purple
Miss Dorothy Rutledge, president
Georgia L. Neal, secretary. TIL,
class will entertain the Seniors soon
The church fair at st. Stephen A. M
e. church was a success last weel
large attendance. Mothers wake III
and attend the Mothers club Mrs
Nina Mare Nolan was shot accident
ly by Mr.. Will Carter. The docto
announces that there is some hope
for her. Sick list: Mrs. Mittie Ed
wards, Mrs ]. r. Roberts. A fin,
boy was born in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore McAlester Rev
w. ]. Williams, District Missionar.
Of the Northeast Texas Baptist As
sociation is at home from Thomas
Texas, where he has been engaged
in rally. He raised the sum o
$4,000 for building FUNDS and wa