The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

whore she win teach this year. Misses
Beatrice and Cleoptfa Conner left
last Monday for Wiley University to
re--enter school, Y. M. =. A. Of Sum
at the K. OF D. auditorium last
Thursday evening After a few re-
marks by the Supt. he then intro
duced the officers for the next en-
suing year: Robt Coleman, president;
r. d. Hill. vice-president; J. II. Ste
ven secretary; Sadie Hopkins, assis-
tant secretary; Marvin Marshall, treas
ury; Mr. A. d. Johnson, Supervisor.
The Sunset Baptist. p. X, p. U. met
it's B. Y. P. u. Sunday evening and
rendered an excellent program. Mr.. r.
D. Hill, master of ceremonies. Mt
Pisgah will visit Sunset soon, Ser
vices were poorly attended at the va
rious churches Sunday on account of
so many sick ones In our city. The
dengue fever Is raging here. Mr.. Ly-
man Rawls and Mrs. Ida Perkins are
on the sick list. Mrs. H. NJ Jones Wis
tied relatives and friends In Sulphur
Springs, Texas. last week. Miss AL
berta Spencer left for Lane College,
where she will re-enter school, Mad
ans Spencer and Swink began their
school at Buchanan last week. Miss
Annie CARROTS home on Lee Street
was caught on fire last Friday even
| ing but was quickly extinguished and
no damage done. The home OF Mr.:
and Mrs John Payne was consumed
| by fire Saturday evening, part or
| the household goods We're saved. The
loss was covered by insurance. The
| home OF Rev. u. G. Porter's was also
| slightly burned Mrs. Lanier is filling
Mrs. Jessie Johnson's place at Sunset
fined to her room with dengue fever.
The recital given at Oak street church
by Mr.. Oscar b. Plant last week was
quite a success Mr. w. s. Welch left
4 N... 90. M De % NJ In
federal business. Rev Speed, P. e..
held his fourth and last quarterly con-
ference Sunday at Hopewell church.
Rev. IL. M. Edwards, pastor OF Oak
Street church. and congregation are
preparing to entertain the State Bap-
list convention this week.
MISUNDERSTANDING School at all the
churcnes was attended. Rev. PEBBLES
was at his post. services were well at
tended throughout the day, Miss u
her work this week accompanied by
her mother Mrs Lucy Alexander OF
Mexia; was the guest Of Mrs. Y: ~
Lawson. Sunday Sick listed; Mrs. Wig
gins, Mrs. NJ. Fields, Mrs. Nola Ham
| ey Mr.. Charlie Bean, Mrs. Maria Arm
stead and family.
Temple Prof. Frank X. Evans o.
Eastland, graduate of Central Texas
College. and a rising young poet enact
ed recital Tuesday night at thu
Bolton high school, after which HI
appeared in a recital Wednesda.
morning at the Temple high school
which was received with much enthus
iasm by the children and teachers
The poet is the author of a book o.
poems of which he sold quite few
while there. Miss Alma Prince OF TT
Worth, scalp culturist spent the weel
| x.tfth NJ nd
South 18th street. Miss Prince Il
reaping much success in her line O
business. Those who might have scall
trouble should do well by consulting
her. Mrs Annie Lee Morris left las
Thursday for Kansas City. Kan, t.
: join her husband, Luther Morris. Mr.
and Mrs. James Blair are much elate'
over a fine baby girl. Mother ant
ton. and Mrs. win Sykes left las
Sunday for Hallanger to be gon
probably four weeks. Messrs. E. l..
Y BranfOrd, and Jheo Moore made
trip down south last week and pur
chased 200 cords Of wood. This WOO
: will be distributed in Temple at reas
enable prices. Mrs. America Chestnu
!, of Corsicana, was guest last week o
Dr. and Mrs. j. M. Lawson of Soutl
r 10th street Mrs. Chestnut is the cous
/ in of Mrs. Lawson Miss oralee Hay
Ees of Pendleton was guest last weel
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson Of Soutl
5 18th street. Mrs. Tom Warren wa
, called last week to Giddings to at
tend the funeral of her niece. Mr. an,
Mrs. John Nelson were the happy re
$ cipients last week of four large water
4 melons from Mr. VIII Sanders o
Brownw God. an old friend of theirs
!, The dengue epidemic is still rampan
d in Temple, hundreds of people hav
:. it's morbid touch.
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