The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
Texas Towns.

1EA6S lUW lis.
TcaGuc.-Mr. r: II. Hardee Of pal
las was in the city on the 10Th inst,
on important business, Mr.. Ben Watts
and family were in MeXia, Sunday,
attending their uncles funeral. Mr.
John Garrett was in MeNia, Sunday
to see his daughter. Prof. o. X. Man
ming took speciol "Trip to Fort Worth
Friday. Mrs. Cumming and Mrs. Annie
Johnson are still on the sick list
The churches are lifted from quar-
antine. The Sunday School at the First
Baptist church in south town was
grand total collection S3.O7. Glass
number three taught by Mrs. Johnnie
Hudson carried the banner Mrs and
new home Rev. J. l.. Huckaby deIiv-
cred "A noble sermon at the First
Baptist church in Northtown. Sunday
night Mrs. Katie Seacreasc and Mrs
Iddlc Andrews were out to Mrs An
ME johnson Sunday. Prof w. w
Williams and Bro. Albert Williams
were here guests Of Mrs. Cummings
MIS- Marie Brewer. spent a few hours
Cummings sister from lakewood was
called to the bedside of her sister
Services at First Baptist church North
Teague, Sunday night were excellent,
Rev. J. l.. Huckaby preached: one
member was added to the church.
EnniS.--Mr. II. Leopard an old and
respected citizen died Thursday and
was buried Friday, Roy. Scott offir
ciatcd. Hon. w. 5. Willis, Grand
Chancellor of knights of Pythias
visited the local lodge of this city ac-
companied by Col. TOlbcrt Of Dallas
and number of WaNahachic knights
and put ON Pythan drive. Much enL
thusiasm prevailed and Pythian goat
will be ridden by moro than 100 be
fore the drive is ended. Rev. a. G.
Winn passed through Ennis, Monday
en- route home. Rev i. B. Williams,
pastor Of Galilee Baptist church
preached two interesting sermons sun
day at II o'clock and at night. Mrs.
Eva Durham died Sunday. The Citi-
zen Undertaking Company has charge
Of the funeral. The A. NJ Il. church
conducted "A three night fair which
was success. Rev. Scott has just
closed his eighth year work as pas
tor OF Fourthward Baptist church
and during his anniversary, the church
raised $4,000. Services were held
each night during the week.
Sick listed:Mrs. Eva Durham Mrs.
viii Saunders and Mrs. Emily Neal.
Messrs. Fred Clopton, Hobart Bar
nett and Misses Hazel and Lola Moore
Lou and Mary Ellen Holm last week.
Rev. Bell of New Hope Baptist and
his congregation held the port at
Wayman Chapel \. NJ. ~ church. sun
day evening. Dr. w. c. Carroll has
confined to his bed for several DAYS
Rev. Locllctt has returned from Rose
bud. where he conducted ten day
meeting. Good results Mrs. Jimmie
Matthews Of Cchicago, ILL.,, is here
visiting friends and home folk. Mrs
Ola Cole made a business trip to Dal.
las, last week. Mrs. Robert Nichols
made a trip to Bryant to visit a sick
nephew. Rev Rogers preached tive
wonderful sermons at Rice for Rev
Heron, pastor of the \. NJ II. church
Ennis is beginning to wake up, spring
is here.
Corsicnnn.-Ierry and Samuel sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Odell have rectv-
cred from a spell Of "fluc." 1t Is re-
ported that Luke Stcptoc was assault
ed by some men a few nights ago
and that the women folk were rough
themselves as detectives. Mrs. Molli,
young plants, in the cold frame. Rev
J. w. Handbook, left Friday for Cush'
ing, NaCogdochcs and other points
Mr.. Edgar Fuller. who has been very
i'll for some time left saturday toi
Dallas. to enter a Sanitarium, Miss
Viola McCrimmon was visitor TO JACK
Misses Moe Kyle, and Alzena Ferguson
ly treated The men represented
Mrs. Robinson is still confined To- bee
with influenza. Mrs. Nlrginia Ferry
and Mrs Alice Duncan and Mrs. Els
tella Bennett are still confined &c
their beds Mr.. and Mrs. O: 5. sal
lard are all smiles over being II
their neat and beautiful little cot
tage and a self-player piano TO enter
tain them and friends. The SUNDAY
school at Sixth Avenue. was well at
tended and lessons very lnteIesIIlhE
The lesson was reviewed by MRS. n /.
Perry. At II o'clock, pastor Penn
preached. The n. A. a. c. p. met a
Wesley c. NJ. e. church at 4 p: m
Mrs. j. c. Calwell Frazier Will address
the association first Sunday in Apt
Tot a m =
the citizens are urged to hear I'M!
splendid lady speaker. Miss Mlne"li
White of Nosse is visiting her sister
in-law, Mrs. Sadie White in TINS Guy
recovered from her late sickness
Other reCcoyerics are Mr.. Geo. tlour
noy and Mrs Idclla Meadows MIS-
u. J. benjamin entcrtained par =
in honor of her cousin, MIS-. llnnl
MoseIy of Shreveport, La. Many OF TN
societies folk were present ana Spth
a pleasant afternoon. Mr.. ana ME
sam H. Branch is here IN chaL y
ing Co. They are formerly OF paila
and connected with the CRAWFORD
Undertaking Co.
PHYLLIS WhcatIcy Club.
PHYLLIS Whcatley club was Sntei
tanned at the home of Misses MailIl
and Sadie Rhodes ON Monday eNehih'
March 3. Quite a nn nt nla mIT PFC f.
smCress in their work a program
was arranged for next meeting
JeIicious menu was served. Adjourn
ed TO meet next week with Miss Dots
Shelley.
Priscilla Art Club.
The Priscilla Art club met at IN
residences of Mrs. NJ. w. Moore III
II 9TH avenue. The ladies spent a
hour sewing The meeting was care
70 order by president. Ron can an
all members responded WIN uutS 90
Quotations from Longfellow. IL wa
ecided TO invite the other cluDs % 49,, ~
CITY. sunday school superintendent.
"a have them meet with us mex
Tuesday. March 21st at residence O.
HTrs Rirdie Jones, East Colilhs .
tThe hostess served peach melpa an
rdiSe The ladies gave surprlS
my at the homo of Mrs. Ross !
boncr of Mrs. Joe Williams VINO
leaving the city.
Mrs. r. l., Durham, President
Mrs. r. II. Durham, Reporter
<IoVcr Leaf KIub.
The KIover Leaf Leaf hlub me
ot tbe home of Mrs Ed Powell, 81
70 htb street. The evening was spen
simultaneously Quite Few mem
hnrs were present. We Were glad |
have some of our members that nav
been out of town with us. MISS ,
McGriff and Mrs. Anna TaNior low
sell. Mrs Mosely. guest of Mrs Beu
amin were pleasant visitors Alte
an ENJOYABLE evening the cruz we
daintily served with frult, cream al
fr,ppb sweet