The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-04

0tWa ones IepOIltu lOI llllS Wcths
Mrs. Ruth White, teacher at Tex
arkana. is at home with her par
ents collection from all chu-
ents. A collection from ALL church
es was given Mr.. Sam Davis, who
lost his home and content by fire,
recently. Mrs Effie Morgan-Fort,
teacher at Mineola, was here Sat
uarday and Sunday. guest OF her
parents. Prof SYLVESTER Pierce and
sister, Miss Cora Pierce, teachers,
near Chandler, motored to Tyler,
Friday Their sister, Mrs. Lula John
son Joined them and they motored
I TO their home at Jacksonville. The
Williams jubilee singers made their
appearance at the c. NJ. E. church,
Tuesday night The Cotton Belt
shops closed on the 25th.. The
kindergarten department under the
supervision of Miss Elizabeth Perry
rendered an excellent program at
Texas College, Friday night. Cards
are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Della Athalena Long to Dr.
William Foulkes OF Chicago, Ill. The
event took. Place Dec. 81 In the
above city. The bride is the ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Jno. G. Long Of this city.
Lane Chapel
Mr.. Jake Warren is making a
fine showing on his mothers new
home. The school under the super
vision of Mrs. NJ. e. Tucker, prin-
cipal and Miss M. L. Taylor, as
sistant is progressing nicely. Good
attendance, plenty fuel and splendid
health among the pupils. Several
promotions in the mid-winter term.
Mr. Nelse Warren is on the sick
list. Mr.. VIII Jackson, who was
quarantined few weeks ago is do
ing o. X, under the care of Doctor
Senate. No other case of small pox
reported. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oxford Jackson, Tuesday, morning
Jan. gath, a fine boy. Mother and
babe doing fine. Mrs. lisa Roy and
baby of Gresham are spending the
week with her sisters, Madams Fan
my Oliver and Katie Johnson.
/ 81. Louis Community account
! of inclement weather there were no
/ services Sunday. Rev. Easter Sweet,
Rev. j. C., Madkns and Rev. Arm
stead from e. T. A., We're present.
/ We hope for the young ministers
success. After Sunday school, Rev.
/ Armsted preached a soul stirring
sermon. A son has been born to
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of which
they are very happy.
! Everybody wish to see the sun
since II has been raining for some
time. Miss Davis Williams, who
has been on the sick list for some
time is much better.
Weatherford, Feb. Sunday
School was well attended at the c..
NJ. E. church Sunday morning. Also
good service at 1880 a. m. The
pastor was present and preached
wonderfully. Some one stole Mr..
Newbills horse, saddle and Bride
Saturday night, while he was at the
Odd Fellows Hall. The surprise
party given by Messrs James Young
and Chas. Bailey was an entertain
ing affair Mr.. Chas. King returned
from Fort Worth, Saturday. Mr..
James Young and Edwin Ward spent
Sunday at Mineral Wells. Rev. Gar
nett is proud of his sinner friends
who were so kind to help him out.
Mr.. Chin Garland is improving at
this writing. Mrs. frankie Simmons
/ is some what i'll at this writing.
/ Mrs. Ella Varnel went to Dallas in
4 business. You will find the Express
at Ikard's cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
lizard of Eastland were the guest of
Mrs. Glen Rucker, Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Charles Bailey Smith
and wife of Amarillo are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Kitty Smith. Make
no difference how your hogs are
killed they are good to eat. Mr. Hub
bard Humphrey sold six hens which
cost him 20 days in Jail. 1t will
cost you something to hit high
brown in Weatherford. Mesdames
Matte Wilson, Stella Byrd and Mr..
! George Rucker went to Dallas last
week. Mr.. VIII Swan is doing great
work for the c. NJ. Il. choir. The
Summer class is still improving. Two
were added last week.
RockwalI, Feb. 2.-On account of
rain was no services at the CHURCH
es. Mrs. Jodie Douglas sustained
severe injury of her foot by burn
last week. At this writing she is
improving. The Dallas Express
is G. 0. ID.
Houston, Feb. 2.-Mr Dewalt,
proprietor of the Lincoln Theatre
has erected a new play house on
San Felipe st. When completed will
be one of the finest and most com
Southwest, Plans are now on for
a Colored base ball park in Houston
for the next season. Mrs. Jennie
Corviu died Friday Funeral was
from the Antioch Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. voolfolk offlciated.
Miss ertrude Simmons of Amarillo.
Texas, is in the city, visiting her
sick mother at 1417 Andrews st.
Mrs. Rev. III. w. Boykins Of Port
Arthur, Texas, is in thu city visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie Nc
Murray, corner of Wall anG Fulton
SITS. Rev. P. G. Hunter is erecting
five room cottage on Dcwlin st.
He will also build a Masonic hall
on the corner of Dowlin and JEFF
ferson streets. The members OF 81.
Paul A. NJ. p. church on Edwards
St., are building a new parsonage
for their pastor. Mrs. Irene Henry
left Saturday for her home at Chic
ago, III. We want more readers
OF the Express. Copies for sale at
Ills Prairie Ave-, 2420 Mckinney
avenue, 715 San Felipe st.
Houston Heights Mr.. John Kelly
has erected handsome grocery
store at 712 waverly street Mr..
James B, Lewis, the store-kceper.
1906 Detroit street. Deer Park is
very sick. Mrs. A. Mitchell, 1914
.dission St. is very sick. Fire des-
troyed the home and contents Of Mr..
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