The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19


Johnson is confined at his home sick.
Miss Bessie Watson OF Muskogee,
Oklahoma. visited Mrs. M. Davis of
900 East Pecan street, also special
gnuest of Miss Addie l. Alexander
A social repast was rendered her by
Miss A. l.. Alexander at Miss Alex
ander's residenct, also Capital thea
ire Mr.. Roscoe Porter anotored, she
and Miss A. l.. Alexander IL inst to
Denison in his handsome touring car.
Mrs. Mamie King and Miss Mary VIII
bourne are sojourning in Los Angeles,
Cal. MIR. John w. Grain and family
who recently went to Los Angeles.
Calf, to visit his mother. sister bro
theirs and friends are most delighted
out there. Mrs. Annie NiclSles of
Dallas en- route to Honey Grove to
visit her father, Mr.. Carter Brown
visited Mrs. Emma Wallace. Mr.. Dora
Hawkins has received the sad intelli-
gence of the death of his only sister.
died there 5th inst. Little frankie
Moore, who served three years as
head circulator for Express here has
Joined, his parents. who are living in
Pilot Rock. Greg. Bishop j. w. Nc
Kinney of the Ninth Episcopal Dis
trict of C. NJ. e. church in America
formerly embracing Florida and Loui-
ana, now the State Miss. including
four conferences recently In company
with Bishop Elias Cottrell paid visit
to c. M. e. college in Holly Springs,
Miss. He Will begin his work soon.
Athens.-sunday School was well at
tended at all churches Sunday. Rev.
T. Y. Moore, p. e. of the Athens Dis
trict held his 4th quarterly confer
ence at Allen Chapel A. M. u. church.
Messrs. G.. e. Hamilton, Nat Wilson
and Walter Young worshipped in Ma;
bank Sunday with Rev. Garman and
his people. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ware
gave a seven o'clock dinner party in
honor of Mr.. Elmer Richardson of
Chicago, quite an enjoyable evening
was spent. Little Miss Dolores
Brownlow of Ennis is visiting her
aunt Miss Myrtle Smith. Mrs. Ann
Barker. an old citizen of Athens, died
Sunday evening, the funeral service
was held at Gum Creek. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Henderson, a boy. Mrs.
Lucy Richardson returned from Ker-
ems. Misses Minnie Mae Miller and
Marguerite Hannah spent the week
end i'm Baxter, Mr.. Elmer Richardson
has returned to Chicago. Mrs. S. j..
Fisher and little Hester M. Henry
are still on the sick list. The ban
Duet given at opening of the X. of
T. and G. G. Hall was quite sue
cess. over one hundred guests were
served.
Tcxarkann.-AIrs. Ellen Williams,
left Sunday night for Lewisville. Ark.
to visit her parents. Miss Pearl Will
llams left Saturday night for Denver.
Colo, to make her nome with her
brother. Rev. W. f. Simon spent last
week at Greenville, the guest of his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams have
moved into their new home on Willis
street. Mesdames N. l.. Plant Jessie
Johnson, Lyons and Miss Heta Will
burn have returned from Prairie
View, where they were attending the
summer normal. The barbecue given
at the Hardin Hall by the Knights of
last Thursday night. Mrs. H. NJ.
Jones little Johnny Mae and H. NJ,
Jr., have returned from Leigh. Mrs.
Sleta Davenport and baby from Ty-
Ter, are here the guest of Mrs. Chris
tine Hood. The Knights and Daugh
ters of Tabor held their installation
on last Saturday with free barbe-
cue at the u. K. T. park Mrs. Leona
Hoskins from Diabol is visiting rela-
tIves and friends here Messrs. c.
Fowles. j. H. w. Simmons and the
American Woodman band under the
direction of Mr. Gordon Harrison have
returned from Dallas, where they at
tended the District convention, all
report very pleasant trip. Mrs
Bean has gone for an extended visit
d. II.
]. $. Vaughns and little daughter are
visiting relatives in Kentucky. Mrs.
5. III. Harrison, left on Friday night,
to visit her sister in Fort Worth. Mrs
Ruth Wiley Is on the sick list. Ser
vices at Mt. Zion was largely attend
ed all day Sunday Oak street, asst
ed the church in the afternoon with
very spicy program. Mrs. Warren
Ealey and little girls returned from
q, very pleasant trip to Dallas on last
Tuesday night. Miss zeffie Lena
Holman has returned to her home at
Longview after a very pleasant stay
in our city as guest of Miss Ruby
Williams. The Big One Dollar Rally
at Sunset church, Sunday was a sue
Guess amounting to $1,000. Prof. C. A.
from a trip over various parts of
Arkansas, engaged as Deputy in the
American Woodmen. Rev. H M
Jones came. home Monday night from
DeKalb to visit his family on Buch-
anan avenue. Rev. C. w. Hampton
of his church as Moderator of this
District. Mrs. Sims left Saturday
for visit to relatives at Needmore.
AbIIene.-The C. NJ. e. church held
a very successful convention last
week. Quite a number of delegates
were here. A big delegation will leave
for San Angelo. this week to attend
the First Baptist Baptist Association
Rev. Alexander and delegates will
leave for their Sunday school con-
vention Tuesday Mrs p. Alexander.
Mr. Dake Johns and Mr.. Ed Mayberry
have returned from the Grand Lodge
of the o. f. and H. II. of r. at Dallas.
The Civic League Is preparing for O.
very Interesting program and enter
tainment on their park to be given
next Tuesday night Mrs. G. Watts
has returned home after two weeks
visit with her husband here.
vened with Pine Grove Baptist church
beginning Sunday, Aug. 9Th closing
Friday Aug. 18th is over with much
success. Several souls were gained.
Baptism was postponed until the
First Sunday in September. Rev. ]. s.
assisting Rev. A. F. Black in the re-
vival Rev. G. e. Stevenson came
through here and stayed over two
days with mis- mother and father. Mr..
johnson Stevenson of TeXarkana, Is
here visiting his mother and father.
wick and Miss Lucille Woods Of Long
view have returned after several
days stay here. Sick list, Mrs. Belle
Smith Misses Edith and Miller Bry-
ant of Terrell, have returned, after
staying here few days visiting
Mason of Terrell la here visiting. Mr..
A. +. Jackson Of Texarkana, left
here Wednesday night on his way
home after spending two days with
us. Always look for your paper at
Panola's Dry Goods Store.
Cleburne.-The mothers Home and
Independence Club, met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. II. Nc
Ginnis. After the regular form of
opening. the president, Mrs. F. l..
Gates gave in the chariay report as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tyer, the
former being sick for the two past
years, the club presented them enough
new lumber to put in new casing
in his well, After short business
session the hostess served lovely
luncheon consisting of spring chicken,
bread and butter, sandwiches, olives,