The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24
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sermon preached. The program was
well rendered. Mrs. S. p. Alexander
gave a 8 course dinner in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Williams. A beau
tiful boquet was presented by Mrs.
Flora Blackwell. The dinner was SER
we'd by Mrs. Ella Ward. Those present:
Mrs. Henry Ward. Mrs. Blackwell,
Mary Young. Mabel King, Callie
Mary Alexander. Last Sum
day. Mrs. Lizzie Rucker entertained
with a course dinner Those pres
emit: Miss Ruth Upshaw, Miss Fred
die Harris and others. The 18th of
June was celebrated by the citizens
which was a grand affair. Mrs. Chas.
Simmons and mother are still sick.
Mrs. Allie Wooden entertained with a
five o'clock luncheon, several ladies.
Rev. A. Mason preached an excellent
sermon for the Daughters of Tabor.
The Express is the paper to read.
Sunday was a high day at Aliens
Chapel A. M. u. Church. DIR. J. H.
Warmsley of Ranger, arrived on the
and was met by a COM
pany OF young men, and were motored
to the parsonage where a real home
prepared dinner was awaiting his ar
rival. At 3 p. m. He gaved us great
lecture on Unity. Then After spirit
ually feast, little Cassie Lee Garnett,
the ideal charm of Rev. and Mrs. Gar
nett was baptized by DR.. ]. H. Warmh
sley and at night the good Dr. preach
ed a noble sermon to crowded house
from Matt 6:35 verse.
Inconsistencies were good at New
Hope Baptist church. Rev. ]. s. Adair
preached two strong sermons. Services
largely attended. Collections good. Mr..
Spence Hunter and Miss Willie Foun-
tain were married Sunday evening.
Rev. A. A. Brown officiated Mrs. S.
Ware keeps busy at her store and
beauty parlor. Rev. NJ G. Young
church. Service good and largely at
tended. The Mosaics turned out May
II the exercise was grand Sermon
by Rev. A. A. Brown pastor of c. M.
+. church.
Denton.---Rev. p. f. jackson preach
ed a splendid sermon Sunday morning
at II o'clock He also preached anoth-
er soul stirring Sunday at night. The
Sir knights and Daughters had their
annual sermon Sunday at O'clock.
At First Baptist church. Rev b.
Smith officiated. Rev. and Mrs. p +.
Jackson attended the midsummer
meeting at Dallas. They report most
excellent session Mr.. Blackmon made
business. Mrs b. f. Crawford and
little daughter Carrie of Wichita,
Kans, are visiting their mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford of this
city. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Han
cock, son. mother and son doing
nicely.
Honey Grove.--Mrs. Hazel Perdue
from Van Buren,, Ark, is here visiting
her mother-in-law and other relatives.
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over to Ladonia, Sunday to witness
the game. Honey Grove VS.. Ladonio.
Batteries for Ladonia: King and Dog
gle; Honey Grove: Foster and Yoak-
UNI The boys were in fine trim and
played smooth game. Emmel Ward
hit heavy, humping the fence at will.
George Wesley played star game on
3rd base. The pitcher. Foster and
catcher Yoakum had the Ladonia nine
at their mercy Mrs. Lillian Bitters of
this city is visiting her mother. The
Knights and Daughters of Tabor held
their annual thanksgiving services
Sunday. Rev. Lamb preached for them.
An interesting as well as impressive
program was rendered. Rev. j. r.
Swancey moved TO Beaumont this
week; Deacon Davenport, Brother Rog-
ers also moved to Beaumont. Mrs. Jes-
sic Davenport and Booker were the
guests OF Mrs. A. l.. Pendleton Sunday
The l.. p. G. club was entertained by
Mrs. w. II. Taylor. Rev. j. G. Cole
man was in Paris Sunday. Mrs. Pope
in confined to bed. Miss Mary Helen
Yoakum, who has been very sick for
several weeks is improving. Brother
Ben Fuller has a very sick boy.
ROsebuds-Services were exceedinly
good and well at ended at all tho
churches in town sunday. Rev. j. H.
Williams of Temple, Texas, delivered
very instructive sermon at the In
dependent Rautist church on last Sum
day. Rev. W. Il. Adams is making
the wheel ~ progress hum with the
ST Luke A., NJ. u. church. The an
nual sermon of the Home anu Aid So
ciety was a success. Rev. A. u. Golf,
pastor of the M. B. Methodist church
officiated. Miss Alberta Garrett has
returned from Austin, Texas. where
she has been attending school. Mrs.
Pearl Prater of Ardmore, okla, who
is the daughter Of Mrs. Clara Dixon
left for her home accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Dixon, who will make
Ardmore, her future home. Mrs Frank
extended stay in Dallas. Mrs. % G.
Wright has returned from Marlin,
where she spent few days with home
folks. Mrs. Captolia Ford of Marlin,
Texas, II in the city visiting her
sisters. Mrs. l.. l.. Young ana Mr..
w. E. Fullylove have returned from
San Antonio. where they attended the
Grand Session of Pythian Lodf Q. The
representatives rendered an excellent
report from same Mrs. Ada GIBSON
left for Fort Worth, where she will
make her future home. Rev. A. @. Har-
ris and Mrs. Marris of Temple motor
ed to the city last week ON business.
Improvement Is being made on the In
dependent Baptist church which will
add much to its appearance. A grand
Juneteenth celebration was held with
the Brown Chapel Community. Little
Elizabeth, Buell. VALUE Bull and Eli
ali Bull spent Sunday with relatives in
uring her friends. by motoring to the
near by cities in her new Buick Six.
The Rosebud Athletic club Is in full
progress. The game. Rosebud vs.. Lott
was worth while. The scores were
to In favor Of Rosebud. Mr.. j. H.
Mitchell, manager is endeavoring to
make his team the best in this sec
ton.
BIIIford.-Social: Mrs. Willie Mae
Henderson of Dallas, was the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Edith Carter, Miss
Bernice Richardson went to Italy
also Miss Georgia Mae Daniels. Mr.
Edward Duvoe went to waxanachie.
Miss Ollie Buckley, Messrs. John Kelly
and Harry Wright went to Dallas.
Miss Teresa Limbsly of Waxahachie
Is the guest OF Miss d. Hill. Miss
Dewey Hill made a flying trip 10 PAL
las. Mrs. fmma Williams, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Mat
tie Clemens has returned 20 her home
IN Mexia, Revl j. j. Thompson, pas
tor of Mt. Marian Baptist church,
Sunoay school was Well attended az
IN o'clock Rev. Thompson preached
! soul etirring sermon, also at night.