The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07

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lglnia Cox came home Saturday.
miss Lucille Hill returned home
from Jacksonville, Thursday. Little
Miss fannie Elburne Snow is visit
/ ing In this section this week. Miss
Lena Males came home to spend the
holidays. Mr.. John Fuller proprie-
tor of the So-Dlfferent Cafe at 607
North Central avenue spent the holt
days with his old home folks and
returned Saturday. We are reliably
Informed that he is making good.
Mr.. 4. J. Fuller, agent for the Elk
press at Pine Hill visited in Jack
sonyIlle, Friday and returned Satur-
day. Mrs. Minerva J. Fuller visited
\ the bed side of her sick father. Mr..
In. b. Johnson last week and re-
turned home Sunday. Miss Luella
Fuller OF Anadarka visited in the
Massive and Miller home last week.
Cupid rang the bell last Thursday
| at 1880 d. M, to announce the
marriage Of Miss Ethel Christopher
10 Mr.. Ira johnson, the wedding
brides mother, Mrs. Martha Chris
TOPPER These young people are too
we'll known 10 be INTRODUCED here.
They are among our best people
and stand well in the business ele-
ments of our race. The reporter
with the many readers and friends
wish for this couple a prosperous
and happy life. Mrs. Adline Muse
and Mrs. Shears went to Jackson
VILE Saturday and returned Mon
ay. All Of the teachers resumed
their school work, Monday morning
Mr. T. II. Cleaver Of Graft is here.
Quincy, Jan Sunday School,
In. Y. p. u, were both well attended
Sunday. The people were all dis
appointed because the wedding
bells did not ring in Quincy. Prof.
II. l.. Price has closed a successful
drive for the Knights Of Pythias
and is home again with his family
and friends Rev. Newsome of Long
view has moved to Quincy to help
us TO build a greater Quincy. Rev.
Thos. Simms spent a few days in
the city with family Miss frankie
Hamilton spent the Christmas in
Quincy, with parents and friends.
Mrs. Rip Nelson of Ponta, spent the
Christmas in Quincy with her sis
ter. The Thanksgiving annual tea
lglyen By the Missionary Sisters on
New Years eve was quite an en-
ioyable affair and every one took
great interest in watching the old
year out and the new year in. The
teachers are all back at work after
spending the holidays with parents
and friends. Mrs. Clay, the moth
er of Mrs. Thos Sims is in Quincy
visiting her daughter. The holidays
are over and the people have begun
farmelng again. For Dallas Express,
see j. r. Price. agent and reporter
Granbury, Jan. 5.--Rev. w. A..
Sparks OF Fort Worth, preached two
strong sermons Sunday which were
enjoyed by all. Parents don't forget
helpful Bible lessons are still being
taught at Sunday School and you
are cordially invited to attend and
above all send your children Miss
d. M. Judward spent the holidays
in Mineral Wells with Miss Terrell.
They reported pleasant stay. Miss
Sedalia Hlghtower of Wichita Falls,
spent Christmas weekend with
Misses Uytia aud Uyleara High
flower. Mr.. Ed Crowder and others
motored over to attend the party
Tuesday evening. Rev Wootley
Jones of Stephenviile worshipped
with the members Of Mt. Ebo Baptist
church Sunday Miss Emile and lit
tie Roosevelt Mosley returned from
Breckenridge, Sunday accompanied
by their mother. Miss Josie S. High
tower entertained Miss Terrell. Mon
day with a six o'clock dinner. Mrs.
Dollie Howard and mother were
called to Weatherford at the bed
side of Mr.. Clemmie Garlands who
Is reported seriously i'll. Madalns
Minnie Mitchell, Massie Keith, Ruby
Wrenn. and little Pearl Johnson
are on the sick list. Messrs A. #.
beavers and John Adams went to
Tolar, on hunting trip, their
game was one rabbit. Misses Birdie
and Hazel Edwards left Monday
win Is home again visiting parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hail of Dallas
enjoyed new year dinner with their
mother. Messrs. p. w. Roe, G. w.
Keith, George Moore and w. M
Anderson entertained the "Y" girls
with a 1880 luncheon Sunday night.
sherman, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Jennie
Mae WILDLY. teacher of Lavera
school spent few days at home, this
week. Miss Octavia Brooks. Of Van
Alstyne, is visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Sarah Brooks. Recently,
Miss Thelma Douglass entertained
the Sylvia club with "Xmag tree.
Rev. J. M. Fountain, pastor of st.
John O. M. Il. church will wed
Miss l.. u. White OF Dallas, 3rd
inst. Rev. G.. II. Bell, former castor
here and now p. d., Oak Cliff dis
trict will officSlte. Rev. Fountain
ans bride will return here 9Th inst.
a few friends were royalty enter
tanned with New Year eve social re-
past, giveh by MrP. ]. w. Ward
at her palatial residence on e. Grif-
fin. Contest and kodaling amused
the distinguished guest for the
evening. The menu consisted of
salad course, shrimp salad, hot
chocolate, cake and home made
candy. Mr.. higgins Moore and
Mira. Mamie He ywood were Iuited
in holy bonds of wedlock at the
curt house last week. Mr.. Price
Woodrie now OF Dallas visited rela-
lives here last week. Rev. G.. w.
Hill, former pastor OF First Baptist
church In MOUND ILL.,, occupied pull
pit night 2Sth nit. at Harmony Bap-
list. his wife accompanied him.
While here they were the guests OF
his son. Rev. Harrison Eli and
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