The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24

Taylor.-The Negroes or Taylor and
! Williamson County had one Of the
create i celebrations IN the history OF
the city. An excellent parade was
staged and passed through the main
parts OF the city. Prof VIM. Ander-
son of Smithville, was the principal
speaker of the day. Much credit Is
due the following: Lloyd Robinson,
Tom Newsom, Mrs. ReDecca KICKS,
Rev. Butler Rev. p. II. Jackson and
4 many others. including Isaac Hicky
and Rev. q. W. Anderson. Mr.. H.
Franklin has one OF the fastest base
ball teams that has ever been or
ganized here. They have not lost a
game this season. The third ami
versary of Rev. P. II. Jackson held
4 last Sunday at Mt. Arie Baptist
Church was grand affair His con-
gregation and friends presented him
with a handsome purse as token OF
their appreciation of his splendid serv-
ices during the past three years. Mr.
1 Henry Thomas is making some Inn
provements on his home. Mr. i. j..
Kicks has recently enlarged his bust
ness in order to take care Of his grow
| ing trade. Rev. l. Grayton baptized
one Mrs. Raleigh Sunday and occupied
| the pulpit in the Christian Church
! Sunday night. Rev. IT, e. Campbell
has just returned from trip through
the central part of the State. The
mission that he was on was preparing
the several churches FOR tire conven-
ton in Aug. He reports the work in
fair condition. DeWalt and Yelling
ton Cleaver sons of DR.. ID. I. Cleaver,
left Friday night to spend few days
with grand parents In Ponta. Craw.
ford Price, the son OF Principal 0. l..
Price, is handling the Express for the
Cheaver boys. Crawford is a hus-
ting boy.
Ferris.-This day is being highly
appreciated. A free dinner at Bristol,
| eight miles of Ferris, reminds us OF
the early celebrations. Those good
people deserve credit for their hos
pitality. The X. & d. of Tabor was
ably preached here Sunday by Rev.
Scott OF Ennis. Palmer Lodge turned
| out with Ferris Lodge. One Daughter
Davis was overwhelmed by the spirit
and doctor was called. Rev. George
A. M. +. Evangelist, preached here
Sunday morning for Rev. Prince. He
Is a power. The pastor preached at
night Sunday Schools are growing
In the city. The M. e. people attend
ed quarterly, conference at Ennis Sat
urday and Sunday. Misses Louise and
Annie Lee Clark have returned home
! from school
anchville.-Services were well at
tended at the Second Baptist Church
Sunday. Rev. Prince, pastor, was at
his post. The f. !. s. had their an
nual thanksgiving services Sunday
evening at $3.50 at Little River Bap-
fist Church. Rev. Princes sermon
was well delivered for the same. The
18th celebration at Maysfieid and Port
Sullivan were somewhat hindered on
account OF rain Messrs. Ben Collins
and George Smith of Waco, celebrated
the 18th here with reIauves; also
Mines. Alberta Smith Williams and
Dona Philips. Mr.. j. A. Motley OF
Cameron, passed through Branchville
| Monday. Mr.. Frank Polk spent 18th
at Bremond. Mrs. Bertha Walton mo-
tored to Cameron Saturday with
Woodroe and George Burnley, where
they will board the train for Oklaho-
ma City, the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Burnley. The en-
! tertainment given by the Daughters
Saturday night was success. Mrs.
Robinson, Annie May and Ida Lee
Woodley of Houston, spent last week
here with Mrs. Sallie Jones. Mrs.
. Toor;< rTtnxrIo,. f.c,,, BORT Sullivan fpnE
4 10Th in Cameron. Mr.. Luther Lloyd
of Waco, is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. Fdd Burnes and wife are visiting
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Pratt OF Port
Sullivan. Mrs. Nora Famon and
daughter, Lizzie, are visiting relatives
in Mart. Mr.. Billy Foster and Miss
Turner were married Sunday night.
Rev. Holly officiated Mr.. A. w. Liv-
ingston made flying trip to Dallas
q few days ago.
Belton.--The people of Bolton and
Bartlett, Salado, Lampasas and other
adjoining places met at the Willburn
and Shepard Park and celebrated
the 9th Emancipation. The celebra-
ton was managed and carried out by
the K. of p. lodge of Bolton. The w.
H. and f. Missionary Society Of the
Temple District met in Temple, Texas,
on the 18th inst, and was reported by
| the delegates, Mrs. L. L. Robertson
1 and Mrs. R. e. Moore, to be success
/ full session, presided over by the presi-
dent, Mrs. l.. B. Kinchion. Mt. Zion
I'M. E. Church is running revival;
\ much interest Is manifested In the
1 hwru ou L nt
| pastor, and assisted by the pastor of
Waco. Mrs. v. S. Robertson and little
4 daughter have returned from visiting
her husband. Rev. " S. Robertson,
\ who is pastoriLs, in Vancouver, B. G..
| She reports the condition of the coun-
/ try fine, but Texas for her. Mrs. S. e
Harriss OF Uvalde, is in the city, at
tending to business Miss Katie Full
4 ton, who has been teaching in Austin
has returned home. Mrs. M. Anderson
Of Dallas, is here. visiting friends.
Lawton.-Mrs. Hattie Thompson,
State Missionary gave lecture at
/ Bethlehem church Mrs. Mary Johnson
passed away on the 14th of June
after long Illness; she was buried
| Saturday from the home. 109 Airing
ton st. The Dtrs. of Tabor held their
lannual SERMON Sunday afternoon at
q o'clock at Galilee Baptist ch rch
4 Ms. Tom Rowland Of IT. Worth,
Texas is in the city visiting relatives,
The Sunday school and B. Y. z. w.,
wa. well attended at Galilee Baptist
church Rev. Strawther preached at
morning and night services. The Sun
day school was good at the A M. ~
church The pastor was at hrs post
and preached at all services. Mrs, l..
A. Houston lefs Saturday for Dallls
on business. Mrs. Fannie Price left
! for Dallas Sunday to visit relatives
and friends.