The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-09

up her work In the nigh school MISS
Donna Everhdrt & visiting frisnds
danghter Miss Ovaria Steward spent
the past, week in Fort Worth. Mrs.
Sophie Malone entertained with luu-
cheon having as her guest Elder s.
ma White and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
Sorry 70 report Mrs. Henry Johnson
and little daughter very sick. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Wright are also on the
sick list. MI. Galloway Mathis - re-
haa Just completed her magnificent
two-story building on East Cotton
Street, which stands as q credit to
the citizeus OF Longview and the peo-
pie Of he's race. Madam Jeffcrson'e
management Of her business IN ca
tering 70 give satisfaction to all Gus
toners. A party OF young people
motored 70 Marshall, Sunday to spend
the day with Miss Cleola Wheatley
Sheppard's sanltarium and Is reported
doing nicely. Mr.. James Waldron has
erected cozy little home for his
mother on South high street. There
VIII BE- an entertainment given Friday
Sunday School Sorry to report Mrs.
Manday Perkins not doing WELL Mr..
Herbert Mckinney spent a few days
In the city. the guest OF his family.
Mrs. Ernest Waldron and Mrs James
Portley left for Beaumont, Texas.
Wednesday, morning
crahdaIi. Sunday school was we'll
attended. services were grand Rev.
Graves preached a noble sermon after
which he and brother VIM. Rowe, a.
p. Pool. Johney Bates. H. Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy all motored over
to Mount Aria. where Rev. Grove has
lust closed successful meetice and
he baptized fourteen. sixteen addi-
tions IN all, Rev. Groves was called
to pastor that church. He has three
churches now in Kaufman county.
Rev. VIM. Dixson and wife have REL
turned to their home in COrsicana,
Mr.. Wallace, Peter have returned
home from a visit to relatives and
and Mrs. @. j. Groves has returned to
their home In Malakoff We ore glad
to see Mr.. Arthur Hubbard Is back
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Dyas Of
Milligaf Texas. We're guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenza Franklin. last week
reports they had an enjoyable time
Mrs. Bailey won In the contest at Mt
Arie. she. having raised s1L0O and
some cents.
plnDo.--Service was fine Sunday.
Rev. Menogan was at his post and
preached splendid sermon Sunday
School. also was well attended. Mr..
T. II. Gseen picture show Is In oper-
alton again and was wen enjoyed
Saturday night Prof. William Is get
ting along nicely. has been IN for
Sunday, Plano beat Mckinney 8 to
1. Mr. Johnnie Wright. pitched a
real brand OF ball all the way through
Mrs, Rev. Russell Is enjoying a visit
by her daughter and grand child. Mr..
first bale OF cotton in this county.
he received 20 cents.
corriennn.---afrs. Eva Bonner Of Me-
S Kinney Texas Z here w visiting , Ssr
p. It'll avenue. Mr.. Fred Jones Of 1895
East 9th avenue Is doing very nicely
having been In the hospital for sever
al weeks. Mrs. Missouri Rodgers Is
visiting her grand daughter Mrs
Mrs. Geo. Sparks Is home again after
spending several weeks visiting rele-
tlves at Chandler and Temple. Okla
She states that her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Casper at Chandler. Okla. has
lum left Sunday. Sept. 5rd en- route to
beaumont, Texas, to begin her school
work there In the city school. Mrs. s
j. Dellum. her mQther accompanied
Mr.. s. J. Dellurh. Mrs Edna AIcDon-
aid, East 9Th avenue and Mrs. Harvey
Williams. East Collins street Is home
from trip to Dallas Mr.. Chas. Wills
Of Mexia Is visiting Mrs. Emma Smith
East 18th and Mrs Ada Jackson, East
lawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. James shaw.
East 7th avenue returned home trom
dallas. Monday. Rev. Scott OF Ennis,
Texas, was here Wednesday night In
interest of the United Mutual Wood
mems lodge. Mrs. Rachel Balew, y.
7th avenue Is Improving her home.
Mr.. Henry Hedgspeth WIS here Sat
urday to see his son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs a. II. He tgspeth. MT.
and Mrs. Wade Anderson. Who have
been residing at SIG e. 5th avenue,
left Friday for their home at Manor
Texas. Mrs. Moseley OF Dallas Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Annie Blue. East
7th avenue. Mrs. Dave Jones OF the
West Side his returned from a TIP
TO Dallas also Miss Ruth Taylor The
city High School opens here Monday,
nth inst. Sick list. Mr.. Henry Al
ford, East 5th avenue. Mr.. Henry Al
len, Mrs. W. NJ Buchanan. East Col
lin street. Mrs. Fleta Bell. South lzth
street Miss Mamie Rhodes South It'll
street. Mrs. Seline Masters, North Side
Mrs George. 705. East 5th avenue.
Mr. Square ELI got one foot cut off
at the Navarro cotton oil mill COM
pany, Mr.. Ras. Thomas and Miss VIII
lie M. Norton were united In matri-
mony. Sunday Sept 3.
FIeur DE LIS Club Notes.
On Wednesday last Miss NJ J. John
son entertained the Fleur de us
Club on the beautiful lawn OF mr.
home on East 5th avenue. The presi-
dent Mrs. Perry, presided. The meet
ing opened by singing the club song
nnd repeating the Lords praye The
minutes Of PREVIOUS meeting reed ana
adopted. Much business OF lmpor-
lance was disposed OF. During the
social hour refreshing eatabies were
Twelve members enjoyed the hos
pItality OF the hostess. Next meeting
viii be held with 4Mrs. O.. q Jones
Friday night at the home. Of Mrs
Jones was success. A full accfan
will be given in next issue.
First independents baptist Church.
Sunday School attendence was talt
could have been fairer. supt: Il Nor
gan was pr'esant and pres ding. two
teachers a. sent one tardy, Lesson
was good, reviewed by Supt. re-
marks by pastor, two visitors were
introduced 70 the school: Rey IN MAJ I,
Dallas, Texas. they were seceived cor
daily. Eleven o'clock sermon by the
Pastor, text Matt. Seek Ye Firs, the
Kigdom OF Heaven and Its Righteo1s-
ness ana All fnese thlnBs pnah De
Added unto you, Central thoughs
''The First things first 3. x. P. w.
attendance was fair, officers t,sa
teachers on duty. Eight o'eE0ck p. m.
Scripture lesson read by Pastor. sew
erai songs BY the choir then the rest
Of service was q good sid Tins cove
nont meeting. Many spoke to their
hearta content for the Lord We have
launched q rally campaign. We vii
appreciate any help from friendk
Missionary Society Is yet alive and
doing nicely. Star Light Band is pro-
crossing nicely
Rev. 4. l. Moore. Pastor.
Cooper Sunday was great day
with the { Derites on account Of the
Methodist convention which brought
more than 200 delegates to the city.
The doors Of every Home we're open