The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16

Donall Sunday. Mrs. S. ]. Fisher
guest of Mrs. L. H. Miller. DR.. and
Mrs. I. Y. Moore while passing
through spent a few days here as
guests of Mrs. A. L. Robinson. Miss
L. T. Bryant and little Eddie G.
returned after few days in Frank
ston. Mrs. Emma Richardson still
remains in a critical condition. Mr.
Adam Hamlet makes a new con-
crete floor in his building. The Mt
Providence Baptist people are en-
gagged in a great carnival. Plans
have been made by the Progressive
Aid club to run bazaar during
the holidays in X. of P. hall.
The Progressive Art Club after
three months vacation, re-opened
at the palatial home of Mrs. w. M.
Williams. the entire evening was
spent in social chat and new reso-
/ buttons were made by various mem
bers. The president, Madam Min
ME Robinson made some inspiring
remarks, then the hostess invited
the members to the dining rooms
where a three course luncheon was
served, consisting of baked chicken
with dressing, cranberry, fruit salad
on lettuce leaf, boiled custard with
cherries and loaf cake, after the
club adjourned. Another party as
following: Mrs. NJ A. Teel, Misses
L. T. Bryant and Wllburn, Messrs.
J. L. Jackson, r. and H. Hubbard
and A. L. Simmons were served.
All retired feeling good. Next meet
Ing with Mrs. Matte Walker.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton, Pres.
Mrs. Josie p. Wilson, Sec'y.
Mrs. Laura II. Miller, Rept.
LubbOck.-Rev. H. Brown was at
his post Sunday and preached a
soul stirring sermon, one that made
our hearts rejoice. Miss Marie
Green left for Bryant to visit her
father. Miss Luella Williams was
called to the bed side of her moth
er who was very i'll at Coleman. Rev.
Thornton is having few days meet
ing at Caledonia Baptist church.
Cisco.-Service at the First Bap-
ltist church was grand Sunday
school was attended at both church.
es. Elder McGrew spent night with
c. A. Culberson, en- route to hold
his first quarterly conference at
Eastland, Texas, a few of the Cisco
people attended church at Eastland,
yesterday. Mr.. Otis Kemble's moth
er, Mrs. Green Taylor from Reeds
vile, Texas is here at the home of
her son and also her two sisters.
Mrs. Willie Mcqueen of Fort Worth
and Mrs. Lille Byars of Martindale,
Texas. are spending a few days at
Mrs. Taylor's bed side, who has
been sleep for seven day. Mrs. Tay-
Tor is a member of the Holiness
church and thinks she can get well
without taking medicine Mr.. Nat
Kelly has returned from Brentwood
after spending few days with his
sick father-in-law and wife. Mrs
Lashleys cafe was crowded with cot
ton pickers, returning home. Mr.
Ross could not wait on the people
at his cafe Saturday night. Joe
Johnson's barbershop is the place to
get the Dallas Express. Mrs. Nc
Tntyre has returned home from Ste
phenville, where she has been visit
ing her sick sister. Mrs. L. G..
Cheek, G. A. Culberson, Mrs. Black,
Mrs Grason and others attended
elder McGrew's quarterly confer
ence at Eastland and the service
was grand, Mrs. Neicie Culberson
is improving.
Gladewater.-Sunday school was
poorly attended. Mr.. Henry Webb
has purchased an automobile. Mr..
Henry Freeman, Eddie Webb, Robin
Pinkston and Anthony Williams mo-
tered to Longview, Saturday. The
driver lost control of the car
and they plunged down an en-
bankment. no one injured. Mrs. ].
NJ Pinkston and children spent Sum-
day with Mr. G. S. Station and FAM
lily reports pleasant evening. Mis-
SEES Octavia and Pinkie Webb spent
Sunday with Miss Mildred McNeel.
Mr.. Roy Pinkston has returned home
gain, after 8 months stay in New
Mexico and Province. Rev. w. H.
Belchur and wife spent the day Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Pink
ston. Mrs. f. w. Webb was a pleas
ant visitor Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Pinkston The
reporter was highly entertained Sun
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Webbs. Mr.. Webb is one of
Smii h county's mort progressive far
mers. He raised $l300.00 worth Of
cotton, plenty of corn and feedstuff,
has already killed 700 pounds Of
pork and more pigs to kill when
ii gets cold. Mr. A. s. Station and
wife spent Sunday evening with Mr.
ands Mrs. A. 0. Pinkston. MRS, M. A.
Ross returned to har school here
after few days in Tyler with her
husband and parents accompanied
by Virgalee Fields. Mrs. r. G. Nine
tn and Mr.. Sam Lincoln are Going
good in the carpenter business. They
fhave a big contract now for Mr..
Collie, that will last until the mid
die of January. Mrs. M. E. Ross is
making good at Sabine school, this
year. She has good school bet
ter than we have had for the 2 or
3 years past New readers to the
Express: Rev. ]. w. c. Pinkston,
Rev. A. G. Pinkston, Pref. L. E..
Pinkston, G. w. Webb, G. S. Stallion,
F. w. Webb. Mrs. Colbert Jones
and many others.
AbiEene.-Little Herman Williams
got his leg broken at school
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Saw
age has returned from two weeks
stay in Van Alstyne. Mr.. and Mrs.
France, motored over from Sweet
water to spend few days with
Mrs. A. j. Harden. Mrs. Lena John
son is able to be up from spell
of dengue fever. Civic League held
its regular meeting last Thursday,
this club will give a parlor recital
at an early date. Mr.. Dan Beverly
killed yearling Saturday and re-
membered his friends with some
rafoo o,,kc DIV -