The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-08

The right Rev. Bishop Quinn of
Austin, spoke at the st. John Baptist
Episcopal Mission Sunday night to
la nice crowd. He delivered fine
ard practical sermon and confirmed
four persons. This church has prn-
chased 3 lots in the Herndon Addit-
ion where church and school will
Ne erected later. Mrs. Jesse Warref
ST., went to Terrell last week on
business. Prof. N. e. Branham who
has finished successful month
school term is spending vacation
lat home.
Bartlett.-Sunday school at all
churches. There was excellent SER
vice at the M. e. church Sunday
night; both spiritually and financi-
ally. Christian Endeavor at the c.
M. E. Church Sunday evening and
was well attended and enjoyed by
all. Rev. ]. v. B. Coins, p. E., of the
Temple District passed through here
on his way to Davilla to make his
Quarterly visit. Rev. Jones was at
at his charge in Granger; had ex-
cellent Sunday school services. At
11:30 and s o'clock and were good
both spiritually and financially. Mr.
B. H. Grimes, Supreme Shepherd
Of the A. o. p. of Texas made his
Auunal visit last Friday and made
an excellent lecture which was en-
joyed by II who herd him. Mr.. VIM.
Lyons is mixing some improvement
on his pdace. Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Hansford has moved back home
again and wants the express to
read to be up with the latest Miss
Francis King is here from Fl Worth
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom King. We are glad to see
the home folks come back. Mrs. !
Bette Simmons of Granger was
here Monday attending the lodge |
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Green of Holland |
left Monday for home after visiting |
her sister Mrs. Robert Williams. Mr.. |
Jos. NJ. Kimble was in McGrsgor
last Sunday. There was a picnic in |
Holland last Saturday nd the Bull
Dogs plyed Holland and the scores
were ga in favor of the Bartlett |
Bull Dogs. Sick list: Mrs M. Mayes,
Mrs. Sallie Thomas, Mrs. Mary Scott. |
Mrs. Blanche Brown and Mrs. Theo.
Williams and we hope they will
soon recover. Mr.. Chas. Davis
has returned after
visiting her daughter in Temple.
Read the Dallas Express and keep
wise.
Husk.-Sunday school good at all
churches Sunday. Rev. Ragdale at
his post Rev. Jack Henderson filled
the pulpit Sunday and preached au
excellent sermon Rev. M. Hollis
was with us Sunday. Sunday night
Rev. Ragdale delivered a wonderful
sermon to a large crowd Mr.. A.
Harris is still very i'll and has been
on the sick list more than a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Jacksonville
spent Saturday and Sunday in Rusk.
For the first time this year we were
glad to have at church Sunday, Prof. |
w. B. baltimore up with us. Rev.
S. Barnes was called to Alto to the
he'd side Of his sister; found her very
Ill. Quite a number of Ruskites
to Alto Sunday. Tie dinner
given at the Baptist church on the
10Th of juno met with quite a sue
cess selling all of their meats
brought them net a handsome sum
to report the church. Rev. Small
lost child Friday which was laid
to rest Saturday Mrs. Alice Stapeland
has returned from Como. Tomatoes
are still coming in but the prices
has declined until the growers are
realizing very little profit The crops
Is probably not more than half
marketed. Should the price increase
shipments will continue for two
weeks. Up to the present time rs
cars have been loaded and shipped
from Rusk aside from the Express,
More than $4,000 has been deposited
in the two local banks from tomatoes.
Mr.. L. T. Bogus. coming young
man; we should feel proud of him
he has finished in the city school
here, and is now the head of the
Juvenile here. He is taking great
part with the young people, and
invite one and all OF THE Juvenile
IN Sunday evenings.
BeltOn.-Mrs Katie Durall of Smith
Vile. Texas. one of the Deputy Dis
.rict M. N. G., made an annual visit
% the Households and delivered a
splendid address. After adjournment
ce cream cake and soda water was
served. Saturday night, the oath Inst.
me of Belton's most popular couples
vas quietly married at the =. M.
Parsonage. Mr.. Sam Murray and Miss
Iannelle Hamilton; both ar active
md servicable young people Of Mt.
ZION church. Miss Hamilton is
graduate of Bolton High school, 1922
lass. Ceremonies performed by Rev.
n. B. Scott. Sunday evening at
,clock few friends we're invited :
o the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. !.
dcGee to meet young man whom /,
vas their guest; after white cake .
nd banana cream was served. Miss :
Pauline Gilmer entered the parlor
With small basket beautifully trim
ned with canary ribbon and holding
bout is nuts fld in those nuts was !
small slip of paper with letters :
IN each piece to be put together !,
which announced the marriage of
heir daughter, Miss Christine MCGEE !.
o the young man who was their !.
uest; Nh. Lee Wallace of Calvert,
'exas, Sept. End, 1921. Miss MCGEE !.
fter being quietly married in TT. :.
Worth: took the train for Quindaro, !,
lansas Institute and is graduate ! !.
{ 1922 class of the Literary Dept. !
Ir. Wallace is a student OF Meharry :
and will finish as !,
in 1923. The happy couple y
ST for TT. Worth the night of the y
9Th. Mrs. Wallace's many friends Il
fishes them many good wishes. The =
evival of Mt. Zion church closed :.
unday night. Among those who were y !,
rought to Christ was Mr.. Jessie u
eyes a man of "a years of age :,