The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06

in the meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weems motored to Rusk Sunday to
visit his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Williams entertained few friends
with whist last Tuesday night honor
ing Mines. Parker Willis and Tuer-
ner. The players were refreshed with
punch. The Tyler, Outlaws played
two games at Jacksonville last week
winning both of them. Mrs. Ada Lang.
ston and Mr. Anderson Stokes visited
their brother, Mr.. Ed Stokes at Big
Sandy last week. Mrs. Matte Walton
entertained a few friends last Tues
day evening, complimentary to Mrs.
Parker and Mrs. Wills of Ohio. De-
licious ice cream, cake and punch
was served. Mr.. Chas. Martin passed
away Sunday morning at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Jack Jones' col
lege Heights Mesdames Beulah Deese
entertained Mrs. Willis and Parker
last Monday afternoon at Peoples Drug
Store with a drug store party. Mr..
Tom Rose who Is working at Jackson
vile visited here recently. There was
a large carnival in the city last week,
had several new attractions. Thous-
ands OF people attended each night.
Texas College is now having its COM
mencement. large number of out
of town people are here. Among the
number is Bishop Cottrell, of Ten
nessee DR.. Vaughters, Houston;
and Mrs. Spencer. Jacksonville, Texas.
and many others. Mrs. Annie u.
b. Rose of Houston is here visiting
her family. Last Monday night, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
was almost destroyed by fire. The
contents were nearly all saved. Mrs.
jamie Williams is indisposed Mrs. Big
gers and Miss Lois Brown and others
OF henderson motOred over last week.
Mr. Archie Evans has opened up his
cafe on South Broadway and is now
doing first-c class business Mrs Will
| lie Jackson of Dallas is here visiting
relatives and friends. The ladies Sc
nior club met with Mrs. Tom. Mrs.
Hattie Bledsoe has returned from
Greenville where she accompanied her
little twin grandsons, home. Mr.. Hem
derson Calhoun, who has been work.
lbrClllllllllJ, ,9mento rs HTS HTSAA
ing in Louisiana. has returned home
Mrs. beatrice Perry left last Mon
day for Houston The church is in
n series of meetings on summer Kamp
street.
Cuney.-Sunday School and b. Y. p.
| Y. was both well attended at Rock
Hill last Sunday. Quite a nice pro-
gram was prepared for Mothers day
Hon. Fl. l.. Price, who has been con-
| Quoting a drive for the X. of P.'s at
| Wichita Falls came home last night
and reports a most successful drive.
taking in 140 into the fold of Ply
thianism. Prof. J. l.. Hamilton made
flying trip t. Brushy Creek to visit
parents and friends. Quincy ball team
lost two closing contested games to
the Sand Flat team last week. Mr..
gressive farmers of Quincy is now a
regular reader of the Dallas Express
The best farmer need the best pa
pers. Mr.. w. C. Dauson of Quincy,
| from this week. He will soon be
/ back to the joy if his many friends.
| MIR. A. l.. Lane of Jacksonville,
spent sunday here with friends,
Prof. A. j. Jessie spent few days in
the city.
Mr.. J. L. Ewells attended the board
at Pleasant Hill, Frankston Sunday.
Quite a number of farmers from
Church Hill, Larissia and other COM
munities were here last week to get
Mr.. J. T. Powell, Prof. j. l.. Ham,
| ilton, Mr.. S. N. Nelson and Mr.. w. ID.
Thomas made business trips to jack
sonville this week.
Mrs. Anna Billings who has been
sick for several weeks is up and
able to be out Of her house again to
the delight of the friends. 1t is
reported that the Neches river has
reached the highest point here since
| 1908 Water covered the public road
gradually falling now. Much interest
! is being manifested in the tomato
industry, this week as they are now
blooming and must be cared for. We
of potatoes, May 15. Quincy Is tast
coming to be the truck center of
Cherokee county. We have one of the
best shipping markets in the, united
Ill. Quincy is dertmined to have
high school for this year and will be
satisfied with nothing less.
The young people of Quincy will
stage the. Slab Town Convention in
the near future for the benefit of the
$50 bushels of cotton seed this sea-
son.
Grapeland-Sunday.. school. was
well attended at all churches. Servi-
ces were held at Mt. Zion Baptist CHI
urch. Rev. l. S. Stevenson preached a
noble sermon. Mt Zinc school closed
Tuesday, Prof Fleeks principal, and
Miss Arabella Hicks, Assistant. News
was received that Miss Minnie Wilon
Who left few days ago for indianap-
oils Ind, on arriving there was MARI
led TO Mr.. Walter McMurry of that
city. Her many friends wish for tn
EN- happy voyage on the sea of Mat
rimony. Misses Pearl and Espanolia
Teals closed school at Cedar Branch
Friday. A splendid program was rem
dered Thursday and FRAY night. Miss
Marietta Hicks attened the school clio
seing at Lovelady Friday Prof. Geo.
Hicks and wife teachers. She returned
Sunday night accompanied by Miss
Louise Johnson of Livingston who
will spend few days with her. Little
Miss Eddie Mae Bryant spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with the repor-
ter. Prof. Lee Johnson was Crockett
visitor Monday.
Fmnklin.-Sunday school was good
at all churches Sunday. Supts. and
teachers were at their posts. services
were ideal with Shiloh. Rev. Jones
delivered two strong sermons. Mrs.
| Winfrey Riley and children, after a
pleasant stay with her father at Mar
| lin, has returned home. Miss Ethel
! Haley of Witchata is guest of her
mother Mrs. Sallie Blocker There
will be a bucket entertainment Civ
en- at the hall on the LIST SATURDAY.
night, The Public is invited. Mrs HUI
bert Bradix's sister from Reigan. sp-
ent the week with her. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Terrell, Miss Jewel Robertson
and brother were guest of the Dun
sons Sunday. Mrs. Benny Ann Boone
of Hearnc spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Ferrell Rev.
mannangs of Hearne was here a few
hours Monday. Miss Erma Edwards
was the guest of Miss Wilma Brown
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brown.
Mrs, NJ. d. Robertson, and little Miss
Erma Edwards and wilma Brown,
mortered to Bishopville Sunday. Miss
es Ruth and Kate Harris were guest
of Miss Emma Edwards Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. R. s. Edwards were guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Jackson
Sunday.