The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-26


is invited. Mr.. ]. M. Pinkston of RuslS
! was a brief caller in Ponta last Fri.
day. Corn and Cotton crops are fairly
good here Mr.. w. N. Fuller Of RuslS
visited in this section last Saturday
and Sunday. Returning home Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Horace Hardeway Il
sick listed at this writing. Rev. DR.
-. g. Young held his third quarterly
| conference at Plain View Nj. r.
church on the 18th. and 18th inst
family at Holly Springs last Saturday
and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Tom CleayL
er OF Craft are visiting here this week
Mr.. Cleaver will help the ginners
mere THIS season. Messrs. @, G. and W.
Massie worshipped with Mount Olive
4 last. Sunday. Farmbers are gettine
ready to gather the fleecy staple here
which seem to be opening fast.
MlneoIa--Last saturday morning Mr.
Glass Ragsdale sustained a severe
injury while working at the Mineola
Box Factory. The various Sunday
Schools and services were excellent
sunday A revival running for the
church Sunday. Mr.. Charlie Wheeler
was injured at the Mineola Box fac.
tory few days ago. Sick list: Mrs
! annie Deary Mrs. d. Taylor. Mrs
Mary Petite, Mrs. A. B. Hollis, Mr.
Jim Hunter, Mrs loretta Blair. Mr
Jack Lord Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Miss
Ida Walter. all are reported inn
1 proving TO the delight of friends. Mrs
| and Mrs. Walker gave barbecue
entertainment at their residence sat
uruay night; this was reported an
interesting affair. Mr.. Lawyer Jack
I son has returned from Dallas, last
week. Mrs Jones of Waco came In
the city last week. to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Flewellen. Miss
~ Willis and little Lera Hawkins of
| 10 la a..
to visit her sister. Miss Jewell Rick
ard of this city left last Sunday for
/ Dallas to visit for while after which
/ she VIII leave in September for the
| western University, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. A. Il. Hollis and mother return
ed from Fort Worth, whore they have
| been visiting their daughter and sis
/ ter, Mrs. N 10. Jones. Mrs, l.. r. Wal
ter has returned from Pittsburg, where
fshe has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Gray; Miss Ware Walter her little
daughter accompanied her. A number
OF young men and women went to
/ Walnut Springs Sunday afternoon TO
attend the revival Another party of
young men and women went to Muddy
Creek to attend another revival IN
progress at that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank johnson gave party in honor
] OF their grand daughter and the inter-
! mediate girls and boys were in at
tendance. Mr.. Gran Walton of Wichita
falls, was in Mineola last week; he
motored over and was accompanies nv
lady friend. l.. B. Kinchion, Grand
Lecturer and Acting Grand Chancellor
of the Pythians of Texas was in the
Z city visiting the Golden Link Lodge
| NO. 100, on the 18th inst Mr.. Jesse
\ Spencer formerly of Mineola, now To-
Gated at Greenville, passed through
J her home en- route to Palestine. Mr..
/ Spencer is a member of the X of p
mere, and had the pleasure of meeting
his lodge and Grand Lecturer Kin
chion.
WeatherfOrd-Servic were well at
| tended at the various churches sun
day. Mrs. King left for Pueblo, Colo,
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
and Mrs. Stafford and rejoicing at
the arrival of fine baby girl. The
Daughters of Tabor Installation was
a unique affair. Mr.. Frank Simmons
went to Fort Worth, for a ten days
! stay. Mrs. Walker left for Abilene.
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
and Mrs; Youngs motored to Fort
! Worth. Miss Nicey Brooks is the
I pleasant guest of Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Jones. Mr.. Walter holland and Archie
Smith went to Fort Worth. Mrs. Sarah
Rucker was the guest of Mrs. Young.
Rev, Hutcherson and wife were the
pleasant guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter, Sunday. Mrs. Isaac Johnson is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan; he ar
rived last week from Chicago. Mr.. H.
l.. Harper left last week for Abilene.
Mrs. Tulie Smith is on the sick list.
! Baby Wheeler is reported improving
to the delight of friends.
Pittsburg.--The rally at st. Paul
Baptist church was success. The
sum realized was three hundred ana
some dollars. Pittsburg. was delighted
to have Bishop w. d. Johnson of the
Tenth Episcopal District of the A.
M. e. church Of America. A banquet
was given for he and wife at st.
leadership of Mrs. Hattie Boyd with
Rev. w. r. Beamer pastor. A pro-
gram was the feature of the night.
The following participants were nance
": The Bishop was introduced by
Elder Younger, presiding, of the pitts
burg District and his wife by Mrs.
70. L. Lillard. Welcome address in
behalf Of the Steward Board of said
church mentioned above, by Mr.. James
w. Birts. Song by the choir. We'll
by Mrs. Nellie Thompson. Then music.
Welcome address in behalf of the
ministers of the city by Rev. s. Whit
low. pastor Of the C. M. L. church
Solo, Mrs. e: Lillard. Paper, Good
Sitizenship: Mrs. L. A. Henton Of
Prof. G. d. Baker. Reading by Mrs.
A. l., Whitiow. Address of welcome
from Rev. T. M. Chambers of ST
Paul Baptist church. After all of the
program was rendered the Bishop and
wife responded in their own way.
was served to all the visitors and
friends. We were reassembled next
morning at eleven o'clock services
to hear the discourse Of the Bishop.
His sermon was quite logical. after
the sermon c. Dyke Baker delighted
the audience with a solo with Mrs.
Willie Jackson at the instrument,
What a Glorious Time was had"
Mrs. Isabel. Misses Wilman. Lena
Bell. and Master A b. Baker. Jr.,
tives and friends. Mrs L. A. Henton
s. e. Terry, Rev. A. w. Walker. Louie
Serrell left for Dallas for the State
B. Y. p. u. and Sunday school Con-
vention to attend Mrs. Lille VIII
liams and children left for Dallas,
erly Of this place has been visiting
relatives here and left for Dallas.
Monday. The sing song practicing
at ST. Beaulah @. M p. church Is the
success. Let us all join In. Mr.; Will
Missionary land OF st. Beaulah c. NJ
e. church vas entertained by sfrs.
Julia Williams, Friday night. Quite
a pleasant stay was had. Dinner was
served at the Box factory by Pine
Bluff Baptist Ladies'. MIS-. Tennie
She vers Is erecting a beautiful edi-
flee on her lot for rent. Mrs. Aim
ME Taylor-Lockhart and son are in
the city visiting relatives. Rev. S.
Whitlow left today for Winnsboro. to
run revival. DR.. and Mrs. Crump
to Longview last Friday
evening to attend house party, re-
ported nice time.
Dodd City.-The A. M. e. Sunday
school was well attended Sunday. Lit
tie Miss Blondean Brouder and G.
Nance lett Tuesday evening as dele
gates to the Sunday School Conven-
tion khich convenes at Honey Grove.
Rev. George Sim left Saturday for
Colbert, Okla, to fulfill his appoint
ment. Little Genomay Phillips Is still
improving to the delight of her