The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01

at the palatial home of the president,
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton, on the South
End on the beautiful shady lawn. All
was nicely seated and opened in a
unual form of opening. This being the
birth place of the club, also the begin
ming of the End series. All were over
joyed seemingly. Fifteen members
answered to roll call, one out Of town.
After completing routine of business
the hostess served a regular o'clock
dinner, consisting of fried chicken with
bread and lemon pie, ice cream with
cherries and assorted cake, cocktail
and iced peaches and nuts. Adjourned.
Next meeting with Mrs. l.. II. Miller.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton, president; Mrs.
Nicy Larkins, secretary; Mrs. Matte
Walker, treasurer; Mrs. Laura H. Mil
Ter, sewing directress, and reporter,
The Progressive Aid Club met juno
goth at the home of Mrs. Laura Miller
with the president in the chair. Aftor
q usual form OF opening with Mrs. l.. H
Miller as pianist, the president then
called for the committee reports. Mrs
Nicy Larkins was reported sick, the
club donated her $1.00. After all bust
ness the hostess then served 3-course
menu consisting Of oyster cocktail with
crackers, fried chicken, salad on les
tuce leaf with bread, ice cream and as
sorted cake, fruit. Next meeting with
Mrs. B. Williams, M. Hamilton, presi.
dent Nicy Larlkins, secretary.
MarshalI.--Rev. Harrison, pastor Of
Gallilee Baptist Church has pitched a
big revival of 10 or Is days. Thus far
he is meeting with success. Rev. New
ton pastor at Mallilieu NJ E. Church
is meeting with usua lsuccess in his
revival. some additions. Many of the
colored T. & p. hands went back to
work, some'250, many souls made glad,
there is more to follow. We are glad
to see them back at work. We hope
there will soon be a full force The
following persons will represent the
Odd Fellows and House Hold of Ruth:
Mr. Frank White, Elevation Lodge No
1885: Lieut. Col. p. f. Dennis. Grand
Lodge No. 25 meets in Dallas second
Tuesday in August Delegates to the
Pilgrims Grand Lodge, which meets in
Cleburne 4th of July: Mrs. Levie Will
liams, Mrs. Volney Lacy, Mrs. VIM.
Breashears, Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. Caleb
Smith, our undertaken. does not seem
to improve very fast Mrs. Cary Davis
is critically i'll at her home on Com.
press street. Miss Bessie May Thomp.
son writes that she is improving nicely.
She has been fishing three times since
she has been home. With this rapid
Improvement she soon will be able to
join her many friends in Marshall.
Mrs Ellen Sparks returned from
Houston, where she spent several days
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Sparks has smiles all over his head
and almost ready to laugh A very
pleasant day was spent by the students
andguests of Mrs. L. H. Williams Musi
cal Club on last Wednesday. An old
time river side fish fry was given on
CYPRESS, Just below Bakers bridge.
Miss Abilene Williams of San Antonio
and Mr.. Claud Organ of Denison. were
present and joined in the Joy of the oc'
casion Mrs. Mayme Jones of Dallas,
has been a guest of Miss Helen Taylor,
her sister, for the past 3 weeks, and
was royalty entertained last Wednes-
day by her mother on Baptist Hill.
Mrs. Jones left for Dallas Friday. Read
the Dallas Express, delivered at your
door Phone 775. Send news of your
home.
Gilmer.-Gilmer District Board No. 3
met with Gilgal Baptist Church Friday
and Saturday with very good repre-
sentation Of officers and delegates.
President A. w. Wright seemed to be
az his best and carried out the pro-
gram to the letter. Total amount col
lected $41.50 Sunday morning serv-
ices at Gilgal were good. At o'clock
the Loyal Friends of America assem-
bled for their annual Thanksgiving
services. Prof. e. ]. Owens, in his own
eloquent way extended words of well
come to them and Pastor Howard
preached a soul-sterring sermon; col
lection $1S.65. This order bears the
distinction of having at its head the
Vice National Grand Master in the per-
son of Prof. A. Ingram. Lords supper
was served at night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joha Pagan of Glenwood worshipped
with us Sunday. Rev. W. II. Hicks,
A. M. u. pastor, of Ore City Circuit
worshipped with Gilgal Sunday night
Little Andrew, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Dixon, received prompt pay
ment from the Christian Benevolent
Mutual Association, which is repre-
scented in town by Mr.. l.. Turner aud
Mrs. d. H. Watson, for a bad scald
received fe wdays ago Mrs. Sarah
Smith visited in Winns,oro last week.
Work on Mrs. Eliza Jane Cmith's house
is progressing nicely. Mr.. W A. WI
born, contractor. Quite an extensive
list of social gatherings is programmed
for the next few weeks. Same being
announced by Gilgal B. Y. p. u, Wash.
Il Court H. of j. No. 1877, and Club
Workers of the c. NJ. e. Church Rev.
Keaton reports splendid trip and
pleasant visit to Houston.
Rockwall.- Sunday school was well
attended at the Churches. Rev. G. w.
Nelson was at his post with large
congregation at the A. M. f. Church |
At 8 o'clock the Masons had their SER
mon preached by Rev. e. NJ Young
Sunday evening at $3.50 O'clock, Rev.
Nelson preached great sermon. text F!
taken from Rev. 6:17 and last verse:
For the great day of His wrath and
who will be able to stand" The Ma. |
sons had picnic on the oath and at |
night the installation. Rockwell and |
Farmersville crossed bats, score was 4
and II in favor of Farmersville. On
the 10Th the Jazz band had picnic.
Music was given by the band. Rock
wall and Farmersville crossed bats
score was and favor Of Rockwell.
Mrs. Deem Brown has returned home
from Dallas after visiting her mother.
Mrs Della Williams was in the city
shaking hands with friends and rela-
tives Mater M. d. Jedkins was kick.