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

and B. Y. p. U. were good at Bethle-
hem Sunday. The pastor preached
excellent sermons. MI II. G. Price
left Monday for Boley where the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge convenes.
Temple.--Mr. Henry Ross of Hemp
stead was found dead last Sunday
evening at the City supply house. Az
ter an unsuccessful attemp was made
to find his relatives, his remains
were laid to rest in the city cemetery
Monday evening by Undertaken Z. L.
G. Brandford 80
Mrs Ada Gardner Of Bolton passed
away last Wednesday at her home.
Funeral Services we're held Thursday
evening. from the second Baptist
church The deceased is survived by
a brother, two sisters, and other re-
latives. Her remains was laid to rest
in the Bolton cemetery by Undertaken
e. l.. c. Branford.
Mr.. Hildred Blackstone, age 26 years
died August 10th, and his remains
YVES prepared for transportation to
Brennan by Undertaken l. L. Moody.
His remains was shipped last Satur-
day for interment In the Brenham
cemetery. The deceased is survived by
a mother, sisters and other relatives.
The last grand lodge session of
the Supreme Union which convene In
t4ampasas few days ago, Mr.. s. M.
Rollins, one of Temples most promi-
nent citizens was elected granu svO-
Rotary.
Mrs. s. r. Scott, after visiting her
parents III Smithsville, returned horne
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, and
Mr.. Clifton l.. Brewer motored to Wa
CO and Marlin last Sunday, and re-
ported splendid trip. They ha the
good fortune Of making the trip In re-
cord time, without single accident.
They left TEMPLE Sunday morning at
$500 o'clock. and returned at 700 O.
clock p. m. on the same day. Mrs. B.
l.. Hallmon after visiting frietnds in
TT. Worth, returned home last tuesday
Mrs. Lilly Simpson after six months
stay in Los Angeles CAL, has return
ed home. Mrs. w. M. Owens of Ma
dagorda was guest last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Hornsby of So. 18th
street Miss Devault has been con-
fined to her bed. but is improving at
this writing. Mrs. Little Smith, and
little Miss Louis Monk Johnson,
are touring the South. Mr.. Robert
Hines of Waco spent Tuesday in the
city visiting Miss Devault of So. 9th,
street Mrs. Berna Mae Thompson of
Denison was guest last Sunday of her
mother, Mrs. Tula Rivers of &c. 18th,
street DR.. and Mrs. Lucas were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Smith
DR.. Lucas and wife are citizens of Wa
co. Mrs. Eta Hill of So. 18th, street,
after visiting friends in Waco, return
ed home last week. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Smith, Mrs. Emma Wright, Misses
Fannie Mae Hill, Addie Devault, and
Mr., E. ]. G.. Brandford took a mid
night hike last Thursday night Mr..
Marshall of Waco was guest last week
of his nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Anderson. Miss Sadie Roberts
was guest last Sunday of her I'M
Gle and wife Mr.. and Mrs. james
Lilly, Mr.. u. L. G. Bradford, and Miss
Addie Devault took inner last Sunay
at the home Of Mrs. e. M. Hill of SO.
18th street. DR.. Geo. G. Flemmings
of Marshall has taken up practice
here in dentistry. Mr.. c. E. ]. Watson
OF Ennis is representing the National
Life Insurance Co. Little Miss Susie
Mae Hert, and her little brother Ho-
ward, of Austin, are spending a few
days with their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Pierson of SO. 10th
street. Mrs. Delthenia Brown of So.
10th, street, retprne home last week
after visiting in McGregor. Valley
NILS, and Waco. After visiting friends
and relatives in Oklahoma City, Wit
chita Kan, and Omaha Neb. Mrs. A.
j. Wallace and her son A. ]. Wallace.
Jr., have returned home. Miss Gladys
Barnett of So. 9th street entertained
at dinner at 600 o'clock last We'd
nesday evening in honor Of Mrs. Os-
car l.. Cooper, Mrs. Webster, and Mrs.
VIII Lewis of TT. Worth. Mr.. o Sneed
of San Angelo enroute home, stopped
over last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Wallace of So. 18th street. Mrs.
Edgar is improving after several days
illness. Mrs. Mary Hamilton is very
sick at this writing Miss Susie Nc
Gennis of So. 18th, street is III at this
writing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martinez
returned home after three months
touring in Arizona, Mexico and Cali
fornia in their ford car. Only three
blow outs were experienced during
the whole trip.
sherman.-The funeral of Mrs. Mol
lie Gooden, who died Monday evening
6 o'clock. 21st inst, from stroke OF
paralysis OF brain at home OF her
daughter, Mrs Maggie Childs. 7Os
Northeast street. was attended the
afternoon 28rd inst, at Saint James
M. E.. by Rev. w. H. Purnell Mrs.
Estella Bell Of Texarkana. Texas
another daughter was at b,r he'd
side when the end came. Mrs lane
Smlth or Denton, a sister is present
Mrs: II. D.. Taylor and little baby are
VISITING relatives In Pilot Point Mr..
fnc =: Iaeum and little daughter, Miss
lucy maxine Tatum left night Of
18TH FOR st. Louis and Detroit, Mich.
ne to be gone for two weeks, she
TO remain In st. Louis to attend
school. Mrs. Mollie mckenzie is So
}ourning IN Los Angeles. Calf. Mr..
Los Angeles. Calf, his future home
Mrs Willie Baker of Chickasha
Okla, Is visiting Mrs. Peariie John
son. Miss Marcellus Collins has re-
turned home. Rev. A. l. White oc-
Chapel A. M. o.. IN absence Of Rev.
g. H. Bell and delegation who wels
IN attendance at Honey Grove to Bon
nam A M. e. Sunday School Conven-
ton. Mrs: Pearl Culberson is So
Lewis Culberscn has returned from
yisit Of relatives In GreenviiIe. MIS-.
sally vaughn and daughter Miss An
ME Weaver Vaughn have moved TO
Sulphur. Okla. Mrs Mary Alexander
side with her son, Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
Huntiey. Mrs. Jno, Washington Is
siclslisted. DR.. ]. D. Goodson has had