The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24

CeaN%NAN~S
at II AM. At pm. Rev Bartlett
preached the Knights and Daughters
sermon one of the best sermons ever
delivered on such occasion Rev
Pickard was at his post at the c. NJ
e. church. Miss Alice Yaits is in
honey Is On Dallas on League bus
mess. Mrs. NJ. u. Wren is In the city
visiting also Miss Pearce Lane from
Dallas is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Minerwe Lane. Mrs. Della Raddie
was operated on last week and and
is reported improving at this writing
Little Miss Babylue Lizzie Yates
visited the sick last week. Mrs. B.
Gatewood Mrs Callie Henderson
was stricken Ill Saturday Christine
Smith was hit in tthe head Sunday
night while playing, INJURY not seri-
GUS. Mrs. Lener Jackson is in Honey
Grove this week. Mrs. B. GatewoOd
is reported improving very slow. Mrs.
Oracle Cole and Mr.. MILAN Butler
are in Wolfe City for the 18th. Mrs.
Lula Patterson is in Greenville Mrs.
Nellie Patilla is on the sick list this
week. Mrs. Beatrice Yates is in Sher-
man visiting her mother at the
Sanitariun.
Marlin.--Mr. Nose Carroll died
Wednesday, June 18th and was buried
Friday from First Baptist church
He leaves host of relatives and
friends to mourn his demise. Mr..
Chrystal Childs has returned from
1.-THE b. Convention ait Nashville; he
reports a brilliant session. His sister
Miss Mamie Loui Childs met him at
Battle, Texas by float route and
returned with him via. |. & G. N r.
r. Mr. Donald of Dallas is in town
organizing an association of the N.
A. A. G, p, and it is reported he is
making much progress. Hopeful
Masonic Lodge elected officers last
week and the same rooster of officers
were retained with two exceptions.
Mr. Yedell of Mexla was in town last
week in interest Of lodge which he
is attempting to establish through
out the State of Texas. Mr.. Harvey
Humphreys and others put over big
18th of June program at Lovers-Lane
a good time was witnessed. Prof j.
H. Childs and DR.. Flemming spoke
for the people at Commanche Cross
ing on the 10Th Too much can not
be said of these two gentlemen. Mrs.
Elnor Wright of Rosebud is spending
a few weeks in Marlin with home
folk. Mrs. Robinson and dauehter
left for Houston Friday NIGHT to
spend week with friends. Mr.. Ford
Carter left for Humble Friday to-
spend few weeks with relatives.
Rev. Jecse Rayford of Waco spent
few days in the hot water city
last week. Rev. Wyatt, Presiding
Elder of he NJ. II. church here held
successful conference last week.
Rev. Wyatt is from Austin. Rev
Oliver Of the Union d. church ran
very successful rally last week.
The Union Baptist people pulled eff
Il big nineteenth celebration at their
church. Miss Mable Childs is visiting
in Houston and San Antonio. Mr..
Green Bell of Perry died last Sunday,
He was a member of Hopeful Masonic
Lodge. Porter Undertaking Co., had
charge of remains. Prof Johnson of
Conroe, Texas led Miss Alice Flores
to the Matrimonial altar. Monday,
June 10Th. 1t was a brilliant affair
Many valuable presents were presen-
ted. They left for Conroe, the Prof
fcssors home. Miss Flores was one
of Martins most charming girls.
Success Club.
The Success Club was entertained
In the home of Mrs. Fred Brown,
Tuesday afternoon with the following
present: Mesdames. ~ Edward, Men
ter. Lomah: X. c. Jordan. Jno
Bryant, Glass. N. Lander, NJ. McCil-
Ions. ]. S. Graves. Rev. M. B. Brown,
NJ. Ellis, s.. Miller. The house was
attractively decorated in roses and
nasturtuims. Tlate favors with ice
punch was served. The afternoon was
spent In contests and unique stunts.
Mrs. j. S. Graves. Reporter.
ROckwall. Sunday school was we'll
attended att all churches Sunday.
Rev. Randall was att his post and
preached an excellent sermon at II:
80 am. At $3.50 the Daughters of
Tabor met met at their hall and
marched ito New Caledonia Baptist
church, there they rendered nice
program to to largo congregation
instructed by Rev. Randall At 9:l5
Rev. Randall preached great SER
mon. The Loyal Friends of America
held public INSTALLATION at their hall
Friday night, after which refresh
ments was served all present.
Mr. Arthur Perry got his arm broken
few days ago while playing ball
and he was carried to Dallas for
Medical treatment. Mrs Ora Kittrell I,
and Mrs. Dean Brown left for Dallas
to visit her relatives. Rev. Tom
Giyens of Commerce was in the city |
last week and preached at st. Paul
A. Nj. e. church.
Sunday scnool is still inn /
proving. The teachers are doing their !
best Collection Sundas 1854 Miss
Annie Mae Dean returned from Weett |
Point, Miss. WHARF she spent two
sessions iii Mary Home Seminary. |
This young lady was reared up in
New Zion Sunday school is now a
burning light; and we welcome her
home again. The Knights and Daugh
tiers of Tabor held their annual
sermon by the Rev. Hobbs OF Paris. /
Rev. Davis filled his appointment al
Mt. Zion and preached two excellent
sermons. Mrs. G. L. Nelson was car
ried home by her daughter for her
health and we hope this change of
climate and location will do her much
good. Miss Estella williams Is visit
ing her Uncle in Culnhur Snrinps !
I. M. Martin met with the misfortune
Of having his trunk opened and $500
taken out while the home people we're
absent from home. Mrs Leon Jones