The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-10

brunette attended the funeral of their
father and grand father, who died at
waxahachie, Texas Sunday Rever-
end S. L. George assisted Rev. s. M.
Graham in a revival at the NJ Il.
church last week Messrs. Hilman,
Saddler and George Rutr spent
few days in Commerce last week Miss
Mable Lyons OF ROxton, who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. T. S.
Ryce left Sunday for Roxton. Mrs.
Augusta Thomas of Dallas Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Lue Wilson. The
musical given by Mrs. Mona J Vaults
of Dallas was enjoyed by all. Miss Ka-
tie E. Bakers school exercises last
Monday night at the c. M. Il. church
was grand. Mr.. Robert King of Mexia
was in the city last week visiting
turned from Needlis, Cal. Misses Thel-
derbell Punche and Ollie Davis have
returned from Wiley university. Mr..
II. Phillips has returned from Bishop
College. Mrs. Amanda Elliott VINO
has been very i'll is improving slow
". Mr.. viii Griggs and Mrs. Ger
trude Kendell were married recently.
Rev. Ransom is conducting a meeting
at the Apostolic church. Miss RUBY
Jacob of Clifton is at the becsIde OF
Jones, Mrs. A. l.. chatham, Mrs. Julia
Coleman, Prof. and Mrs. j. j. Burnett,
are attending the X. of p. Grand
Lodge at San Antonio. Mrs. Hortense
Frame Robinson and little son OF
Colorado are in the city visiting their
| parents Mr.. and Mrs b. Frame. Little
Wilma Brown entertained his
! schoolmates last Tuesday with a
party. The little folks had merry
time. Salad. stuffed eggs, ice cream
1 Mr. lie d.
| ing his vacation at Beaumont.
IngO.-Sunday School at Shiloh Bap-
fist church was not very well attended
Sunday, a whole lot of our church
people would rather spend 10 hours
at these Saturday night frolics and
| hours at the Sunday evening base
ball game than to spend one hour sun
| day morning in the Sunday school
studying and rehearsing the Bibie
quite a number of our church people
are losing their Christian influence py
the places they frequent. Mr.. Ben Wat
kins and wife were visitors in the
home of the reporter Thursday.
Messrs Louis Monroe and Thos.
Brent attended church at New Beth
lehem Sunday. Mr.. Jackson Laws is
Jones visited their sick father at
Pledger Texas, Sunday. Mrs. Maria
Howard was a passenger on the West
Bound train Sunday.
ArdmOre.-The churches of the city
were well attended Sunday. Miss Ell
len M. Watrous left Monday night
for Chicago to join her mother, Mrs.
Julia Common, Friday was field day
with the students of d. H. s., miss
! Lloyd Watson was crowned queen OF
May. Miss Watson is a senior. The
/ graduating exercises were mad Mon
| day night, there were eight in the
class: Misses Gladys Currie. Effie
Hurt, Exzetta Walker, Lloyd Watson
and Dorothy Williams, Excel Jones
and Rex McAfee.
Mrs Flora Thompson who has been
liu for several weeks, is improving
at this report. Mr.. Willis shelton OF
Paris, Texas, is the guest of Mr. i
NJ. Crisp Mrs Alpha Houston left
Wednesday night to join her husband
in Augusta, Kan, guest of her moth
err and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
f street N. r. Miss Majorie b. Hill Of
Gainesville, spent few days in the
city as guest of Miss Exzetta Walk
err Miss Walker is now guest of Mis-.
Hill. Miss Blanche S: Walker is nov
spending a few days in Wichita, Kans
Mr.. Charles Wesley Graham also Oti,
are now home after attending George
r. Smith college. Mr.. John AustiI
has purchased a Nash Six. The ban
uuet given by the K. of 2. Lodge No
l, was a grand affair. Mr.. Thedor'
Kenyon is home after months sta.
in Bishop College, Marshall Texas
Mr.. Charlie williams is spending a few
days in Gainesville, Texas. Mrs. DIR
III. W. Smith spent the weekend will
relatives and friends in Cola, Okla
Observation-Disclosures were well at
tended at Sweet Home A. M. Z
, church Sunday. Rev. H X. McKa!
was at his post. The entertainment
quite 6 success. Rev. l. D. f. Saddle
, was at his post at Thornton, Sunday
Mrs. Cora Reed Is very sick at tn
, home of her mothers, Mrs. Julii
Green. Branchville Camp No 212 will
have their anniversary Sunday. Jun
IL at Sweet Home A. M. e. church
Everybody invited. Hon. Geo. W
! Sledge of Cameron made his annua
.. visit to Providence, Thursday night
The ball game between Brancnvill
, and Calvert Junction. result an
/ in favor of Branchville. Rev. Co
/. was at his post at Port Sullivan
Sunday, services good.
Mr.. l.. c. Posey visited his daughters
|, Mrs. A. Boney at Calvert. Saturday.
! Mrs. A. E. Polk was a delegate I
the Grand Lodge at San Antonio. Sicl
list; Mrs. Bertha Collins. Mrs. Golde
, -of Hearne, the mother of Mrs. Cath
| crime Polk spent several days visiting
! in Branchville.
; GiImer.--We are very much In sympa
! patty with the parents of the lyle
Outlaws. Gilmer paid tneIr neart
/. felt thanks !, to the deceased by fur
nishing them with nice long pro
: cession on the way to the cemeter,
The big left-hand pitcher will have t
! learn to throw with his right hanC
! Our best re- pect TO the friends q
the Tyler on laws. We are placing OF
: pitchers Jones and Author, under
year sentence for throwing Tyle
4 Outlaws such unlawful balls. Tn
i scores stood S:6 in favor of CLINE
i High slippers. Sunday. Quite a mum
+ Der of visitors from Tyler came owe
: to witness the game.
: Calvert.-Mrs. Jimmie Crow DUNLAP
! is sick at her residence in West Cal
: vert At this writing she is still unde
: the care of physician. Hon. II. ]
J, Ford of Houston spent Sunday il
: this city the guest OF his uncle, PROF
2 A. H. Minis; while hore ne converse,
i with many school mates. Mr.. Jas
: Dorsey OF Dallas is IN the city look
q ing in the faces of friends. Cottol
: chopping is now paying laborers on