The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-14

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ton Station, $3.50 1S; Cowanvillt
Circuit. $50 ~, 10; Point Circuit
SIS IL, 1S; Gainesville Circuit. $55
is IA: Coffe Mill Circuit. $40, s.
10: Dalworth Circuit, $50. 8, 10;
5.adonia Mission, $50, s. 6; Lake
Como Mission, $12. 8. 6; Wendon
Lewis. $25 S, 6. J. Corney, sec
rotary and reporter
MARLIN Jan. 12.--The Washing
ton Undertaking Co.. has enlarged
their place OF business considerably
They have purchased d new hearse
and lowering device for burial pur-
poses. They are very well prepared
for the business in such a way as IL
worthy of commentator to theii
calling. Oil has been assured or
the west side of the Brazos River
lookout property owners. Mrs. Phil
Carroll's son, Moses has been con-
fined to his bed for some few days
Mr.. Robert Tainey and wife OF Pine
Bluff. Ark, have been spending q
few days in Texas, visiting their
uncle. Rev. r.. b. Black. ST., and
other members of the family. They
left Friday for Tyler, Texas, and
other points before leaving the
state for Arkansas. Mr. Shed Mozee
is reported seriously III as we go
to press. We hope for him a turn
for the better and speedy recovery.
Rev. G. l.. Humber Is much improved
and has returned to Normangee to
begin school work. Mr.. Sidney Brig
ham, Jr., has returned to Washing
ton, ID. c., to resume his work after
spending q few weeks with his rel
atiyes. Mr. Jay Bird White has
bought fine car and he is spending
his idle time enjoying himself. Mr..
l., Choice has erected a neat little
car house for his big car on George
street. Mr.. T. l.. Sodis has bought
n fine piece OF residence property.
well improved on Commerce street.
Mr.. Allen Stewart has place his car
In service again. Mrs. d. G. Vim
cent Is seriously III on Falls St.
Services were good Sunday at all
Of the churches. Rev. Jennings was
at his post and was at his best last
Sunday and the spirit ran high.
Marlin is now fully supplied with
good preachers. The meeting for
men at the First Baptist church
| Is growing in much interest and
much good is being accomplished.
DR.. Brown of the M. e. church made
splendid lecture to the men on
last Sunday evening, also did Prof.
Washington. Brother Yarbrough, the
conductor of the meeting is full of
hope for success with this mems
meeting. Mr. Jim Hoyse has return
ed from New Orleans, La. The
doors of the various churches stood
ajar and the people poured in to
witness the words of the Lord. DR..
Flemings preached wonderful SER
mon at highnoon. Dr.. Il. w. Brown
OF the NJ. f. church handled the
people with power and in the after
noon he and a number Of his mem
bers were present at the First Bap-
| fist church to witness the mems
meeting that was staged for that
time. Prof. Washington delivered
the most masterful lecture ever
witnessed in this city during this
meeting and spoke In the highest
terms OF his pastor, Rev. Flemings.
Rev. Flemings is elected to repre-
sent his people at the World Con-
yention OF Baptist thai Is to convene
in England in the near future. DR..
Brown was honored with the chair
mans sea at meeting to be held
at First Baptist church Sunday at
3 p. M, to devise plans to send
Rev. Fleming to this meeting at
London, England. Everybody please
meet the B. Y. p. U. at D. m.
The Wise Owl club entertained
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Nichols on Thursday evening,
December 20. In honor of the
newly weds. Mr. and Mrs. l. Z.
Gibson. The beautiful home was
a secene of beauty and mirth. The
time passed quickly and as the
wee sma" hours we're approaching
all departed expressive of a most
enjoyable time. The Wise owl
Club wish for the newly WEEDS q
happy voyage on the matrimonial
sea. A delicious punch and cake
were served. Music by Stems or
chestra.
Marlin, Jan. IA very pleasant
new years reception was held at
the fine bungalow If Mr.. and Mrs.
C0nley on Williams street. Although
Mrs. Lula Conley was just recover
ing from severe attack OF la
grippe she was a fine hostess. An.ong
those present were the following:
DR.. Grant, our genial and popular
Mr.. Winston Elias. the
prominent tonsorial artist and hotel
Mr.. Foster Lard, our
philosopher and phil
Mr.. Will Conley, ster-
ling business man and philantropist;
Prof. VIM. Edwin Smith of New
Mexico; Mrs. Susie Gaines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huddleson, Of Marlin; Miss
Maggie Evans Of Palmer; and Little
Roe Alice the bright two-year-old.
jackson lille, Jan. 12.-Rev. c. H.
Carter, pastor Benson Chapel G. M.
y. church preached splendid SER
mon at the mornings service to
large and appreciatlve audience, des-
pite the unfayorahle weather. There
were three additions to the church.
Collection $22. Mr.. Ike Mosley Of
Tyler and Miss 9'ommie johnson
were married Jan. 5th, at the home
Of the bride. Rev. Carter, officiated
We hope for them q happy sail in
the matrimonial sea. The Invlncible
OF Kansas City, Mo-, iayed
to capacity houas at the G. AZ. y.
church. Thursday night Jan. 9Th.
Mr.. Elma Walls and Miss Mary
Cross were married January 6. Rev.
7. B. johnson. OBLIGATED. We are
hopeful and predict for the contract
ing parties a successful aais. Mrs.
Lillian Thomi a,I OF Dallas, spent
the holidays visiting her daughter.
Miss Lena lotion. Miss Lexie Price
and father III Tyler Gre In Che city