The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30

Bates of Wichita Falls has been in
town several weeks for benefit of
hot baths. Mr.. Wiley Clark and son
are preparing to do big things this
winter In the wood and coal busi-
ness. Mrs. Bruce Geralds has been
week on account of dengue fever.
Mr. Shade benson has moved into his
newly bhilt home on George street.
He says that he likes the change
very much. Mr.. Gus Geralds has SO
much work ahead of him to do until
he can hardly take time to eat and
sleep Mr.. John Battle came in from
the Kosse oil field Sunday. where he
has a splendid business. He says that
he is doing just fine. Mr.. Chaunay
Wade and Mr.. d. Waller left for STAN
ford last SundayMiss Theresa Ford.
Quincy and Kidd Washington will leave
for Tillotson College on the LIST of
Oct Cecil Moore and c. Campbell
will leave for Samuel Huston on the
End of Oct. We wish for them a
brilliant success. Martins pupils al
ways bring home the bacon. Mr.. Rich
ard Shaw is splendid farmer. He
made more cotton on the same amount
of land than five or six other farm
ers made in the same location, under
the same conditions
ton held a successful board meeting
at the County Tabernacle Sunday the
Gath, with a financial success. rails
ing $4,000, the Sunday School rails
ing $3.50 the churches raising the
remainder. At the noon hour many
well filled boxes and baskets were
in evidence and the hungry gathered
and verybody was pleased. Mrs. F.
A. Johnson, formerly of Rosebud, but
now of Ballhill had laden basket.
Those who spoke in praise of the
board were: DR.. A. l.. Hunter. M. d.
and the very Rev. Mr.. g. w. Will
lin First Baptist church was we'll
repre- sented by its members, others
took part. Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Berk-
ley. left Sunday for Atlanta, Ca,
where Prof. Berkeley will study for
the ministry and Mrs Berkeley will
teach in the city
GiImer.-Sunday was a financial
boom for Gilgal. Amount raised in
all departments of the services S95.23.
ticket to the association, having
raised the highest amount above the
fare. Her report was 1888. Miss
Maetta johnson, who has been i'll
for the past few days is improving.
Glad news that Miss Ora Mae Wells,
who entered Central high school,,
Marshall at the opening has made
well her grade. 9th and is doing
nicely in school. The C. M. E. Sun
day School Convention which met in
the members and friends of Gilmer.
The stork never leaves Gilmer un-
noticed for a single week. He lefl
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Avery. fine
boy; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Turner, q
fine boy; Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones'
aEA hrfer for
our new school house. The fathers
and mothers clubs are pushing the
work along with Prof. ]. B. Hawkins
leading. Little ]. B., Jr.. accompan-
, led his father, Rev. Prof. ]. b. Haw-
kins to his church work last week
daughter, Mrs Gertrude. Hawkins
Rev. Mrs. A. X. Hawkins and grand
children worshipped with Gigal Sun.
day. Five candidated were baptiseo
and fellowshipped into S the church Mc6;.,
Curry, Prof. T. M. Tidwell are at.
tending a tri-institute this week
which convenes at Giddings, Texas
Its made of Milan, Lee and Burlesor
counties. Mrs. Matte Ferguson Is the
sick list this week. Mr.. c. w. Perry
| opened good business here last
week. Mrs. Phoebe Cox returned
from Houston, a few days ago, where
she was called on account of hei
sick daughter, left her better. Rev
RucSer passed through town today
from White Oak church, where hi
made a hit as they were without I
pastor Miss Doretha Webster lef'
for Waco, where she Will spend the
winter in school. Messrs. Dee Hodge
and Bob Woodland did good business
last Saturday in their stores.
California.--Mrs Sallie Brooks
is at home Mr.. Amey Williams hai
returned from his vacation in Chi
cago. Mr.. John Zalin and brother
left Sunday in company with Mr.
/ George Calm where he will attend
Jarvis Christian Institute College
! Hawkins, Texas Mr.. Oscar GoodsoI
has returned home from Houston
Sick list Mrs. c. Deadmon, Mr.
b. w. Lawson, Mrs. ]. E. Cooker
Mrs. John Ford, Jim Burnley
BOnham.-Aliss Effie Higgs after
spending several weeks with hei
Auntie Mrs. Whitlow left for hei
home Mayetta, Okla. She was accom-
panied to GAINESVILLE by Messrs Ode
Mason, Mollie Stewart and Miss
Gertrude. Mrs. Matilda Anderson who
has been i'll for several months dice
Saturday and was buried Sunday
Her Father Mr.. Joe Miller Daughters
Mrs. Will A. Johnson Ella Chappe
and sisters Miss Katie Miller, anC
Mrs. Gestina Brown attended the fun
eral at Amarillo, Texas. There Il
lots of sickness here We have abou
twenty cases Of Dengue Fever al
are getting along nicely. Rev. w. II
Britton preached at the First Bap
fist church Sunday. Mrs. Bee Murph.
is visiting in Dallas.
i Abilene-Henry Jones. assisted b.
hin daughter Mrs. E. H. Dudsol
of Fl. Worth gave a house warming
in their beautiful new home Monda,
night Sept. 18th. Mrs. Anna John
entertained the Civic Club Frida.
Sept. 22nd with very deletabl
luncheon. After the business session
menu of pressed chicken, tomat
salad, crackers, fruit ice and lemo
cakes was served. Mr.. Willie Levi
gave a birthday party Sept. 23rC
Don't fail to see the Kid party a
A. M. r. church Monday night DC
End Many beautiful children Will b
! present. The Juvenile sermon wa
preached by Rev S. II. AleXande
at Bethel A. NJ f. church. Quite
crowd attended Collection S121'
Rev Hamilton of St. Paul NJ. !
church had a successful rally Sunday
Graham.-Mesdame Rivers an
, Marshall of Breckenridge were |
our mibst yesterday, They we're guest
of Mrs. p. NJ. Miller. Mr.. David Sam
: son of La, was N our city all la'
week. Services were held at Mt. Zio
; Baptist church Sunday and Sllnda
/ night Rev P. NJ. Miller. Pastor NJ
and Mrs. Charlie Brown made bu!
J mess trip to Jacksboro Wednesda.
! Mr.. Charlie Brown is on the sick lis
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