The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02
AC TEPLARS ARE GUESTS OF BEAUMONT in 18th GRAND LODGE

daughter, Thelma, left Saturday for
San Antonio, where he has accepted
position as pharmacist in one of the
leading drug stores. Dr.. Turner came
here in December from Monroe, la,
and accepted position in the PEG
pies Drug store. They made many
friends while in the city who regret
ted very much to see them leave. hut
wish them success in their new field
of labor. The newly weds'' of which
Mrs. Turner was member, gave
a neat little shower prior their ieav-
ing. Mrs. Mack Little John left last
Wednesday for Marlin to visit her
husband who has been there for some
time for his health. Mr.. John Rafler-
ty has returned from Larissa where
he went on business and is very i'll
at his home In Tyler. Miss Georgia
Tyus of Washington, Ark, is visiting
Miss Francis Warren N. Border Ave.
Miss Tyus is the youngest daughter
of Prof. Tyus. She finished at Lanes
College. class 1922 and has secured
a position in Jackson. Tenn. Mrs.
Mary Garrett and Master Jim Ed
wards of Dallas who has been visiting
her grother, Rev. Ed King, left Satur-
day for Terrell after v1rp pleasant
stay in our city. DIR. and Mrs. Crump
and little daughter, Charlotte, formely
of Denver but now of Pittsburg, mo-
tored here Sunday and formed par
ty including DR.. W. i. Warren and
wife, Misses Reid and Nichols and
went to Galilee and had a big time.
Miss Jessie Gladys Sparks left SUN
day for Green River, to spend the re-
mainder of the summer with her bro
Their Sunday was great day with
some of the rural churches. A mule
that was driven TO jamestown drop.
ped dead Immediately after he got
there. Just ais the Deacons were lin
ing up at st. Violet church to take up
collection a Mr. Ad. Bell knocked
a Mr.. Lance Hill in the head with a
single tree, killing him off. He was
regaining consciousness but yet in
danger. Mr.. Joe Jones who was Sc
riously hurt few weeks ago wh3n
he fell from the new hotel but is
Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Price and
Miss White of Hawkins. Texas, the
Price brothers of Dallas, motored over
last week and was guests of relatives
and friends. Mrs. Mary Briggs ac-
companied them back to Hawkins tC
attend the revival. Mrs. Ida Davis has
returned from Mckinney and Dallas
Miss Willie Barrett is in Malaroff
Master j. c. Long is indisposed.
large crowd witnessed the baptizinf
lat st. Louis Sunday. The grandest
and SWEETEST affair of the season was
the picnic given by the Mystic Four
last Friday at the long bridge, Neches
River. There were sixteen young
folks in number who met early in
the morning at Miss Zephie Caswell's
and filled q truck and was on their
way to the selected spot The diver
sions of the day was fishing, playing
games and dancing on the bridge
They kodaked extensively, "watcl
the movies for their pictures. They
were chaperoned by Mesdames. Cas-.
well. Warren and Senate Out of towr
guests who enjoyed tn eouting were:
Miss Tyus of Ark. and Mr. Blackstei
Mayfield of Kansas City, Mo. The new
ly weds met at the resident OF Mrs
Mabel Ross last Thursday evening
The business part of the evening was
ommitteG and an enjoyable program
was rendered The remainder of the
evening was spent in playing game
An appetizing menu, consisting Of
cherry nut cream. angel food cake
md
meet the next time with Mrs G. e
Terry. Mr.. j. e. Long Sr., motored
to Winona Sunday to see Prof and
Mrs. Benson. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Warren Reid and daughter
Miss Poarlie and Miss Nichols Mr.
and Mrs. Boyse Cooper entertained
a few friends last Thursday night
honoring Miss 1'yus of Ark. It was
a modern affair.
Ennis.-Mrs Mamie Atkins and
daughter left last Monday night for
Los Angeles, California. Mr.. Atkins
accompanied them as far as San An
tonic, Texas. They will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in the West
Mr.. j, C. Bird, the brother of oui
popular townsnan, ]. H. Bird, spent
a day in Ennis last week. Miss Geo
Sheriff., the efficient clerk at the Pro-
gressive cash store and her sister
Mrs. Ida, will spend the week in Dial
las attending the convention and con-
gress Rev. Rogers, the Dallas Express
agent, made a flying trip to Dallas
last week and visited many of the
enterprises owned by our race. He
was highly pleased with the Dallas
Express plant and is encouraged. Rev
Il. l.. Lockett, Mrs. Lockett and Miss
Annie Shelly, left Sunday night fol
Galveston to attend the B. Y. P. U
congress. Church services ware well
attended Sunday at all the churches
j. L. Johnson is spending his vacation
in Denison. Mrs c. Moore left fol
Galveston Tuesday. Mr.. Tommy
Sweeny is still confined to his room
Cotton picking has begun in this
community and everything lr9ks IA
vorable for good yield. Now listen!
Pay your debts, buy your wood for
the winter. Put in plenty of provi-
sions, buy plenty Of clothes for win
ter and shoes for yourself and youl
family and then put in the bank one
half OF what you have left. Prof
Lawrence Lister and his wife are IN
the city visiting their parents. Law
renee is model young man and the
youngsters of today would do well to
emulate hirn. A clear christian gentle
man, well trained and highly educated
one of the best this community has
produced yet and we feel proud Of