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

other friends. Mr. w. r. Yegte
and Miss Carrie M. Tramble wer,
quietly married at her home. Mr.
Is. s. Shanklin is able to be al
again u resume his work. We arr
delighted TO note this fact
Cause. jan IL. Xmas and New
Year have como aiiu gone and lef
pleasant memories. Mrs. Felix Big
gers and sons of Hobar. Okla, visit
cd relatives last week. Mr.. Cyrus
Clemmons left Saturday for Nortf
Texas. to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. II. N. Tidewell who has beer
quite Ill Is cOnYalescence. Mrs. San.
ders and mother Of Plum, visited
her father, last week. Mrs. Me.
lisais Curry of Brennan who has
been visiting her father left Sat.
urday for her school. Rev. Harder
preached for Zion Hill congregation
Monday night. Rev. Rucker passed
through en- route to his church Sat
urday Mrs. Pearl Dawson is home
again. Miss Lula Lydia is in Cause
visiting Mrs. Smile. Mrs. Bennett OF
Hearne passed through Sunday en-
route TO her school.
Hon. T. M. Belts, OF Dallas visit
ed our town Monday night and
spoke to US, in an appreciable man
ner. He brought a wonderful mes
sage of instruction and hope and
left lasting impression. We hope
he will come again. Mrs. C. K. Ben
nett. teacher of Six-mile school wor-
shipped In Cause, Sunday. Mrs. Ar
ME Epperson has been very sick
since Monday. Sunday was high
day at Zion Hill Baptist church.
Sunday school was well attended
and shows steady improvement.
The superintendent, Mr.. George
Thompson is wide awake young
man. Rev. w. s. Barker was at his
post and preached two inspiring
sermons. One addition. Collection
$34.S0. Rev. VIM. Harris, pastor
OF stephens Chapel A. M. e. church
came In Monday evening and moved
his family TO his present charge
at Cotton Gin. wish for them sue
cess In their new field OF labor
Mr.. ]. u. Mackleroy of lakewood
was visiting In our town Sunday,
he guest Of Mrs. Pearl Lawson.
The couple was all smiles. Little
Miss Florence Price left Friday for
an indefinite stay with her sister
in Corsicana. Miss Allie Mae Da-
Wis and Mr.. Andrew Swift were
united In the holy bonds OF matri-
mony. New years evening. We wish
them happy and successful Yoy-
age on the matrimonial sea. She is
one Of our talented and highly re-
spected yoang ladies' and we feel
that she deserves the best Of life.
Gainesville, Jan. MFRS. Edna
Young has returned to Duncan. Ok
lahoma. Mr.. A. Horn has returned
from Dallas. Prof. A. J. Kirkpatrick
OF Sherman was in the city last
week. Mr.. Ed CopeIyn is improving
his home. Mr.. John Wilson has
moved into his new place OF bust
ness. Miss Pauline COlquit enter
tanned her friends last Friday night.
Hot chocolate and fig newtons were
served. Mrs. Rosa Jouls Is Ill. Mrs.
e. Childs 10 improving. Mrs. Vivian
Ward Is Ill. Mr.. l.. 3. Dawson is Ill.
Mrs. Ulra Wilson has gone to TT.
Worth Mr.. Willie Adams Is home
from Wichita Falls. Messrs. Jack
son, Blackmon, johnson went out
hack riding and hunting Friday.
they were very successful, In kill
ng eighteen rabbits, ten squirrels
Ind twenty quail. The deac0ness
II Mt. Olive Baptist church enter
aimed at the residence OF Mrs. VIII
Friday afternoon. After the business
Meeting was closed delicious menu
vas served, which consisted OF hot
hocolate, fruit salad. Ice cream and
IKE. Fifteen deaconess were pres
MT The Cooke County Afro-Ameri-
an Asaociai'1n held It's annual ses-I
on. Jan. 3, Il p. m, in the au-
it0num Of the G. M. II. church. The
resident Mr.. Jesse Marshall made
plendld address. Remarks were
nade by Messrs. H. Graves, l.. M.
'urley. Pete 1Brunson. Rev. w. L.
mith, and Mrs. w. Burwall. 1.-THE
God work Of the administration. +"
.fter the business was transacted
ie cream and cake we're served.
)fflcers elected for the ensuing
ear were as follows: Jesse Mar
hall president; Cephas Stone, vice
resident: L. u. Davidson. secretary;
lobert Riddles, treasurer. Mt. Olive
baptist church. Sunday was a high
ay at Mt. Olive BAPTIST church.
'astOr s. ]. Brown was at his post.
he Sunday school and .. Y. p.
!. were we'll attended. The young
ien's and women's missionary So
lety was organized Sunday. Off
ers elected as follows: Miss s. w.
ilddles. president Of young wom-
ms department. w. M. Nicholson.
Ice president; Alice Myles. secretary
nd @. Wilson, treasurer. Officers
lected for the young mems depart
nent 10 fellows: H. I. n. TIack-
lon, President; H. H. Jacks0n.
lice president; s. s. Stonta, Sec
etary; Rufus Johnson, treasurer.
Cowanville stop, Jan. l2.TLe
I. Worth District Council convened
4 session with st. James A. M. y,
hurch. December 20. The devo-
lonAl service was led by Presiding
'lder. J. A. Jonea e1sisted by DR..
T. 8, Sims ad brother Morgan.
he opening armOn WAS delivered
y Rev. A. q. Scott ef Denton, Tex
3. and the same was we'll outlined
M ful1 NJ nnurar 0r DURHAM lad