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


old of I'll East Avenue c.. passed
away Tuesday evening Aug. 2sth.
at his home. Funeral services we're
held Thursday evening Aug. Both,
from the Sth street Baptist church of
which he was a member; Rev T. E.
Geo. oficiated The deceased Is sur
vived by wife, one daughter, two
Sons, and other relatives. lnterment
was made in the City cemetery by
Undertaken z. L. G. Bradford, under
the auspices of the Supreme Union
Grand Lodge. 4
Mrs. L. e. Payne entertained with
a social in honor Of the Temple Cho-
raj Club last Thursday night at the
home Of Mrs. N. T.. Hornsby 406 So.
18th street. Games and music were
the features Of the evening; cake and
cream were the refreshments, and
nice time was enjoyed.
Mr.. Chas. Westbrooks a well known
citizen Of Temple. left last Tuesday
evening for okmulgee, OKLA. to live
with his sister, and make same his
future home. At this writing. Mr. Sam
Stringfellow Of So. 9Th. street is
sick and confined at the Santa Fe
hospital. Messrs H. C. Anderson and
Clifton l.. Prewer returned last Tues
day from Dallas at which place
they were called on business. At this
writing Mrs. o. f. McCray of So. IL
street is ILL., Mrs. Goldie Ward who
has been in Muskogee, Okla, for the
last six months, returned home last
week to take up her school work. in
the city high school. Mrs. Tom Stiff
was called last week to the bed side
of her sister at Celest. Mrs. T.. H.
George Is i'll at this writing. Mrs. w.
l.. Worlds was called last week to the
bedside OF her mother at Winchester.
Mrs. Brown of Prairie View and Mrs.
Patrick of Corslcana were introduced
last Sunday at the 9Th Street Baptist
church, They are here to attend the
Teachers Institute which convened
in Bolton last Monday morning, after
which they will take up their work
here in the city school. Mrs. Annie
Hansburgh is visiting relatives in
lakewood. Mr.. W. L. Worlds is able
to be up after bein Iii during the past
week. Mrs. G. p. Robinson, and Mrs
]. C. Robinson Jr. entertained Rev.
and Mrs. A. @. Harris pastor of Mt
Zion Baptist church with a Midday
dinner last Thursday. The menu con-
snsted of fried chicken with cream
gravy, spaghetti with cheese. fresh
string beans, candied yams, stuffed
pickles and celery, waldorf salad, ice
tea, pine apple cake, and green and
red cherry punch. After dinner suffi-
GENTLY partaken of, the hostess and
guests took spin over the city for
about an hour; winding up on Bru-
nos Hall after a very pleasant eve
ming enjoyed by all. Mrs. NJ. e. VIII
liams Of Bartlett, organizer of the
Ancient Order Of Pilgrims was in the
city last week in interest Of the order
While here she stopped with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Faulkner OF So. 18th street.
Mrs. r. w. Williams of Georgetown
was guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guy of So. 18th. street. Mrs.
Robert Wells. after three weeks stay
in Mineral Wells, returned home last
week Miss Ethel Laws OF Cleburne
is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
S. Resell of So 9th street. Mr.. Oscar
Hunter left the city last week for
an indefinite stay. Fritz Pannell, and
Miss o. v. Tatum were happily mar
ried last Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Pulliam's. sister of the bride,
Rev, l.. NJ. Sanders officiated, Mr..
Walter Hill of w. Avenue Il. is able
to be up after a weeks illness.
Mineral Wellss-Owing to the ILL
ness of Rev. ]. NJ Bolding, the A. M.
u. church held no preaching but pra
yer services and convenient meet
ing was held. Rev. H. c. W. Robinson
p. c., Of Little Baptist church preach
ed strong sermon. The contest at
the First Baptist church between Miss
StellaM ae CUTLER and Miss Ellabeli
Pickard was won by the latter There
are 8 to 10 people leaving city each
day. Mrs. Maggie Thomas was called
to Mexia. Texas to attend the fune-
raj of her brother who died there
last week. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Boykins
who has returned home. Miss Lillian
Porter who has been in the city for
several months left for her home in
Waco by auto. There is great deal
Of sickness in the city and our ply
waiting to mako all calls just as he
has here before. DR.. Shallouhorne
Is a race man, we need more men
like him in our city. P. II. Jackson,
the old reliable reporter Of the Dallas
Express, was in TT. Worth last week
for a few days on business but re-
sican, DR.. Shallaub0rne Is ready and
turned Saturday in time to deliver
the paper as usual. Mineral people
now say they have one of the best
reporters tho Express affords. Mrs
Mary Davis left for Calvert, Texas
her home after spending some time
in our city. Mrs. Annie Brown who
has been in the cit yreceived a tele
gram thai her husband was very sick
and she left at once for her home In
Waco to be present at his bed side.
Mrs. Annie Wilkins and her son
who have been here visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. anu Mrs. Ben WEIGH
returned Sunday to their home il
Dallas. Miss Viola Williams after be-
ing i'll for several days Is able to be
up again. There, was ball given
Monday night at the X. of p. Hall
by Mr.. Ed. Brown OF TT. Worth. There
were also auto excursions furnished
by him from TT. Worth to Mineral
Wells There were lots OF young men
and women from here who attended
also in ut Worth last week. Mrs.
A. Biglow is visiting relatives In
Sulphur Springs, Texas. Little Miss
yelmer McMillion has returned from
Greenville where she visited her
grandparents there.
Keltys. Sunday school is progress
ing at ALL the churches. A nice crowd
time. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd a
fine boy. Mother and baby are get