The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07
TEXAS TOWNS.

well attended at all the churche
Sunday Rev. l.. L, Holt delivered
two able sermons for Rev. c. H
Pugh while here to visit his sis
ter, Rev. Mrs. Pugh, Rev. Carmen
of Mt Providence filled his pulpit
also Rev. Davis, the new pastor o.
the Church of God. The two weeks
Fair at the Baptist church CLOSED
with much success. Mrs. Birdis
Williams returned after a few DAYS
stay in Kaufman. Also Mrs. Laura
Miller visited Kemp, ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Katherine Miller. Mrs Vir.
ginia Love and Miss Bryant two Of
the city teachers returned after
spending the holidays with parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson ot
Fort Worth, motored here to visit
her father, Mr.. Wiley Richardson,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leak
fine boy. Miss Minnie M. Miller of
Corsicana High School spent the
holidays with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Miller. Miss frankie Hamil-
ton of Palestine is here visiting her
brothers, Messrs. Ed and S. H. Ham
ilton. Mr.. Willie and Jno. Richard
son of Kerens were called to this
city to attend the bed SIDE OF their
father. Mrs. Ellen Pane of the
Sand flat community died after a
lingering illness and was buried
with Heroine honors. Stewart and
Carlton Undertakers had charge of
the remains. Mrs. Ella Reese and
Miss A. l.. Leake and Mr.. w. IT.
Richardson returned after a few
days visit in Dallas. Miss Artolee
Morgan and Mrs. Mabel Gustus went
to Kerens to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Wylie who was killed in Dallas
by her husband. Mr.. Fred Mcdonald
of Dallas is here on business. After
seven years absence. Mr.. Luther
Pendleton returned here to visit his
little son. Mrs. Bessie Clanton, Mr..
Henry Allen, Sr., and Mrs. Emma
Richardson are on the sick list.
Mrs. Allie McGentre of Fort Worth
Texas, is here with relatives for
the holidays. You can always find
the Express at E. G. Franks bar
bership.
Plano, Jan. 5.-We have been
spared to witness another New Year.
The different churches observed
watch meeting Saturday, night, Dec.
81. Mrs. Mack Clinton spent the
holidays in Dallas with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Calvert mas return
ed to her home from Cleburne. Mrs.
Fannie Williams and husband spent
three days in Plano this week. Mrs.
S. S. Chinn, Reporter.
Stephenville, Jan. 5.-Services
were well attended at all churches
Sunday. Mrs. B. C. Cheeks is
spending the Xmas holidays in
Thurber, Texas. Miss Ora L. Bill
lups, gave a birthday party for her
brother, Tuesday night and all
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much. Mrs. Annie Edwards is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
grand father, Mr. Alex Walker of
Pittsburgh, Texas. Collection at the
Q. M. e. church Sunday was $3.50.
Mr.. RUDE and Carney Hightower
from Tolar are visiting friends here
Mesdames Lucy Jones, Matte Phil
lips and Ella Williamson returned
from FIT. Worth, visiting relatives
Mr.. ]. ]. Douglas celebrated his
2Sth birthday Monday night all en-,
joyed themselves nicely. He served
a soul kissing drink. Mr.. Fred
Phillips returned from Gainesville
to spend few days with his par
ents.
Lone Oak, Jan. Sunday was a
big day at Mt Gilead church, Pastor
Gilmore was at his best and preach
ed spiritual sermon Sunday night.
DR.. d. A. Scott was with us from
Wednesday until Sunday in the af-
ternoon conducting Bible institu-
ton which was success and he
preached a good sermon at II
o'clock. Mrs. Houston, Miss Tolatha
Daniel were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Lenard, Sunday. Total
collection at the church for the day
was 1910. Sick listed: Mr.. Holsey
Love. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Anders
were in town Tuesday and returned
Wednesday to Conroe We wish fol
them happy. sail on life's journey
Abilene, Jan. 5.-The itinerary
sermons preahed at the several
churches of the city by the evange.
list Rev. NJ. w. Jenkins were well
worth while and were highly praised
oy all who witnessed them. The
Civic Association was entertained By
Mrs. Ed. Maberry last Friday might
at her residence with musical. Al
reported pleasant evening spent
with this affair. Mrs. Henry Cumby
is on the road to recovery, from 8
recent illness. All are glad of thi!
report. Mrs. A. B. Brown is sick in
bed this week. The DR.. Weaver
D. d. s, has returned to his home
town. Abilene is in much need Of
a compc ent dentist. There are
enough Colored people here to justi
fly such. And we hope ere long the
doctor might take up his abode
| among us.
Denton, Jan. 5.-The baby rail-,
at Mt. Pisgah G. NJ. E. church was
u success. Little Edwina johnson
heing the successful contestant and
was awarded prize. Mrs. Matte
Shegog spent Christmas in Dallas
with her sister. Prof. Chas Sef
spent the holidays in Denton as the
guest of Mr.. Wade Bean. Hrs. e
A. Smith and children are visitint
Mrs. Shegog. Mrs. Eta Cunning
ham of Perdon, Texas, spent thu
holidays with her brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton, aftel
service Sunday night. Rev. Swance!
was surprised with beautiful decor
ated basket and filled with bountiou
edibles as a Xmas gift. Rev. L. Wal