The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

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writing. The Deaconesses met at the
hofe of Mrs. Jamie Oberstreet, Fri
day afternoon, August 18th. After
business was completed refreshments
" ere served. Miss Alberta Jones was
married to M. Willis DEM on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. B. j. Brown, dictated
After the welding a socia was given
Wilburn Smith. Mrs. o. f, Dixon and
in their honor at the home OF Mr..
Miss Helen Foreman, returned from
Wichita Fall Thursday morning. Mrs. !
Lillian Thofas and Mrs. j. Thomas
have returned from Mckinney. The
B. Y. p. U. gave picnic at the resi-
'dence of Mrs. Dennis, Thursday night.
| The r. r. entertained a party at the
residence of Mrs. Rosa Fullbright,
Thursday night. Miss Brnestine Mil
Ter and brother left for Dallas We'd
nesCY,y morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Gather
rine Robertson is on the sick list.
| Wolfe City-Sunday school was
well attended at both churches. Mrs.
Tom Nelson and children are visiting
relatives. Miss A. r. Blandon of Hugo
Okla, is the guest Of Miss Pastoral
IMard. Miss Tennie Simons Is here
visiting relatives. Quite number at
tended Baptist coonbention, the F. |.
I 6 College. Mrs. Earl Tenly has re-
turned to her home in Dallas, Mrs.
Marlborough has returned to her nome
at Boswell, Okla.
COOper.-Rev. Green has put on
ten nights meeting at New Zion. Miss
Bertha Rose and sioter returned
home from Dallas after spending
several days with their brother. Miss
Annie Derretts counsins came to visit
her from Oklahoma and other points.
Mrs. L. A. Green of Paris is attend
ing the meeting at New Zion this
, week. Mr.. Jack Ivey is confined to
his bed this week Prof. Nelson and
bill williams returned from Mt Plea
SAINT. James Span left for Muskogee,
Oklahoma to work.
Lufkin.-Sunday school at all
churches Sunday. There was preach
ing at the First Baptist church, by
the pastor, Rev. James. Rev. Wortham
of Long Chapel held fine services.
: Rev. B. +. Robertson, pastor, Good
will Baptist church, left for Manning
last week. Mrs. Sitney Toliver of Ty-
Ter visited her daughter and son-in-
: law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mccain and also
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson. Mrs.
Toliver will leave Sunday for Tyler.
: Mrs. Charlie Bank and Mrs. L. Jones
will leave Monday for Houston. Mrs.
Mozella Bank has returned from Dali
las, last Sunday night. Mrs. Tennie
, Ruley and Mrs. Alice Davis of Dallas
returned from Dallas last Sunday
/, night. Mrs. Alive Davis of Dallas Is
visiting her people here. Mrs. r. A.
Garsia has returned from the Ameri-
can Woodmen District invention at
Dallas. Mrs A. Garrett, one Of our
teachers has returned from Prairie
View where she has been attending
summer school. Mrs. Annie Penson
! has returned from Prairie View,
where he has been attending summer
school, Mr.. w. l. M. Ingram has re-
turned to the city after an absence
of one year. DR.. Hunter, presiding
elder of the Houston District was
here holding his THIRD Quartely con-
ference Rev. Patton will be in town
:. Saturday. A musical program was ron
! dered by Mrs. Wood, music teacher.
Mrs. Mable Banks one of the partici-
pants in the concert was awarded the
prize. The Epworth League of the
G.. M. e. church gave party at the
. home of Mrs. Ingram. A large crowd
4 was present Mr.. w. s. johnson was
present in morning serbices; and he
. contributed to the building fund. Mr.
Elijah Booms who has been Ill for
several days, died lat Monday and
l was buried at Cedar Grove. Sunday.
Miss Jordan of Mornings is here at
the residence of Mrs. Roda Baker
= She is very sick.
. McKinney.-Rev. H. L. Smith. ell
der of the Ft. Worth District, stopped
. over a few hours shaking hands with
. friends. Misses Johnnie Mae Jackon
4 Mable Bell are improving at this
7. writing, many friends are hopeing
: for their speedy recovery. The Mock
5 association was quite a success at
: Second Baptist church, August 9Th
!. $224.80 was realized in the effort. Rev
a Rucker, presiding elder of the Dali
y las District and Rev. Harlee, presid-
iu6 ClucIs VI luC ittoDui DlotAlNt
! lwere present and made excellent talks
S complementing the movement. Mrs
: Georgia Brown and Mr.. Oscar VALID
a ford and Miss Grace Smith motored
l. to Mckinney one day last week and
e we're the guests of Mrs. Florence
: Howall, Mrs. Browns mother. Six
8 o'clock dinner was served at the home
a OF Mrs. Mary Baker. They returned
S to their home at Corsicana afterwards
a in high praise of their stay. Mrs
: Brown will teach in one of the
. schools bee next term. The first
: bale of cotton reached the city Satur-
d day Of 1923 crop. The price was %
/ cents per pound.
Crandall,-Mt Pilgrim has closed
a successful melting. Rev. ]. d. Shaw
who has been our spokemans, has de-
parted for Tucker, where he will con-
! duct his revival. There wer 10 ascs-
sion in this meeting. $4,000 wa rea-
liked, also. Rev. Graves. our pastor
|, preached q noble sermon Sunday
] and baptized and left on TIE night
train for Palestine. He will meet his
|, wife and chilnren there and go to
I Tucker to assist Rev. Shaw in his
! revival and will return to Seagor-
! vile for services Sunday. It is re-
q ported that Rev. VIM. Dickson of Cor
sicana will assist in his meeting; il
Z is reported that he Is great speak
err. Mrs. Estella Adams of Poyner has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Elmo
Williams, the past week, and re-
S turned to her home. Mrs. Eta Bates
. has been visiting her brother the past