The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

WentherfOrd.-Servic were well at
tended at all churches Sunday Sun
day schools are reported still i'm
proving with the efforts of the men,
berships. Rev. Harllee was called to
Dallas to attend the funeral of Rev.
G. c. Christian. Rev. Garnett went to
Thurber Thursday Mrs. Ellen Young
and mother went to Mineral wall.
Tor q few days. Mr.. Walter NoIard
mas been some what ill., The sneIIino
maIch by Miss Tassie Alternately was
success; Mary Alice Woods and
contesta ~. Dung were the successful
Mrs: Geneva Lacy and children p snent
a rev days with her mother ana
ITaIt ore. Mr.. and Mrs, Abernathy. Mrs.
tabia blackweiIs club will give
entefrtainment given at Mrs. Henrietta
SSrliIlns was an excellent affair. Mr..
m MIC Fucker and .Jamse Abanathy
leadership in the church. Mr. will
swan is always ready to do for the
church. Money raised last Mondav
ns55gsht at the C. NJ. F. board was
ReSn anger wa, a great day
s s1 Smith soS Chapel A; N; 2. church.
the Supt, present Rev. Clark, pastor,
taught the lesson and at ii a, M
hev. McGrue preached an excellent
sermon to the delight of all present.
A. p. M. Rev. L. Colmelions of
cisco preached a wonderful sermon
and our congregation was delighted
with his efforts. This was our first
presiding, elder made things look
brighter for Ranger. Seven new mem
bers were added to our church this
quarter Rev Clark's wife is sick
~ for hn,,
covery.
Lone Onk.-Sunday was very dull on
account of the cool weather. The
Heroines of Jericho are preparing for
their annual palm services Lone Oak
school was winner in the contest held
at Rickland, last Friday. Little Miss
frankie Whytus was the winner Mrs
Sallie Runnell left for her home in
Denison last Saturday. She was en-
tertained by the Missionary Sisters
at the residence Of the president Mrs.
Matte Whytus. large number were
present. Sandwiches, cake and cof-
fee was served.
CIeburne.-tGrand Chancellor w. S.
Willis, was here on his annual visit
to the brave boys last Friday night
Rev. Carraway preached at II o'clock
Sunday for Rev S. NJ Graham of the
and Robert Green were delegates TO
the II. G. Y. at Fort Worth. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cofine, a baby girl
Mrs. Easter Riddle is very sick at
this writing. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim John
son and daughter who have been i'll
are all improving, to the delight of
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Smith spent few days in Oklahoma
City. Mr.. J. A. Phillips celebrated his
birthday last Tuesday night at his
residence and a four course luncheon
was. served. A Citizens Community
Business club was organized by a
nh har Of rbn IA nI ot
the Corzines' hall Thursday night. This
should be an inspiration to our en-
terprises, Mrs, farmer and children, Of
Sarah Kelley. The Itasca choir will
render music for the Shiloh Baptist
church rally on the End Sunday. Mrs.
Garner of Fort Worth, was here in
in interest of her mission work at
ShilohBaptist church. Mesdames Fan
ME Smith of Denver, Colo, and Sue
Green of Henriette okla, and Mr..
Robert Gee of Oklahoma City are at
the bed side of their sick mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Gee X. of p and c. of
G. sermons will be preached at p.
M, at the A. NJ. r.. church. Mr.. Lasco
has been authorized to preach by the
Mt. Zion Baptist church. He will
preach every Wednesday night News
reached this city of the serious ILL
ness Of Rev. a. G. Brown at Blooming
from Itasca. Mr.. George Garrett has
returned to Clifton. Mrs. Sewilla
Johnson who has been quite sick, Is
improving. Mr.. Robert Johnson of TT.
sick father. Miss Bertha McClemmon
entertained a number of Il at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. b Brown
on the 18th Menu: Sandwiches, hot
chocolate, angel food cake and ice
Social Art Club.
Social and Art club met Wednesday
evening. March 18th with Mrs. Els
Phillips presiding. Plans We're COM
pleted for the 9Th Art exhibition to
be held March 80. After business the
guests were ushered into the dining
rated in St. Patr k design. The hos
tess served a delicious two-course
luncheon. We were glad 10 again have
with. us Mrs Sewilla Johnson, who
made a few encouraging remarks. The
club adjourned to meet next week
with Mrs. Tom Nicholes
Miss +. l.. Phillips, Reporter.
The Misses and Mrs. Chas. AleX 19,nn
March Z. A delicious two-coure lun-
cheon was served.
Mrs. Charlotte Brown. was hostess
to the club, March 4. A pleasant time
was had. A two course luncheon was
served.
CaIvert.-Miss Josephine Carter of
Nesbit, came in. Saturday from Waco,
and Bartlett Were she spent few
days with relatives and friends, Mr..
Ben Thomas is improving at this writ
ing. Miss A. B. Price is indisposed.
Prof. A. G. Robinson is adding more
room to his residenct Hon j,
II. Anderson, is still adding more
room to his home and, office Mr. VIM.
Banks of Tulsa. Okla, is "a the city;
the guest of Mrs Gus Salter Mr.; and
Mrs. VIM. Dixon are the proud pa
rents of a fine girl. Prof. r. c. Cook
of Kosse school spent Saturday with
his family and returned Sunday to MS
enterprise, the Woodley Undertaking
Co. capitalized at $1,000. Officers: Jas.
Ross, President; G. r. Woodley, ana
Washington, Director. The business
located at Mitchell and Pecan streets
Rev Covington left Sunday after de-
livering the Missionary sermon and
who died Saturday, March IS. The
deceased was a member of Milan
Lodge No. 7l0O, G. U. o. Q. f.. He
leaves a wife, relatives and friends to
proving after a severe attack of
Glue" Mr. l.. r, Wheeler of Marlin
spent The week end, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Woodley. Mrs. L. Gil
more OF Hammond spent Saturday IN
this city, the guestof Mrs. Catherine
Young. Miss Catherine Adams of Dali
las came down. to spend a FEW days
with her motiJr. Mrs Laura to add inns
mother and grand mother, a son and
grandson -in-law. Mr.. b. +. Hammond
came in from Bryan, Sunday. Mr.. G.
Meade is still very sick. Mr., Jimmie
Pugh is quite i'll at his mothers resi-
dence Mr. Alex Roberts is quite III
at this writing. Prof. A. II. Minis was
called to Houston to be in attendance
at the odd Fellows Temple Commis-
sioners meeting on the 25th. Mrs. S.
A. Taylor Cotton is erecting a beau
tiful bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Horton are all smiles when they see
the Express hustler Mrs, Fannie,
Sarah and Wayne Dairy OF Hearne.
were at the bedside of their mother,
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