The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

day, Mrs. Minnie Wallace who has
been in bad health for Is months
departed this life Saturday morning,
Oct. 4th and was buried Sunday, Oct.
18th. Funeral conducted by Rev. M.
i. Lewis. She was member OF the
knights and Daughters OF Tabor. A
Thomas Wednesday night. The moth
err and baby are doing fine at this
writing. Mr.. Edgar Brown of Detroit,
and his friend, Mr.. Wits were Blossom
visitors Sunday. The wedding bells
will ring soon. think. Mrs. Mary
Green who has been visiting her peo-
pie in Blossom has returned home.
Mrs. Phealia Lockett, who visited her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Allen Jackson 4,l,o
Tuesday. her sister. Mrs. Mike Conley
accompanied her.
Waco.-There will be a Style Show
at ST. Paul A. NJ. Il. church Oct. 18th
18th, and 20th.. A special baby con-
test will be the program for Thursday
night, six of the famous babies of
Waco will enter the contest. TThree
counties were combined in the Teach
ers' Institute which was held at Paul
Quinn. College this week. They had
a very successful meeting. The cor
ner stone of the new edifice of New
Hope Baptist church was laid by the
Oct. 20. There were many instructive
eloquent addresses made by distin-
guished guests and eminent men Of
the. race
Moore High school.
The new school building is gradually
going UP. The girls are not wasting
any time waiting for the building to
trying to get enough money SO that
by the time they are able to move
into the new building they can have
the campus beautified. They are plan
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the campus in with hedge and many
other modern equipment.
Gause.-Coxe's Providence-a sue
cessful rally was at Rev. A. b. Greens
church Sunday. At a. M. Supt ].
A. Mcdowell was at his post. A joint
Sunday school was held with White
Oak Sunday School. The lesson was
very impressive. Much interest was
manifested in each department and
Throughout the school At IL a. m.
a noble sermon was preached by the
Rev. Cook of Marlin. Texas. 1t will
live long in the hearts of the hear
ers Collection was taken by Brotner
and ten dollars were given freely by
the people. A deal of visitors were
from Lite Rocky and Griffin. AT ESQ
O'Clock delicious dinner was served.
Rev Cook preached another SOUL
stirring sermon at night on Faith;
Total collection of the rally $274.OO.
Creoia Walker and Ruby Lee Young
left last Monday to enter Cameron
high school. Ellen Patterson mo,i IS on ON
opened school Monday with an en-
rolIment of IS pupils. Every body is
about through picking cotton
CIeburne.-Rev johnson of Dallas
preached for Rev. Keller and mem
bers of the c. NJ. E. church Sunday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gates
attended the annual conference at
Abilene. last week. Rev. N. Prince
preached at Midlothian, SUNDAY. nj,
Linville Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Channey
Ella Mae Foster attended the iun5
eraI of their daughter, Sister ana
aunt at Dallas. Mrs. Elnora Linville
Wylie last week The district board
will meet at the Progressive Baptist
church the End Tuesday in November,
delegates of all point of the district
will be present. Mrs. Hilmon Saddler
is visiting relatives at Tyler. Mrs. EN-
ma Moseley attended the bedside OF
her sick sister at Hubbard City Rev.
Jones Of Dallas, Texas. was here on
his mission work at the Shiloh Bap-
fist church last week. Free VIII otter-
ing at the First Baptist church, the
4th Sunday in November. Messrs. Tom
Nicleles and J. r. Hickman nave re.
turned from Silsbee. Rev. II Wright
will have a Sunday school rally
Thanksgiving. Mr.. Claude Kelley who
has been confined to his room with
an injured eye has returned to work.
Mr. and Mrs Abbas Corsey have re-
turned from Milford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norsweathers of Grandview were
guests of their parents last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Garrette Reader,
the reporter would be pleased II you
would have your money ready when
he calls hut one call. Mrs. Laura
Chapple of Wichita Falls visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lille Gee. Mr.. Sherman
Parker and Mrs. Gertrude lizard, dau-
ghter attended the funeral OF Mr..
Plegs Watson at Ardmore last week.
Mrs Hortense Frame Robertson spent
Sunday in Alvarado Rev. and Mrs
II. Wright spent Sunday in Grand
view Mr.. Ed Helems is on the sick
list. The Ladies Social and Art club
Goth. 31st and LIST of Nov. at the
hall. Rev. r. T, Gardwin is the new
rastor for the A. NJ e. church. Mr..
Porter is ON the sick list also Mrs.
Sewilla Johnson. Mr.. Felix Watkins
went out of town Saturday on bust
ness.
Mineral Wells.--Mrs. r. ]. Rueller
entertained Mrs. DIR. r. A. Ransom of
Fort Worth Texas to mum party
Friday afternoon from $3.50 to $50
p. m. the party was well attended.
Mr.. Robt. Allen RuclSer played the
march for the adde's to proceed TO
the dining room. Mrs. DIR. Ransom
officiated at the piano and vocal selec-
tions were rendered by Mrs. d. Shall
lowhorne and Mrs Greer, after which
q two course luncheon was served.
Mrs. DIR. Ransom received the prize
for being the mum, one Mrs. Fl. j.
Ruclser proved TO he an agreeable
hostess much - the delight of all
present. Mrs, Dollar Gray has re-
modelled her home on the corner of
IA ov.1 frnn Mro
II. jackson is visiting relatives in
Tyler. There were no services Sunday
night at any o. the churches on the
account of rain. Mrs. NJ II. Carson
where she ATTENDED the annual con-
ference OF the A. NJ. Il, church Mrs
Rosalee Glenn after spending some
time here left Sunday Tor her home
in Corsicana, Texas Mr.. Carrot Braggs
who he's been here for some time left
for his home in Houston, via auto,
he stated that Mineral Wells was
one of the best cities of its size in
the state.
Forhey-All churches and Sunday
schools in Tire city were well attended.
Services were grand at all three OF
the churches with the pastors filled
their pulpits. Rev. Pruitt's is year
old son visited our city; Call again
Mr.. Pruitt. ]. NJ. Nichols Is still visit
ing Dallas Call and see Mrs. Sneed
she is still doing business, everything
is sanitary Mr.. NJ. Jiles Is on the sick
list, M A. Richardson is UP and is
glad to be about. b. J. Beaver and
wife are in bed with dengue fever.
Mrs. Darnell is very sick. Mr. Harri-
son Curry of Pennsylvania is still in
the city looking after his brothers.
property
,Pittsburg.-Sunday the weather was
fair, a very beautiful day after the
nourishing rain Monday and Tuesday
brought everything to life again. Sun
day was high lay at st. Beulah G..
M. 70. church. The Presiding Elder
of the Pittsburgh District held his 4th
quarterly conference, St Beulah paid
their Elder out and some for Pastor
amount received Sits, the cider