The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-26


THE DALLAS EMPRESS,
the week emf IN Shreveport La There (
was an enjoyable sociable held at the
residence OF Mrs Jessie wills. Rev
B. H. Robertson, the pastor Of Good I
Will Baptist church, left last Friday
for Paris, Texas. Mrs. Sandes and
Mrs Moses OF Moscow are visiting
this week and they also attended Sun
day school! Mr. B. Browns son who
was injured some TIVE ago died and
was brought hero last Monday and
laid to rest in Cedar Grove cemetery.
The c. NJ. Il. church Is still conduct
ling series Of entertainments for
the repair Of the church building. Last
week they raised $3.50. There will
be an entertainment at. the new Zion
Baptist church in the near future.
BranchFille. Services were well at
tended at Providence ard Port sui
lllvan Baptist churches. The pastors
were at their respective churches and
rendered excellent services. r. Tay-
| Tor OF Providence rendered a'successful
revival last week The +. I. s. En-
campment at Port Sullivan was plea
SAINT affair. Hon r. l.. Smith and wife
Mrs. Spilier an sister and Prof. Car
roll from Wpeo we're all present. Mrs.
NJ f. W. jackson Is much improved
at this writing. Her mother. Mrs. Le-
wis Williams is mere from Shire, Tex
as. Miss Clara Polk Is at home from
Dallas, whore she spent the summer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Polk,
| a baby girl. Mother and babe are do
ling we'll Miss Emma Sherman spent
a week at Cause with Mrs. Smile.
MISS Charlie Mae Shelton Of Bryan
is here visiting relatives. Mr.. Oscar
Williams son was buried at Milan
Grove Monday. Mrs. Annie jackson
lattended the NJ. 4, district conference
In Hearne last week. -.
Forney.- Sunsy school was well at
tended at all the churches. Mt. Zion
service were good at night. Prof. w.
NJ. Lee, G. W. Sanders and other de-
legates returned from the association
held at Denison. Mrs. Matte Sneed
and Mrs Ethel Johnson OF Dallas are
here opening cafe in this city. The
A. NJ. r. people regret to learn that
when Rev. w. II. Pruitt got home, he
found some members Of his family
very sick.
Texarkanas-Mr. Frank X. Matthews
and Miss Mamie Murchison were mar
ried on Aug. 9thzz at 18th street
church. Rev. j. M. Harris officiating.
Mrs. Prudena Whitmore Of DANGER
field visited her sister, Mrs, Swink on
Buchanan Avenue. Mrs. Ida A. John
son Of Nash is visiting Mrs. Love Ell
lis. Mrs. Georgia Davis has arrived
from her trip. to Sulphur Springs,
Denver, Colo, and Kansas city, Mo.
She reports a very pleasant time and
has many interesting things to tell.
William Harrison Jones Is home after
| q long stay at sulphur Springs. Miss
Lillian Porter Is visiting relatives I'M
Tyler, Miss. Bertha Peters left on
Saturday morning for a months stay
at Dallas. Miss Zelma Dillingham; Of
Sulphur Springs Is a pleasant visitor
to our city. Mrs. Robinson who re-
sides on Capp street; lost her boy last
week. The progressive Zion assOcla-
ton met at GAINESVILLE last week with
Rev. G. w. Hampton as moderator.
Mesdanes C. W.. Hampton, Callie
Webster, Mae Francis Collins and
Olivet attended the association at
GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Earl of Picnic street
is on the sick list. Mrs. JAS l. Doug
lass entertained at her home last Fri
,day night with dance honoring her
guest, Miss Georgia Tyus Of Washing
ION RI ond Mice (tlo..1to Tlr,...l~.o e
iof New Orleans, La. Quite an enjoy
able affair. Mr.. Bailey Brownrigg who
is in the Mississippi Life Insurance
business was called to Clarksyille
last week. MISS Georgia Tyus left
Saturday morning for Tyler Miss
lola Washington has been reelected to
fill her place as teacher in the Ar
kansas side city schools. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powell extended their hospita-
llity to quite a large group OF friends
to dance and whist party on Thurs
ady evening at their home on Wood
street, honoring number OF out Of
enjoyed a most delightful evening.
Cake and punch were served. Miss
Estelle Dsan who has visited In our
city as guest Of her Sister, Mrs.J. II.
|W. Simmons left Monday for Tyler,
accompanied by little Malissa Dean.
Jodie and Weldon Simons. A melon
least was engaged in on Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. Wilburns
on Picnic street.. Mr.. an Mrs. Nc
Queen of Sulphur Springs arrived in
our city Saturday and are the guest
of Mrs. H. M. Jones. Mr.. Peter Ball
who resides with his daughter, Mrs.
l.. Parr ono Wills street left last
Wednesday for Detroit ON Business
Mrs. Fay Davis and little son passed
sthrough our city Monday enroute
from Queen city to Mt Pueaant. Mes
d mes Georgia Davis. H. M. Jones
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Queen mo-
tored out Sunday afternoon to Mrs.
M. %. TaylOr's on state line and was
serbed a del'cius dinner. The 18th
church choir with pastor J. M. Harris
motored to Richmond Ark, where the
choir win sing Monday night. The
revival at Pollys Chapel church has
been largely attended and large
number added. Rev Hilson. the pas
tor Is doing a great work, services
at HOpewell.churchw was well attended
Sunday. Collection $1,000. Rev w. +.
Simon, pastor was at himself morn
ing and nigkt and preached two SER
mons that deserves special mention.
The twenty sixth annual session Of
the Ozan district association met at
Park Avenue Baptit church on the
14th. Rev. o. f. Victor. pastor. Those
in attendance sapored the smoothest
meeting in its history. Distinguished
visitors were: Reb. j. G. Mccoy; ]
r. Neal and W. F. billiard Money
raised was, $4,000
Eyler. Several cars and ttncks
! lanad with Tvlarifaa nnntnred ~ |