The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29

HendeFsOn.-All delegates returned
from the Sunday school convention
ht Jacksonville. reports successful
session. A big truck laod of Star
Light Band children motored to
jacksonville in attendance at the
Sunday school convention, chaporon-
ed by Miss Bernice Young. Messrs
Eleanor Gipson, Joe Beall and Clara
lMcCarter, The Palestine Gaurd of
X. OF T. embarked for Waco Grand
Lodge. They mean to bring the bacon
home in drilling. The company was
/ in charge Of Captain Lewis Buckner
and Mrs Mary Johnson were united
| Roquemore and children of Houston
are spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Charley Johnon and Mrs
4 Matte Gum. Mr. Charley Brandy
and Mrs. Mary Johnson were unied
| In holy matrimony last Sunday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan Hicks. Mrs. Bea Effie Goosby of
Wichita Kansas Is here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander
The Henderson Sluggers Base Ball
Team had two game series with
the famous Pirtle Giants, winning
the LIST and tossing the End. The To-
Gals would have won the last had a
wind storm not cut off 9TH inning
rally Mrs. Ara Jones is domicied
at the home of her sister. Mrs A. w
Pryor A great host Of local citizens
attended the opening Of the revival
! at Antioch Sunday Prof. G. H. Adams
of Jefferson was a business viitor here
last week To readers OF the EXPIRES
Please send in news for the paper
not later than Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Newt Mack Deckard of FIT Worth are
here to spend the summer. Mrs. Alma
Garrett and Mrs. Minnie Castor
are in Waco attending the Grand
Lodge X. C d. of T. Miss Eva Dams
by and Miss Evyln Williams returned
to their home in Timpson after spend
ing several weeks here with re-
latives Little Buck Garland died
last week after lingering illness.
Cooper-Rev S. S. stephenon is con-
Outing revival at Wilson Baptist
church. Mrs. Sara Williams and Miss
Lille Bates returned from the conven-
ton and report fine time. Several
cooperites motored through to Wolfe
city on the 22nd to the picnic. Miss
Clifford Lucas came in from Dallas
after spending two months with her
mother, Rev White has organized
Baptist church in Enloe. Prof. Nelson
Mrs. Sallie Gresham and Savannah
Burnett visited Klondik last Sunday
New Zion members are proud to hear
deacon is improving. Mrs. Armelia
Tittleton's sister came to see her from
Terrell Bon to MIR. and Mrs Tom
Given. a fine baby boy, on the 21st.
ID, e, Bonner was entertained by his
parents and also Mr.. Nick Johnson
and family last Sunday. he is from
Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Emma Okley
has very sick child, help her with
dens. The Express would like to have
place in your bone.
LufIIin.-Rev. H. B. Robertson, pas
tor of the Good VIII Baptist church
entertained Rev Morton and his con-
gregation. Rev. Morton preached an
excellent ermon at 1880 a. m. He
was also envited to the First Baptist
church to preach Sunday afternoon.
Rev James, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church has on rally, with din
ner on the ground Mrs. Griffin died
last Sunday. Mrs. j. Butler died last
week at the Lufkin hospital.
Temple.-Mr. Edwards Williams
formely OF Temple. and recently from
New York, after visiting home folk
here, went to Ft. Worth after being
in Ft Worth several weeks, was
struck last Friday, July 10Th by
train, and was MORALLY wounded
Mr.. Williams lived until Wednesday
night, July 10Th, after which he died
as a result. and was shipped here for
as a result and was shipped here for
interment. Funeral services were held
from Z. L. G. Branford's funeral par
Tor Friday evenisg, July 21st., Rev,
George OBLIGATED, after which
his badly mutilated remains were
laid to rest in the city cemetery. The
deceased is survived by a wife (who
is sick at this writing) mother. two
sisters and brothers and other
A very happy co-incident
occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Durhams last week, when
three Of their daughters Of various
places met on the same date at their
"old home" on So. 9Th street, neitL er
one being aware of the others in
tentions of coming home The visiting
daughter were Miss Corine Durham
Of Silsbee, Miss Corine Durham, and
A lawn sete was given in their honor
Friday night at the Durham home by
Mr.. Author Williams and others; hours |
from $3.50 D. m. to 1:00a.m. Music was
furnished by leagues orchestra, and |
a very happy evening was spent. Mrs
Lacefield returned to her home In |
5ilsbee last Saturday, accompanied |
her sister Miss Doris Durham. Prof |
Johnon of Nahville Tenn, music d.
rector of the National Baptist con-
yention, was the distinguished guest !
last Sunday Of the Rev, w. Marcus
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrie Moore of
So. 18th stet- accompanied by Misses
Peal Moore, Corine Henley, Mr. and |
Mrs. H. J. Miller motored to Waco
nct week, and reported very plea
lsilttrip Mr.. s. B. FauIkDre OF
I.os Angeles, Cal, is spending a few
lays with parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. /
faulkner Of So. 18th, St Mrs. Robert
Berry Of So. 3d. street, after spend
ng three weeks with her sister and
brother in-law Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
dcDade of Bellyille, returned home
asst Saturday. Rev T. E. George Jr.
# Mexia assisted his father Esev r..
2. George Sr. in conducting big
'evIval which has been under way at
he 9Th street Baptist church for the
asst two weeks. which has been deep
y felt for much good throughout the
iity. Many happy souls are being adj
led to various churches within our
:ity. WeTng bells aar bringing In our
'ity. Mrs James Rollins of So 18th
treet, after spending several weeks
Tisting relatives in Cleburne and
Dallas returned home last Sunday