The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28

here. Mr.. N. D. Blocker and family
( have moved to their new home in
North Franklin. Mr.. Bill Smith OF
Groesbeck Is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Sallie Harper Mr.. s. 7. Brown
and Norris Kizzie are home from
Houston. Mrs. G. II. Brownlee Is
home from Houston. There will
be a rally at South New Hope, Sun
day. The public invited. Mr.. and
! Mrs. N. d. Blocker and family
thank their friends for kindness
lshown during the Illness and death
OF their beloved sister and daugh-
Ter, Bernice. Sick listed: Mrs. s.
Holmes, Mrs. John Pentlon, Mr..
George Bryant, Miss Jessie and
Odell Blocker were guests OF the
Perkins family Sunday.
Cause, Jan. 26.--Mrs. Henrietta
Stamford. who has been visiting
her sick sister left for her home
In Milano, Sunday. Mrs. LOWE Law
son has returned to her home in
Waco. Mrs. Lugrelia Long has been
very i'll, but is improving. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Washington
twins, boy and girl, mother
and children doing well. Mr.. Geo.
West OF Liberty Hill community
was shaking hand with friends in
Cause, Saturday. Rev. w. S. Barber
OF BRENNAN, passed through Cause,
Saturday on his way to his church
at White Oak. Mrs. BEETLE Turn
ham of Cameron rs visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton. Mr.. Clyde Perry, who
has been running a successful mer-
camille business IN Cause, for four
years has moved his store out on
his farm about miles from town,
Mr.. Perry is one of our most sue
cessful farmers and a wide awake
business man. Rev, II. X. McKoy,
the energetic pastor of Stephens
Chapel left for his home Tuesday.
He is organizing his forces so as to
make the grand rally on the 10Th
of February great success The
trustees are asking every one to
help push the battle TO the front
their plan Is TO finish their church
In a short time. Now Is the time
to show your colors. Rev. G.. r..
station OF Calvert filled his pulpit
at Mt Tabor, Sunday. Services We're
inspiring attendance large and col
lections good. MIR. Geo. Thompson
reports a pleasant stay in Hutto.
Ranger, Jan, 26.--Judge t. NJ.
Belts of Dallas was in the city
Monday and was special guest at
the office of Or. j. II. Warmsley.
Judge Belts declares that DR..
Warmsley Is better arranged and
prepared and has greater library
and a better collection of Books
than any man Of the race in the
whole OF West Texas Judge Belts
lectured at the Smiths Chapel A..
NJ. p. church Monday night on
Some Problems of the Hours"
Ranger needs more good lectures
and some good gospel preaching.
The ignorant people of Ranger are
trying to run Ranger. The Cooper
school (white) crossed bats with
the Colored school last week. The
game was a lively one. Scores to
= In favor OF the Colored school,.
The COlored school will play game
with the Young School, (whites)
this week. Masters Frank, Ray,
Adams and Clyde Clifton, and Nealy
n. Dorsey and Master James Os-
burne know how to bring the ba-
con home. DR.. ]. H. Warmsley is
q subscriber to the Dallas Express.
Tho Baptist Missionary Sisters will
render program at their new
church Sunday. The Ladies hope
to see Ranger there. Mrs. Johnson
visited the school Monday. Every
body win be proud when the Bap-
fist church is completed. The school
children will be the star in the
program Sunday at the Baptist
church.
Wolfe City, Jan. 26.-Mr. Willie
Gordon OF Paris, is the guest of his
aunt. Mrs. Luella Jones, Mr.. Jobie
CANDLES has purchase Ford car.
Mrs. Viola jackson Is at the bed
side OF her sister, Mrs. Mary j.
Mckinney Mr.. John Launders has
returned from Ladonia. Messrs. Nc
Coy, DrennOn, Bracken and Mr.
Jobie Gaelbles motored to Green
vile.
Calvert, Jan. 26.---Miss Nsty u.
Adams Of Dallas Is In the city for
few days, visiting her mo.ler.
Miss Chas. Mae Fisher is quite Ill
at her home on West Logan st.
Prof. A. H. Minis made a flying
trip to Palestlnel and Hope, Ark,
stopping a few minutes In Texar-
kama to visit friends. Those who
wish the Express for Feb. must pay
up for 1921. and Jan. 1922 or the
paper will stop and delinquent
list viii appear In the columns OF
the paper. Mr.. Ellen Charles Is up
after an attack OF Iagrippe. Mrs.
Jessie Mae Stephens OF Ennis Is sick
Mt the residence OF her sister, on
West Mitchell street. Mr.. and Mrs,
o, c.. Doggett received the sad news
OF the serious illness Of their son,
Oracle. Mr.. Oracle Doggett is an
accomplish musician OF New York
City. Revs. Dunn and Marshall
were at 81. James A. NJ. u. church
The hustler lost 25 sales
Of papers last week on account Of |
no wrlte-up Of Calvert. Mr.. Edd
was the Dallas Express
hustler Saturday.
BalleyviIle and Jones Prairie;
Pleasant Grove had good services
Sunday. Rev. ]. T. Atkinson preach
ID wonderful sermon. Supt. ]. u.
williams and his cabinet had a
real good meeting after Sunday
school. About ten thousand people I
attended at the Sneed OIL derrick
Sunday expecting to see tie well
some In. but all were disappointed.
There were about $50 cars In st.
.endance from Marlin. Temple. Cal
Fert and otter adjacent points. Mr..
Bessie Graves Ii home after a two
months stay In Waxahacaie. Mrs.
Dora Graves Renetta and hubby
we're back to visit Der parents for
he first tlma ainN.. har m q rri % l.