The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-03

ing. In spite of the very hot weather,
Booker Washington High school boys
crossed bats with the CITY Rats and
took Inc gam each day. Mrs. Eula
(Thornton) Mayzone left Sunday after
noon for Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she
will spend two weeks with her hus-
band, who has been employed there
for a few months. Mrs Mayzone will
then go to Los Angles. California and
take up some special school work.
Mrs. Mayzone is quite an enthusiastic
teacher and takes great pride in rem
dering efficient service. The home of
DR.. and Mrs. d. W. King. of 208 Hum
phries St., was visited by the stork
May 25th, bringing with him another
fine boy. Baby and mother ara doing
Ifine. The good Doctor ID all smiles.
Miss Lucille CHAIR has been employed
in the Excelsior Confectionery and
Shining Parlor, 200 Park Street to
the special delight of all the ladies, as
they desire nice place like this to
get their shoes shines as we'll as the
delicious sweets. Rev. A. L. Wright
Moderator of West Texas B. NJ. Socie-
ty and pastor of ST. John Baptist
church, attended the Foreign Mission
airy Convention at Bryant, Texas last
week. If your teeth are giving you
trouble see the Master of Dentistry
in the person of DR.. H. H. Means
104 10 Lake Street and change your
frown to perfect smile Mrs. frankie
Floyd Is quite III as we go to press.
The Missionary Society of the A. NJ.
Z. church served cake and cream to
nice crowd Of sisters Monday evening
after holding an interesting and spirit
ual meeting.
Texarkana.-Mrs. T. A. Brackeen,
of Port Arthur, Texas, was the guest
of Mrs. S. H. Harrison while in the
city. She left Friday for Lexington,
Mo. Mr.. B. p. Peyton, Supreme Grand
Master OF the International Order Of
Daniel, was in the city last week on
business. Mr.. Claude r. Plat, mail
clerk has transferred from the Tex
arkana Terminal R. P. o., to the TT.
Worth Terminal r. p o. Before leav-
ing the mail clerks gave him
smoker Saturday evening at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Esco Will
Jams which, was indeed pleasant
affair The Texas side school closed
here last week with appropriate exer-
cises. 1t has been said by those who
are in position to know that this years
is far better in every particular than
any previous year, which Is quite a
compliment to the faculty Bishop j..
c. Martin Of Jackson, Tenn, and Rev.
H. P, Porter, general book agent Of
lC. NJ. e. church were special visitors
to our city last week, the latter
preached at Hopewell church Thurs
day night. Quite a number of teach
ers are in the city attending the Sum
mer Normal which is in session at
The Arkansas High School. Miss
Hackley Of DeKalb, Texas is visiting
her sister Mrs. Swink this week.
Gause-Sunday school at Zion Hill
Baptist church was good Sunday
Mrs. Laura SighAyke of Houston is
visiting her brother Mr.. R. d. Warren.
Services at Mt. Tabor were aspiring
Sunday Rev. Evans OF Hearne filled
Rev Statens pulpit and preached two
inspiring sermons. Mr.. Fado Clay and
Miss Lula Chant were united in We'd
lock Sunday evening at Mt. Tabor
church. We wish for them a happy
and prosperous life together. Mrs.
John Cooksy of Royse City is visiting
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Smile. Mrs.
Lucy Bass is on the sick list. Crops
are beginning to look fine.
Marshall District court is in
session, Criminal docket taken up. The
following cases disposed of: Adolphus
Sawyer. Transporting liquor (white)
John Draper, 2 years for burglary, c.
burden, assault to murder, years;
Alex Roseborough selling Intoxicating
liquors; Markum Draden. years for
gerry; suspended sentence s. Johnson,
having in possession intoxicating liqu-
ors, one year. The U. B. f. and S. NJ.
It's held their annual Thanksgiving
/ services at Ebenezer M. e. church.
The services were excellent and had
nice spicy program.
Mr.. W. H. Jackson, P. f. Dennie and
DR.. 0. l.. Bledsoe of Marshall, Rev.
Brown pastor, preached very able ser
mon to the delight of all present. Mrs.
Lula Gilmore, Miss Grace ID. Gilmore,
Mr. G. w. Chew and others made a
flying trip to Jefferson, to spend the
day. In an accident to an automobile
driven by Mrs. Clara Horton; Mrs.
Leona Griffin was very badly hurt.
1t was thought her back was broken
there was no chance of life. She is
very bad off yet not out of danger.
Leo Richardson, Eunice Alexander,
Lenard Breakfield, Luster Neal. and
Mrs. Clara Horton all received bruises
which are very painful but not
serious. A large crowd went to New
Doggy Buyo church to attend the
funeral of Prof. NJ. w. Wells. buried
with honors of the Mosaic Templars
Of America. Grand Master A. Weather.
ford presiding. Rev P. w Wesley
preached the funeral Mrs Rosa
Stephens made flying trip to Shreve-
port on business. Mrs. Adalide john
son Is some better Mrs. Katie Jones
Is able to be up. The grave yard
cleaning still goes onevery Friday
and viii continue until 1t is entirely
cleaned. Let everybond turn out and
help in the cause.
Cisco Sunday school at all churches
and services all day at c. NJ. e
chuIc, Rev. Bryant pastor. Pubic
School rendered an excellent program
Monday night Miss Lottie Byrd
teacher Mrs. Byrd LETT for Weather
ford Tuesday night Rev. Clark OF
Ranger, Texas is in Cisco il is said
to try to raise money for Ranger
church. His plan being a cantata
which which several Cisco people are !
taking part. Rev. Mrs. L. g. Smith
of Waco passed through Saturday en-
route home. Mrs. Addie jackson is
x. of P. Lodge gave series OF enter /
in Cisco from Eastland Entertain
ments given bv OrGor of Calantha /