The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11


~ Hill filled his regular appointment
with Mt Hebron Presbyterian church
on the Fourth Sunday In February.
As the weather was favorable, SER
and night. Al Mr. Andrew Tenni-
Icons store you will find the Express
on sale Saturdays and sundays
Indictment weather struck this sec,
! in light sleet and snow. ON March
LIST, gale began and by night freez-
/ ing rain. sieet and Ice were seen
everywhere. rs the result. tomatoes
the cold frames, were killed outright
! AZ least so per cent Of the crop IN
! this scctIon were killed Live stock
also suffered q heavy, loss MISS Nlola
Mccrimmon Informed US that h ts
cath OF Feb. The Pine Hill CON-
nitinIty Fair held Feb. 22nd oath
was a splendid affair. =.
| Miss Viola McCrimmon ylsiIea N
Kyle, was a business visitor In Jack
| sonviIle, Friday and Saturday. MISS
! IMeIIa Fuller. Mr. Lueious Ander-
son. Miss Lula Lofts. Mr.. j. 9. NC
! Crimmon was among some we are
abie 10 mention who attended the
] singing convention last Sunday
MIIrord.-sunday School was good
Sunday at all the churches, Superln-
/ tendents and teachers were at their
post and the lesson was well taught.
Church services were good at the
IA M. u. and MI Moriah Baptist
! churches. Mrs. N. II. Burnett went to
Italy. Mr. Otis Carter went to Dallas.
Save nlclsle for the Express. Read
Il more.
1engue.--Mrs Katie scoarse. Prof.
W. w. Williams, Miss Mable Brewer,
Miss Rosia Brewer and Miss l. J..
Garrett was out Of the city few
sister Annie Johnson who has been
very sick. Prof. o. X. Manning and
mother left the city Saturday for
kirvln. Texas, TO see her sick daugh-
ter, Mr.. Lloyd Mcewln was married to
Miss Minnie lydge Saturday. Little
Mr.. Wilson David Is stlll on the sick
list Miss Mable Livingston and Miss
Era Nolan were over to the home Of
zier took a speedy trip to Kirven,
Saturday. Mr. Conred Jones and Miss
Snllic Smith was oyer to the home Of
Miss !. J. Garrett Sunday afternoon.
reported "a happy stay
See Mr. X. u. Brewer every Satur-
day for the Dallas Express.
The celebrating exercise for George
Washington birthday conducted by
Miss Mabel Livingston was very
amusing and on high class order
Pupils. who played parts In the pro-
gram were presented little metal
hatchets with II cannot tell n lie
engraved thereon as token of COM
mendatiop.
McItinhey.-Mrs. y, A. Shelby enter
tanned the Senior and Junior Sewing
Circles, Friday, Feb. IA. large num-
Der was present. a two course lun-
fino work of both circles. we had
two visitors present, Miss Fleeta
Tarpley and Mrs. Tcnnison both Of
Allen, Texas.
} AZ the home of Mrs Sallle Crouch
Feb. ~. with goodly number present
The ladies are doing excellent work
and are headed for a great bazaar
for April. We had distinguished
visitor among us. Mrs, Gentry oil
! Tulsa, OKLA, after few hours steady
work. delicious two-course luncheon
was served
Miss l.ada Dety was home Saturday
and Sunday from her school.
. Larkln club met at the home ol
Mrs. Mark Rhea. The meeting was
: Opened by the President and all mem
bcrs answered to roll call. After
which Miss Magnolia Green taught
the lesson from the Book OF Ruth
} many interesting thoughts were
! advanced. Miss Green Is an excellent
: Bible student Several visitors were
I present after sitting and listening
! out, decided to become members and
we were delighted TO have them join
us. Mrs. Henry Graves Mrs 10. Finney
Mrs Guy Howell Mrs. Jim Wilson,
I Mrs. Rhea served delicious two
course luncheon after which Mrs
John Jackson was the lucky drawer
OF No. g. Just before retiring Mrs.
g. Johnson told the parting story
which all laughed with glee all mem
bers feel the need of Larkin club.
Athcns.-S Services well attended at
all churches Sunday. A successful
rally closed OF Church Of God with
Rev Davis, pastor, Amount raised
Garman of Mt. Providence Baptist
church and his people worshipped
with them. He delivered strong SER
mon at 3 O'clock Rev c. II. Pugh Of
ne A, NJ. -. church and his people
accompanied with the Presiding Ell
der Or, y. Il. Moore also the Senior
choir of the a, M. IL. furnished music
Tor The service at o'clock the Y.
NJ = A. took charge with DR. Ed
monson as president. donation SIS 90.
this being the end quarterly confer I,yS
snce OF the Athens District at 1890
teN. Pugh which time DR.. Moore de-
lvered q strong soul stirring sermon.
one ADDITION 70 the church. Monday
WAS official night. amount raised
VIII appear "a next issue, Mrs. I.ovio
ANDERSON returned to her home in
Wichita Falls after visiting reiatlves
MISS virginia Love was called to her
hsr nome IN Kaufman on the account
OF me death OF her grand mother
accompanied by Misc l.. 4. Bryan.
Rev and Mrs. Davis ~ the church
Or God now occupies che j. w. Car
Isle home the LIST and End steward
ard Board surprised their pastor, Rev
Pugh with beautifui shirt. The
Progressive Aid club donated Mr
CLEVELAND Blanton $500 who is sick
mr.. Murphy Of Waco Is here visit
ing ms sister Mrs. Mobiles also Mr.
ole OF the city teachers spent a few
days IN Dallas visiting her husband
MRS Hattie Morgan and Mr. Wiley
kicharcs3n arc on the sick list Dr.
Fort Worth District win deliver the
annual sermon Of the X. OF p, March
Idle Hour club.
The Idle hour club met Monday
| evening with Miss Leila Lewis at usiia
hotr president Barker at her posi-
assisted by her loyal secretary Miss
Massie. This being social evening we
spent the afternoon in a very pleasant
way. Tho club was favored with a
lecture from their chaperon. Mrs. Jor-
dan. After which the hostess was
/ served with three lunch cutirse
Mime Barker, President, Thelma Mas
sic, secretary; Lola Lewis. treasurer.
~. t'tos NUN JOiuAtts ctlupeIoAt Icmpil
sJiner, Reporter. We think the p.
a. G. for their donation to the L,
Progressive Aid Club.
This club met at tho home OF Mrs
Ina Hamilton Tuesday Feb. q, on
7 account OF heavy rain. the club fail
20 met In full. Tho President and
Vice President being absent, Mrs. Bir-
"a Williams presided after regular
opening. All the serving was turned
/ - trrl,f n1a
neat and attractive. The club donated
to Mr. Cleveland Blanton $500. Next
meeting was March at the home Of
Mrs. Lucy richardson A menu Of
fruit puf N and ABSORBED cakes wore
served ars. Henrietta Jordan. the
critic mis- De a splendid report Closing
song by Mrs. l. II. Miller,
81 Hamilton, Pres