The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

! dl ally huu Ill VI Tue CuuTCu StTNlC6S.
Black Billy Sunday will speak Of
the following subjects during the
week.
Monday night Telling For
! tunes"
Tuesday night-"Jesus Seeking
the Lost"
Wednesday-"M Mothers Night"
Thursday 800 p. m. to women
only, subject Conserving Woman
hood" 1000 women wanted.
1888 p. m.-"The Ku Klux
and the Negro"
Friday night-"The Devil and
Tom Walker"
Saturday night-"The Pot Call
ing the Kettle Black"
Sunday-Farewell services.
Mr.. G. Dement, of Mineral Wells,
Texas, and Mrs. Ada Belle, Sandi-
fer of Fort Worth were Joined to-
gether in happy marriage, Nov. 2,
(the brides birthday. Mr.. Dement,
is one of Mineral Wells best citi-
zens, he is very prominent in all
progressive and Christian activities
and Mrs. Standifer is one of the
ablest instructors in the I. M. Ter
rell high school, she is also an un-
selfish and tireless worker in the
community services. We do hope for
this most unusual couple the blse-
sings of a long and most joyous
sail on the matrimonial sea.
Denton.-Miss Ethel of Okamul-
gee. Okla, is here visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Sallie Davis. Rev. G. G. Blu
ford, the recently elected pastor Of
the First Baptist church died sud
denly at the resldenct of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Riddles. Rev. Buford's
train being late he did not get in
Denton until ~ o'clock Saturday
night, arriving at the Riddles home
some Is minutes later. he only COM
planned of being tired and weak.
Sunday morning he arose, dressed,
bathed his face and sat down. The
lady of the house having already
notified that breakfast was waiting,
sent her girl to see why he did not
come, he was sitting in the chair
fully dressed with the exception of
his shoes, leaning back as though
asleep. The girl called her mother
who soon found he was dead. F.
D. High-The entire school went on
hike last Friday noon. Each de-
partment going different direction.
/ The true school spirit was mani
tested with snappy yells and songs.
All the pupils carried lunch. Miss
Ella Stinnet had charge Of the pri-
mary department. Miss B. G. Tay-
lor, the intermediate grades. Miss
Olevia Seay. first assistant to the
principal. Prof. r. d. Moore, prin-
cipal. The teachers and principal
are doing their best to keep F. d.
H. in the front ranks.
The senior class of 1922 is max
ing quite showing. They claim to
be the record breaking class of Fred
Douglass. The following officers
were elected: Lester Broadus. pres
ident; Robert Tankersley, vice pres
ident: Mildred Ayers, secretary; Lii
liam Taylor, treasurer.
The J. A. @.
The Jewel Art Club met last Fri
day with Miss Naomi Paul on Woods
street.
Inc evening was q NSly ShJOyoUAO
one.
Miss Paul served cherry ice cream
with white cake, Miss Ethel Good
ing Of Okmulgee, Okla. was a pleas
ant visitor of the ]. A. G. The club
will meet next week with Miss Cleo
Young, Vine street.
Miss B. G.. Taylor, Pres.
Miss M. j. Neal, Sec.
Grand Prairie Mrs. Waymon
Triggs and sister, Emma Nance
visited their parents last Saturday
and Sunday at Grand Prairie, also
Mr.. Ed Nance made flying trip to
Arlington last Saturday. Mr.. o. G..
Love, one of Grand Prairie's best
citizens and expert farmer had his
barn burned with contents the night
of Oct. 81. 1t was a total loss. Mr..
Nose Jordan was a visitor to Miss
Roberta and Hattie Jordan of Dali
las, his daughters Mr.. Allen Pal
more is sick listed. Mr.. Geo. Christ
ny went to Arlington last Saturday
on business. also Prof. AL Moore of
Fort Worth was in Grand Prairie
last Saturday on business, the citi-
zeNs of Grand Prairie are always
glad to have him with us. Mr.. Chas.
C. Holmes and Mr.. John Shivers
went to Stop on the 18th inst.
ON business and was proud to say
that the Dengue fevor is subsiding
in Ellsworth.
Texarkana.-Miss Lauralee Carey
died at her home in the Cotton Belt
Addition, one day last week and
was buried at Queen City, Sunday.
Mrs. ]. T. Speed and little daughter,
Magnolia left on last Friday for
Shreveport, to spend a few days
visiting her son. Mrs. Louise Savage
of Detroit, passed through our city
on last Tuesday en- route to St
: Louis. Mrs. Willie Haynes of Paris
Texas, is visiting in our city. Rev
/, ]. T. Speed reported round quar-.
terly conference held at Nash Sun
l day. collection $4,000. Rev. ]. w
Whitaker was out of the city last
! week. Mr.. p. H. Mccoy of Greenville
is now a mail clerk at the Texar'
: kama Terminal. Mr.. Geo. Gray II
able to be at work again after 6
!. brief illness. Mrs. l.. Parr returned
9 home on last Saturday after attend
$ ing the bedside of her father, Mr.
Peter Ball at Detroit Mrs. Viols
g EtraWa left Thursday morning fol
a Gilner and Longview to visit rela
8 tives. Mrs. jackson Of Louisiana, Il
}. in our city in the interest Of beau
a tiful needle work. Mr. Augustus
e Ball of Harton, Kansas, was CUES
e of his sister. Mrs. L. Parr, a few
+ days of last week. Miss jamie Gas
n Of Tyler, passed through our ci'l
8 last week en- route to Philande
h Smith College, where she goes to en-
ter school.
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