The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01
Raislnq the FANNY

First Baptist church conducted a re-
viyal last week. Rev. Skinner was
here and helped him in this meeting.
Rev; Tensley, pastor Of, New Zion
Baptist church conducted revival
last week and closed out Friday night.
Rev. T. b. Johnson of Jacksonville,
pastor of Sweet Home Baptist church
helped Rev. Tensley. Rev. w. p. Hun
ter. presiding elder of the Houston
District held third quarterly confer
ence here this week. Long Chapel G.
M. e. church is to be repaired in the
near future. Mr.. Austin Garrett, car
penter Is going to reconstruct this
daughter spent while with Mrs. Wes-
tons father and mother on the 18th
of June at Davisville. Mr.. and Mrs
James Perry of Marshall. visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Perry of Marshall
and Mrs. Freeman of Lufl1in, Texas
they arrived here in the 18th and
staid until the 25; thence they left
for their home. Mrs. T. Buttly. is
ter OF Mrs. Scott came last week very
sick. Mr.. Flemon Gambrell and Miss
Teddie Harris married Saturday
night. Rev Robinson officiated. Rev
r. B. Martin and members of the C.
M Il. church went to the residence
and sick bed OF Mrs. Griffin, who
has been i'll for two years. The Mis-
last week.
CaIvert.-1eth of June passed on
without a single accident and every
body enjoyed an excellent time. The
new young management has made
record in their efforts. u. s. Hammond
it's the president. There was speak
ing, various amusements and the base
ball. The games: Calvert VS. Thorn
ton; Calvert 8, Thornton 8; Calvert
e Kngge
/. All nearby towns were well repre-
sented Rev. NJ. Maye, Orator of the
day. Mr.. Jim Smith of Baileyville. was
seen mingling with the crowds. Miss
Mayme Lois ChiIds OF Marlin is visit
ing Miss w. Blanch Whitehead. A Sc
tertainments are being planned in her
honor. Miss Adner Hester is back
home from New York City. where she
spent more than year with her SIS
ter, Miss Amy Hestern; Miss Hester
likes that location wonderfully, put
likes Texas better. We welcome her
home again. Mr.. j. III. Anderson of
the w. w. of w. is quite sick at his
residence friends wish for him a
speedy recovery. Mr.. Fred Sledge, the
barber and the Standard Life man Of
Hearne spent "a few hours in the city
with Prof. H. H. Poodle. the printer.
Miss Josephine Carter and mother
spent the nineteenth in this city w.
f. King, Mrs. Elsa Jones and Mrs.
Fannie johnson of Hearne, went up
10 spend the 18th of June. Prof. A.
II. Mimms is now cooking for him
self as Mrs. Minis is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Cleo G.
Smith in Waxahachie. Mr.. Pleas Glib
son Is now In Galveston, visiting rela-
tives. Miss Frank Beard of McGee.
Ark, is in the city for the first time
in 20 years visiting his father ana
friends, in short. Miss Myrtle Baker
and Miss Charlie Dremon spent the
10th Of June at Hammond. Miss Ruby
Green visited Miss Artie Curtis Fri
day, June 18th. Miss Estella Draugh-
err spent the 19th-of June in this city
with her cousin. Miss Fannie Ander-
son. Mr.. Waller Crilmp and wife of
Mart spent a few days in the city.
Rev. b. 7. Teese. p. E., of Bryan is
in the city holding quarterly CONFER
ence. Miss Izora Talley is quite sick
at her her home in s w. Caiv vert
few days sickness. G. V. Meads
is still in bed and helpless. Mrs. Luz
ella Dean Is visiting in FIT Worth.
Mrs. Lizzie Bradley Woodley Is SICK
at her home in North Calvert. Mrs
o. Holland of Dallas spent few
days in the city the guest of her
mother. Rev. Richard scott of North
Calvert is sick at his home. The Odd
Fellows are organizing their children
into Juvenile Society, let the Ruths
OF the city get busy Mrs, ID. A. Risby
Is up after a spell of sickness. Miss
A. d. Price is sick at her home in
West Calvert. Mrs. Catherine Young
left Sunday morning to spend rev
days with her daughter. mrs. Mae
Bell shaw OF Mailin spent the week
end here; the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
u. S. Hammond. Rev. l. d. Coffee, de.
livered an able sermon 10 Prospect
No. 800 f. and A. NJ, Sunday. MISS
Jewel ThomI son Is now In Dallas lol
few days visiting relatives ana
friends.
whitewright.- Sunday School was
well attended at both churches sun
day. Rev. j. d. Packard. Mr.: s. a; De-
Honey. Mrs. l.. Massey. Miss Veder
Marcy were In Piano. Sunday, at
tending the District Conference. MT
Charley Boges' son dieo recently; MT
q. A. Henderson war called q Hous-
ton to the bed side Of his mother
Mrs. Callie Henderson; sne -
Miss Bobie Lee Is here from Dailas
Visiting her grand mother, Mrs. caro-
line Brown. Mrs H. E. Holly took
suddeLly III Sunday night. Mrs. noa n
ndrews baby is not improving a. -
this writing. Mrs Deller Raddle u
hact, from the sanitarium and Is re-
ported improving Mr.. Mckinley Sm ,..
ia in Daverson, Oklahoma, work kl!s,
Mrs. w. n. Luper mas retdrneu ., tr o.
ST Louis, Mo-. G. A. Henderson lelS ~
Houston. MOnGay. lho -. s.tx,a,,
has n successful ENTERTAINMENT gxe s
FRIDAY night and Saturday night ME- NJ
McCsregor left for Kansas she na a.,
been visiting her sister, MRS. 6 11n
oliver. Mrs Mary Turner OF , Onth
homa and Sherman visited her I, oen-
er. Mr.. Hollcy and friends. NJ Y, rL.o
man is still on the sick list hu 1,a,'
Ones has returned home from sn l'a,,
man. When you wan the ExpFess' you
viii find II at Gatewood's shop.
MineoIn.--Sunday wss a fine, day Tor
the various churches. st. Paul Bapust
church Sunday school was wei AZ
tended last Sunday. AFTER Suhutsy
school Rev. Johnson was asked py
the superintendent to review the res
son: he made some splendid REMARKS.
IL a. M. services were excellent Key
smith Of Commerce delivered won
derful sermon at the morning service
and at night Mr.. George Walter OF
this city. secretary or the Mineola "
b r. Lodge No. %, died and was bu-
ried In the city cemetery; ne reeves
a mother, five children, sisters ana
other relatives to mourn his demlse'
Knirhts and Daughters of Tabor en-
tertained on the 18th Of June and re-
porte an enjoyable time Miss Eula
Langram, graduate OF East feAas
Academy. passed through Mineoia, es
ronte to Fort Worth. her home. Mr.
John Amos Lyons a former student
Of East Texas Acndamy stopped at tne
residence " lsr. ana Mrs. ernoids ana