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

ficiating. Mr.. Arthur Mitchell and
Miss Laura Brown were married FRI
day night. We all wish them a
pleasant sail through life. Mr.. Ell
bert Francis is in Coffee business at
Sanders place. The Reporter. Mr.. l..
A. Pierce has been Ill three weeks
with the dengue fever, she is recov-
ering.
Ranger.-Mrs. T. j. Watkins
made a flying trip to Dallas and
Fort Worth this week. Rev. T. @.
Nickleberry left for Ferris, Texas
on business, Mrs. b. Lloyd returned
from Mineola, Texas, Mrs. q. A..
Hatcher has charge of Eagle Cafe
now wants all of the patrons to
call and see her, she guarantees
excellent service. Allen Chapel A.
M. e. church had great day. Rev.
M. S. Smith seems to enjoy him
self at his post Sunday morning,
Rev. w. d. Davis, pastor st. Paul
Baptist church preached afternoon
sermon for him. st. Paul Baptist
church had a good pastor also Rev.
Davis at his post. Lots of new faces
are in Ranger, total collection for
st. Paul Baptist church Sunday
$52.75. Rev. Davis and Rev. Smith
are doing good work in Ranger
along Christian activity. Ranger was
visited with a good rain Sunday.
EastIand. - The First Baptist
church under the leadership of Rev.
G. A. Harvey Is doing great work.
Mr.. r. K Anans has returned after
several weeks in southern part Of
the state selling books of his COM
position. Mr.. Evans is a young man
of great intelligence. Mr.. Will Rob-
ertson of Crockett is doing nicely
at the Schollott hotel. Mrs. Armstead
West has returned from Crockett,
where she went to visit her mother
who was i'll. Mrs. M. Wiley of Ran
ger made a flying trip to Eastland,
Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Josie
East Mr.. Harvey Douglass is minus
of his big bull dog. Mr.. Ira Pinn,
G.. Gibson, Mr.. George King, Mr.
Oscar Hes and many other progress
sive young men are readers of this
wonderful paper. Rev. Mrs. G. A.
Harvey and Mrs. A. Dunn, Mrs. Hat
tie East met with accident Sunday,
Mrs. Harvey and Dunn by horse rid
ing, Mrs. Mrs. East by automobile.
Weatherford. Rev. Hutchinson
preached an excellent sermon Sun
day at IL o'clock. brother Mitchell
Rucker is urging the members to
send their children to Sunday school.
Miss Willie Matt is spending a few
days with home folks. The Mis-
sionary society met Sunday at A
O'Clock. Mrs. Flora Swami, the pres
ident gave the society an excellent
talk on the Bible lesson. The
members of Prince Memorial C. M.
E. church are striving hard to go
over the top this year. Mr.. Jenkins
is the guest of Mrs. Tulie Carthron.
Ed Woods is sick at his home, but
is better at this writing. Mr.. Walter
holland is improving his home Mr..
Glide George of Griffin left fol
Stamford, where they will compress
Rev. Jenkins preached two power
full sermons. Sunday school was well
attended. The supper given at the
Masonic hall was a success.
....Wolfe City.--Mrs. Ada Peterson
died at her home Saturday morn
ing. She was a member of Queen
Esther Household of Ruth. Rev.
Gilmore efficiated. The remains was
shipped to Rice her former home,
she was a member of Ebenezer Bap-
fist church, devoted Christian, she
leaves a daughter and husband and
host of friends to mourn her lost.
Miss Willie Halls is doing nicely
after undergoing an operation. Quite
number of friends attended Court
at Greenville. Miss Pearl Lindley is
home visiting her father Mr.. e.
Lefteridge is able to be up after
an attack of the dengue fever Miss
Pearl Weaver and Miss PASTOR Ward
was out of town on business.
HendersOn.-Mr Arena Hicks, who
has been i'll at her home on Mizen-
er Hill passed away Thursday even
ing, she was laid to rest in the city
She was buried with American Wood
men honor. She leaves two daughters
and one son and host of relatives
TO mourn her lost. Mrs. John Long
was in the city, a few days last
week on business. Mr.. and Mrs,
Long will make their future home in
Houston. Mr.. Garland McCane OF
Marshall is the guest of his father,
Prof. w. H. McCane. Mr.. John Clip
son LETT for the sanitarium at Dial
las, Sunday, the entire city wishes
for Mr.. Gipson a speedy recovery.
Mi ses Alma Clemon and Lexzine
Simmons of Nacogdoches were here
attending the Presbytery of the
Presbyterian church. Rev. Floid
Hightower of Bishop College, Mar
shall, Texas filled the pulpit al
Mother Zion Baptist church Sunday
morning and night for the pastor
Rev. B. J. Sears, Rev. Hightower
is d gospel minister and we bid fair
the young man Gods speed. Mrs
Amanda Jane Bowens and Mrs. Eli
zabeth Woodlands returned home
last Sunday from a visit to Dallas
FIT. Worth and Corsicana, reported
nice time. Mrs. Bernice Simons
returned from IMMORAL Wells Sun
day school good at Mother Zion
sunday attendant good. The pri-
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