The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16

colored delegates. Mrs. Ada Carr and
children left for Dallas Sunday Mrs.
Mildred Upton of Wichita Falls Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Pete Andrews of Peola, Kansas
is here visiting Miss Estella Walker.
Rev Jefferon, the new pastor of the
! c. NJ. b church preached Sunday to
a nice congregation. The Sherman
foot ball team defeated the Bonnam
team Mrs. Carrie Singleton Of Honey
Grove spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives. iAtr David Turner OF
! TT. Worth ha returned. Mrs. A. Hud-
son has returned from Kansas City.
Bethlehem Baptist church called Rev
Joseph Wilson OF GAINESVILLE. Mr..
Dennis Pollard of Wolfe City spent
Monday here. The Dallas Syncopated
Ochestra arrived Monday evening to
, play for the ball Monday night. Mr..
Percy Smith the Insurance man OF
Paris is here on business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop Dale after two weeks
stay here with relatives have gone
to Nashville. Tenn. Mrs Jane MUIR
rel who has been sick for two weeks
is up again. Messrs. Hugh Stewart,
Roosevelt Shipley, Herbert Chapman,
II. d. Naples, w. NJ Garrett left
Tuesday for Oklahoma for afew days
hunt. Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Pyles
made an addition to their home. Rev.
H. T. Whitmire left Mondap for
South Texas to visit relatives Mrs.
Lucy Rhea after about two months
illness Is up again. Miss Clara May
gave a recital to nice audience
Monday night at the A. NJ e. church
Mr.. Mathew Stewart is on the sick
list again. Mrs Caroline Cobb IS
much improved Mr., James Dodd who
has been very sick for some time
is improving.
1exarkana.-Mr. Brown the barber
was called to Longview on account e
the death of his brother. The basket
ball game that was played by the
teams Of Dunber High and Sunset
school was won by Dunber Mrs p.
H. Mccoy left last week for Green
Vile. Mrs. L. B. Williams is home
after an absence of about six months.
Mrs. d. NJ, Seals leaves to-day for
her home at New Orleans, La, after
having stayed with her daughter Mrs.
Edna Daniels since May. Mrs. Ella
Green, the twins and l. Aubry left
last Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tiyes and friends at Leigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith are very proud
of their one month old daughter Thu
Parent-teachers club OF Dunbar High
school meets the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month and
urges every patron to coome and
become member. Mr.. Milton Wallace
of 2219 w. 18th ST., and Miss Helen
Barnes Of 1929 Buchasan Ave, were
quietlp united in happy wedlock at
the home Of DR.. j. I, Speed, 1923
Phenia Ave, 3 pm. Dec. 9th, 1922.
We wish for them happy voyage.
Mr. Bailey Brownrigg was In, Sunday
wishing relatives and friends he re-
turned to Bishop College on Monday.
Services were well attended at the
various churches Sunday in spite OF
the Indictment weather. Rev. Whitlow
the new pastor Of Hopewell church
filled his place to the delight of the
many hearers. Collection $1100. Mrs
Ball and daughter Of Detroit are
attending the bedside Of Mr.. Geo,
Gray on Willis Street.
IagO.-Mr, Archie Woodland. at enc
time resident Of this place but now
living at Hamlin, Tex. is here ON a
visit. MIR. Woodland says crops are
good in his county (Jones) this year;
he himself having made and gathered
"a bales of cotton Mr.. Johnnie cooper
of Houston is here to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends
Miss Mary Allison spent last Friday
and Saturday in Wharton visiting
friends. Miss I.ylia B. Robertson who
is teaching school at Glen Flora
came down Saturday and spent Sat
urdap night and Sunday with her
brothers, Messrs. Tom and LaIney
oberson. Owing to the Indictment
weather there was very small gath
ering at the Shiloh Baptist church
Sunday: however this cid not deter
the pastor Rev. +. NJ. Random from
preaching sulual A very forceful
and spiritual sermon. The Reverend
selected for text Acts. 1915, Sub.
christians should not call each
other Common The sermon was full
O. wholesome advice about the lives
10 Ife~tD 4fol MI cling NJ
real chr stians. Collec ion was tai en-
up b. c. w Williars amount $20.95.
Mr. eugene Anderson who is temper
arly located at Aswood IVES here
for church Sunday and tot see the
fair ladies. Those on the sick list
this week are Mr. Will Daniels. Miss
I.ucretia Anderson and Mr. Thomas
Brent. Messrs Riley and Henderson
Davis of Needvilie attended the
American Woodmen meeting here
Thursday night. Mrs. Lucy Anderson
and daughter Miss Lucretia Anderson
were shopping in Wharon Thursday
Ennie.-Mr Albert Watkins and
Miss. Jessie Foreman were united in
marriage las Sun 4y MI Watkins
is very popular employee Of the
H. & 4. C. r. y Shops and with
thrift and economy has accumulated
nice bank account. Miss Foreman
is the charming daughter Of Mrs.
MelvIna Foreman and is one Of the
favorites Of her circle, Quite unm-
Der Of X. of P's and their wives
visited Palmer Sunday and was
given a sweet reception In Brave
boys OF Palcer at thu residence Of
luke Dixon. Mr. K.C Yarboroughis
building very beautiful home IN
4th ward. Mr.. Chas Whitley porter
| for .Ae Fl. & e q r. r. is sick At
his home in North ennis Rev Baker