The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11
Towns in Texas.

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Henry Smith is a new reader Of the
Express. Mrs. Aunry Ray visited the
public school Friday and spoke
many encouraging words to both
teachers and pupil. Mr.. Mike Moore
and Miss Geneva Terry, daughter OF
Mrs. Nina Holleman, were quietly
married Saturday evening, Feb. 8
at the home of the bride. Mrs. Lu-
cIndy Bealey is sick at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Wash
ington Mr.. Willis Ray left Tuesday
for Electra.
CAUSE.
Mr.. Robert Freeman was visiting
! friends in Cause, last week. Mrs.
Bette Turnham left for her home
In Cameron, Wednesday. Rev. +. w.
Warren was In Cause Saturday
greeting friends. He was on his way
to Coxes Providence to hold his first
quarterly conference. Mr.. Larkin
Moore opened his restaurant Satur-
day he invites the patronage OF
the public. Mr.. Glide Perry made
business trip to Cameron, Friday.
Mrs. Viva Thompson spent the week
en- in Cause. Rev. Rucker Of Mar
lin, passed through our town Satur-
day en- route to six Mile Stop. Mr..
Chas Hamilton of Marlin was in
our town last week seeking his son.
Mr.. Charlie Steptoe of Corsicana Is
visiting friends in our town
RANGER.
Sunday was high day at Smith
Chapel A. NJ. f. church. Sunday
School was well attended with Supt.
present. We are having our Sunday
School every Sunday evening and
we are trying to bring things to
pass, as Rev. John II. Clark bear
ing with us we will not fail. We
as a people are not looking for a
fail. Collection was good in Sunday
School. We took up $1.25 Sunday
morning. Rev. John II. Clark preach
ed a noble sermon at IL o'clock
our pastor is live wire and every
body likes him for his noble way.
Sunday night, our dear pastor
preached another great sermon. Sis
ter ID. e. Taylor was sick last week
but is improving and is able to be
out to Sunday service. Mr.. T. ].
johnson, wife is sick in bed but
is improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher
and Mrs. j. NJ Patterson and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. X. Logan and Mrs.
Roxie Grace we're out TO visit Mr..
IT. j. johnson on her sick cOuth.
TERRELL.
Sunday school on time with the
superintendent at his post. The
lesson was interestingly discussed.
At IL a. M, the pastor preached
an apprecIative sermon. Mr.. Ben
Zummie died, Feb. 4. He was 81
years Of age. He leaves a number
of children, relatives and a host of
friends to mourn his demise. He had
been a resient of Kaufman county
for more than 40 years. Mr. Rober-
son from Elmo, dropped dead on the
street OF this city Saturday. Mrs.
Edwards died Saturday, Jan. 30. on
West Bethlehem. She left one son,
and host of friends. Rev. Il. w.
Dickson left Saturday for his church
on the account OF ram, ne returned
home. MRS. Marcis FRAZER was mar
rled to Mr.. Jordan. We wish for
them happy sail on the sea of ma
trlmony. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Scott left
last week for Wichita Falls to give
a recital at the Flrst Baptist ehurcn.
Miss Eloise Whitus our Sunday
school pianist was al smiles sun
day. Can any one tel why Mrs'
Ethlyn Anderson was calIeu 10 Mar
snall Oh account vi siehnees'
utIrcutT,A FAILS
Program FOR Ooioreu h'"reiV
Teachers Meet.
The Parent-Teachers Association
of the Booker T. Washington high
school held its regular meeting in
the auditorium of the school Friday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The fol-
lowing program was rendered.:
instrumental Solo.