The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28
THE FOLLOWING CORRESPON.
DENCE is OF RECENT HAP
PENING, WHICH ARRIVED
TOO LATE TO BE
CLASSIFIED.

Midland, Jan. 26.-Mrs. Charlie
Mae Carson has been very i'll but is
improved. Also Miss Macie Miles is
improving. Mrs. Mamie Galloway
has been sick for about two years,
but she is going about now. Mr.. Jess
Brown was married Thursday, Jan.
26. Mr.. Carl Waller has left the city
and is visiting his friend, Tom
Scott in Silver City, New Mexico.
Also Mr.. Arthur Wallace has left
the city for Bisbee, Ariz. Mrs. Ber-
tina Scott has returned from visit
to Silver City, New Mexico, from a
visit to her husband.
Stephenville, Jan. 26.-Services
we're good and well attended Sun
day. Rev. Bullock being filled
with the Holy Sprint preached a
noble sermon Sunday and at night.
We are all delighted to have Rev.
Bullock with us. The all day din
lner that was given by the stew
ardess sisters was a success. Amount
realized from same was 81 go. We
kindly thank the good Baptist sis
ters for the assistance rendered us
in this effort. Mrs. Lucas is in
disposed Mrs. Ella Williams is in
Breckenridge with her husband. Rev.
Waller filled his pulpit morning and
night. There was quite a large
crowd of our young people who
went to Thurber Saturday night to
attend a party and reported a good
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas spent
the day in Dublin, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Oliver. Mr.. Pink Car
ter and Mr.. Lewis of Thurber are in
the city. The c. NJ. E. church will
organize a choir Thursday night.
Prayer meeting every Friday night.
Please have the nickel ready when
the agent comes around.
Italy, Jan. 19.--We are glad that
we are readers of the Express. Mr..
Dock Bell lost his fine mich COW
last Sunday night. Mir. and Mrs. G.
H. Watson motored to Italy, Mon
day, looking after the repairing OF
his mothers home. Mother Bell is
doing fine at this time. Mr.. H. G..
Watson has built a new car shed.
Mr.. TIME Jones md Miss Stella
Watkins were quietly married on
last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo
Hawkins are the proud parents of
a fine baby girl. Rev. A. ]. Will
liams is pastor OF Saint Mary A.
M. e. church. PASTORAL days are
second and forth Scndays. Mr.. F.
H. Hodge was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hooks ard he was ac-
companied by his wife and little
daughter, on the second Sunday.
Mr.. Flenoy Harris left for East
Texas, on big hunt last week.
The people of this community has
been crying about hard times, but
now they seem to think THEY are
better some how, it may he that
they are praying more now. Mrs.
4 Co..urtney Watson is SUFFERING with
tooth ache. Mrs Georgia Watson
has been sick but is improving al
this writing.
Gainesville, Jan. 26.-Hon. S. S.
Trimble, Supreme Supervisor of the
American Woodmen was with Camp
NO. 149 Thursday night. He made a
splendid address to the members con-
lcerning the progress of the Order.
Three applications were received
and after the meeting refreshments
were served. Mrs. Alice Adams gave a
social at her residence Monday night.
Miss Pauline Colquit entertained at
tie residence Of her aunt, Mrs. w.
c. Cclquit Monday night. A delicious
IaNd wholesome menu was served.
Out of town guests present were:
Mesdames Jamie Atkinson. Ruth
Brown of Winfield. Mrs. e. White
has returned to Muskogee. Miss n.
B. Hill and mother returned from
Dallas. Mr.. Henry rcins entertain. d