The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-09


ines and Fate Foster and wife motored
to 1T. Worth Saturday night. Mrs.
Pearl Black and children are visiting
home folks, Mr.. Charlie King has re-
turned home. Miss Feddle Harris and
Elder Smith are on the sick list.
DenisOn.--Mrs. W. T. Bartlett and
daughters, Misses Jessie Mae Bart
lett, Bessie Bartlett and lady Bartlett
have returned from a visit to Hot
Springs, Ark. At a recent board meet
ing Of the Northwestern Baptigt As
ISOLATION held in Dallas. Texoa, pro-
fessor A. H. Terrell was elected BUSH
ness manaber Of the North Texas
College at Denison. Mrs 7. ]. Jones
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tommie
Lue Jones in Chicago. ILL.,. who was
reported as being quite i'll. Rev. J,
s. Slaughter, the popular pastor Of
the A. M. E. church, is beginning to
move the wheels Of preparation which
will enable him to leave for the an-
nual conference soon. Watch for an
announcement of the millio dollar
wedding to be given at this church.
The members of Mt Zion Baptist
church serve dinner on the church
grounds each Sunday Mr.. w. j.
Sampson took advantage of the Dove
season and has proven himself to be
a good marksman. The Wiley Univer-
sity club organized by students Of
the city attending Wiley University.
met at the home Of Miss Chisolm.
After business meeting. the CLUB
adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs
Geneva Isom, Friday evening Sept Sth
Miss Eva De Webb. daughter of Mrs.
Ida Webb is reported as being quite
sick at this writing. The new Odd
Fellow building is completed and
is one of the largest local buildings
owned by members of the state. Aunt
Mary Sheppard, an old pioneer citi-
zen, passed away after a long illness
She died from infirmities OF old age.
as she was nearing the one hundred
mark. Mr.. ]. T.. c. Skinner, one az
the city's leading carpenters. has Just
completed the home Of Professor r,
NJ. Johnson on West Bind street He
has also erected the frame on the
second story Of the home for Prof.
A. H. Terrell. The Dreamland thea
tire opens October LIST. We will find
Billie Reed located on Mireck Ave
under his own vine and fig tree. Pn-
bile schools open the 14th OF this
month. Send your girls and boys.
Calvert Miss L. A. johnson is
sick at her home in North Calvert.
Mrs, ]. H. Edwards and sister left
few days ago to visit parents at
Seguin. Miss Myrtle Griggs Of Seguin
spent few weeks, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. o. c. Edwards. Mr.. j.
H. Edward left Thursday to join his
wife at .Segum. Texas. Miss Henrell
A. Hunter of Calvert returned from
Marlin where. she has been visiting
her friends. Mrs. Robert Watson left
Sunday for Houston where she will
spend the rest OF the summer Mrs. N.
B. Beclkhern returned from Groesbeck
Monday where she spent Sunday at
her husbands church assisting him
in his services, while he was sick. He
Is now in bed with the fever. Rev.
VIM Murkle came in Monday from
Strange where he is conducting a
meeting for Rev. J. Oliver. Rev, A. H..
Taylor is adding to his membership
at Garrett Grove Baptist church Mr..
L. G.. Hutcherson Of Fl Worth and
Prof A. II. Minis, motored to Frank
lin on business Tuesday The superb
visor OF the 10th Membership Drive
as well as each II. II. OF r to get
busy and put in ten members to the
body. We must put In 500 for this
district. Read the Express and keep
trace with the drive. I'VE suggest
circulars from the state supervisor
to each district supervisor. Mr.. Frank
Garrett, the well man Is kept busy
putting down wells in and around
the city. Mrs. Henrietta Hunter left
Wednesday for Cameron her adopted
hme. She will attend school the next
session and liyet with Rev. and Mrs.
p. r. Hunter. Mrs. A. H. Minis was
called to The bed side of her sick
grand children in Waxahichie Wednes
ay Mr.. s. H. Woodley Is UP after q
hard case of Dengue fever. Prof. w
III. Minis lost fine hog Tues
day. Mrs. Hicks Of West Calvert Is
seriously sick at her home at this
writing. Mr.. L. c. HUTCHINSON left
Friday morning for TT Worth with
che following party: Mrs. Flassy Mae
Hutcherson, Mable Hawkins and Mrs.
Corine Harlee. Miss Matella Haster
came home Friday from Waxahachie
Dallas and Waco where she spent
several weeks with relatives anf
OF control BY inexorabie lave the
friends. Mr.. Frs1k and Garden Dray-
hen of Beck Prairie spen Thursday
IN town ginning and selling cotton.
Miss Ardner Hester is up aga q to
a hard fight with the Dengue fever
whItewriEht- G. w. Wren Is
/ in the city for . week or ter days
with his wife. Mrs. NJ. r. Nran
sunday School was well attends at
/ both churches also services Rev. j.
u. Pickard filled his pulpit at G. M
( e. church. Rev. W. t. Bartlett was
/ at his post Baptist church. Miss Mil
ian Butler has returned home from
Dallas where she spent few days
were IN Van Alstyne. Saturday night.
Mrs. MILAN Riggs, daughter Of Bon
ham. catte and carried her home and
Is reported doing nicely. A truck
load Of people left Sunday norm
| ing for Gaverson, okla. Mr.. A. M
Monday daS Tie B. Y. =. ~ j. Is doing
nicely and everybody Is invited 10
attend the u. Y. p. u. at $3.50 o'clc,i x.
Mrs. Bell Hall, M. Rode and L @.
Coal and o. Coal left for Oklahoma.
last week. Mr.. James Jones Of Dr.ilas
was the guest Of Miss Emma Childs.
Mr. Charley Hamilton, Sophie stanly.
married last week when.
GreenvflIe. The funeral OF Lewis
Griffis was conducted at Clark street
Christian church was atteuded very
Bible school attendance was large
4lnd had one addition to the church
| II. d. culberson spent the week end
in East Texas Mrs. G. Dedmon, v.
Fulbright and friend. Mrs. N. Gatlin
Bluff attended the funeral OF their
father Mrs. l. A. Wallace returned