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

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sick at his home.Miss Willie Chapple
was brought home from Wichita Falls
very sick. Mr.. Tom Price was in the
city visiting relatives. Mrs. Beatrice
Parker is visiting relatives at Dallas.
Messrs. Price Griffin and Earl Nc
Ginty and Rev. G. w. Burton Is at
ing the National convention at Nash
Vile. Tenn. Mrs. King has returned
from Oklahoma City. Little Miss Oh
lie Hightower is visitlg her grand
mother at Cranberry. Mrs. Dasha
| Vernon visited relatives at Fl. Worth
last week. Many of Cleburne's people
attended the picnic at Grand view
Saturday. Messes q. A. and Ellis
Hodge have returned from Breaken-
ridge. Messhs. Volley Kendell and Ed
Butler have returned from Silsbee,
Rev. Keller. Misses Melrose. Carter
Robbie Smith, Messrs. T. s. Ryce. Le-
roy Vernon, Mesdames. Sarah VIII
liam Wilson attended the district Sum
day school convention at Dallas last
week. Mrs. Ada Alexander was cal
led to Mineral Wells to see her sick
daughter who is very sick Mrs. A.
w. Edwards is visiting relatives in
Texarkana to visit relatives. Mrs
Dosha Cernon is on the sick list. Mr.
Emma Heard mother died Monday
at 3 o'clock. Remains was shipped to
Louisiana for burial in the family ce-
metery. Mr.. Julius Thomas has re-
turned home from Dallas. Mrs Mary
Swinney attended the funeral of her
| ofofar nP ouytO0 OlrIo Mice u,,,.y,,le
Jay of Morgan is the guest Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Gatewood. Mrs. Gatewood Of Morgan
Is visiting her son and daughter in
law. Mr.. viii Phillips Is here visit
ing his family this week. he also pre-
ented his wife with an aluminium
set. Mr., Henry Thomas of Valley
Mills was at the bed side of his sis
ter. Mrs. Caralina Williams who IL
very sick. Mrs. Lula Lewis and Mrs
Julia Coleman attended the funeral
of Mrs Fannie Brown Sunday at Fit
Worth. Mr.. Hiawatha Phillip left
this week to attend school at Bis
hop college. Marshall, Texas.
Texarkanas-Sunday school and SER
vices were we'll attended at the va
RUS churches Sunday. At Hopewell
c. M. e. church Rev w. F Simon,
pastor, was at his post and preached
two soul string sermons. At II O.
4 clock service his tevt was, "WhenI
see the blood l will pass on yau."
Collection $11.00 At Sunset, Rev. j..
w. Witaker filled his place at the
delight of his many hearers. The b.
Y. P. u. was highly entertained
by the B. Y. P. U. of Oak street
church with creditable programme.
The president. Miss e. Dudly and
other leaders are to be commended for
such an excellent auxiliary. Mr.. War
rem Ealey and family of Capp street
left Sept. Bird for Dallas and Cedar
Hill. Mrs. Fannie Dawson of North
street made flying trip to Marshall
returning Sunday Reports nice
time. TIL addeus Porter injured hts
foot very badly last Sunday by jump
ing firm tree on the paved street. He
is doing nicely at this writing. Miss
IAlice Brinkley was rowally enter
tanned by Misses Allena and Thedonia
Woodbridge at the home Of their pa
rents on Laurel street on last Edhurs
day evening with dance and whist
party. All enjyed lovely time. Mrs.
NJ. H. Spencer and daughter Miss AL
berta spent last week at Marshall
visiting friends and attending re-
vival which was carried on by Rev
NJ H. Spencer, pastor Of the C. M. Z.
church Of that place. They report
an enjoyable time. Mrs S Fl. Har-
rissoon returned home last Saturday
after a brief stay at TT. Worth as
guest of her sister, Mrs d. NJ, Mccoy
The Gumbo party given at Mrs. Liz
zle Sayres, 1416 Lee street by the
Hopewell choir on last Tuesday eve
ming was arare treat to every one
and afforded a deal of amusement
in the meantime swelled the choir's
treasury considerably. Mrs Thelma
Howard and children of Grandview
are visiting her husbands relatives
at Dekalb Mrs. Sadie Barber who
resides in the Cotton Belt addition Is
very sick at this writing suffering
Tonsilitis. Mrs. Phillips Of Red Cut
died at her home last week after
lingering long time. Funeral was
4 attended at Sunset church Of which
ouc WAS a tHcDiDCl Wy ANVNs - W
Whitaker. Remains were in charge
of the Richardson's Undertaking es-
Enlistment Mrs. Rosa Fagings baby
died one day last week and the re-
mains was buried in the Rose Hi.
cemetery by Richardson's the Under-
taker. Misses Lucille Lincoln and
Claire Mae Rolp 7son and Mrs. Mer-
cedes Parks left last Friday night for
O trip to Chicago, Ill. Mrs. McMichael
of Shreveport, La is in the city visit
ing her son, Mr. FcMichael on Lee
street. Mrs. Cook of Picnic street
A left Sunday evening" for Dallas to be
the guest of her daughter. Mr. Gro
ckett Smith, a crafts man ofthis
place went to Buffalo New York to
begin work. The entertainment that
are being given al Hopewell church
every Saturday night are largely at
tended and have proven to be very
profitable TO the missionary sisters.
MIR. A. c.. Washingson was grought
4 in from Kansas city last week and
hurled at Macedonia A party was
given at the beautiful home Of Mrs.
B. F. MurphRs begining at $3.50 p. w.
on "Wednesday 9ept 26 honoring Miss
Aline Prinkley who IL visiting her
haunt Mrs. A. L. Rutherford After
dancing and the PLAYING of whist had
been INDUCED in extensively the hos
tess served punch to her guests and
also cream. Rev. Holden OF Houston
il IN our city and filled the pulpit
nj the A. M. y. church on Wood trest
Sunday. Labor day celebration seems
/ to be the center Of attraction and
vevryone is taking advantage to en-
ioy the many festivities OF amuse-
ments being given 81 the r. x. =
Park, under the auspices OF the U.
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