The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28

week. Linnie Ruth remained as q
guest of Mrs. Mosley. Arrivals: Mrs.
Rosie Lewis, Little Myrtle Lee from
Lubbock. Rev. Harris preached at
the G. M. L. church. Mrs. Luddie
Smith returned to their home at
Alton. Mr.. George Mosley presented
his daughter, Miss Jimmie with a
COW and calf.
Whitewright, Jan. 26.-Rev. Pic
kard was called home to the bed
side of his son. Rev. Jackson
preached at the c. M. E. church
Sunday at II a. m. Sunday school
was we'll attended at both churches
Mrs. Caroline Marshall is on the
sick list. Maggie Robinson is on
the sick list. Mr.. Amos Wright
was called to Wolf City, to the bed
side of her mother. Mr.. Charles
Jordon was here enroute to Bon
ham. His car went into the ditch
and he was forced to stay over
night. The Home Mission Society
will render program Sunday at
4:30 p. m. when you wish the news,
see c. Gatewood, or drop a notice
for Box 1926,
Cooper, Jan. 26.-Sunday 1t was
cold yet Sunday school was well
attended. Rev. ]. T. Taylor Of Tex
arkana, Texas, came in as sur
prise to New Zion and preached a
splendid sermon. Mr.. Fred Pratt
and Mrs. Lizzie Colman were mar
ried at the home of Mrs. Florence
Shankles. Rev. w. White, officiat-
ed. New Zion members wish for
them a happy voyage on the sale
of life. And may Mrs. Pratt prove
great help meet for her husband
and shining light in the church.
Mrs. Zader Vester and her friend
returned to their homes in Dallas.
Mr.. Nose Mays is very sick on Jor-
dan street. Don't forget him, neigh
bors. Mrs. Rosie Mays is reported
improving this week.
Mckinney, Jan. 26.-The beau
tiful modern cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk Washington was the scene
of an enjoyment, Sunday, Jan. %.
The guests were met in the spacious
reception hall by Mr.. Washington,
relieved of their wraps and hats
and were led to the living room.
There awaited the hour of luncheon.
Dinner served" was announced by
the hostess daughter, Miss Gladys.
There were five courses served
and the variety of edibles were
numerous. Guests, host and hostess
and brother of histess: Mr.. Oliver,
Denison, Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Lockhart, Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Shell
by, their son, r. W., Miss Viola
Lindsay and Master Dewitt Simpson.
After dinner was served there was
music furnished by Miss Gladys
Howell. After q pleasant evening,
all departed, expressive Of an en-
joyable time.
BIanchvilIe, Jan. 26.-Serylces
were we'll attended at Little River
Baptist church, Sunday. Rev. S. L.
Gates, pastor, preached to his peo-
pie out of his soul. He had pre-
pared for the occasion. Rev. Gates,
Mr.. Riley Green, Mrs. Mary Knight,
Mr.. G.. H. Bever are new readers OF
the Dallas Express. We are in
hopes of having one hundred readers
for the paper soon. Mr.. Jim Cook
is still on the sick list. We hope
for him on the sick list We hope
Chas Price and Miss Ellen Moore
were married, Sunday night at the
home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Junius Wells are the proud parents
of a fine baby girl. Mother and
babe are doing nicely at this writ
ing. Profs. Covington, Pollard and
Miss Woodson were called to Cam
eron, Saturday to arrange for the
Inter-scholastic meeting which will
convene on the 18th of March. Mr..
\ Phillips and A. W. Jackson motor
ed to Cameron Tuesday. Mr..
Phillips received telegram that his
brothers remains would be sent
from over seas. Prof. Roland was
pleasant visitor at A. c. E. Leag-
ue. The league will entertain the
P. E., Rev. F. W. Warren, Saturday
night at Sweet Home A. NJ. e.
church. Messrs. Frank and sons,
Polk and Aduilla Ashford spent Sun
day in Hearne
Italy, Jan. 26.-Sunday was pas
torial day at the A. M. E. church.
Owing to bad wether services were
postponed Mother Bell had
spell of syncope Sunday morning.
She is improving at this writing.
Mr.. George Chance Is on thaB sick
list. Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Bell, Mrs.
Courtney Watson, Mrs. Norvella
/ Anderson, were at the bedside of
Mrs. Chance all day. Mrs. Jennie
Johnson spent Monday evening with
mother Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fle-
noy Harris and their two little sons
spent few hours with Mrs. Mat
tie Bell, Monday night. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Tom Bass, Mrs. Matte Rank
! in and Mrs. Tenner motored to see
Sister G. Chance, Tuesday after
noon. The PEOPLE of Saint Mary
are going wild over the Dallas Elk
press. They were somewhat dis
appointed to not receive the papers
last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Peace were the guests of Mi and
Mrs. Wilson Hooks, Sunday Little
livery Artre Lee went to her aunt
to stay a while and to attend school.
Mrs Ardonia Harris, Miss Jenkins,
motored to Mrs Bells Sunday after
noon We are proud of the rain
Little Bernice Powell will be at
home to spend Friday, Saturday and
Sunday with her mother. Miss Ethel
Edwards spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Bass, last week, Mr.
Oddie Tarrant is with us for a few
days and is with his brother, Mr..
Lee Smith at Greens Chapel. He
reports all we'll. The readers of the
Express arc Increasing. Mr.. viii
Hooks is a reader of the Express.
Mr.. Il. G. Watson, Mr.. Dock Bell,
Mr.. Ode Tarrant, Mrs. Ammonia Har
ris, Miss Emma Watson, Mr.. G. M.
Mcbride and many others are read