The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06
TEXAS TOWNS


the lesson 10 the delight Of the schoI-
Ars. The Mission Sisters held service
Rev f. Earby preached for them
We held excellent services In the af-
ternoon and neat sum of $500
was realized. Mrs. Ellen Wharton Is
in the city Yssiting Der sisters, Mrs
Lydia Othyn Of Hearne is in the city
visiting her daughter. Rev. j. S. A
Trower Of Denison is here visiting
relatives. Mrs Julia Lowe has retur.
ned from Dallas, where she attended
the funeral Of her brother
1IineOla. The Smallpox is abatet
some what All churches. theaters ant
places Of public gatherings Which
have been quarentined are expected
to open at an early date. The Mineola
High School base ball team played
the Mineola loafers in the White bal
park (school) and the school team
was defeated in score 6 to 8. Texas
College closed last week at Tyler
and Misses vernice Jones and Evelyn
Deary, students Of this school are he
me for their vacation, Misses Bertha
johnson and Anna Giffard, students
OF Texas College were In Mineoia last
week. MI and Mrs. Manor Holt were
In the city last Saturday. enroute tc
Tulsa, okla. A pleasant bunch oi
Freshmen were entertained at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs Holt. Dali
as Express for sale every Saturday
at Lawyer Johnson's Restaurant.
Dodd City Sunday school at the
A. M. +. Church was well attended
and much interest manifested. Rev
Henson, pastor preached an excellent
sermon. Mrs. Francis Show and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs Whitby Of Win
dom were in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Poole, Sunday. Little Miss Lena
May Phillips is reported improving to
the delight Of friends. Mr. Jack Criss
was in the city Friday and spent sew
eral hour with his daughter and her
Mr. and Mrs. johnson.
Denton Eastern stars held
their annual sermon at the c. Nj. e.
church Sunday evening. Rev. B. Smith
Mrs. Blanche Thomas of
Rockwell was in the city a few days
last week, visiting friends. Rev. Jack
son is conducting a revival at the
A. NJ. f. church and is meeting with
success. Rev. Mooney is the
pastor. Rev. Jackson preached an ex-
ceIlent sermon at Second Baptist CHI
nrch Sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
Rev. Swanson was at his appoint
ment Sunday
White Wright-Mr. Burnece De-
honey and Tommie Kindrex have re-
turned from Texas College. Sunday
school was we'll attended Sunday.
Rev. Pickard was at his appointment
and delivered excellent sermons. Ho
me Mission Society rendered nice
program and the sermon was preach
ed by Rev. jackson. Mrs. Laura Tate
Of Pilot Grove was in the city Satur-
day W. H. Luper made flying trip
to Dallas last week, Mr. Lester Tott-
en- Of Van Alstine was the guest Of
Miss Yeda Maxey Sunday Bessie
Bryant is on the sick list. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Luper left for ST. Louis,
Mo-, to attend the General Conference
Of the c. NJ u. church Mrs. Ollie ~
Lee was here from Sherman, visiting
her mother, Mrs. May Adams. Mrs
Lula Paterson and others were in
sherman Sunday. Rev Bartlett prea-
ched Sunday night for the H. M.
Society.
league, Sunday school was we'll
attended at the First Baptist Chuch
in South town. The churches we're
permitted to hold services again. r.
J. Brewer was called to Mexia last
week to attend the bed side OF his
sick sister, Mrs. R. l.. Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. q. Shannon visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Tnsley last Sunday. Mr..
NJ G. Cummings. Undertaken was in
Mexia last week on business.
CleburnesTh many Citizens Of Gle
Durne, extended hteir heart felt sym
pathy to the bereaved husband, sisetr
and mediate friends of the deceased,
Mrs. B NJ Taylor, who departed this
life April 18th 1922, was laid to rest
Sunday April 23rd 1922, with honors
Of the o. E. S. & American Woodmen.
IT'S friends who make this desert
world
To blossom as a rose,
Strew flowers DER her rugged path
Pour sunshine Ger her woes,
Those who attended the funeral from
'oreign cities we're:
Mrs. Jerry Moore, Temple, Texas.
Mrs. Bulah Bell. Ardmore. Okla.
Mrs. Sarah Weight, Ardmore, Okla.
Mrs. BeatriC hammond (Wallace)
Texas.
Mrs. Lizzie Gee died Sundaf: Fun
sral was attended af the First Bapt-
st church. Rev. j. W. hawkins, off
ciated. Mrs. Gee was buried under
auspices Of ths CaIanthians. She was
4 mother of 10 children, 81 grand
shildren, ~ great-grand children and
)ne great-great egand child Rev. Car
AWAY, pastor of the A. M. Il. church
attended the district conference last
week at Brentwood. Rev A. w Edw-
srds is IN Waco on official business
Mrs. l. g. Cooper has returned from
Okla Mrs. Amanda Elliotte who has
has been very sick Is improving at
mis- writing. Mr. Prce Griffin, ST.. is
u the sick list Mrs Cooper Of Hills
scto attended the hsEeral Of her mot
aeF, Mrs. Lizzie Gee Mrs. Leona Hal
ness Mr. Hightower has returned fr
u Mrs. Gee, who is her grandmother
Send all news and job work to the
reporter OF the Express rot later than
Monday afternoon. Mrs Sev'illa To
mas sustained a painful injury in the
ACC while cutting klndIing Mr.. Joe
Fuller Is Improving after a breif ILL
ness. Mr.. Hightower has returned fr-
1m OKLA Miss Earnestine Phillips
slosed her school with program which
was hefitting and has returned home.