The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11

in behalf of our LIST interscholastic
county meet in a way which shows
true patriotism and loyalty Messrs.
Willis Henderson, w. ]. Hunt, f.
Schermack and Madames NJ. Mazone
and NJ. Clarkson and DR.. l.. d. Cook,
have greatly aided us in our efforts.
Among others who have worked for
the success of the county meet. We
are pleased to mention the names of
Mr.. Simon Moore, Rev c. N Strait.
w. l.. Phearse. and Mrs. Mallie Nc
Daniel.
ROckwnII.-Sunday School was well
attended at all churches Sunday.
Rev, Randall preached an excellent
sermon at the morning service. At
$3.50 p. m. Rev. CANDLES preached
at $3.50 the president of the Y. w. c. A.,
called 20 order the meeting. Miss Ella
McGruder. is the president of this
body. At 1880 p. M. b. Y. p. u.
tor At p m, Rev. Randall read
scripture verse st. John 1871. Miss
louisa Bratton died on the End inst.
Miss Bratton was born in Pittsburg,
Texas, in 1905. She was a member of
the A. NJ. f. church and was an active
member of the Sunday school. She
leaves a father, mother and brother
who were present at the time of her
death. Also a host of friends and rela-
tives to mourn her demise. Mrs. Mamie
Person and Mrs. Alice Allen of Sui
phur Springs attended the funeral
Mrs. Coleman of Dallas is in the city.
Mr.. II. u. James and Miss Elouise
Ellis were married at the home of
the bride 4th inst, Rev. j. G. Gam
bles officiated. Master James Jones
has returned home after spending
two weeks in Garland with his aunt,
Mrs. Mable Moore. Mr.. Harry Thomas
his mother, Mrs Geo Thomas Mr..
Raymond Kelly of Garland spent Sun
day in this city. Mrs. Dollar Kelly
stuck a splinter in her foot several
days ago. At this writing she is un--
able to walk from the effects of
same. Mrs. Fuller is slowly improving.
Miss Rotty's condition is alarming.
Mr.. Joe Givens is confined to his
room. All who have news for the
Express will please leave 1t at Kit
Sunday noon.
Crockett.-Rev. Reese. pastor of
Bethel Baptist church held his SER
vices, Rev. Ragsdale was at his post
at Miles Chapel C. NJ. E.. while Rev.
Alexander was on duty at st. An
drews A. NJ. L. Quite practical and
instructive sermon was preached. Mr..
Jesse Colster died saturday night,
was buried Sunday evening.
CIeburne.-The program rendered
Sunday evening at the G. NJ. church
was a grand affair. The Williams
Singers rendered an excellent pro-
gram, last Wednesday night at the
Shiloh Baptist church. Mrs. Ella Year
ger is visiting her mother at White
Wright, Miss Jones of Palestine is at
the bed side of her sick sister, Mrs.
b. Parker. who is very i'll at this
writing. Also, her. sister, Mrs. Gate
wood of WaXahachie is visiting her
bedside. Madams Lula Lewis, Bessie
Kay Ola Carter are at the bed side
| OF their sister. aunt and cousin at
ltasca. Mr.. George Phillips is improv
| ing his home. Mrs. Annalena Phillips
is on the sick list. Miss Thelma Gee
and Mrs. Addie Reynolds are on the
sick list. Mrs. ]. w. Hawkins was
in the city Sunday Mr.. Clifton Davis
was in the city sunday Also Mr.. W.
Hodge. Miss Mable Maymires of Dali
las was called to the bed side of her
Z mother who. is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Ella Griffin, Madams Annie Ty-
Ter and Marie Bagsby are visiting
friends and relatives at Clyarksville.
Mrs Jessie has returned from Deni-
son. where she attended her sick
husband, who was injured on the rail-
road. Mr.. and Mrs. Billy and Miss
Amanda Leroy of Vernon visited at
Fort Worth. Saturday; Mrs. Emma
sick son. Mr.. Robert Beasely. Mr. w.
II. Ryce of Fort Worth, was in the
city Monday, visiting relatives. Rev.
and Mrs. H. Wright have purchased
a car. Mrs. NJ. Ransom is i'll at this
writing. Mr. and Mrs. G.. Carwell
presented their daughter, Vivian with
d piano.
MineOlu.--Sunday School at st. Paul
Baptist church was well attended. Of
ficers and teachers at their places.
The young women surpassed the young
men in their classes again Sunday.
The young men seem to rave given
up hope of again regaining their
places. Rev. Curtis. pastor of the
NJ. f. church was in Quitman last
Sunday. At the A NJ. Il. church, Rev.
Mitchell was at his post and preached
good sermon. Rev. Gordon preached
a wonderful sermon at the c. NJ. Il.
church. Visitors:M Williams, from
Dallas; j. Richardson from Tyler. Mr..
NJ. Davis died last Wednesday at the
age of So years. He was nephew
of Mr.. Ellie Jackson. Remains were
buried last Thursday evening in the
city cemetery. Mrs. Caraway died
Wednesday. March LIST and was bur-