The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

ing. Mrs. Martha Sears left Saturday
for her homo in Marlin, after spending
the fall and spring at the home Of
Mise A. b., and Mrs. J. Price. The
following left Monday for Fort Worth.
to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge.
A. H. Minis. e. r. Maxwell, Jas Ross
and Rev. Geo Station. Mrs. Susie Smith
of Chapel Hill Community spent
Thursday in the city Mr.. ]. s Smith
is sick at his home in East Calvert
Mrs. Lucy Perry and Mrs. Minnie
White Of wooten Wells passed through
en- route to the Association M Pose
bud, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellen Coon
er of Sweet Water are in the citv
the guests of Mr., cooper's mother,
Mrs. Harriet Tucker Mrs. Matte Hes
ter left Thursday for westfieId Texas
to visit her son Fred Mccoy ana
family. Mr. Henry Gliding left Thurs
day for Palestine, where he was calI-
ed to meet the board OF the Primitive
Baptist church. Miss Ella Coolag "a
ceived the sad intelligence of the
death Of her neice's husband. Mr.
Chas Thomas of Stronptown ol,,a
Geo. V. Mead is still i'll and helnIess
Mr.. Frank Beard of Arkansas called
IN to see him while in the cit,, ~,
visit to her father. Sunday was a
high day, Mrs: 2. L. Robertson was
iroyal guest OF honor, her solo was
inspiring and indeed a musical tresf
The musical was indeed excellent.
Memorial service of Mr. David SDou
Baby) Greeks were appropriately held
last Sunday morning at the M ~
church The speakers of the occasion
h.
II. H. Poodle, Mrs. Beulah Brown,
Prof. A. w. Young and the father
Mr.. Bill Creeks. the service was con.
tinued through the night service,
Mr., Elijah Carter, treasurer of the
Mexia Fire Insurance Company OF
Mexia. was the guest of Mr.. ]. II
Edwards, Sunday.
visiting Mr.. S. W. Watson and Sa.n,I u
this week. Miss #. E. Ogden IL stiiI
In the city. Miss d. T. Watson is still
III. yet we are glad to note that she
visiting her cousin in Fort Worth
Mrs. Ada Harris. A fine service was
held in st. Paul Sunday school lie
largely attended. Prof. Young, Stunt
With St Paul M. e. church, Joseph
William Maye, 3. D. pastor. Our re-
vival began July 18th and ends July
22nd, Rev. Robt. S. Mosby of Nixon
assisting Mrs Rachel Watson OF
Houston Texas, Is back in the city
Of Calvert. Miss Western and Mr.. /
G. Ashford motored to Calvert last
week guests of Miss C. V. Diggs.
Mr.. T. r. Risby. Sr,, of BRYAN Tex.
as was the guest of his sen, It. r.
Risby, Jr., last week. The Lincoln
Association has CLOSED record break
ing session In Calvert with IietheI
Baptist church Many delegates wore
present. Mr. William Jones died Tues
day, July IL, I'm South Calvert. lie was
20 years Of age. He left sons, John
Jones. Ebert Jones and Adam Jones
and one daughter. Luella Jones. He
was buried in Calvert Colored ceme-
terry by Woodley Undertaking Co. Mr.
Jones was an old citizen of Calvert.
Rev. E. w. Powers, officiated. Rev. +.
Erby and children Sarah and Frank
Jr., of Waco are in the city guest of
his mother. Mrs. s. Oliver. Mrs. Nancy
Dials is i'll at the residence of her
derson and wife Prof. A. A. Robertson
and Miss Willie #. Graves motored to
Marlin, Wednesday morning to attend
the Grand Lodge of the w. w. .. w.
Mrs. L, Woodley has improved Mr..
Charley Mitchell has returned to Bead
mont after spending a few weeks In
the city city visiting his parents, mss
Clio Mitchell is still on the mend. Mrs.
Ellen Cooper of Big Spring, Texas, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. II. Tucker.
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family, Mrs. v. A. Parker and children
and mother. Mrs. Tucker. Miss Thel-
ma Lee Edwards of Franklin, Texas
and student of Bishop College was the
guest of Miss Marguerite Walton and
Mrs. w. Hardeway. Messrs. Theodore
Crayton and George Crayton were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs w. Harde-
way, Friday. They are schoolmates to
the couple Mr.. and Mrs. Hardeway
will leave soon for Houston, where
they will be poined by friends en-
route to Galveston on bathing tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardeway are new com
ers in our city, let us welcome them.
Mrs. Hardeway, former student of
Bishop College was located in Nacog
doches before coming to this city.
GOnEaIes.-The Sunday School and
B. Y. p. U. Congress of the Mout
Zion Association will close August
g. after a 8 days successful session.
The Congress collected nearly $4,000
cash and enough pledged by different
Sunday Schools to be paid by the semit
centennial association time in Victor
ia to carry the amount over 100000. !
Moderator s. A. Peasants of Cuero
is making a special call to the min
listers. deacons and laymen to save
every sinner in the district; unite all
tne cnurches that should De united, 4
teach the doctrine and covenant; and
raise S50,00000 as follows: Ordained
ministers S25; deacons and licentiates.
$1250; adults, $10 children So.
Prof. ]. ID. Arts of Houston Is visit
ing his wife. The Lincoln high school
boys of Seguin crossed bats with
Gonzales. Scores 80 in favor Gonzales. |
The following day, the LIST team OF
Seguin crossed bats with Gonzales
Scores So favor of Seguin. Guadalupe
Sunday School and b. Y. p. u. Com
gress will meet at Kyle, August 2.
Observation-Disclosures was a good
day for the churches with large at
tendance and good services. The re-
vival is still going on at st. Paul
Q. M. e. church and will continue
throughout the week. There have
been several conversions and many
reclaimed and reunited with the
church. Mr.. w. C. Price of Quincy
Texas. spent last week in the city on
business. The summer normal with
Prof. e, ]. Campbell. principal is
great success with many teach RS at
tending Rev. NJ w. odam OF Paris,
Texas, the newly elected pastor of
Zion Hill First Baptist church, has
moved to the city and has taken full
charge of the PASTORAL work of the
church. He is liked b. all his people
ard - mil ha e,toraouf,,l a.,