The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

Denison. THE marriage ceremony Of
Mr. Leroy Blanton and Miss Bessie
Pollard was performed by Rev G. s.
Slaughter at the home Of the bride
Wednesday evening az s o'clock. The
occasion was one OF pomp and SPLEEN
dor and united two + Denisons most
popular young people. Mr.. Blanton
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bian-
ton Of sos Walker street, Is an over
sea vetern and quite an Industrious
young man and is studying the pro
fesslon Of embalminR and undertaking.
Miss Pollard is the accomplished
young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs p.
Pollard, 1872 West Walker street, is
quite an active and useful young
lady, being an active teacher OF a
Sunday school class and social lead
er Of her set. AZ the home Of Mrs. j
A. Coleman. LOG West Bond street, the
Rev. Dr. Slaughter united In happy
bonds OF wedlock, Mr. Eugene Cole
and Miss Helen Campbell The bride
and groom left for Kansas City their
future home, May their union be long
able to be out again after being con
fined to his room for more than five
weeks Mr., Edgar Walker is able to
out again from dengue fever. Mrs J.
| a..
OF the illness Of her sister. Mrs. Lulu
Wallace e wishing In Tyler. Texas.
Mr. Joe Thompson was called TO Dali
las. account Of the death OF his moth
err Mrs. Watson Monday evening in
the five hundred block, w. Martin,
cident was prevented by the timely
jumping OF Mr.. Sam Williams, when
car driven by White man struck q
COW owned by Prof. w. r. Wins was
Knocked on TO the wagon driven by
Mr. Williams. The other COW owned
by Prof Wins died Monday night.
The Civic League, after a long ST.
lence met Sunday at the Dreamland
theatre; will meet Sunday at Odd Eel
lows hall Evory one Is invited. Me-.
Geo McGhee has nearly completed the
store building OF Prof A. II. Terrell.
The Dreamland theatre opend its doors
for the season I Thursday. Oct 9Th with
the Sheppards Of the Hills. Sine Den-
lson out-classed sherman in the sing
ing contest however that Is nothing
unusual for Denison folk. Mrs. Oneida
Is still confined to her room,
GrapeInnd. Sunday School was wen
attended Sunday at all churches. Ser
Vice was largely attended Sunday at
corinth c. M. a. church Rev Boxley
pastor preached noble sermon az
II O'Clock, collection $30.01. Mrs. u. J..
DENNY Is able to be up to the delight
Of her many friends Rev, l.. W.
Walker left Tuesday for Quincy TO
reopen his merchandise store. REV
Noteworthy Is here for cew lays.
Public school opened Monday with
Prof. r. G. Fleeks of Crockett. pi in
cipal; Miss Aranella Hicks assistant
Prof and Mrs. Geo. w. Hicks left
Tuesday for Lovelady to begin school
work. Mrs. Leoda Thompson left Mon
day for Rocky Spring to open school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie johnson made
business trip to Crockett Saturday
Prof. Lee johnson has returned from
the Convocation and reports a splen-
did session. At the entertainment Civ
en- at the C. M T.. church last week
$37.52 was raised. Mrs. Jane Hicks
and daughters spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Parlee Howard a sumptu-
Gus supper was served. Sick list: Mr..
Andrew Herod. Mrs. zula Walker and
Mrs Alberta Simpson. Mrs. p. L.
Hicks after spending several weeks
here with her sister. Mrs.. j. N. Per-
kins left last week for Electra. Mrs
Beuiah Kick has recovered from the
dengue fever Call at Mr. Elmo Beas-
leya for the Express, Little Jack
Smith Is there to deliver the Express
to you or see Mrs. r. L. DENNY and
the. reporter.