The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19

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and other relatives. Mrs. Elmira Lar
Alns lett last Sunday for ST. Louis
TO visit her sister The newly weds
nea at the HON eof Mr.. Jodie B. Pot
tigress last Thursday evening. After
the usual form OF opening quotations
we're gsys.t-from-the bible. The even
lig was spent In pleasant converse
ton; sigessing new plans for the club
A Swell menu Of sherbedt. cake. stuff
fed tomatoes. olives, crackers and
mints were served by the hostess. The
C. M. B. A. declared dividend Of
10 per cent recently for the firt twel-
We months. Mr.. A. +. Centers and
Miss Eva Cannon OF Free Stone Co.,
and many other delegates are attend
ing the gloden age OF the AfSo.Amerl-
'San of abe U. s. A. with its home
office IA Tyler. Hon. b. AbraIu Is the
Natl chief councillor Of the organiza-
ton and he has taken in some Of the
eading people here and On adjourn
ng Co. The normal has closed its
school session at 7 c. and examina-
lions, is on this week.
CarrOltOn.-We had union Sum
day school last Sunday with st. John
Baptist church. Scripture lesson was
read by the pastor. AT $3.50 p. m.
Rev. c. Watts preached. DR.. Jinkins
preached again at night. another soul
stirring sermon. Collection, $24.50.
| Mr.. E. d. Rainwaters OF Lewisvile,
was with us during the day enroute
home from the Odd Fellows meeting
n nlllas asa week. Our good pastor
Rev. H. Baker has the frame ofthe
new church up.
Temple.-Mr. John Kyles who died
in Ft Worth, August 10th, was ship
ped here last week for interment, ac-
companied by his wife. Mrs. Susie
Kyles and friends Mrs. Julia Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Hardeman, who
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Moore of So. 18th street while here.
Funeral services were held Friday
evening, August 18th, at 4. L. c.
Brandfords undertaking parlor, ond
his remains was laid at rest in the
clay cemetery. Rev. Geo. Brooks,of-
| ficiated.
Messrs. Lee Gaines, s. M. Hollins
Ed. Patiff, and Mrs. Ella Laner e.
presented the American Woodmen
lat week in its district Convention
which convened in Dallas, and re-
ported splendid session.
( ME-. oscar Hunter, after spending
several days in New York, returned
home a few day ago. Rev. T. E. Geo
after assisting his son. Rev. I. T.
George Jr., in conducting a revival
at Mexia during the last two weeks
returned home last Saturday, and re-
ported a great melting. Madams Oscar
L. Copper and Webster Armstrong, FIT
Worth accompanied by their mother
Mrs. Lewis, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. =. A. Burgess Of So. 10, street
Miss Emma Jenkins after a long stay
in the city, left Friday night for hei
home in Kirveyville.. Miss Willie B
Teller after several months stay
with her cousin. Mrs. o. +. McCray
OF So. 18th street, left last Wednesday
( for her home in Dallas. Mrs. LelC
Frosh, her son Vollie, and Miss
Gladys Barnett took dinner last Sun
day with the reporter and wife Mr.
and Mrs. s. M. Romelle, Mrs. James
Hollins after being i'll for severa
days is able OF be up again. Mrs. Wat
| ter Rollins has been Ill for the pas
two weeks, however she Is improv
ling aa this writing. Mrs L. B. o. LIE
lquey who has been visiting Mr.. AM
Mrs. II. G.. Anderson. left last Tues
day for Galveston to be at the bed
side of her husband, Prof. l.. J. lie
quey whowas expected to undergo
an operotion. Mrs. j. G. Robinson, Jr
Of Cameron is spending few day
with her mother-in-law and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Sr.. o
So Is street Mrs. Emma Clemmoni
and her daughter. Susie Belle of Houl
ton. Mrs. r. L. Gentry and her sol
Of Waco were guests last week o
Mrs, A. j. Burleson Of East Avenue
e Mrs. Nanacy Blain spent the pas
week with Mr.. and Mr. s. M. Romelll
after which she was called to Waco
to attend the funeral of her brother
| in-law, Mr. Joel Chairman. Mr.. Cliff
ton L. Brewer was guest last Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Maxwall of NJ 18th street, at which
Mace he partook of a very elaboratl
dinner. Mr.. ]. T. Chapel left las
Wednesday TO spend few days will
friends in Lampases. A successful re
vivol is underway at the Mt. Ziol
Baptist church, conducted by the pas
tor, and others.
The Light OF refple" lodge of tn,
@. u o. Of o. +. which met in til
regular meeting last Monday night
listened to a splendid and very abl'
report from the Grand Lodge which
convened in Dallas few days ago
The report was made by Mr.. Alel
White of SO. 14th street. one who Il
regarded as well qualified to repre-
sent such a body anywhere, anytime
Please notice: My news item arr
prepared for publication every Mon
day morning, II you hape any news
for the paper, see me not later thai
Sunday evening. From time, to tim,
some few of our people have com
planned to the reporter to the extern
Of being neglected. or overlooked
in my write ups.Please be advised
that / Try to be universal inNmakins
ny report to the paper. end shall
be glad to write anything worth while
irogordless Of their life in che event
OF you calling my attention to same
When you fail to see some little wor.
thy things you might auuear in the
paper, don't be so quick to fell slight
ed. but charge it rather to an ever,
sight or lack OF information,
Mine0ia. Sunday was fine d.y fol
TIE church goers. Sunday school was
well attended. Rev. T. B. johnson
preached an excellent sermon at the
morning service and again at night
service; two were AIDED to the church
d. this effort Rev Curtis preached
wonderful sermons at the A.. M. r.
and the G. NJ q. churches. Sick list :
Mrs Annie Deary, Mrs. Mary Petite