The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-12


Mrs. Hattie Hester returned from
Westfield ana Galveston Sunday
where she spent two weeks with rela
tives Miss Abner Heter | now with
the Wodley Undertaking Co. Mr.. A.
b. Turner OF Denver, Colo, left Sum
day for her home after burning her
sister, Mrs. Thorton; she went home
via Waxahachie, Oklahoma City
Mo-, and Kanas City, Mo-, and every
body was sorry to see Mrs. Turner
| leave. Mrs. Lizzie B. Baker Taylor,
wife OF Mr. C. j. Taylor arrived from
! New York City. She came via, Port
4 Arthur Texas, to attend the bed side
of her sick brother. DR.. David Baker.
Mrs. Bud Baker arrived home after at
ltending the bed side OF his sick bro
Their, DR.. David Baker at Port Arthur
She reports the docto improving. NJ
s. H. Woodley, manager of the Wood
LEY Undertaking Co., Is very sick at
| the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Hollimon
in West Calvert Mr. X. HOLMAN has
1 in his possession a violin that Is PA
years old: he is an old time violin
! player Or. Wade was called to attend
llfvered the funeral of Mrs. Riley. MISS
Mr.. Woodley Sunday. Rev. Arnold de-
Evellena Adam johnson and Will
Jnes were married at the home of the
bride Sunday night. Mrs Lucy Solo
man was called to Waco to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Estell. Mr. j. II
] Wallace and Miss Lorraine Phillips OF
Cleburne and Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wal
lace of TT. Worth were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Edwards Thurs
day. DR.. ChasA. Wade our new ply
stefan was very busy Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Hardaman
have returned from summer school
at Praiie View Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hardaman will soon Lave for Waco
Miss G. M. Stewart left Prairie View
for Galveston, as reports have it, and
will remain there for awhile with
her friend Miss Frankie Bown
RaileyYille and Jones Pralrie.-
Morning Star meeting is closed With
| 20 additions. Rev. Leonard ran sue
cessful revival. Sup't ]. o. and Mrs
F. A. william left Sunday evening
for Dallas where they attended the
grand lodge of G. " o. o. F. Little
Mildredge Lane of Dallas is spending
a pleasant vacation with the reporter
Rev Atkinson preached an excellent
serman for the Pleasant Grove rally
Mr.. C. H. Williams and the Express
hustler motored tn Hearne, Wednes-
day, accompanying Rev. Leonard. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Anderson motnred out
in the community Sunday afternoon
All sick listed are imprving.
RoekdnIe.--A large crowd from all
parts Of the country attended the mid
snmmer carnival. July 27-2S. given
nv the Rockdale band. Cameron and
| Taylor played bali 2 DAYS. Scores the
! first dav: Cameron 6. Taylor s.; End
dav, Cameron 2, Taylor 4. The big
parade started at 1890 a, m. from the
Ideal Cream Parlor. The following
young mems social club is doing fine.
meets the first and third Wednesdays
in each month: for any information.
1 write r. T. Floyd, secretary. From
$40 to 100 o'clock. the big dance
taken place here at the park. A large
crowd from Tyler was over. Mr.. STAN
| lev Kennedy and his iazz hounds fur
| nished music. Mr.. Floyd and Mr..
Tanning and several others had to do
some dancing to keep the Taylor peao-
ple from taking the prizes back to
IaylOr Mf. henuIe. pIesluent OF the
Young Mems Social Club is putting
| forth every effort to make the club
q success
SHERMAN.
Prof H. J. Kirkpatrick died at the
/ residence, Saturday, about a. M, S26
North East st after lingering illness
of several months, returning from
| Marshall, where he assisted Prof Reid
l 10. 81 "a nj nf
| books, at the time of his death he
was principal of Fred Douglass high
school. having held that position for
| 16 years succeeding Prof. L. l. VIII
| Valiejho. Calf. He held the assistant
princlpalship for ~ years He was also
secretary of the Northwestern Baptist
| Association. secretary of Northwestern
Baptist Sunday school. auditor Of
Grand Lodge knights OF Tabor, once
special Deputy Of Odd Fellows under
Prof Goree. the Grand Master. menu
| Der of five secret orders: Phaegon
Lodge, X. Of p; Knights of Tabor;
| u. B. f.; G. u. o. of o. F., and
eral was Monday evening at Harmony
Baptist church OF which he was q
| consistent Christian by Rev. DR.. b.
j. Brown of Gainesville. the president
OF North Texas Baptist College of
Dcnison, before crowded house sever
al hundred people standing on out
side Prof. w. r. Wins of Denlson
acted as master of ceremonies. Reso-
| iutions were read by Fred Douglass
High School faculty; by Sunday
Fellows. Rev. NJ. L. Douglass; Church.
Miss Addie Alexander; from Loyal
Friend of America. Mrs. Lilly Belts.
Funeral orations were delivered by
Grand Master Hunt of Dallas of Loyal
Friends of America; Rev. Adair, g. G.
Menter of knights of Tabor OF Cor
sfrana; Prof. ]. H. Terrell Of Mem
pAis. Tenn, for Odd Fellows; Mrs.
S. NJ G. Amos of Dallas. the president
OF Women's District Missionary Con-
Moderator of Northwestern Baptist
Association; Rev. Bonner of Plot
Point. Resolutions "As Neighbor by
little Miss Annie Childs. The Fred
Douglass high school band played
the funeral dirge in procession. There
were many beautiful floral offerings.
Prof N. S. Everett of Fraternal had
charge. The big meeting at the Han
mony Baptist under leadership OF
Rev. H. D. Allen, the pastor Is quite
Grcenville. visited his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Pearl Culberson and little son:
Mrs Taylor Thomas hos returned
from several months's stay at Solbert,
Okla
work.
Mexin.--Afrs Sophia Tatum has
returned from an enjoyable visit from
Texas West Texas Manufacturing
Company sent tvs truck loads of
Soda water of fits cases each to the
Odd Fellows Grand Session ct Dallas
Texas. hey now are running day
and nj at. Miss Willis Edward Wiley.
The da ghter OF w, Il. Wiley Is assist
ing Prof. T.. G. Tatum in the retail
department at the West Texas Man
ufacturing Company. Mrs. Tussie ong,
wife Of Prof. James Long has return
ed from an extended trip to Dallas,