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

the 4th quarterly conference OF st.
James G. M. 70. church, he spent
the night in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Stewart. Mrs. B. j.
Gamble spent Thursday in Melissa,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. l..
Thomas who are moving to Dallas.
Little Miss Melba Johnson left Fri
day evening for Dallas, where she
will visit her mother and other rel
atives. Mrs. Mary Owens was lucky
In drawing the lucky ticket Satur-
day night, Oct. sS, at the Peddlers
parade at c. NJ. u. church under
the direction OF Rev Mrs. M. M.
Parker of Van Alstyne, Texas, the
prize beingprize being $500 worth
Of groceries The Halloween party
at the resident Of Mr., and Mrs. Tom
Barnetts given by Mrs. Susie Linz
say was a success. Rev. r. ]. Ruck-
err. p. f., of Dallas district held his
4th quarterly conference Monday,
Oct. 30th at st. James Q. M. u:
church. A storm visited the home OF
Rev. G. G. Smiths Monday night
much damage was dine in the kit
chen. The table was left laden
with many different kinds I eadi-
bles. No doubt Rev. Smith would
smile should the storm visit him
often.
Davis-Young Nuptials.
At the home Of Mrs. Laura Young
Sept. goth, beautiful wedding was
solemnized by Rev. J. B. Gentry.
The contracting parties being Miss
Artisha Young and Mr.. Lonnie Da-
Wis. They are among McKinney's
best society people, the bride ISL
primary teacher in public school.
The groom having responsible po-
sition at Mckinney Compress Co.,
as cotton sampler. Many beautiful
and useful presents were given and
also by number Of white friends.
The bride and groom are domi-
ciled in their modern cottage on
N. Throgmorton street.
LIubbock.--The program rendered
at the Home Mission was success.
The B. Y. p. u. and Sunday school
were well attended and are doing
well. Jake, arrived In the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. White, October 2S.
GainesviIe.---All churches we're at
tended Sunday. The laymen met at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Coplyn. Friday night. After bust
ness was over the member were SER
we'd an excellent menu. Next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Mr..
T. Robinson. Mr.. L. Blackmon and
Rev. B. f. Brown have returned
from an extra session Of the assoc
citation which was held at FIT. Worth
last week. They report an excellent
time was spent. Rev. S. ], Dixon
left for Clarendon, Texas. to preach
at his church.
The deaconess met Friday after
noon at the residence OF Rev. b.
]. Brown with Mrs. Lizzie Brown.
A very pleasant evening was spent
after rendering well arranged
program. Instrumental solo by Mrs.
B. A. Kintz Reading, Mrs. M. L..
Hill. Vocal solo. Mrs. G.. H. feathers.
The house was turned over to the
hostess, delightful menu was serv-
ed. All express themselves as having
pleasant evening. Watch for dea-
coness thanksgiving dinner.
blossom. school was well
attended at both churches. A SPLEEN
did sermon was preached at the @.
M. r. church by Bro. Perkins of
Texarkana. Mrs. Allean Jackson was
shopping in Paris, Saturday Mrf.
Buna Baird, formerly OF this place
who is making her home in Coffey-
lYille, Kans., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Biglow this week. Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolinet Taylor motor
ed over Saturday to pay Mrs. Big
low and her daughter. Mrs. Baird
a visit. The patrons of the school
are asleep, we are looking forward
to the day when the citizens Of Bios
som awake and take an interest in
welfare Of our city.
Pilot Point Services were well
i attended at the Coline Baptist
church Sunday. Rev. Cobbs, pastor
! was appointed to fill pulpit at TT.
Worth. Rev. w. G.. Coleman filled
his post. The entertainment given
Saturday night at Mrs. Mary Tramels
was success. Mrs. Jessie johnson
has returned TO Kansas City, Mo-,
after a long visit. Miss Louis Lee
Holton after few mouths illness
has passed to the great feyond. Fun
! eral SCI vice was attended by the pas
ton Rev. Becknell Miss Holton
leaves a father and two sisters and
other relatives and friecds to mourn
ner loss.
Dodd City.-S Sunday School at che
A. M. e. church WAS we'll attended
P. e., Rev. A. R. Starks was here
and held his fourth and last quar-.
terly conference. Rev. A. r. Starki
preached an excellent sermon Sun
: day at IL a. m. and aev Stephens
! OF Ronham and wife and Mrs. Ia.
1 tum were here in the afternoon ant
/ Rev. Stephens delivered the mes
/ sage TO us at p. M, closing AZ
1 the quarterly for this year. Rev
stars delivered the message to vi
Z at p. m. The conference was {
: grand success. The proceeds o. thu
: conference was s47.55. The infan
4 OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Washington
q was buried Wednesday. Mrs. Lilli,
!. Rundles and Mrs. o. Shaw and Mrs
q Victory Washington are Ill. Mrs
r Jennie Henson and little daughter
4 Miss Cleo Henson and Mr.. Emmett
r were here from Bonham in the af
4 ternoon. Lite Miss Geno May Phil
!, Hips is still improving to the deligh
i Of her friends
!. Ennis.---Rev. w. e. Bailey, paste
= OF the A. M r. church is closing vi
his years work. Mrs. Ed McRuffil
OF Dallas, began teaching at Aim
Il Monday. Dr. A. l.. Taylor, Prof