The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-08

visitor Sunday. The guest or Miss Hal
lie Q. Reed.
NigtOn-Sunday school was well
attended at the C. M. Il. church. The
Supt, Mr.. ]. N. Mark was at his post.
The lessons were real interesting
Then the Sunday school was address,
ed by Prof. w. w. Johnson, Sub,
Personality, from which he expressed
some noble thought, and we are
always glad to have him with us.
and he Is the principal teacher OF
Pine Island High school OF Nigton,
Texas There were several of the
citizens OF our community with us
In Sunday school: Messrs j. c. Carter,
J. j. Mark w. M. Stewart, Ira
Ligon and A. Dixon. Sundays Ser
vice at Mayo's Chapel Baptist church
and also Sunday school were well
attended. Rev. C. c. Boze was at
himself and preached noble sermon
at 1880 o'clock. Then Rev. N. Ford
preached at 4:30 in the afternoon.
he is acoming young minister, and
we pray that he will be successful
| in the future. Master A. F. Stewart
| of Kennard, Texas is spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs w. M.
Stewart. Messre A. SWEETS and George
Lyon are very successful in Merchan-
disc business. Hrs. Sallie Reed died
at Manning. Texas and was brought
to Nigton, Texas, her home for burial.
Funeral service was held in Lyons
lChapel G. M. e. church. Rev. s.
Smith officiated The American Wood
men held business meeting on
the oath Inst, and elected officers
for the ensuing year. The installation
will be public and grand affair
Mothers Club Society meets every
Saturday in the afternoon in the Home
Economic Hall. Everybody is Cor
daily invited to be with us. We
discussed subjects pertaining to the
different phrases Of life, and to
better the condition of our commun
ity in general
Sallie c. Stewart, Reporter.
Temple.-Mrs. Pauline Grays died
in Oklahoma. June Gath. and was
brought here Off burial accompanied
by her father, and two months old
baby. Funeral services were held
lfrom Wayman Chapel A. M. e
church Wednesday evening, June 28th
Rev L. M. Sanders officiated. Mrs
lGrays was member of Wayman
Chapel A. M. e. Church of long stand
ling, and was a very ardent church
worker, a member of the choir, ano
was active in all the different aux
,iliaries of the church She is survived
by a mother, father, five sisters, five
brothers, one child and other rela'
ltiyes. Her remains we're laid to rest
in the City cemetery by T.. L. c. Bran
ford. Undertaken. Mrs. Grays was 0
member of the American Woodmen
Msr. Ludy Craney of So. 9Th st.
after intense suffering passed away
at her home Thursday morning.
Funeral services were held from the
Sth Street Baptist church of which
she was a member. The deceased
lis survived by mother. father, one
sister, one brother, four days ole
baby, and husband. Rev. w. Marcus
Taylor officiated at the funeral, an6
her remains was laid to rest in thu
I City cemetery by /. l.. Moody Under
taker. Mrs. Craney was a member
of the S. NJ. It's. Mrs. Hester Dotsey
past 20 years old, while attempting
to cross a street Friday morning, wa!
struck by an auto driven by A. Man
ely proprietor of a grocery store
(whitte) he wounded woman wal
rushed to the hospital, but died OF
reaching the institution. Aunt Heste
, was admired by a great many whit
. citizens. The driver stated that tn
accident was wholly unavoidable. Tn
4 deceased is survived by son, MI
Henry Dotsey, and other relatives
Funeral services were held from tn
Mt. Zion Baptist church OF whicl
she was member. Rev. H. G. Harri
officiated Her remains were laid Z
] rest in the City cemetery by b. l., {
, BranfOde, Undertaken. Mrs. Alic
, Cockrel of So. 9th street was tn
pheasant hostess at luncheon Thurs
, day evening, honoring Miss Eddie Ma
: Marshall of Gaelsvton, formerly o
: Temple. Seventeen young ladies EN-
, joyed Mrs. Cockrel's hospitality
: Games, and kodaking were the fea
4 lures of the afternoon. music wa
furnished by Kossie's Jazz Band. Mis-
/, S. ]. Cummings of Bellville, and MI
! ID. B. Hobart Of Dallas were quietl
married last Wednesday evening Jun
18th, at the home of the brides sis
, ter, Mrs. Gustas of So. 18th St., Re
slW. Marcus Taylor officiated. Mis-
: H. E. Taylor attended as brides maid
Mr.. Fritz Pannell, Groom's man. Tn
|, bride was dressed in Navy Blu
: taffeta frock, brown hat gloves an
4 accessories After a pleasant rid
: through the city. the bride. and groom
I left for Dallas, where they will max
+ their future home. Miss Laura Bel
Brown, and sister Mrs. Famous Mar
! tin of San Antonio visited Mrs. Pear
! Howard last Sunday. Mrs. John Nelsol
of So. 18th St., was hostess Of
wedding supper at her home Wednes
' day evenins In honor of Miss S. j
! Cummings, and Mr.. d. B. Holbar
. (wno were married Wednesday even
ing) ard their attendants Hiss H. L
!. Taylor, and Mrs. Fritz F8nnell. Mrs
Q Nelson being a professional cateress
, the repast was highly enjoyed. Mrs
; James Hollins left last Sunday 70
Cleburne to visit home folks, afte
| " hich she will visit TT. Worth an
Dallas. Mrs. G. B. Morgan lis visitin
in Victoria, and other poirss. Mrs
= Edna Miller of Dallas and childrel
are visiting Mr.. nd Mrs Ed Jenkine
and other relatives. DR.. and Mrs
: Young of Cameron were visitors i
the city last week. on returning homo
took their children. who were guest
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Guy. Mrs. I
r. Caruthers spent the past week i
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Guy
Al series OF church entertainment
have been under wav for the mas
} week, or two, all have been successful
league good Sunday school a
, all churches. with prayer meeting a