The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

Austin. Miss CarrIs Conner had al
afternoon party for her intimat
friends, Mtsse Fannis Mae Jones Rub,
Jones and others, Missers. Ben War
rem and John West are here to atten,
THE funeral of their sister Mrs. Sal
lie Thomas who died July 18th.
Plano. Rev T. S. Bruton was a
his post Sunday at IL A. NJ, he preacl
ed q good sermon at 3, p. M. The Ep
worth League president was at hel
place and had good lesson and the p
9. made good talk, the subject wa.
IDanniel 2ndchapter and the 38th yer,
after the p. G. the subject was open
ed for Discussion. Mrs. l.. william,
here from Franklin to visit her, daugh
ter, Mrs. Calbert Davis. Rev. Friet
Williams preached wonderful ser.
mon at White Rock Sunday for Rev
Jacksonville.-Rev. e. c. Ragssdall
preached an extent sermon at Ben
son Chapel C. NJ. q. church Sunday al
the morning house service. Rev C. H.
carter preached the missionary SER
mon In the afternoon. The Mock
Conference that was pulled off at the
C. M. p. church Monday night July 8,
Services Sunday night was a financial
success Rev. Lyfield Baggett, presid-
ing Elder Of the North District report
ed $1,000, Rev. Joe Cannons, presiding
Elder of the East District reported
$21.O0, Rev. Silah links, presiding Ell
der of the Central Dristrict, reported
$45.OO. Total raised was $500. Mrs. Her
bert Mckinney and daughter Miss Ma
tie ID. Hill were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the resident of Mr.. and Mrs
t. L. Lewis by Mrs. Lessie B. Thomp-
on, July 7th. The menu consisted of
salad, sgrapejuice orange sunkist
Born to Mr.. and Mrs George Gipson
a baby boy July 3rd,mother and son
are doing fine. Mrs Irene Lewis of era
ssecined is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Gertrude Grnner. Mr.. w. A.
Wetmore underwent an opeation at the
Cheake Sanitarium for Appendicitis
July 9th and Is doing nicely
this writing. Mr.. Add Lloyd the iceman
will deliver your ice to any part of
the city. Mr. s. v. Pierce and Mrs Tab
bic Baxter, were married Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Rev. C. H. Carter OBLIGATED
George jackson, superintendent of the
school in Tyler. Mr.. Byron Miller of
Houston has opened the colored gar
age. The Black Tigers defeated the
Monroe Giants in a hard fight at
Tigers park, Thursday by score of
Ga, second day Giants 6, tigers 8.
KELTYS.- Rev. Flemming is at his
post. Services were good at First Bap-
tic< church. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mary Collins, fine girl on the Sth.
Mrs. Cardilia Burns is at the bedside
of her sick daughter. Mr. John Moore
got his hand mashed last week at the
P. A. Rhymes saw mill and it is feared
that he will have some of his flyers
Mr.. George Cansler is yet
caring his arm in sling. Mrs. Pen
mis- Horn Is preparing to visit points
South. Mr.. J. M. Kennedy's sister has
gone home after spending about 10
days at his bedside. he is resting NICE
ly. Mrs. M. A. Larkin is up again. Mrs
Leola McChristian has been suffering
with throat ills for several days Mrs
Ida Booker is sick at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Cherie envey. Miss Re.
sinies Adams is visiting hcl father
and sister. Mr.. Frank McElroy was
he guest of Mrs. McIarkins iase week
Mr.. McElroy is from Pine Bluff. Ark.
Mis-. Hattie Austin left for her home
Friday at Waco. She has ben the s-iest
Il her son, Mr.. F. F. Austin. Mr. Milton
NcAdams n. .hstint hands with
',t3lds tel ~ 81 am steward IS in
'lUm Dallas visiting MS si~' LIS
Wal'e Nae vii ans l'he ,. a. G.
stni u mos NJ. Ieuu q 9ql loS. SOU
IN the seen with his choir at 4 o'clock
After some brief remarks by the presi
lent, the choir agreed to organize a
Junior choir. The B. Y. p. U. was in
session at S o'clock Many great
thoughts were accomplished from the
esson Miss Rosie Bacon is on the
sick list also Berter Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Demon left yesterday for
lroyerton Texas where they will be
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Demons
Mr. Dickson of Nacogdaches
exas passed through the city today
rhe picnic was on the church cam
)ous on the 4th, everybody enjoyed
good time, many cakes and chickens
rhe pisnic was given hwy the Nilsson
Sisters and the choir went fifty fifty
After everybody had enjoyed there
,elf, to the highest they brought Miss
Rosetta Johnson on the sen with a
group of boys and girls in a concert.
Many great plays and pieces were
.endered The pinto closed with Great
oy. Born to Mr.. and Mrs Sugene San
iers, a very fine baby boy. July 4th.
sunday July 9th, Sunday school was
we'll attened at First Baptist church.
rhe Sunday school was opened at $3.50
sharp. The classes we're taught for
.hirty minutes. Rev ]. J.. James, Jr.,
came on the scene at / o'clock and
preached a. strong sermon, the house
was filled with the Hoy Ghost. The
3aptizing will take pace at 3 o'clock
B. Y. P. u. every Sunday at 5:15 P.
VI. Be on time at all occasions
Lufkin.-S Sunday school and services
we're excellent, at all the churches
Sunday. Mr.. Garrett is doing some
lice work on the c. M. E. church; Mrs
R. Rose left here recently to attend
he funeral of her brother Mr.. Van
Gilbert, an old citizen of this place
lied last week and remains were
brought here for burial in the Cedar
Grove cen etary, Mr. Dink Rodgers an
I'D citizen nf this place died Saturday
ne leaves wife, children, relatives
md friens 10 mourn his mise Mr.
Rodgers joined the church one year
asst May. Funeral was held under au-
,pices of the. knights of Pythian;
Rev. Bradley officiating. Sister Grit
in is yet helpless. Many people will
cave here for Dibal to attend the
District Conference next week. Mrs.
Nelvina Fairs has made her return
rom Trinith. Mr.. Evans of Trinity
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