The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-13
TERRELL.

Terrell, Texas, Sept. 1.-THE fall
season is here every one who is
able and wants to work can find
something to do. Let no one be
found idle.
Mrs. ]. G. Collins has returned
home after visiting her mother in
Wrightsville, Ark.
Miss Helen Littlejohn, one of the
city teachers of Paris, Texas, spent
three weeks in the city visiting Mr..
Chas. McRuff1n, family and other
friends. She left Sunday, Sept. 7th
for her home, Paris, Texas.
Mr.. T. e. Toland, Supreme Knight
of the Golden Chain of the World
lectured at New Hope Thursday
night. An appreciative audience wit
messed the concert given by New
Hope choir, Friday night. 1t is graft
flying to the people of Terrell to know
that the drama rendered was pro-
duced by home talent.
Wedding bells are still ringing at
Terrell. Mr.. Tennessee Belfrey and
Miss Hassie Johnson were welded
at Bethlehem Baptist church, Sunday
evening, Aug. 81.
Mrs. Douglass Fuller and Miss Dor
othy Reigns were quietly married at
the brides home Wednesday night,
Sept. 3.
The people of Terrell were well
please with the recital given by Mrs.
Carrie Morgan and Miss Mona Vaultz
Wednesday evening.
A meeting of the Colored parents
of Terrell was held at New Church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock for the
purpose of taking some stand to i'm
prove the moral status of Colored
youths of Terrell.
Miss Beulah Williams departed this
life last Wednesday, Sept. 3rd. She
leaves a mother and several sisters
to mourn her last.
Rev. Williams, the church of God
minister of this city died suddenly
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. T. C. Neal preached q soul
stirring sermon Sunday evening.
Rev. L. A. Weaver left Sunday af-
ternoon on the sunshine special for
Newark, N. j., where he will attend
the National Baptist convention. Sun
ioicing sermon from the 103 division
of the Pslam.
Those who heard the sermon Sun
day evening by Rev. D. A. Butler
was edited. He preached from Gen.
7:1th, Come Thou and all Thy
House into the Ark" subject Go
Get Your Folks"
Mr.. NJ B. Wesley has gone East.
Mr.. Newt Faggans recently went
to Dallas on business.
Little Miss Annie Lee Harkless
Of Longview, the daughter Of Mrs.
Josie Wilson Harkless is visiting
Mr7. Harriet Wimberly and family.
Rev. Russell c. Barbour Of Gal
weston was in the city last Thursday
evening. He was the guest of Miss
Ollie Lee Lane.
MARLIN.
Marlin, Texas, Sept. 11.-Our re-
porter was west of the Brazos on
last Sunday and enjoyed the hospi-
tality Of the good citizens of McGill
Chapel. The burial club held sue
cessful session.
The reporter is handicapped every
Saturday for papers Please add
more papers so the people can watch
the world in OTIS onward march to sue
cess. San Antonio sure blew
DR.. L. L. Campbell to the four winds
I wanted shot at him, but enough
have been said to sink him from
the leadership IF a struggling mass
Of people. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moss and
son of Hillsboro motored to the city
for the baths in the Buick. Mr.. M
NJ. Mosely has returned from Fort
Worth, where he has gone to the
funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr.
John Black, East 4th st.
Mrs. Eliza France has returned
home after three weeks stay. with
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Keenes on 641
Wade street.
Mrs. Hattie Oden Of Ennis are in
the city wor the baths at the Coffee
house.
Mr.. L. f. Payne came in to join
his wife and will leave for the
Southern counties. Mr.. Neck Williams
has much improved. Mrs. James
Rose is taking hot water freely. Mrs
o. J. Jones of Houston feels goot
by bathing in the hot waters. Mrs
Georgia Williams will scrap about
the Express, hush. Mrs. Clara Wor.
sham. looks for the Express every
Saturday.