The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-23

and was entertained by Mrs Carrie
Flanagan. Prof. j. H. Bills began
his fourth term of school and we
ask that the parents give him better
cooperation as he seems to have your
children at heart. A host of Cooper
ties went over to hear William Goose
Neck BID Mcdonald speak in Paris.
Mr.. Weatherford of Texarkana made
his annual visit to the Mosiacs and
found his members still going up
ward. Mrs. Ella Stouts and her lit
tie folk club is progressing. They
have $26.85 in their treasure for
their playground. /. M. Martin is
writing insurance for the American
Mutual Benefit Association. Now will
you let him have your business in
stead of the Tennessee National ?
Suppose we give our business to our
color II they are doing the same
thing. Members get ready for the
NJ. and D. meeting as 1t will con-
vene here on the 20, 80 and 81 in
slant. Throw your doors open for
visitors. Mrs. Aline Walker and
Anna Oakley has Paris visitors.
Marshall, Oct. 21.-Rev. Wallace
closed very successful meeting at
the Freewill Baptist Church. Sew
/ ral conversations. The Lords Sup
per was administered. Mr.. Samuel
Carter, who was shot twice by one
[ e. #. Bradley is thought to be out
of danger. He was shot once in the
lung and once in the arm. A big
rally of $1,000 by Rev. Whitlow and
members. Two captains will lead
the rally. The Busy Bee Club, No.
1, is headed by Captain. Mrs. Frank
Joseph. Smart Set Club No. 2, is
headed by Captain Axel Sherman.
Let the friends show their colors.
Mrs. w. G. Garrett LEFT for her
school in Longview. Miss Corine
Colbert and Miss Lilene Brown of
Nayasota, are here attending Wiley
University. They are domociled in
the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. w.
Carr, 116 Grafton st. Installation
services at Galilee Baptist Church
Oct. 25 to 81. A nice program will
be had. Mr.. Minnie Scott and Mrs.
Kissie Mays were quietly married
at her home. News reached Mar
shall that Mr.. Cleveland Patterson
died in FL Paso. Remains were
shipped to Marshall for interment.
Prof. John Haywood and Miss A
R. Johnson, Mrs. Phene King are
visiting out of the city. Keep in
mind every voter, that Nov. 2, 1920.
is the great election for president
and governor. Hickson Capers is
the one to vote for in order to vim
dictate the Colored and white mans
cause. Vote the Black and Tan tick
ct. Vote for Harding for president,
must bury Lily Whiteism forever in
Texas. Tell your neighbor what is
going on. Tell him to go and vote.
Let everybody pay up for the Dallas
Express. The agent needs the mon
ey. l thank you.
MART. Oct. 21.-Serv.ces and Sum
day school was well attended at 11:00
a. m. Rev. Haley preached at st.
Mary at night. They worshipped
with us and left us $1,000. Rev.
Lott preached and able sermon at
night. He held his Fourth Church
Council Monday night with success.
Total collection $4,000. Misses Ben
ME Steward, Bernice CASTOR Therkiel
and Stiff HALEY have entered school
at Sam Houston College. Their
friends wish them success. Mr.. w.
K. Barnes has returned to his home,
Willis. The son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Fowler died in New Mexico
and was shipped here last Tuesday.
He had been in the regular service
two years. Quite number of friends
were present to pay respect to him.
He was splendid young man and a
Christian gentleman.
Wolfe City, Oct. 21.-Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Sunday. Quite a number of Wolfe
Cityites were in Dallas Sunday. Mr..
C. G. Cherry was in Dallas and Fort
Worth last week. Prof. Taylor Of
Honey Grove was here last week on
business. Mrs. Amanda Garrett is
quite i'll this week.