The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-30

D. Allen OBLIGATED. Miss Lavada
Dorchester, belle OF the city and a
Texas beauty, Is assistant teacher
in Commercial Department at We1~
ern University at Quindaro, Kans.
Mrs. Anna Booker now living at Ada,
Okla, is visiting Mr.. Toy r. Robin
son and family. Mrs. Cynthia E.
Bowen has returned from visit 10
Muskogee. Rev. /. f. Robinson was
most delightful time, visiting state in
Muskogee. Rev. I. f.. Robinson ives
called to Fort Worth on the 24th
Instant, where he went to the bedside
of DR.. Hutchinson, who was shot
Misses c. w. and F. A. johnson and
Alamay Lewis attended the State Fair
on the oath instant
Quincy, Oct 28.-Services were rain
ed out Sunday and we are now hav-
ing some winter days. Mrs. II. L.
Price, daughters Matte and Ira, Mr..
Bishop Sneed, Tommie Ewels, Miss
Salina M. Bragg made flying trips
to Jacksonville this week. Mr.. Jno.
Bragg made a flying trip to Athens
last week. Hon. H. L. Pric spent
a day or two in Waco attending the
Texas Negro Business League. He
has been secretary but in the last
session was elected president and
the League made him a present OF
a $1.00 hand bag. Mr.. Bishop Sneed
Is in Dallas this week. Prof. j. l..
Hamilton is on the sick list. Public
Schools are being largely attended
here. Miss Sulina Mae Bragg is sick
listed. Mrs. Martha Swanson and
grand daughter, Miss Willie P. Swan
son have been visiting her daughter
and grand children, the Price family.
Mr.. Silbe Hall is convalescent. Mr..
B. F. Blaine is still on the field in
interest of che Andy Realty Co. Mr..
Taylor Wilson has purchased a farm
near town and is planning to move
soon. Miss Minnie L. Williams is
on the sick list Mr.. Jno. Bragg is
continually ginning cotton. The peo-
pie are taking advantage Of the times
and buying homes. People are in
prospecting every day. Now is the
time to buy. For the Dallas Express
see J. F. Price, reporter and agent.
Lufkin, Oct. 28.-Dr. J. A. Bray,
General Secretary of Education OF
the G. NJ. e. Church, passed through
the city few days ago. and preach
ed a strong sermon to a brim full
house; also made splendid lecture,
raised for scholarship $30.55. The
people OF the G. NJ. Z. church was
pleased to have with them a few
days ago, Rev. B. f. Robert Of Beau
mont, p. G. of Goodwill Baptist
Church of this city, who preached a
soul stirring sermon at the G. VI. E.
Church. Text: Call to Service. He
was accompanied by Rev. W. o..
Hunter, B. s., P. e. Of the Houston
District of the C. NJ. (. church. The
sermon was followed by a commend
able lecture from Prof. C.. W. Rice,
the noted lecturer Of the State De-
partment of Agriculture. Austin, Tex
as. Mrs. F. E. Patton has returned
to her home in Houston after at
tending the funeral of her sister,
Miss jamie Patton, who died at Ken
nard recently; also her sister Miss
Maggie of Oklahoma, has returned.
Mrs. Trissie Charlton Of Keltys has
returned from a pleasant trip to
Houston and Galveston. Mrs. Viola
Williams has been called to position
in the Lufkin High School as the
4th teacher. The entertainment given
by the school last week was enjoyed
by all present All rooms made good
reports. Room No. 2, reported $8.42.
The campaign drive is still on.
Among the four teachers there will
be prize given to the one who
raise the highest amount Mrs. Ella
Huntley has returned from Houston
where she has been at the bedside
Of her husband. Mrs. Symaria Weston
has returned from a trip 10 Shreve-
port recently. Rev. r. l.. Patton
was out OF the city Sunday. Church
notes: Sunday School was well ar
tended at the various churches Sun
day. Rev. J. l.. James, p. G. Of the
First Baptist church was at his post
Rev. NJ. d. Sales was az
his post Sunday. Rev. Bell preach
ed at the Good Will Church Sunday.
The Sunday school of the c. NJ. E.
church is pleased to have Mr.. D. A.
5tarks, Supt. Of the Sunday school for
the ensuing year, and Miss Dollie
secretary.
Notice: To the Lufkin readers Of
the Express, owing to the condition Of
my health and knowing that would
be disabled to make the city around,
you have failed 10 get the paper for
about three issues. / had to defer
my orders until health would allow
me to accommodate you. Now you
may look for the paper every Satur-
day and Sunday. s. W. Booker, re-
porter and agent.
Tyler, Oct. 2S.-Mr. Luther Davis.
instructor in mechanics at Prairie
View, was here on business Friday
and Saturday, and also visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davis.
The County Institute closed last
Friday. There were 90 teachers en-
rolled. Many instructive lectures
were given by different pastors and
DR.. logan Of Wiley Uni
versity spoke on Racial Pride"
morning to a crowded
house. Several white citizens were
DItSClb. LIZ OO6oh CCi e0hAAy hNC"D
how to deliver the goods. Short
talks were made by Profs. Banks,
and Austin. Miss Georgia
Griffin Of Chandler visited Miss jan
cite Coffman last week and attended
the Institute All teachers who has
6 months term will open Monday,
October 25th; others the first Monday
in November. The Colored teachers
presented Prof. Burns, their County
Supt., whose term will expire in
A silver (electric) per-
colator for the service he has shown
us during his years Of office. The
Young Mems Royal club entertained
Thursday evening at che home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tucker y. Border.
The Young Ladies Whist club joined
in with them, putting two in one and
you may rest assure an enjoyable