The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
TEXAS TOWNS

good at New Zion. Rev. Evans
seems to be proud Of his church.
The Sunday School has planned to
buy book case and writing desk.
Please send your children the
first day of school SO they can be
enrolled Mrs. Murphy left for her
home in Greenville, after spending
several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Bells. Rev. Hamilton of
Muskogee was here selling lots. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. s. S., a fine girl.
God blessed Mr.. and Mrs. Givens
with twin girls. Mr. Ben King has
bought in Muskogee and will make
1t his future home. Mrs. Mary Reed
and Mrs. Della Williams are sick
this week.
Rice, Oct 14-Mr. Jake Langham
and family of Tyler were here last
week visiting. Mr.. Pete Langham
left Saturday for Corsicana. Mrs.
Annie Garrett of Houston is visiting
Mrs. Cora Ashton this week. Messrs.
Ben Aradondo and Albert Holders
left for Kaufman Saturday. Mr. A.
w. King of Corsicana was here Sun
day visiting friends. Sister Mary
Raspberry will leave this week for
Beaumont to attend the B. M. q.
Convention. Mrs. Pearl Wilson of
Dallas is here shipping her house
hold goods. Mrs. Helen Hill left
Sunday morning for Kaufman to
spend a day with relatives. She will
leave in a few days for Amarillo.
Bro. ]. R. Robinson of Waco spent
Sunday with the people of Hopewell
Services were good at Hopewell Sun
day. Pastor Bass was at his post AMI
preached two able sermons. Rev. l.
c. Collins of Waco preached at 1890
p. m. Total collection for the day
$51767. Don't waste all your time
in foolishness and idleness but spare
few moments to read the Dallas
Express.
Garland, Oct. 14.-Services were
well attended all day Sunday. The
pastor filled his appointment at
each service. Mrs. Cora Williams
prize winner in the rally contest
prize. The prize was a beautiful
Bible. See L. A. Johnson for adj
vertisements, wedding invitations
and all kind of notices. Miss Susie
Rutherford was in town Saturday
Mr.. Allen Rice has purchased q
new Ford. The following men who
have been working in Dallas have
returned home: Messrs. Iceland
Banks, Karl Murphy, Max Murphy
and Johnnie Townserl. Mr.. Nose
Johnson, secretary and treasurer Of
Benevolent Aid Association was
busy, Saturday, collecting dues. Mrs
Malard and daughters were ou
Saturday night and report an en-
joyable affair. Agents contest re
ports as follows: e. Williams, 81 3
f. A. Johnson, 587. Mr.. Allen Fay
cite has never missed his copy o
the Express. Mr.. George Washing
ton and wife of Richardson was II
Garland. Mr.. Curry was here also
Marshall, Oct. 1A-Mr. Samuel Car
ter, a Colored Pullman porter bear
ing reputation for peace was seri
ously injured when he was shot b.
E. F. Bradley, white, in a cafe. Tw
shots were fired, one taking eitec
through the arm and the othe
through the lung. Mr.. Carter wa
taken to the 7. and p. hospital 70
medical attention and is reported i
serious condition. The troubl
started when Carter and Bradley en-
tered into a dispute in the cafe
Carter turned to walk out Of tn
4 Nv pradlpK
Bradley was released on bond. Jess
Hanson was given five years with
suspended sentence for murder. Tn
Texas and Louisiana Association me
with Bethesda Baptist Church wit
a five days session. The collection
were real encouraging. The Miss
onary report showed that the de
partment had gone beyond eXpecta
ton. Rev. r. A. Granger, the abb
and qualified missionary surpasse
all former missionaries. Great IL
terest was manifested in the old folk
home. 1t seems to be an assure
project. Rev. ]. H. Hudson is tn
veteran manager. The Woman
Home Mission Society made a fin
report, showing four or five huI
bred dollars. Madams Jones, We'll
and other live wires were at tn
throttle. Excellent music was ful
nished by the various choirs of tf
county. All officers were re-electe
The Association has the best wish'
of the Express and asks your patron
age. Bethesda Church was equal
the emergency in caring for the de
egdtes and visitors. Come aglil
Mrs. Callie Morris was called to Da
las to the bedside of her cousi
Miss Mona Graham. Mr.. and Mr.
Johnnie Thompson and cousin left ft
Texarkana where. they will spen
several days with mother. Mir. job
Thomas is still very sick. Mrs. Al
ME Roberts is very sick this week.
Bishop College is full to overflowin
Every room has been taken. M
John Gilmore left for Meharry Me,
ioaI Collage