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

nam, VINO hdS Dcch NOiJ BIN was ~
ported improving under the careful
attention of DIR. o. F. Strong. Mrs
Rebecca Thompson who came up
from Dallas Saturday, Oct. 23rd. re-
s,urned Tuesday, Oct. 26th to attend
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Moore, who is confined to the
sick room.
JacksbOrO, Oct. 28.-No services
Sunday on account of the bad wealth
er. Mr.. George Brunley is visiting
Mrs. White at Dallas. Mrs. II. ].
Morrow is here from Wichita Falls
on business. Mr.. c. w. Brooks has
moved into his new house. Little
Walter Lee Means has returned from
Dallas where he spent a month with
his aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Henderson. Mr..
Mathew Packard has returned home.
FOrney, Oct. 28.-On account OF
Indictment weather, Sunday Schools
were very poorly attended at all OF
the churches. In spite of the wealth
err conditions Mt. Zion Baptist Church
rallied well. They raised close to
$500. The rally will be continued.
Mrs. H. s. Darnell is very sick. Her
mother arrived Sunday a. m. from
Marshall, Texas.
Jacksonville, October 2S.-sunday
school was well attended. Rev.
White filled Rev. t. r. Willis place,
Rev. Willis being out of the city
The A. M. e. held their fourth quar-
ter, which was success. $50,6O
was raised. Mrs. Kee Of Greenville
was here Friday night and lectured
to the Court Of Calanthe. A singer
of Kansas City sung at First Baptist
Sunday. Miss aSrah McClemons be-
gan school at Mount. Salem Monday
Paper on sale at Jim McGee's Bar
bershop.
Wolfe City, Oo. 28-Mrs. Garland
of DeKalb is the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. w. McPeters. Mr.. %. c.
Foreman was in Dallas Saturday and
Sunday. Misses Verne, Weaver and
Woods are expecting to leave for
school soon. Mrs. Foreman Is home
from a pleasant stay in Beaumont.
Miss Allie Blandon was in the city
last week. Mrs. Ora Bracktn's moth
er and children are visiting her this
week. Miss Pastoral Ward Is at
tending the Institute in Greenville.
Prof. Taylor request all children to
be present at school Monday.
wills Point, Oct. 2S.-The rally
at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church was
a success. $1,340.90 was raised in
spite OF the inclenent weather. The
death claim of John Long, who was
killed was paid Monday by the Loyal
Mutual Benefit Association. Much
credit is due Mr.. A. NJ. Blair for his
quick payment and tht way he looked
after the body. Miss Cora tSandford,
Mr.. Robert Jackson were married
last week. Mrs. A. II. Blair went to-
Dallas Friday to be with her sick
sister. Mr.. Bob Wright, a successful
barber of this city. has bought car.
Mrs. Lucy Menefee of Elmo is spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs.
Tate.
Marshall, Oct, 2S.-Mr. ]. Wesley
Saunders has bought a $4,000 home
in Dallas, beautiful site. Rev. Fifer
and his good church gave Bro. Chas.
Looton a surprise party. He has
been very sick for long time. Many
contributed. Mr.. Johnnie Thompson
made a flying trip to Dallas to see
his brother. The big carnival AZ, the
C. M. e. Church is meeting with sue
cess. The Colored county schools
opened Monday, Oct oath. The out
look is bright for prosperous year
Let every man and woman go to the
polls on Nov. End and vote for SEN
ator Harding's presidential electors
and H. Capers for Black and Tan
governor. Keep busy until after
election day. Carry your neighbor to
the polls and have him vote. Dis
trict of the list Judicial District of
Texas will take up the criminal dock
ct Monday. Miss Helen Taylor went
to Dallas to be at the bedside of her
sick sister. Mrs. Lee Jones.
Temple, Oct 28.-John Childs, Jr.,
had the misfortune of loosing his
pocket book containing $146.50 last
Friday evening while working with
some cord wood. He is offering
$4,000 of the money TO whoever will
be hontst, and kind enough to re-
burne was the guest of 8th Street
book contained check bearing his
signature; therefore no one will
have any trouble to ascertain its
identity. Miss l. T. Phillips Of Gle
>burne was the gutst of 8sh Street
Baptist Chruch last Sunday. Miss
Phillips Is a sweet singer, and her
music was enjoyed by all who heard
her. Mrs. A. Hargrove returned from
Dallas and Fort Worth where she
spent several days. Mrs. Clara Har-
ris returned from Hugo. Okla. and
Kansas City, accompanied by her
father-in-law, p. H. Harris of Kansas
City, and her brother Mack Faulkner.
Savannah Mason, after being gone
several months returned home last
week. Mrs. Lilly Simpson is on the
sick list.
Marlin, Oct. 28.-Hon. Bill Nc
Donald of Fort Worth and Prof. Jesse
Washington, candidate for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction of the
Schools of Texas, spoke in the Dis
trict Court Room of Falls County.
There were voters from all paris of
the county, both men and women.
The court room was packed to an
overlooking capacity. There were
hundreds turned back. Rev. G. W.
Ballard. pastor of the A. M. E. church
was introduced by County Chairman,
Hon. S. J. Washington, and in turn
Rev. G.. W. Ballard introduced Col.
Bill Mcdonald who sent dart after
dart into the camps Of the Lily
Whites vital parts amidst great
cheers from the many voters. Prof.
Jesse Washington took care of him
self and made them understand the
Republican principles. Falls County
is on the firing lines and is pre-
pared for the second of November.
Zion Hill has called to the pastoral
care Of their church, Rev. s. A.
Winfield. Mr.. Arthur Mckinney has
installed the Kaufman Steam Press
into his Tailor Shop.