The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-30
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Young raised $21.75 which was the
highest amount raised and therefore
won che prize. Mr.. Gus Brown Is
still confined to his bed. Mr.. G. w
Matthews of Oklahoma was here
Saturday. The public school opened
this week. The Kindergarten will
begin on Nov. 9Th. Mr.. Andy Monroe
is having his house remodeled Mr.
VIM. Henderson and Nathaniel Sand
ifer have purchased lots on the west
side. Mrs. A. =. Carter. our musical
directress, will leave for Mineral
Wells to visit her daughter, Mrs. ].
s. Sutton.
Cleburne, Oct. 28...The Givins and
Jones wedding last Wednesday night
at the A. M. e. church was a swell
affair. Rev. c. G. Hammonds and
Rev. e. w. Edwards OBLIGATED. They
received a number of beautiful pres
ents from white and Colored. They
spent few days in Galveston on
their honeymoon. Mrs. l.. Il. Russell
and babies returned from Waco where
they visited relatives. Messrs. H. w.
and Henry Neal attended the funeral
Lucille Neal at Grandview Sunday.
Mr.. A. l.. Davis is in the city visiting
his family. Miss Clara Griffin's baby
died Sunday and was buried Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Prince of Dallas attend
ed the funeral. Mrs. Addie HUFF Of
Houston was the guest of her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Stokes Sunday.
MadamS Climmie Jackson and Brown
lee spent Sunday in Hillsboro. A
five hundred dollar rally will be pull
ed off on the 3rd. Sunday in Novem-
Der at The First Baptist church. All
Numbers are requested to do their
hest Mr.. James Baker. our under
taker assisted in the funeral of Lucille
Neal at Grandview Sunday. Readers
of the Dallas Express have your
dimes ready when the reporter comes
around. Mrs. John Smith was robbed
of $4,000 on the carnival grounds
last Friday.
Egypt. Oct. 28.-Rain prevented
services all day Sunday but the pas
tor was at his post. Sick: Mrs.
Nancy Morris, Mr.. e. Floyd and Mr..
Joe Hill. Mrs. Hannah Hill served
lunch Sunday for Mrs. Mile Brant-
ley, Mr.. Joe Brandy and F. A. John
son. Mr.. Chas Jones was in Egypt
Sunday to get the Express for his
wife, Mrs. Susie Jones. who never
misses a copy. Mrs. Amanda Floyd
entertained with lunch. Mrs. F. A.
Johnson, Miss Johnnie NJ. Brantley
and Miss Amanda Brantley. Mr.. Will
Lester farm for another year. Mr..
Boston Hillery and wife are on the
Wallace form. Mr.. Joe Brantley and
family, F. A johnson and wife and
Mr.. Chas. Jones visited Uncle E.
Floyd, who is seriously ill-thence
to the home of Mrs. Hannah Hill
to visit her sick boy, Mr.. Joe Hill.
The Peoples Benevolent Aid Socioy
will BIT organized in Egypt in the
near future. Read the Express and
keep in line with the busy world.
Garland, Oct. 2S.-Rain prevented
services Sunday a., Simmons Chapel
Mr.. r. s. Neal has rented the James
farm; one Of the largest farms rent
ed to Colored in the county. Mr..
Neal has his own teams. Mrs. Matte
Overstreet entertained Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Cora Williams and her
mother Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
ton have taken out policies with, the
Peoples Benevolent Aid Association.
Mrs. Minnie Spivey returned from
Dallas. Mr.. George Mcbride was in
town a short while Saturday; also
Mr.. Allen Fayette's wife. Mr.. Max
Murphy was in Garland Saturday and
carried home copy of the Express
Mr.. Luke Burton was in Garland
Saturday and carried Mrs. Burton a
copy of the Express. Mrs. Anna Dol
ton assisted by Mrs. Minnie Spivey
raised $45.00 in the rally. F. A.
Johnson, 1914; z. Williams 1874.
Don't forget the Black and Tan Can
didates on Noy. 2. Don't forge. the
regular meeting at Simms Chapel,
first Sunday. The reporter, F. A.
Johnson, will attend Simms Chapel
first Sunday to have published The
proceedings of the big rally. Every
body is welcome. Rev. Robertson and
Deacon Starks was in Garland Sat
urday getting lumber to finish their
church. All members of the Burial
Aid Association are requested to-
pay up for 4 months beginning Nov.
l, 1920.
Mineral Wells, Oct 2S.-Rev. T.
Willis of Jacksonville preached for
Rev. E. E. Budnaro Sunday night
There was a poor attendance at che
Sunday Schools on account Of rain.
The contest was won by Mrs. Boydr
Prof. Myles raised $9.45. Mr.. H.
Zollicoffer won the other contest,
raising $3.50. Mr.. Dunn raised $16.-
65. The rally at che G. NJ. z. church
was a success owing to the incle-
ment weather. Rev. w. T. Talley
was at his post Sunday all day. Rev.
j. S. Sutton and Mr.. G. Sheppard
has returned from Texarkana where
they attended the state convention.
Mrs. Annie Morgan of Shreveport,
La, is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Exile Tunson. Mrs. H. Ballard
of Dallas, who has been here visiting
her sick sister, Mrs. E. c. Payne,
has returned home The sad news
was received here Sunday a. m. thai.
DR.. Ferguson of this place was pain
fully shot three times in Weatherford.
He was carried to the home Of Mrs.
Rucker. Later he was carried 20 a
sanitarium in Fort Worth, where he
was given treatment for wounds.
Mrs. Annie Jackson Of Sherman is
visiting Mrs. Matte Cass. Rev. Mrs.
Ida Jefferson is very i'll. DR.. L. N.
Taylor of Greenville passed through
on his way to see his cousin, DR..
Hutchinson, who is in sanitarium
at Fort Worth.
Sherman, Oct. Bishop w. d.
johnson of A. NJ. E., this dioces, oc-
cupied che pulpit Sunday at Payne
Chapel A. NJ. E. Mrs. Ida Porter
and children have returned from
several weeks stay at Athens, Okla.
The funeral of Little Miss Georgia
Mae Childs, who died of tuberculosis.
Oct. 23rd at her home on East Jones.
was attended Oct. 18th at New Hone