The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-04
TEXAS TOWNS


S. Haynes and Mr.. Ike Robinson at
tended the Grand Lodge in Dallas
last week. Mrs. NJ. gathering is able
to be up. Mr.. Harvard left Sunday
for Fort Worth.
Taylor, Sept 2.-Rev. G. w. Ander-
son was with his people Sunday
night but was unable to preach
Rev. jackson preached for the II.
M. Sisters at Rices Crossing Sun
day evening. Mrs. Lotttie Spurel
died Thursday evening and was
buried Sunday evening at Granger,
Mrs. May Herring having charge or
the funeral. Mr.. Lonnie Tousend
was stabbed to death Thursday even
ing. Miss Alter Robinson and Miss
Johnnie May Rucker are in Cameron.
Mrs. Corine Jones left for Houston
Monday morning. Mr.. Ben Arnold,
after visiting relatives in Dallas last
weed returned accompanied by his
son. Mr.. Esau. Mr.. Richard Moore
of Galveston is visiting his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Moore. Misses
Jessie Thomas and NJ. Bird of Sayer-
Vile visited Mr.. and Mrs. John HUI
bert Mrs. L. Palmer of Seaby is
visiting Mrs. Selma Harris. Mrs.
Martha More is home after visiting in
Dallas, Waco, league and Palestine.
Mrs. Viola Hodges, delegate from Mt.
Aria Baptist church, has returned
from the Sunday School Convention
at Galveston. Messrs. VIM. Allen, r.
E. Elliott, Mrs. G. V. Howard, e. A.
Scott and Little Lu Anna Holt mo-
tored to Austin Wednesday to attend
the A. M. E. S. S. Convention in
Austin. Mr.. j. w. Hall of San An
tonic, en- route to Bastrop to visit
his mother, stopped over with his
sister, Mrs, L. NJ. Hatcher. Mr.. R.
E. Vanzandt of Fort Worth and b.
F. Vanzandt of Austin were here
Sunday Mrs. Bertha Hathaway has
returned from a visit to her husband
in Waco. Mr.. l.. A. Royland and
Earl of Ben Arnold motored over to
visit relatives Sunday evening. Mrs.
lobe Washington, Miss Mildred Braw-
ley and Mr.. Allen Vann are sick this
week. Mrs. Susie Hodges passed
through Taylor Sunday en- route
from Ell Paso. Mrs. T. A. Collins
is here for an indefinite stay. She
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Miss Noble REESE and Mr.. Fred Novels
were married at the home of the
brides parents Thursday night,
Please do not fail the read the
: Dallas Express because the copies
are ten cents. The news is worth
more to those who read it. The Re-
porter, with her little girl and boy,
will deliver the paper as usual Sat
urday. Pay as you go. then you
will not owe.
Temple, Sept. 2.-Square Swain
died Friday August 9th. Funeral
service held from Corinth Baptist
Church, Rev. W. NJ. Taylor officiating.
He is survived by a father, wife,
two sisters and one brother. Inter
ment was made in the city cemetery
by Il. l.. C. Branford. Undertaken.
Progressive Link Court No. 300 gave
a surprise party for the Lequays
Saturday night, August 9th, and
presented to Mrs. Lequay a $1,000
fountain pin. The Temple Orchestra
furnished music. Cake and cream
were served The Unique" Under
taking parlor opened its doors for
business September LIST. on East
Avenue B, with E. L. C. Branford
proprietor, and undertaken. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Rozelle returned from Kan
sas City, Los Angeles and Oklahoma
City. Mr.. v. D. Price is I'D after
several weeks illness. Mrs. w. b.
Price is in Marlin with her sick
sister. Mrs. B. Qodd of San Angelo
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Wallace, and Mrs. Jerry Moore.
Miss Stella Corsey of Morgan is WIS.,
iting her brother and sister in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Corsey Miss
Hattie Harbour, a student of the
Tuskegee Institute, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson. Mrs.
Clara Harris of Columbus, N. NJ. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Faulkner. Rev. H. D. Green
tilled an appointment out from Waco
last week and reported a good meet
ing. j. j. Dawson left Sunday for
Oklahoma, City leaving his business
mere under the management of w.
j. Griffin of Denison, general man
ager of the undertaking establish
ment, and the Rink Theatre: ]. w
Lewis, cashier; Nelson Randle On
orator; Emmit Williams, musician.
Mrs. J. w. Lewis, accompanied by
her children and Miss Adel Carries
OF Palestine are visiting relatives in
Albuquerque, N. M. Mrs. Ellen
Douglas of Yoakum and Mrs Emma
Moore of Hillsboro are the guests of
Mrs. M. c. Alexander.
DenisOn. Sept. 2.-Mr. ]. H. Good
win OF Tulsa, Okla, Mrs. Cornelia
ware OF Okmulgee, Mrs. L. Vaughn
Cassie of Tulsa are guests of Mrs
L. G. Vaughn. Mr.. Joseph Vangbn
is visiting in California and other
western cities. Mr.. Edward Finley,
it is reported, was seriously hurt in
Los Angeles, losing his large toe and
breaking his arm. Mrs. G. A. white
OF Hearne is visiting Mrs. Rebecca
washington on. w. Elm street. Mr..
and Mrs. George Reed are visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. Over
$1,000 were raised in the Northwest
ern Baptist Association. Miss Az,a
Mcknight died Monday morning and
was buried Tuesday from HoneweII
Baptist church. A. ]. Monday had
charge OF remains. Miss Seawilia
Simpson of Italy ID guest Of Mrs.
Smith, her aunt. The Civic League
meets Sunday. Big Labor Day eel
ebration here Monday under airs
pices of the Denison Concert Rand
see me every Saturday night at the
Dreamland Theatre. Mrs. Annie
white OF Dallas was guest of her
sister. Mrs. James Davis. Mrs. u
=, Hardaman, Miss Roberta Mitchell
and Mrs. Annie johnson have return
from Shreveport Rev. J. r. Swancey
preached at the A. NJ. z. church Sum