The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-27

tended Sunday Rev. J. E. Brown
preached two able sermons Collec-
tions were good. Mrs. H. L. Price
is Commissioning. Prof. J. L. Hamilton
spenf the weekend in Brushy Creek
with parents. Misses Garner and
Powell have opened q Shoe Shop and
Department Store on Thomas street
Mr.. A. D. Martin was In the city
prospecting this week. Mr.. Jesse
the brother OF A. ]. Jesse, was in
Quincy this week. Quite number OF
out OF town people attended service
lat Quincy Sunday Among them were
Mr.. Mack Kissentiane and family
Mrs. A. j. baltimore is sick
Insure yoiir properly against fire
In the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Texas, see
H. L. Price, Agent. Quincy. Texas
11-6-4t
Marshall, Nov 25.- The rally al
&c. NJ. Il. church was marked with
success. Every one has been striy-
ing. Bishop CottreIl will give $1,000
and DR.. J. r. Shepherd will give
$1,000, making total Of $4,000 ia
commence with. Mr.. Sandy Edwards
an old and highly respected citizen
|of Marshall and Harrison County
died at his home in the western
portion OF the city after long ILL
ness. He was a member Of Eber-
meier NJ. E. Church, from which
church his funeral was attended
Rev. Ed Kelly attending. He was
member Of the A. and T. NJ. and
was buried with their honorslai
to rest in the Powder Mill Cemetery
Miss Ethel Sims OF Fort Worth Is
In the city visiting her parents and
friends. The list judicial District
Court is grinding away on the non
jury docket.
Tempe, Nov 25.--Miss Carry
Smith and Mr.. Hugh Morris were
married last Thursday night at the
home OF the bride. Rev. l.. NJ San
ders ofliciated. After long illness,
Rev. ]. B. Harper, pastor of Eighth
Street First Baptist church died last
Monday night. Funeral services were
held wednesday evening from Eighth
Street Baptist church. conducted by
Rev. w. M, Taylor, pastor of Corinth
Baptist church, assisted by others.
Rev. Harper's remains were shipped
to Magnolia, Ark, for burial by j.
y. Dawson Undertaking Company
He is survived by a wife and other
relatives. Eighth Street church and
the community at large have sus-
tanned a great loss. Mrs. Marinda
jackson of So. 18th street, after a
brief Illness died Tuesday morning
lat her home. Funeral services were
held Sunday evening from Wayman
Chapel A. NJ u. church of which she
was a member Rev. l.. M Sanders,
pastor ofiiciated, assisted by others.
Mrs. jackson was widow, SO years
old, mother Of II children Of whom
seven proceeded her death. She
leaves four children, a brother and
other relatives to mourn her loss.
Her remains were laid to rest in
the City Cemetery by J. J. Dawson
Undertaking Company. Robert Wells
|of So. 9th street, prominent BUS
mess man, and contractor of our
city. had the distinguished honors
Iof serving the past week on the
Federal Grand Jury in Waco. Mrs
A. Z. Andersen returned from Wich-
| tia last week. where she visited her
daughter. Mrs ]. c. Robinson. Sr.,
was called to Austin to the death OF
| her sister. After accompanying her
sisters remains to Lexington for
burial. returned home last week
Robert Wells is putting forth siren
liious efforts to organize a Uniform
| Rank with the Colored Knights oil
IPythians Of Temple. All members
Iwho are interested in the movement
should see him Immediately. DR.
Morrison Of San Antonio was in the
Icity last week visiting friends. Pete
Elum, after being out of the city
la few days last week. returned
home.
Teague, Nov 25.- Rev. Manning
preached his annual sermon Sunday
at the G. M. Il. church. Rev. ]. d
Dunbar preached in North Town last
Sunday night at the Baptist church
He was called to Mexia to preach
the funeral of Mrs. Roberta Tatum
who died last Sunday. Mrs. Iona
Phelix, who was shot some time ago,
died the 18th instant. The remains
we're carried to Avant Prairie for
burial Sir. r.. j. Brewer Is up again.
Mr.. T. H. Huckleberry and. family
have returned home.
Insure your property against fire
In the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Texas, sec
NJ d. Shaw, Agent league, Texas.
11-6-4t.
Mineral Wells, Nov. 25. Services
at the various churches were we'll
attended Sunday. The Mock Annual
Conference at the A. M. Il. church
was continued until the first Sunday
in December Rev. ~ T. Tally
preached an able. strong sermon at
the A. M, Il. church Sunday at $3.50
p. m. Rev. j. s. Sutton, pastor OF
Little Bethel church here. was called
TO Denton to attend the funeral of
Rer Skinner, who died in Dallas last
Sunday. Emit Lock and Mr.. Bert
Hudley have opened Tailor Shop.
Mrs. Sue Pollard received Monday
Nov. Is, from the American Woodmen
Camp No. 152, at Mineral Wells,
s46S.75 for the death Of her husband,
George Pollard Mr.. Hargle Hill and
Miss Earline Woodall were married.
Rev w. T. Talley officiated. Mr.. A.
r. Richardson Of Marshall visited
here last week The Missionary Cir
Gle Of Little Bethel Baptist church
stormed Mrs Payne, who has been
I'm for some time. The Tea given at
Mrs Sarah Welch's residence in
honor OF the Loyal Friends of Amer
lea, was success. Sick listed: Mrs.
Pearlee Scales, Mr.. Henry Engilsh,
Miss Carrie Swindle. Mrs. Carnary
Alexander. Mrs. Beulah Ramsey was
lin Dallas last week.