The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-02
TEXAS TOWNS



revival last Sunday night. The Pen
ny Social was introduced to the Mis-
sion by Mrs. Sutton Friday night
1t was enjoyed by all present. Mrs
Seals will entertain Friday. Mr.. Joe
AMlnnefee and Miss Essie Wooden
Were quietly married last Thursday
night Sept. 23rd, at the c, M. T.
parsonage, Rev. E. Z. Budnaro Off
ciated. Atsurprise party was given
at the residence of Mrs. jamie Cole
in honor of the bride and groom by
Mr.. Earnest Townsend. Mrs. A. T.
Johnson is convalescent Mrs. Char
ity Shaw, who has been here some
time for her health, left for her home
at Sulphur Springs accompanied by
her son, Mr.. Leroy Shaw. Mr.. John
Hunt of Dallas is here to organize
and set up a Grand United Order of
Loyal Friends of America Hon. A.
S. Wells of Dallas addressed the
Colored citizens, Wednesday night at
which time a Black and Tan Republi-
can club was organized with Hon.
]. B. Johnson, chairman; Milton
Boyd, Secretary; and Mrs. Ida Ter
rell, Treasurer Every member pres
ent enrolled as a member and re-
marks were made by DR.. E. P. Muir
Crimson, Rev. c. G. Smith, Messrs.
B. v. Adams and NJ. Boyd. DR.. L.
e. Budlaro introduced the speaker,
]. B. Ransom, presided. There are
good many of the paper readers
leaving the city now. Mrs. Wennie
Wilson of Forney is here.
Athens, Sept. 30.-Mrs. Stella Dix
ON of Dallas is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bessie Butler. Prof r. c.
Fisher opened school with his corp
of teachers and a nice enrolment.
Miss Anna l.. Leake returned from
Fort Worth. Mrs. Calhoun is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Leake. Born
to Prof. and Mrs. R. c. Fisher. d
girl. At the A. NJ e. Rally Sunday,
$28655 was raised; Rev. C. H. Pugh,
pastor
BOnham, Sept. 30.-Mr. c. B. Book
er of Fort Worth was here last week
visiting his wife. He is enroute to
Washington, ID. c. Misses Inez Rob
erson and Darline Perry left Sunday
for Prairie View College. Miss Viola
Arnett4eft for Houston College Sun
day Mrs. Lula Bedford of Chicago
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthus
Murphy. Mr.. l.. Knighten and Mr.
Bette Knighten are improving other
homes. Mr.. General Hennie of Sher-
man was here last week. Services
were well attended at all churches
Sunday Miss Clayton Chairman left
for Marshall to attend Bishop Col
lege. Mr.. A T. Smith of Honey
Grove as here last week. Mr.. Lizzie
Robinson of Wichita Falls spent the
weekend with her children. Mrs.
Birdie Whiteside Of Tulsa, OKLA, and
Mrs. Ural Erskine of Dallas are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. B. X Johnson.
Mrs. Pinkie Erskine has undergone
an operation and is reported doing
nicely. Her son, Mr.. Ural Erskine
of Dallas was here at her bedside.
Seay Brothers have opened cafe
on Johnson street. 1t is the larg-
est cafe in the city and they So
licit your patronage. Always some
thing good to eat and drink. Open
night and day. Have your news and
dime ready when the reporter comes.
He's glad to get both.
Lufkin, Sept. 3O.-The 4th Quar-
terly Conference of the c. NJ. f..
church was held at Lokgs Chapel,
church was held at Longs Chapel,
P. e. of the Houston District
Amount raised for the quarter, $101.-
10. Mr.. VIM. l.. Engram left for
Crockett last Saturday in his car,
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Davis.
He received a telegram from his wife
stating the death of her mother, Mrs
Nancy Jones. Mr.. Chas. P. Raines
of Muskogee, Okla, was the guest
of Miss NJ Z. Henry, Sunday. Miss
Mary Il. Henry has returned from a
pleasant trip to Nacogdoches where
she attended the Teachers Institute
Misses Winnie Mcdonald and Velmer
Sidey left for Marshall this week,
where they will enter Wiley Univer-
sity. Mr. Jim Wiley has returned
from points in Ohio and Illinois. Rev.
w. H. Harris, P. E. of the Nacogdo-
ches district passed through the city
last week. Rev. Mrs. Bullock passed
through the city last week and
preached two sermons at the c. NJ
e. church. The Elders Feast that
was given Sept. 29 in the 4th Quar-
terlyI Conference was splendid. Rev.
d. NJ. Sales was called to Manning,
Sept. oath to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Franklin. Rev. w. T. ,Reagcr
has been confined to bed after re-
turning from business trip to Nacog-
doches in behalf of the g. G. of W.
Mr.. S. w. Booker and Miss Georgia
A. Long, Madams Ollie Jackson, Ella
Faulks, Fora McNeal, Deviller Dur
ton and Cleo Thompson and others
attended the Nacogdoches District
Sunday School Convention at Gar
rison. The reception given by tine
Texas Star Court No. 1909 in honor
sof the X. of P. on Saturday night
Sept. 25th was grand and highly en-
/ WE'D Mr. Robert Brown has moved
toNhis new home in North Lufkin
MN H. Griffin who was reported
slctNASome days ago-1eft for Shreve-
PortNospital, Sept. 23rd. Mr.. Will
. BanKAand Miss Roena Reagor are
SICK week.
OVopeN Sept. .30.-Services were
| good at sw Zion and the members
e seem 70 ppfoud of the pastor, Rev.
4 n %. ivan Plans have been made
10 pullu theehildren play ground.
WIN you slN dollar. If so, put
II IN tne nan of Mrs. ]. c. Stouts
VINO Is tne leaT. Mrs. Sarah Lewis
: was quietiy msried on the 22nd
MIS-. Mal,iua MSer of Klondike was
: guest vi Mrs. Elm Walker. Mr.. and
: Mrs. James hoseAp have moved to
: our city for their Sture home. Mr..
n from the results an oneration
e Mr.. Mays and otherAW went TO paris
|, to the show on the "a Remember
: that the Express is cents now
? incfaad of five ~"