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

days. Mr.. A. S. Keene was called to
of his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Francis.
Jacksonville to witness the funeral
Madams Susie Taylor and E. II.
johnson made flying trip to Waco
and returned. Mrs. Alice Long went
over to the show. Hereafter, the
Dallas Express will be found at
Safety First Tailor Shop and F. M.
Nelson's Drug Store, so ask for 1t.
Mrs. Ada Maxwell returned to Regan.
Mrs. L. C. Washington has returned
from Dallas. Mr.. Dink Brown of
San Antonio, who died in that city
was brought here for interment un-
der the auspices of the women and
were laid to rest in the Western
Cemetery. Mrs. Dink Brown and her
niece came with the remains. The
Taner Brothers have begun on the
$4,000 church at Waco and have
nearly completed the 100000 addition
to the First Baptist Church here.
Mrs. Rhodes of Galveston is at the
Talley House. Prof. C. l.. Humber
came in to visit his family. Mr..
Albert Sears died and interment was
made in Western Cemetery Sam
Graves and Miles left for Seguin to
attend school.
Marshall, Sept. 30.-Mr. Joe Taylor,
leading young man of this city, af-
ter a long illness with pelegra, died
at his mothers home. Funeral SER
vices were attended from the res
idence, interment made in College
Cemetery. He is survived by dear
mother and several brothers and
sisters. Rev. Baker, pastor Miles
Chapel NJ. E. church is meeting with
success in his big revival. Many
conversions. Rev. Summers has con-
Quoted the meeting. Mrs. Maggie
Harris is much better after a severe
illness. Madams Andrew Bennett and
NJ. Jackson are sick Mr.. John
Thomas is much improved. Mr.. Cor
RE Lockett has remodeled his house.
Vote for Harding for president and
Hon. Capers for governor on the
Black and Tan ticket. Do this and
you will vindicate the Colored mans
cause. Let women and all vote.
Carry the news down the line to ev-
cry voter. Each precinct chairman
will be announced at once, then let
them get busy.
Denton, ..Sept.3O.-Misses Mamie
Written and Eva Young left for
Prairie View last week. Misses Mona
Mae Burr, Lilly Bell Milan, Messrs.
l.. c. Burr and Cecil Orr left for
Sherman to attend school. Mrs. Fan
ME Hines died Sept. goth. Misses
Murriel and Gussie Neal, Louise
Lambert and Thelma Cooper left for
Paul Quinn College. Mrs. p. M.
Lambert left for Waco Wednesday.
Services were good at the different
churches Sunday. Mr.. ]. w. Burr
was in Dallas Sunday on business.
Mrs. Harriet Popnough died this
week at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Yancy Wilson.
Hemphill, Sept. SO.-Bros. ]. w.
Parks, w. M. Shannon and H. 70.
Jackson are supervising the building
of one of the largest and best church.
es for Negroes in Sabine County.
Sister Hattie Johnson, the wife of
Bro. Smith Johnson, who has taken
the 80 degree in Masonry, is en-
deavoring to set up an Eastern Star
Lodge. Sister Lula Bryant is also
trying to establish Household of
Ruth. Sister Bryant is the wife of
Bro. Ed. Bryant who is a hardy Odd
Fellow. Let us stop reading other
papers that only give the dark side of
the Negro and get the true news.
The only way to get true news is
to get in touch with the Dallas Ex-
press paper, the best paper in the
Southwest for the race. The wav
to get, the paper in Sabine County
is to see Bro. s. e. Gabriel and take
out a years subscription which will
cost the small sum of $500. That
only pays the mail charges for she
value, to my mind, can not be paid
for. S. Z. Gabriel. Box SO1. Hemp
hill, Texas. Reporter.