The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-06

nome OF MISS maggie simmons
Mrs. A. E. Carter of Itasca is here
visiting her son-in-law and daugh.
ter, Rev. ]. s. Sutton and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sheppard are
here for their health, The little
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard is
very i'll. Mr.. B. u. Adams was
called to Ferris to the bed side of
his sick daughter. Prof. ]. N. Err
vim, President of JAWS Christian
Institute was guest of Mr.. c. De-
ment, Sunday, Oct. 81. Prof. Err
vim has Mr.. Dement'S boys in
charge in his school at Hawkins.
He reports they are both obedient
and studious. Mrs. Hattie Meggs
who has been visiting her sister in
Wilmer has returned.
Wolfe City, Nov. 4.-Miss Hattie
Jones of Ladonia was here Sunday.
Miss Willie M. vern left Saturday
for Tyler, whore she will attend
school. Rev. w. j. Cobb and Walk
er returned from Point, where they
attended the board meeting. Misses
Weaver and Woods left for Houston
College where they will enter
school.
Cameron, Nov. 4.-Rain and
north winds are bringing many of
our people out of the cotton patch.
Rev. r. H. Littleton, pastor Of
Lights Chapel Baptist Church was
with his congregation Sunday. He
delivered two powerful sermons.
Prof. j. w. Bartlett, principal of
the high school made a splendid
address to the patrons and friends
to education on putting the children
in school. Remember parents to ed
ucate your children is the safest
investment that you can make.
Indiana Thomas, Mollie Butler,
Georgia Turner. A. B. Robinson and
several others will not miss the Ex-
press. Mrs. Ella Mae Woods opens
school this week in a nice new
building in the Rice district. The
wife of Rev. p. R. Humber has re-
turned from an extended trip to the
West where she carried her daugh-
ter for her health. To the delight
of her many frinds. Miss Humber
is recovering. Services at Cameron
Grove. Mt. Zion and Bethel A. M.
E., We're good last Sunday. Mrs. E.
j. U. Stringfellow has been offered
John Institute in Austin. Miss B.
E. Huffman has a''splendid music
class. Mrs, Mary Stephens has a
splendid trade in her restaurant.
Prof. B. Y. Aycock and Mr.. James
Branch were here last week writing
insurance. Presiding Supt. Rev. Lott
of Waco was with Pastor Childs of
the M. E. Church Sunday despite
the inclement weather. They held
splendid meeting. Rev. ]. H.
Hughes preached for them in the
afternoon. Collection $42.23. The
Fifth Anniversary of Rev. c. w.
Warren was celebrated at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church Sunday A splendid
crowd heard Rev. Evans of Navaso-
ia, preach the anniversary sermon
Mr.. Tom Avery did nice services as
choirister. Mrs. B. E. Green Robin
son is back to resume her work in
the high school to the delight of
her many friends. Prof. j. w.
Bartlett spent Sunday with his fam
lily at Waco. Mr.. Nat Higsby of
Dallas is here on business.
Wills Point. Nov. 4.-Rev. M. N.
Wright returned from Mineola Dis
trict Board and they were almost
rained out. Prof. A. Blair was in
Terrell Friday seeing after new Of
flee space which the Loyal Mutual
Insurance will have in the new DR..
Pinston building. Mrs. Everlyne Tai
ton and daughters were in Farris
last week attending the death bed
of her sister. Mrs. Pearl Hopwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mitchell have
made much improvement on their
house. Miss Inez Wilson was in
Dallas, Saturday on a visit. Little
Thomas Lee Shaw IS out of school
because of illness.
Forney, Noy. 4.-Services were
very poorly attended Sunday at all
churches because of rain. The dis
trict board held at Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church was quite success.
Rev. A. G.. VIM held his fourth
uual',erly conference at A. NJ l..
Church. Mr.. Cappers Williams and
Miss Annie May Bates were quietly
married Sunday evening at p. m.
See M. Drain for the Express.
ENNIS.
Insure your property against fire
in the WeS.ern Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Texas, see
A. Harper, Agent, Ennis Texas.
11-6-4t
Marlin, Nov. 4.-Sunday was a
dull day with the churches because
of the inclement weather though
each pastor was at his post. Miss
Minnie Moore is still confined to
bed on Williams street. Rev. M. A.
Macknease and P. A. Armstrong
has much improved from being Grip
pied in the feet. Rev. A. d. Hewett
of Caldwell is here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Hanks are here visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Priscilla
Hanks had a partial stroke of pa
ralysis. Rev. Tom Barnes Of Bel
vens lost his fourteen year old
daughter, Miss Lula. Her remains
were brought her for interment
by Undertaken S. ]. Washington.
Many sorrowing friends witnesses
the funeral at Providence Baptist
Church. Rev. Prof. P. A. Stamps
acted Master of ceremonies and in
troduced Right Rev. Williams, pas
tor of the Christian Church at
Waco. He paid beautiful tribute
to the Christian department of Miss
Lula Barnes. The remains were
laid to rest in the Western GENE
terry. Mr.. G. Brooks departed this