The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-09
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shooting is not known but 1t is
thought that it originated from an
argument over door fees to dance.
Mckinley was shot twice. Both shots
were fatal. Mr.. White was very
energetic young man. well liked by
all who knew him. He leaves wife
and many relatives to survive him.
Witnesses say the shooting as un-
necessary and without Justification.
Mrs. Jessie Barber, an old and highly
respected citizen, died at her nome In
| the west end of Marshall, after a
short illness Her funeral was at
tended from Ebernezer NJ. u. Church.
Interment was made In College Gem
etery. A great mother has gone.
Mrs. A. w. King spent several weeks
in Forrelis, Pa, visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Leila Sneed Mrs. Mary
Lewis spent several days in Fort
Worth visiting friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mosely. Misses Helen White,
Buna Bennett, Essie Make leaves
for Texas College. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Rosboro, daughter.
Mother and daughter are doing well.
Mrs Joe Kines is spending a few
days In Shady Grove visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Inc kln-
dergarten, Mrs. James Washington,
president stormed Mrs. Matt Hous-
ton. The table was loaded. vote TOT
Capers on the Black and ian IlcKet,
them 10 vote for Harding electors.
Mrs Maggie Harris Il able To be on
her cr,,tchea after long illness.
READ The DalIas Express Al 40 cents
nor month
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kerehs, Oct MRS Eveiyn 1oss
left Few Gays ago Tor her nome IN
THANKSGIVING death OF Lutte MISS
Daisy Baxter, VINO was SICK only one
hour with acute .ndigestlon SUNDAY
Sept ~. Tne rally az tne Y. M. y.
church amounted 10 Sliv, AZ ny.
Zion Baptist Cnurcn slIo. v.ne ssr
c"uicnes nave NJ. pesn 'sA ,r s,y
district Sunday School Convention at
Chandler last week were Mr.. e. w.
Powell. A. Dunn, Mrs. L. A. Powell,
s. Ware. Misses Linnie Dunn, Sadie
NJ. Powell. Lula Dunn, Tyrene Dykes,
b. Goss. Rev. and Mrs. d. G.. Goss.
Mrs. Bessie L. Goss and little Beulah
left for East Texas, where Mrs. Goss
viii attend the Pamela County Teach
ers Institute this week and take up
her school II, the country. Rev. d. G..
Goss. reporter.
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fVrhey,. oct. t.--ou1uay' vesopea o e
was great uay ~ 49,
Colored churcn. hev. w. =. yalhel !;
pastor Oh MI. zion Nnurvn, pleaSnsu
TWO apie seInnons' vpen 1890
paisn rally TOT snousanu S sol,a' % ?,
keri Heron, assisted oy ner' e,.ns ~
ltaly, rallied az tne a. "a. =. o M1 az ~
raising Slf6. MIS-. ", =. Lee " NJ NJ
McMeans, Mrs. Erankilh anu M, ~
Harvard are ~ s",s wvsA pnns,
Annie mae LOOK anu MI M .,oos y,
leave lot tne Cnrlstlan Scnooi 9
HAWKINS Ocr- MVSes D"i''
porter.
Calnesville. Oct. THE lecture BY
prof Rargess al M. Olive Baptist
church FRIDAY night. Oct /. was very
Ilnteresting. He made some very
beautiful points on love: Miss SADIE
Hudson spent few days N torl
Worth last week Mr.. W. =, WOODY
and mother came IN from Oklanoms
CITY last Sunday. Oct Srd MT: r
II. Fannehill Of Sanger was mere sun.
day Oct. 3rd. Mrs. Clara Harris
Simpson OF Los Angeles, Cal, aitel
being away. FOR some years mas re
turned to the city looking nne' MIS-
Simpson Is guest OF Mrs. cora Jones
Mr.. Homer b. Baker had 10 leave nll
work Monday, Oct 4tn, on account
OF illness. Mrs, Mary Robinson spen'
last week in Sherman with her SIS
ter. Mrs, Nettie Anderson M. huIus
Peace lett Monuay 70 attenu .n'
funeral OF her Drotners Wiie. vi
Henry thompson ieft SUNDAY Iol
unknown Northern polnts; rev
Bell, pastor OF z. Nj =. cnurcn. re
turned last week from Mineral w .'Iss.s,
, maetT = The renorter was in con.
versation with Rev. q. B. Williams
nastor corinth Baptist church and
| learned that thew are doing wonder.
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W0ne Cityt OCT h-,SerVices d. ny
=. M y: Cnurcn al uay sunuay
Mr.. n. M. Jones, MI a. rae.elso =,
and Miss feariie weaver were ~
Roxton Sunuly- Mr. MACK Mch -I9.l,,y
was IN Paris SUNDAY. MI Wis
Johnson was IN VommeTce Sunuas
and Monday Mrs. N. y. beli was
IN Boswell, OKLA, iast week visl'ln !.
her motner. MT arthur Dlchson y
Commerce was mere SUNDAY; MI
ana Mrs FRANK nshy " hi,, ''s so',s;,, !
Mrs Mrs Pauline Wilson. They EXPECT
10 make this their home. Mrs. Ida