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

the first prize in crochet work; Mrs.
Tensley took first prize in embrod-
iery in Alto; Mr.. Joe Clemmons, first
prize in horse show; Mr.. William
Dotson of Jacksonville, frs. prize in
Jersey Cow show, On account of
the inclement weather, church SER
vices were not held Sunday. Mrs.
Carry Owens is convalescing. Mr..
Green Lacy's daughters hand is
much improved. The Dallas Express
will be found every Saturday at Jim
McLee's Barber Shop.
Marshall, Nov 4.-The big rally
at Galilee Baptist Church is meeting
with great success, the $500 seems
to be assured. Everybody is busy
Miles Chapel c. M. E. Church has
on $4,000 rally for their church.
If the church raises 500, Bishop
| Cottrell promises to give $1,000.
DR.. j. R. Shepherd, one of the
leading doctors Of this country
promises to give $1,000 when the
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church raises $1,000. Let us all
see to it that the church gets that
$4,000 They have one Of the most
beautiful sites for this church in
the country. They have very
progressive preacher. Attend their
entertainments and give your mon
ey. The rain prevented any church
services last Sunday. Mrs. DR.. C.
P. Davis and children left for Chi
cago 10 join her husband. Mrs.
Nellie Hillery and Mr.. VIM. Brown
were quietly married at her res
idence. They left for the country.
Miss Martha Barnes left for At
lanta on business. Mrs. Dallas Cox
was here visiting her husband.
Mr.. J. F. Thompson returned from
Dallas where he spenI a few days
with relatives. Prof. L. R. Alex
ander opened his school with sue
cessful outlook. Many Colored peo-
pie are leaving Harrison County
for parts in the North. Many are
preparing to follow.
Garland, Nov. 4.-On account of
the inclement weather all services
were discontinued Sunday. Mr.. Max
Murphy was in Garland Saturday as
usual to ge, his paper. We congrat-
ulate him as young reader. Mr..
Allen Rice and wife were here Sat
urday in their new Ford. Mr.. j. r.
Clayton and Mr.. Mike Henderson car
ried home copy of the Express
Mrs. Matte Overstreet was guest
of Mrs. Queen Hudson on las, Sat
urday. Mrs. Rosa Dudley and little
girl Georgia, were in town Saturday
Mrs. Anna BOLTON is in the Poro bus
mess a. Garland. Mrs. Johnnie Hall
is yet in the laundry business. Mrs.
Minnie Spivey spent Saturday and
Sunday in Dallas. Miss Paralee Bur-
ton was in Garland Saturday to get
her Express. Mr.. Moses Johnson is
the new secretary of the Aid Associ-
a4ion. Other officers are F. A. John
Son, President; w. H. BOLTON, Vice
president; r. D. Hill, Vice-president;
w. E. Ewing, President of Peoples
Burial Association, stakeholder. Ii
you want to read of the good deeds
as well as the bad happenings, read
-the Express. Watch the next copy
of the Express for Agents Contest
results. F. A. Johnson, Agent.
Egypt Nov. AIR E. Floyd who
has been quite i'll for some time is
slightly improved. Mr.. Henry Hill
will be Secretary of trhe Egypt debit
of the Aid Association. Mr.. Fletcher
Miller, Mr.. John Miller and Mrs. Eva
Miller were in Vickery Monday even
ing. Mr.. Henry Hill and brother.
Dude Hill, visited Uncle E. Floyd
Monday night Mr.. Joe Bradley and
Mr.. Jim looks were in Dallas Mon
day. Mrs. Nancy Morris has recover
ed from a two weeks illness. Mr.
Joe Hill is some better. Mrs. Susie
Jones is suffering with rheumatism
Mr.. Maclear Jones is visiting in
Sweetwater. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
visited Mrs. Annie Watts and family
Thursday evening. Mrs. Hannah Hill
and Uncle Jeff were seen taking a
pleasude trip Friday evening. Mr.
Richard Floyd of Dallas is here Wis
iting his sick father, Uncle Z. Floyd
Mrs. Tisha Hill has returned home
AFTER spending two weeks with her
brother near Richardson.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie.
Mrs. NJ. E. Webb is convalescing.
The reporter was at High Bank 20
service Sunday while visiting her.
daughter, Mrs. Ennis Killings. Mr..
Erris Gentry left to-day for his
home at Mexia. Mr.. George Sledge
of Cameron spoke at Pleasant Grove
Friday night and will speak az Mt,
Zion Saturday Mrs. M. D. Dotson
left for Branchville Friday to attend
the funeral of Prof. S. V. Walton WIN
died in the asylum at Austin. Bro.
Wash Dirks and Miss Ellen Asberry
are sick this week. Mr.. Jim Smith
and j. L. Williams motored to Cal
vert Sunday to be present to hear
the NJ. E. Zion Bishop az Holiday
Chapel.
Rice, Nov. 4.-Mr and Mrs. Percy
Thomas of Dallas are visiting his
people. Mr.. Osborne Robinson of
Hester Grove and Miss Ethel Allen
of Chatfield were happily married
on the oath at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Claude Mont
gomery of Hester Grove and Miss
Meathel Hudson of Smith Chappell
were happily married on the 2Sth
instant at the home of the brides
parents Both couples are Of
brighf promising future and loved
by the whole community. Mr.. S.
NJ. Hudson and Mrs. Lizzie Sims are
sick this week Read the Express
this week to get the results of
your votes.
CUNEY.
Insure your properly against fire
in the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Texas, see
H. L. Price, Agents Quincy, Texas.
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