The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-02
sherman. Sept. sosaSThe marriage

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ID at Z a. m. was consumated tbA
Rev.. |. e. Robinson. They left fof
their future home in Chicago, spend
ing a few days in Kansas, City en-
route. The bride is bell of the city
being an alumni of Fred Douglass
High School and member Of one OF
the best families in Texas, and being
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 7,
Mckinney, while the groom is a
successful undertaken in the city OF
Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Jakes Black
have recently returned from a most
delightful trip in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Jas. Delton has returned home
from several months stay in Okmul-
gee. Mrs. Kelly Hunt and little girl
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Peyton
and family in Fort Worth. Compli-
mentary to her departure to Los
Angeles, Cal, where she goes to
live with her parents, Miss Esther
Wilson was honored guest to sur
prise party at her palatial home on
the night of Sept. oath on APT West
Jones st. The evening wa well
spent in music, games etc. Rev. H. D.
Allen of Harmony Baptist has re-
Gently returned from the National
Baptist Convention, in session in
indianapolis, Ind; also visiting Cleve-
land and Columbus, Ohio. and return
ing to his brothers home in Beavers
fall, Pa. He will launch the first
5000 campaign of the new 100000
church.
Notice: Do not read my little cir
culators paper until you have paid
Nv nir LOT n ctr
Lewis Culberson and Robert Parker,
The Reporter Mr.. Jim Pierce died
early Monday morning. Sept. goth.
The funeral was attended Sept. 22nd.
by Elder p. r. Woods of Holiness
Church. Mr. Pierce died of dropsy
of the heart. He was christian,
loving husband and a gentleman.
Mrs. Henrietta Lee died Sept. "a at
st. Vincent Sanitarium from an OPP
Grafton of tumor. She had recently
returned from several months stay
in California, where she had gone
for her health. Mrs. Lee was a kind,
loving wife, a dutiful and consistent
Christian and a member of st. John
C. NJ. e. church where her funeral
was attended, Sept 26th by Rev. l.
E. Robinson, P. c., assisted by Rev.
Pope of South Sherman c. NJ. E.
Out of town relatives who attended
the funeral were; Mrs. Georgia Hart
gray, Ardmore, Okla; Mrs. NJ. D.
Donaldson, Wichita Falls; Mrs. Jes-
tina Mackvin, Honey Grove; Mr.! and
Mrs. w. A. Roer, Dallas, and Mrs.
Mrs. Rita Wallace, Dallas. Mrs. Hen
rietta Lee, wife of Jesse Lee, died
Friday afternoon following a surgical
operation performed Monday. She
was 40 years of age. The funeral
was held at the C. NJ. f. church
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Robertson
OBLIGATED.
Itasca, Sept. 30.-Sunday School
was well attended. The school had
on class rally between the eight
classes. $500 was raised. Glass A.
winner from the first division $25.00.
Glass H. winner from the second di-
vision, $500. Rev. Burton reviewed
the school and preached to a full
audience at the morning aand night
services. B. Y. P. U. at p. m. was
good. l wonder who will eat the
cheese and crackers next Sunday in
the B. Y. P. U. contest. Rev. Taylor
is the guest of his sons. AIg. and
Mrs. l. S. George spent the day in
Whitney. Mrs. Harriet Wesley and
daughter, 0sce Lee of Waco
are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Luz
die Connor, Mr.. Warren Sedberry,
Mrs. w. Diggs and Mrs. Amanda Ross
are lex this week. Saturday night
in returning from an entertainment
out from Itasca, two automobiles
colided, killing Mr.. Jasper Todd of
\ Grandview and wounding several &C.
cupants of the car. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford of Fort Worth are visiting
Nr. Sadberry. Quite few OF. the
Nasca Masons were in Grandview
Saturday night. Mr.. f. NJ. McGinnis
night, returning Saturday evening.
Rev. Matthews of Hillsboro visited
MissVera Scott Tuesday. Mrs. Min
ME Wisely of Mineral Wells is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ellen Fields.
Mrs. BILE Norman and daughter,
Lilly Gin spent Saturday in Waco
visiting The show Miss Corine Glow
er left forNBishop CNlege last Sun
day
league, SeAt. 30.-Slnday School
was well attended at pll churches.
Rev. j. p. Palm preacehA his farewell
sermon at his church in North Town
Sunday. Mr.. r. Lee FROM, Mexia and
Sir r. J. Brewer of TeaAle took a
25 mile drive Sunday evening. Mr..
w. r. Tinsley and others dove over
to Mexia Sunday. The great, decline
in cotton is being heavily felttby tia
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Express agent on the streets ever.
Saturday and give him your subscrip
ton and news. The B. Y. ?.
meets every Sunday evening at tn
First Baptist Church in South Tow
with Rev. H. Helm presiding. R.
Brewer, agent for the Dallas Express
league, Texas.
Wolfe City, September S0.-Sunda
School was well attended at a
churches. Rev. James l. Gilmor
preached a very interesting sermo
at the Baptist church. Two whit
ministers and several of their men
bers were at the service Sunda
night. Mr.. Acie Flemings and Mis-
Octavia Johnson were quietly mai
ried Sunday night at the residenC
of Mr.. and Mack Mckinney, Re
Jess Newton, officiating. Rev. Gi
more, ]. B. Gample, Miss Ethel Pa
terson and Mrs. M. M. Foreman a
tended the Baptist Association
Sulphur Springs. Miss Jeffie Ia
Thomas has returned to Boswell
Oklahoma. Mrs. Alvin Mcbride vi
tied Rice and Corsicana last wee
Mr. Mack Mcbride of Fort Worth W;
here Sunday. DR.. o. w. McPete1
and Mr.. Henry Lee motored
l GAINESVILLE Sunday Little Inez Go
don of Paris was here last wee