The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
TEXAS TOWNS

Cleburne, Sept. 9 The Friend
ship Baptist Association closed Sum
day at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
after having raised s7,550.s7. Rev.
J. w. Hawkins is attending the Ma
hOnal Baptist Convention at Indian
npoiis, Ind Mrs. Jones and little
grand daughter Of Madill. Okla. and
Alm. Adams OF Mineral Wells are
guests Of their daughter, sister and
aunt. Mrs. Leatha Porter. Mrs. Jen-
nic Princes son, r. Lewis. and ne
pheW. s. Griffin OF Dallas were visit
ing relatives last week. Mrs. Sue
Green OF Henrietta was visiting rela-
lives last week. Mr.. Richard OF
Fort Worth. was guest of Mrs. Vir-
gfnia Fortune. Sunday. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Redic Hamilton. a boy.
Mrs. Bertha Turner OF Austin Is Wis
Eting Mrs. Bessie Jay. Mrs. Annie
Glover and Mrs. Lula Martin of
Palestine are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Pollard. Prof and Mrs. 0. l..
Price en- route from Denver, Colo,
were in the city Saturday visiting
relatives Mrs. NJ A. Taylor Of Sher-
man was guest OF Mrs. Hightower.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hill OF
Beaumont have moved to Cleburne.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Sheilen-
burg a girl. Mr.. Hugh Wallace OF
Fort Worth. was guest Of his broth
err DR. J. Il. Wallace, Sunday. Mr..
TIM Price OF Ardmore. Okla, was
visiting relatives last week. Mr.. Lis
tern Jones. Sir, left Saturday for
wichita Falls. Mr.. Samuel Coleman
spent Saturday in Fort Worth. Little
Rosie Nell Manning Is Ill. For twenty
years ! have been representing the
Dallas Express at this place for five
cents per copy. have delivered
your paper sick OF we'll. hot or cold.
rain or shine. that my people would
get the information Of their own
race throughout this broad land Of
ours. During the war times you got
information about your sons over
sea through this great paper. The
Dallas Express for five cents per
copy. Men and women were cry
ing and praying. couldn't walt to get
The Dallas Express. now on account
OF the high price of paper, The Dali
las Express has advanced to ten
cents per copy. some Of the readers
claim that they are not able to pay
ton cents per copy. God help you.
Remember that everybody Is paying
the high cost of living rich and poor.
Sept. 49, Mrs. Essie and child
rem have returned from Needles,
Cal. Mr.. Jim Robertson Of TT. Worth
was visiting relatives Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Helm have returned
from Denver, Colo, Salt Lake City.
Utah; Los Angeles. Cal Rev. JOS
eph A. Brown attended the National
Convention at Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs.
8. l.. Clark entertained the Ladies
City club Saturday. Refreshments
were served Mr. and Mrs. John
Petty have moved to Paris. Mrs.
Gertrude Goodwin and daughter
have returned from Ardmore, Okla.
Mrs Ola Watson Of Ardmore, Okla,
IL visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodwin Misses L. T. Phillips and
n M. Frames recital at Morgan
Saturday night was success. Mr..
Felix Watkins has bought a house
and lot in east CIeburne. Mr.. Prince
Ransom has returned from Mexico
The Holy Roller Church has bap-
tining Sunday. Mr.. VIM. Coleman
and Mrs. Tom Smith are sick. Mrs.
Minnie Butler is visiting relatives
Mrs. Rosie Brown has returned from
Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Hazel
Sparks spent a few days in Itasca.
Mr. Cyrus Griffin spent few days
IN Dallas visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Jennie Prince. Rev. and Mrs. A. W.
Edwards have returned from Gin
cinnati. 0.
Marlin. Sept. 16.--Sunday School
was good Sunday. Church was not
well attended because so many have
gone to the cotton fields. The pub
lie school will open today with Prof.
p. A. Stamps as principal. Sister
Young, an aged and highly respected
citizen. died this week. Interment
was made in Western cemetery, Rev
A. b. Moore, officiating. She was q
member Of the Baptist church. Zion
Hill raised $500 for Missions in
the rally Sunday Rev s. A.. Win
field preached. the missionary SER
mon from the subject: who Can
Tell" Esther ALA. Rev. G. G. Lit
tIcton OF Hearne. their ex-pastor was
present Mr. Felix Burne has re-
turned from Galveston and opened
y store near the school campus for
the benefit Of the school and pub
lie.
league, Sept. 16.--Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Sunday. The T. G. B. c., met in
their regular meeting Saturday night
with President W. w Williams pre-
siding. Collection $2O3.t5 Sister
Charity Danicei died since our last
meeting. Daughter Joanna hudson.
sister Of r. ]. Brewer died in Fort
Worth, Monday and was shipped to
DOME for burial A number Of rela-
fiyes and friends joined the funeral
party al TeagHe. She was a member
Of Rose OF Sharon, No. 200 and
served as vice r. c., for three years.
Brother S. A. Anderson is Ill. Mrs.
Chemmie Jones left for Waco, Mrs.
Fessie Ash for Cleburne. Mr.. r. W.
williams. Miss Lacey Williams, Mrs.
Bessie Hunter and Mrs. Jane Sher-
man came down Saturday on a visit.
The public school opened on the
18th at the Booker T. Washington
high school building. Prof. Kirvin.
principal. Mr.. Smith Of South Teag-
ne has built a new bungalow. Rev
a. Duncan passed through en- route.
70 Salem. His congregation is leav-
ing town for the cotton fields.
Garland cenf liz Mr. 0V2