The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-25
TEXAS TOWNS

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Barnes left Tor her school in AL
bany, this week. Mrs. Mary Shell
ton of Fort Worth, is visiting her
son. Mr.. Geo. Shelton. The Baptist
church is having meeting for a few
nights while Rev. Brown is here.
Mr.. Jones Means and little son,
Walter are In Stephenville. Mrs.
Maggie Green is little i'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcknight returned to their
home in Hubert, Monday. Mr.. G:
w. Brooks sold two fine hogs,
bringing a nice sum. Mrs Susie
Phillips is convalescent.
league, Sept. 23.-Rev. w. M
Henderson preached at First Bap-
list church, Sunday. Sunday School
and church were well attended
Sunday School in Southtown was
also well attended. Prof. E. ]. Kir-
vim arrived Sunday to open School
Monday. Mr.. r. w. Williams was
her last Saturday. Mr.. J. X. Rod
gers and wife are spending a while
in Coolidge. The agent for the Dali
las Express is trying to convince
and convert his people to read their
own paper, 1t is a strange idea. to
him that some of the business men
refuse to read the Express saying
that 1t Is too high and they know
everything has gone up but cotton
and that some of them would not
reid it IL it was 8 cents a copy. So
read the Express and learn what
your race is doing and you won't
have to ask the other fellow. Sir
r. J. Brewer has the papers every
Saturday on the street. Mr.. j. B.
Young has opened his grocery store
in league and is doing fine.
Riesel, Sept Service was well
attended at the New Zion Baptist
church Sunday, Rev. Dawson, pas
tor, preached two spiritual sermons.
Collection $S5.14. Mr.. l.. E. !, Dor
sey, Rev. VIM, Crane, Mr. R. c.
Long and Mrs. M L. London motor
ed to Liberty Baptist church Satur-
day evening to attend the District
B. Y. P. U. Board Sunday They re-
port successful time. Mr.. ]. NJ,
Robinson has bought car.
Calvert, Sept. 23.--Mr. L. G. Hut
oherson of Fort NORTH, formerly of
Calvert, spent Wednesday with his
mother, Mrs l.. G. Hutcherson. Rev.
B. L. Reece, PIE of the Bryan
District of A. M. &. Conference and
A. ]. Smith, pastor of Allen Chapel
day on Church business. Mrs. M.
Dotson Of Mt. Zion Community
spent Sunday in Calvert, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs B. Thomas. The Odd
Fellows of Texas Central Lodge are
trying to collect 1921 endowment
and burial tax in October and Nov
ember.
Mr.. and Mrs Tim Risby, W. E.
Johnson and Rev. M. L. Covington
have returned from Jones Prairie
where they were guests of Rev.
Covington's mother. Mrs. Mittie
Joiner of Dallas is guest of par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.
Jno. Edwards insurance man, lost
$500 Tuesday night while on the
train between Hearne and Calvert.
Messrs. r. Oderson. Will Gentry and
Geo. u. Mead are still sick. Mrs.
Wesley Hayden and Mrs. w. E.
Perry have returned from Burling-
ton where they spent the week as
guest of their sister. Mr.. Jim
Smith of Mt. Zion Community
bought his wife a five passenger
car Saturday Mr.. s. Hammer spent
Thursday night in Hearne with Mrs.
Hammer
Mt. Zion and Pleasant Grove.
AS pastor Sharp was in Columbus,
Ohio, Sunday, Rev. G. II. Ludie fill
ed his place, preaching from the
text, Behold how good and how
pleasant for brethren to dwell to-
gether in unity" Ps. 103. The
church was crowded Sunday night
to witness the wedding of Miss
Pearline Thompson to Mr.. Ezekiel
Foster. Mr. w. H. Bum and Miss
Willie Graves waited on the bride
and groom. Rev. ]. B. Bryant Off
ciated. Miss Artie Jude officiated
at the piano The Jude brothers
and cousin have purchased Ford
car. Mr.. Jas. Smith has purchased
a Ford car Sunday school was ex-
traordinary. Receipts $4A5. Mrs,
Ruth A. Mathis of Calvert was
guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Will
liams, Sunday. Mrs. B. A. Gran
yer is i'll this week. The program
and reception given under the aus
pices of the B. Y. p. u, in honor of
the Thompson Foster wedding was
fine. Mr.. G. H. Foster was master
of ceremonies, music furnished by
the choir with Miss M. Bum at the
piano.
Marshall, Sept 23.--In the dis
trict court of Harrison County. the
case of Mcneil against the H. p.
Ry Co., for the death of his bro
Their, George Thornton. for which
suit was filed for $4,000, Judgment
for $4,000 was received. Mr.. Geo.
Thornton was a porter on the H. P.
Ry. and was killed in the Shreve-
mort Yards. All Republicans atten-
ton are called to the election as it
approaches, to go to the polls and
vote for Hon Capers the Black and
Tan candidate. A. vote for him
means the rights of the Colored
people are to be indicated and the
setting aside Of Lily whiteism, who
stand for Federal patronage only and
the RELOCATION of the Colored bro
Their. GoNto the polls and vote to
down lily whiteism. Carry the news
down the line, to every loyal Re-
publican white or black.
Messrs p. r. Kindall and John
Thomas are ILL., Mrs. Reynolds is
convalescent. Madams Joe Hines ano
+. S. Joseph went to Fort Worth to
visit their sick sister-in-law. Mr..
Clarence White, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burnett and their little
daughter returned from trip to
California. Mr.. Jas York and wife
left for New York City. Mrs. Ger
trude Dennis left for Oakland, Cal,
to join her husband, Mr.. Richard
Dennis. The public school opened
with a bright outlook. A large en-
roIImeut. Go to the polls and vote
49, $780,. Mre Randall William