The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01

ed a powerful sermon. Rev. ]. T.
Speed could not attend the services
on account Of being Ill. We hope
for him a speedy recovery.
Sunset Baptist Church. Rev. Whit
aker, p. C'-Servlces were we'll at
tended. The pastor was at his best
and full Of thought, which Is an
emblem of man of high ideals
God speed to this young man. Mr..
Henry Martin, former student of
Texas College Is here in insurance
business. Mr.. r. H. EdmOn Is to be
commended for bringing insurance
business among the Colored business
men of this city by organizing the
Ideal Mutual Benefit Association,
Home Office, Texarkana. DR.. w T..
Thompson, Prof. B. A. Jackson, G..
G.. Lanier, associates. Get the Elk
press every Saturday at Williams
and Roseberry's Grocery Store. 1901
Buchanan avenue.
Blossom, Sept. 29.-Mrs Emma Big
low has been on the sick list, but is
up again. Mrs. Willie Owens of
Overton, Texas, was the guest of
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luster Carr. Mrs. Emma Sausage,
who was reared here, departed this
life Friday Sept. 23rd. She leaves
a mother, one sister and two sons.
and husband, with a host of
friends to mourn her loss She died
at Sylvan, but was buried here.
Mrs. f. Dixon and Mrs. A. Hodges
and Mrs. Resnorer were In the city
of Paris Saturday, shopping and
other business w. T. Reed is re-
ported as doing fine at this writing.
Mrs. Minnie is still improving. We
hope for her speedy recovery. w.
M, Ross, Agent; e.. d. Mintor. Re-
porter.
WeatherfOrd, Sept. 29.-SerHces
were good at all the churches Sun
day. Mr.. Lee Jones, one Of the most
highly respected young men of Min
eral Wells, was married to Mrs.
Willie lizard, Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Callie Strickland. The
home was decorated beautifully with
evergreen and flowers. Neighbors
Of Sand Town and other friends were
present. Rev. G.. H. Harlee officiated.
Mrs. Ellen Young of Sherman at
tended the wedding. Sand Town is
planning curious concert. Mrs
Alice Byrd is planning to build a
new home on Brazos street. Mrs
Dora Alternately left Friday for Fort
Worth to visit her daughter, Mrs
Geneye Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Jones thank their many friends for
the nice gifts which they received.
Quincy, Sept 29.-B. Y. P. U. was
well attended Sunday. Rev. Bailey
preached an able sermon at the IL
o'clock service. Rev. Brown filled
his regular appointment at p. m,
Hon. II. l.. Price is in Houston this
week in interest OF the X. of p
Lodge. Miss frankie M. Hamilton
Is spending q few days in Palestine
this week. Mrs. L. Il. Bragg is Wis
iting in Tyler this week. Miss Lula
M. Holloway of Nacogdoches, spent
q few days IN this city this week
and is preparing to begin teaching
the Ord of October The Messrs. j.
e., w. q. and II. H. Hall. S. G. Cross,
John Hall, Andrew Johnson and
George Massey, who have been out
OF the city, returned home Saturday
The social given by Rev. Bailey and
the Missionary sisters Saturday night
was a success. Rev. Bailey cleared
$500. Quite number of people
from Church Hill and Sand Flat at
tended the social. Mrs. Lillian Rob-
inson of Palestine is visiting rel
atives here. Mr.. e. Garner who is
building houses ct Jacksonville,
spen last Saturday here The Ham
ilton and Bragg Gin is ginning cot
ton aud has completed more than
100 bales. Prof. j. l.. Hamilton is
kept busy buying the peoples cot
ton after Il is ginned. Rev. Bailey
is doing we'll in the cafe business.
The Long Distance Telephone sys-
tenn has been installed in Mr.. j.
L Powell's store. Public School will
begin Oct 8. We wish to urge upon
the parents to see to it that your
children begin and stay in school
from beginning to end. Everybody
-xT ep W sMeu md o. seqsIM oqM
press, please send or bring same to
j. f. Price, agent and reporter.
Gilmer, Sept. 29.-Rev. s. H.
Howard held his call session Of the
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