The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-24

at each place. Rev. Miles Of San
Antonio, spoke at the First Baptist
church Sunday night. His discourse
was just fine. Most all of the col
| lege students have left town for
their respective. schools. About the
first of October they all will be
gone. Mr.. Clyde White of Galveston.
enroute to Alcorn University, called
by Monday to see home folks before
leaving the State for Mississippi
DR.. Ed Nelson spent Sunday and
Monday in Corsicana with his fam
lily. The doctor looks better since
he has been blessed with another
square meal in three weeks. Mrs.
Nelson and the children are home
now and he will tip the scales as
usual. Rev. Daley of Terrell is here
on his vacation enjoying the hot
water. This able divine holds his
own. Mesdames johnson and Pink
ston of Terrell are in the city and
are registered at Mrs. Nettles' on
Island street Mr.. Christal Childs
had business in south Texas last
week DR.. Chandler and the Nc
kinney brothers visited Dallas and
Fort Worth last week. They report
ed a pleasant trip. Mrs, 3D. Nc
Gee left Saturday for Pensacola, Fla,
after visiting relatives and friends
in Texas for three weeks or more.
Mrs. Scott of Houston is here for
the water and is registered at Mrs.
Nettles' on Island Street MIR. C. c.
Taylor is one of the staunch hackers
of the Dallas Express. DR.. Grants
big Overland car has arrived and
he is doing some getting around.
Mr.. y. ]. Mathis, DR.. Hunter and
others have big Dodge cars and they
are having some times along with
their friends. Prof. Wright and fam
lily were over from Rosebud a few
moments last Friday evening Mrs
Jefferson's fine home on Park street
is nearing completion. A few enter
prising Colored men have decided to
erect park here that those visit
ing for their health and pleasure
may have suitable place for recre-
alton. Don't depend upon the other
fellow to provide our pleasures, de-
pend on self and reap the benefits
thereof. Game of all description are
having a hard time now. Men, mo-
men, children, preachers and laymen
are after them with shot guns, mus
kest. six-shooters, dirks, winchesters,
high powered rifles and every kind
of weapon and gun mentionable
Hence one may infer that game cap
turing is national sport at this
time of the year in these parts.
Some people of high standing in
these parts go out early. before day.
in order to find something asleep
so as to slip upon it, and at this
don't do much good Pastor Fleming
is highly elated over his convention
trip. He brought souvenirs from the
National Convention at New Orleans,
La, that were appreciated by all.
This historical church will soon be
in the front rank If its members
will only fall in line and support
the plans so well laid by this noble
divine. Rev. Stnngfellow Of the
Providence Baptist Church is pre-
pairing to move to town, in order
that he may be able to take charge
of his PASTORAL duties at once.
Guests of the Elias Hotel are as
follows: Mr.. A. Gorder, Palestine,
Texas; Mrs. A. PrestwOon, Dallas;
Mrs. Ethel Davis, Dallas; Mr.. Eek
iel Allen, Houston; Mrs. NJ. B. Har-
ris, Houston. They are bathing at
the Standard, Miss c. e. Mcdaniel
has returned to Dallas after spend
ing two week in this city. Mr.. Ford
of Corsicana, left for home after a
three weeks course of baths. Bennie
Cullins of Marlin returned with him
to be his clerk at his office. This
boy is honest and will be Of value
and service to his employer.