The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15

distinguished wealth seekers carried
lunch consisting of the following;
Two pounds crackers one pound
cheese, (hog-head), three pounds hot
dogs, one chilli sauce. 1-2 pound
onions, two pounds pig shoots, &c
worth OF doughnuts and two roasted
ears. Mr.. A. s. Keen was reporter
for the syndicate. The personnel
were: Drs. Nelson. Hunter, Chandler,
Gates; Gipson Brothers, N. Irwin. T.
Paul, (the Washington representa-
tive Mckinney, middleton, Phil Car
roll. A. W. Washington, Mosely Shaw
Brothers and several others. Prof.
Johnson of Conroe has accepted the
place made vacant in the City School
by the resignation of Mrs. Stamps
The professor will also have charge
OF the Brass Band OF the BOYS and
comes well recommended. The ex-
animation for teachers certificates
last week resulted in some success
am told that Of 16 applicants the
majority of them are successful.
The funeral of Mr.. Willie Hightower
was held at Providence Baptist
church. He was of Sand Town. Mr.
Sam Zeffer has just returned from
Chicago, Ill, where he has been
pursueing a course in embalming
He will enter his profession as soon
as permitted by the State Board of
Embalming. He is needed here.
Competition is the proven life of
trade. A jitney line is being formed
here for the Mexia Oil Fields, by
some of the Colored people Of Mar
lin--Gocdl for we need SUCH the
oil is flowing this way, therefore
those who have property holdings
had better be wise and hold onto
zane Land VIII not spoil, so hold
II until we see bow the boom is to
lead. A jitney line before mem
toned, will pay you mel who have
spare or idle cars might put them
on this line and realize neat profit |
A kindergarten school has been or
ganized at the First Baptist church.
Those whose children are too small
for the Public Schools. should MT
overlook the opportunity 10 immedi-
ately send their children to this well
chosen school and take the advantage !
to keep them busy. IAN idle brain
Is the devils workshop" 1t will
not cost much to obtain and keep
teachers for the little folks and keep
them in school, 100 children before
Xmas. We have selected two ladies !
VINO are excellent characters and are
lovers of children. Services were
well attended at all churches Sur
day. All pastors were at their posts
and fed their people from the foun-
tain of grace and the Holy Ghost. |
Miss Her Faithful left last week for /
Nashville, Tenn, to attend Meharry |
Medical School, where she is pursue
ing course in Nurse Training. She
left for school as gay as a lark in
the Spring time A bright future |
awaits her. Mr.. A. #. Lard has |
opened up secondhand store in |
his home on Island street and 1t is |
a wonderful thing to go by and look |
over his goods. He has all ma
terials of interest, Mrs. Amy Lacy |
Is making some very substantial inn
on her Island street pror-
erty. Prof G. Humber left for his
school at Normangee. Mr.. Mathis and
others are contemplating the opera
tion of a wholesale house. sane
ton this movement to the fullest OF
It's capacity. The Colored man needs
Just what the other man needs in
The commercial world as well as
In the spiritual world We need
more of the world as long as we
ire in II, and not so much of that
Did song, you may have all this
world give me Jesus for, eve can't
i've on earth and board in heaven"
Mr. Oliver Lights has a thirty
lays vacation and Is soionrning in
canada and other points III the ex-
RENE North. Mr. Fisher YIsnks and
wife are taking their vacation in
and other points in tbs
vest Mrs. (Dr) Mitchell and Mrs,
Rev. Boulder are here for the
vater and are registered at the War