The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-10

Mckinney, Sept. 8.-Mrs. Belle
Sworne spent the week end in Dali
las visiting friends Eucle Frank
citizen of this city, died August
2Srd at the residence of his grand
daughter, Mrs. N Robinson and was
buried from the c. NJ Il. church.
The Smith Five-Piece Orchestra made
hit at the Grand Prize Ball, Aug.
81, which was given at the u B.
F. hall. Quite a number of white
friends called during the evening.
Many people were in the county Sat
urday. Cotton was selling at 19c
per pound. The Colored farmers
with the fleecy staple to sell was
wearing a broad smile. Watch for
the reporter as he passes and get
your paper.
Itasea, Sept S-Services were good
at all the churches The pastor,
Rev. Burton, preached from the sub
ject, classification of Faith The
choir rendered excellent music. One
was added to the church. Late Sat
urday night six masked men robbed
the cash register of the Fate Cafe
and obtained about 800 and made
successful getaway Rev. G.. w.
Burton left last Monday for New
Orleans, La, to attend the National
Baptist Convention. This pastor has
number of loyal supporters who
believes in doing things. A con-
tract has been let for the erection
of new church building. The new
church is no more theory, but q
fact Rev. Burton has purchased a
fine Mich cow The A. NJ. E. Sun
day School Convention Of the Waco
District, Rev. e. j. Howard, P. r.
has just closed successful session
here. Rev. T. II Russell was here
last week in interest of the Silver
Fleece. Mr.. f. NJ. McGinnis is on
the jitney line.
WeatherfOrd, Sept. S.-Services
were good at all churches Sunday,
The High School will open Septem-
Der 18th. Wednesday evening, Aug
Dist surprise party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. s. P.
time held. A menu was served as
follows: Lemon and cocoanut GUS
tard, salad, sandwiches. cake and
punch. Those present were. Mrs.
i. Price, NJ. B. King, Z. Ward, d.
holland, S. Rucker, Miss e. M. Ruck-
er. The $500 rally will be pulled
off next Sunday Ella Jacobs died
Sunday morning at 300 o'clock and
was buried Monday at 10000 a. m.
Rev Jordan attended the funeral.
VIII Swan has been sick for the past
week.
league, Sept, Sunday School
was well attended at all the church.
es Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Jinkins left
fer Kansas City, Kansas. last Sun
day after having spent about a
month with her step-mother and
relatives in league. Miss Helen
Smith and mother made flying
trip to Kirvin, Texas, Saturday. Mr..
and MIS-. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.
Nellem and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
made a flying trip to 'Mexia Sum
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rogers have
moved TO Coolidge. Texas, their flu
ture home Miss Esther Davis left
for Mexia Tor while. A great host
went over TO Fairfield to attend the
marriage Sunday. Mr.. Bats and
daughter and Miss Grace Johnson
left for the Convention FRIDAY after
noon. Rev. c. H. Bryant returned
from Terrell, Texas, and reports a
great time. Rev A. +. Durkin Of
Waco, Rev ]. w. Williams Of Sher-
man were here attending the Board
Meeting. Mrs. Pearl Williams lCit
for Hubbard City for few weeks,
Mrs. Bats and her little daughter
returned from Ennis. where her
little laughter spent several6KllK
corsicana See R. J. Brewer for the
Express.
White Reck, Dallas. Sspt. Ser
vices were good and well attended,