The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

Marshall, Oct. 2O.-The Campbell
Street Carnival held the fort in Mar
shall last week Our old friend j
q. Robinson still improves. Mrs Vim.
Frazier entertained Mr.. c. d. Fra
zier with a surprise party Monday
evening tc meot his friends before
leaving for Cleveland, Ohio. to visit
his brother. Miss Mary S. Porter
has been working in the west EN-
ployed w the McBrady Co. Miss
Lucille Davis left for Tuskegee In
stitute IL Alabama Miss Ida John
son was called to Dallas on account
of the very serious illness of her
daughter. Miss Viola Johnson, by ac-
cident. Mrs. Leila Aundcll, after
spending a pleasant stay with rel
ativeS and friends on her way home
TO ST. Paul, will VISIT Houston. FL
Paso, and Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs.
Laura Porter and Mrs. Oracle CALI
Oway was called to IonGview on ac-
count of the death of their uncle,
VIM. Swancy. Mrs Sarah Thimp-
son is visiting in Fort Worth. Rev.
j. r. Swancw of Honey Grove, pass
LOngview on account of death of his
brother. Misses Mary S. Pater Hal
liot, Mrs. VIM. Smith attended the
funeral of their great uncle. The
county schools opened Monday Oct.
II. Dr.. Jones is able to be up after
several weeks Illness.
Ranger. Oct. 20.--Smith A. NJ f.
church: II was not pastors day at
the A. NJ. e. church but the pastor
was on hand and one of the white
ministers was with us and gave us
some wholesome advice. We have
a model Sunday school and the les
son was well taught. The pastor will
preach his last sermon on the 4th
Sunday instant, before leaving for
FL Paso, Texas, for the Annual Con-
ference which convenes on the 26th.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
presented the pastor with a fine hat
and Mrs. lilly letters and Miss Etter
johnson gave him some other wear
ing apparel Mr.. e. A. Hatchie Re
porter.
Denton, Oct. 20 Services were
good all day at st. James A. NJ. f..
church. Rev. A. G. Scott having re-
turned from Wichita, preached two
great sermons, morning subject was:
why set we here until we die"
Night subject, THE Judge If all the
earth will do right" He preached
with the spirit and the congregation
seemed to have been praying with
had
Zion. Rev. ]. A. Ayers has returned
from Pittsburgh, Texas. Mr.. Jimmie
Minis and Mrs. Corine Lawrence were
married at the Court House last
week Mr.. Jimmie Lee Neal and
Mrs. Johnnie Jockson were married at
the brides home last Thursday
night. The stork visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hill, Mondaf
morning at 4:30 and left an pound
baby. Mother and baby doing hne
at this writing. Mrs. N. ]. Pugh OF
Dallas came up to visit Mr.. and Mrs
West Jackson and was taken sud-
denly i'll as room as she reached their
home, Miss Lola Moore daughter of
Prof. and Mrs Moore left for Prairie
View, last Sunday where she will
begin her second year In that great
institution. Miss Moore is brilliant
young lady, and we wish for her sue
cess. The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
YanCy Wilson was the scene OF
beauty and gaiety last Saturday ev-
ening when Mrs. Wilson entertained
in honor of Mrs. Jimmie Nicholson
Hancock, who left Sunday to begin
her school work, at Garse, Texas
MIR. Robert Peace and wife visited
relatives at Pilot Point Saturday.
Mr., L. L. Allen and Oliver Sentry mo-
tored over to Dallas Sunday in Mr..
Aliens rar.
jacksonville, Oct. 2O.-Dallas Ex-
press on sale every Saturday az
Sanders and Tennersons' Barber
Shop. Rev. A. Nj. Mitchell and his
good people held their 18th anniver-
sary service Sunday. Rev. A. ".
Waters Of Palestine preached the an
niversary sermon al the noon hour.
An entertaining program was rem