The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05
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! Geneva Wade left MondAy u emf
Texas College. Mrs. Mary Taylor is
on the sick list. Mr.. William Wal
| lace is having his home completed.
Mr.. Odessa Taylor, who is attending
high school at Tyler visited parents
| last week. Rev. Dewberry and Rev.
w. B. Baker, p. c. of the A. NJ. e.
church, Tyler held their last quar-
terly conference here, Oct. 27th to
30th inclusive. These Young minis
tiers have done great work this year
and are striving hard to make a
round report before going to annual
conference. New Zion Baptist
church gave an entertainment at the
school house last Thursday night.
The feature that attracted much at
tenion was he guess pie. ten cents
a guess. The guesser found it to
be dish rag pie"
/ Jacksonville, Nov. sc. NJ, H.
d. VIM, paid his special visit to
New Progressive lodge No. 357 Free
and Accepted Masons and installed
the following officers: Mr.. Silas
Jinks, w. M. Mr.. John Fuller, ].
w; Mr.. j. e. Vaughns, Sec'y.; Mr..
Miller l.. Gray, Treasurer; Mr.. J.
MCGEE, Chaplain. After which a
nice banquet was given consisting
of baked chicken, lemonade, sand
witches, salad, cream and cake and
An enjoyable evening was spent.
! Miss Genetta Lane and Mr.. Broom
Lacy were married last week. We
wish for them smooth sail through
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Mission Society of Sweet Union Bap-
fist church gave nice entertain
ment at home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
per Yarbor, Thursday night, Oct
| 9th, three course luncheon was
served, sardine salad, hot chocolate,
cake and wine, Mrs. P. A. Johnson,
returned home Saturday, after a
few days stay in Tatum, Mrs. Della
Groce of Waco, is in the city visit
ing Mrs. Amanda COrnor and daugh-
, ter, after several months stay in
Ell Paso and Delrio returned home
Sunday. Miss Mabel Sanders left
Saturday for Malakoff to begin her
school work. Mr. Sam Jones of
Houston is in the city. The County
! COlored Fair closed Saturday night
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nice exhibition of needle work and
educational work. The farm products
were not as plentiful as were last
year. Prof. G. W. Crouch is still
pushing the work over in this coun-
ty. Philis Wheatly club met Tues
day evening with six members at
the home of Mrs. A. Baggett. We
We're favored with a solo by Mrs.
L. Hill. The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. l.. B. Thompson. North
Bolton street. Visitors Mrs T.
Vanghns, Miss Rooth Moody of st.
Louis, Mo-, spent sunday en- route
to Dallas.
Quincy, Nov. Sunday school
was well attended yesterday in spite
of the bad weather Rev. X. K.
Ewells preached at the Second Bap-
fist church and everybody enjoyed
spiritual feast. Mr.. w. d. Thorn
as and Mr.. w. Quincy Price spent
the week end in Tyler attending the
Board meeting. They report a nice
session. Mr. f. L. Hamilton visited
his son, Prof. ]. L. Hamilton, Sat
urday Mr.. George H. Benson of
Jacksonville spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Bragg. Mrs Bes-
sic H. Jessie who was visiting her
husband here was called to her
home in Tyler on account of sud
den illness. Mr. Sam Cross is build
ing a nice bungalow on the corner
of Morrow and Hardeway street
The public school gave an entertain
ment Thursday night and it was
largely attended and a neat little
sum was raised on their new school
building. Mrs. H. l.. Price and son
j. T. Price, Miss Selector d. Arm
wine, Prof. ]. L. Hamilton and Mr..
w. d. Thomas made business trips
to Jacksonville this week. Hon. H.
l.. Price was again heard from and
states that he is working night and
day to make the 1000 mark for the
K. of P.'s and will be home Wednes-
day.
The ginners are still finding
something to do. Mr.. f. Garner is
home from Dallas, and has con-
tracts for several more.
i Van Alstyne, Nov. 3.-On the ac-
count of the inclement weather the
services were not well attended.
Rev. Sam Morson (white) preached
at night one soul was made to re-
joice. Mrs. Emma Douglas, of New
port, Okla, visiting her parents
this week. Mr.. G. W. Beckwith. Jas.
Boyd, Clyde Wilson, Willie T. Hunt,
Weichil F. Wilson have returned
from the west, where they report a
n1aocanf trim NIicoao Mo NJ
Colemans, Gladys Word, Elnora W.T.
son, Izean Patterson are visiting in
Denison this week. The box supper
given by the ladies of the c. M. E.
church was success, raising a
nice sum of money out of them.
Look! Look! what has been added
10 Fosters flower garden park. The
Jewel theatre, which will open Sat
urday night. Nov. 5th with Jessie
Akin's Jazz orchestra. Come one!
, Come all and enjoy the big opening.
: Little Miss Doris Wilkins reported
very i'll. We hope for her a speedy
recovery. Mr.. Dan Bonen was found
dead at his home, the cause OF his
death is not known at present. The
Halloween party given by Mr.. and
Mrs Hobart Wilson was certainly
an enjoyable affair, every one was
masked in some kind of costume.
1t was laugh from beginning to
end A prize was given to the one
who stayed unidentified the longest.
Mrs. Emma Douglas won the prize.
We are very grateful tu Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson for preparing such af-
fair as this for the young folk. Mr..
]. S. Ward of Sherman spent few
|, hours in the city Monday and stay
! ed for the party.
r Crockett. Nov. Sunday school
} was nicely attended at all churches
: Services were held at st. Andrews
A. M. E.. Rev. H. G. w. Robinson
preached at 1880 a m, for Rev