The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27

passed away last Wednesday at the
home Of her sister. Mrs w. IOvet of
So. 9th street. She leaves hus-
band, one sister, niece and other
relatives to mourn her lost. Fun
eral services were held Friday Aug.
18th, and her remains were laid to
rest in the New cemetery by E. L. C.
Branford Undertaken. The little five
years old daughter of Mrs. Mozelle
Hayes of SO. 9th street, who was
fatally burned a few days ago, died
last Monday from her injuries. Fun
eral services were held from 8th
Street Baptist church, Rev. T. Z.
George otficiated. Her remains were
laid to rest in the New Cemetery by
/. L. Moody, undertaken. Mr.. Billie
Hall died in August last Wednesday
August, 10th, and was shipped here
for interment. Funeral services were
held Sunday evening from the 8th
Street Baptist church, Rev. II. e..
George soflciated. He is survived by
a mother, step-father and other rel
atives. His funeral was held under
the auspices Of the American Wood
men, and his remains were laid to
rest an the New Cemetery by /. L.
Moody, undertaken. Mrs. Hattie Ca
ruthers of So. 10th street after a
10. Z illness passe daway last Sat
urday Aug. goth at her home. Fun
eral services were held Monday ev-
ening from the 9Th Street Baptist
Church of which she was a member,
Rev. T. e. George officiated. The
deceased is survived by a husband
and other relatives. Her remains
were laid to rest in the New Gem
etery by I. L. Moody. undertaken
Mrs. Sarah Dawson of So. 4th St.,
has done some very creditable i'm
provements around her place, at a
cost of $4,000 as her assessment for
street paving. DR.. A. w. Edwards
of Cleburne, Grand High Priest of
Prince Hall, was in the city last
week in interest Of Royal Arch Ma
sons of Texas. Mrs. A. Rodgers of
Beaumont, after several weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
M. Frierson, returned home last Sat
urday. Mr.. c. Toliver of S. 9Th
Street left last Friday for Pueblo.
Colo, to visit her daughter, Mrs
M. d. Muse.
Stephenvllle, Aug. 25-Mr. John
Peterson and family, Mr.. Will Ken
nedy and wife left for the cotton
field Saturday night Mr.. Luke
Jones and son, also moved to Hills
boro Friday night. Mrs. Pearl Cheeks
is visiting Mrs. Hilmon Saddler OIL
Fort Worth. Rev. Bryant preached
a noble sermon Sunday night at the
c. M. e. church. Mrs. Arizona john
son, Mrs. Catherine Maeberry and
Mrs. IeXanna rate paved a visit to
Mrs. Irene Phillips Sunday. Mr. VIM.
Fullnettle, made flying trip to
I kangsr 10 STE his VINE last week.
Mr.. James Clark, wife and baby are
visiting their mother Of Stephenville'
Mrs. Mary Johnson has returned
from Fort Worth and also Miss
Phronie Howell. Mr.. Fred Phillips
and Mrs. A. C. Williams had great
time last week.
WhiteWright, Aug. 25.-S. S. was
well attended at all the churches
Sunday. Rev. G. Z. Patterson was
POS, Sunday at the c. NJ, e.
church. Prof. M. w. Reese of Green
vile is here to organize brass
band. Mrs. Blanch Thomas of Rock
wall entertained Whitewright with
song festival. Mrs. Mittie White
entertained Sunday with six o'clock
dinner at the residence Of Mr.. R. c.
Mccoy; covers were laid for Mrs.
Thomas, Miss Conley, Miss Melissa
Conley, Mrs. Sophia Wright, Prof
M. w. Reese of Greenville, Texas,
and the hostess. Miss Geneva De-
honey is visiting her mother and
friends. Every body is glad to see
Little Miss Lucy Mae Andrews of
Van Alstyne. C. Gatewood, reporter.
jacksonville, Aug. 25-Tht Dallas
express on sale every Saturday at
Sanders and Tennerson's barber
shop The concert at the c. NJ. E..
church Friday night was a success.
1t was said to have been one of the
most excellent affairs pulled off in
this city in some time Miss Mable
Sanders, after spending some time
in Denver and other points in Colo
RADIO, returned home Sunday. Rev.
Mrs. Brewer, the lady preacher from
Sherman, preached her initial SER
mon at Benson Chapel Sunday night
to a large audience and began a re-
vival. Mr.. Oscar D. Brewer after
a months stay in Louisiana returned
home Friday night. Rev. A. M.
Mitchell and his people are in
revival service day and night. Mrs.
M. A. Anderson, Grand deputy OF
Alto, installed the officers of Flow
er Of May Court Saturday evening.
The musical concert given by the
local talent of the city has been re-
quested to repeat the program at
Benson Chapel c. NJ. e. church.
Tuesday night Sept. 9th. Your mon
ey's worth Of your money back is
the slogan Of the Dreamland Cafe.
! league, Aug. 25.-Sunday School
was well attended at all the church
es Sunday. Prof. w. W. Williams
and family returned Sunday from
Galveston, where they have been
visiting for several days. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Hunter and others have re-
turned from Oklahoma, where they
have been visiting for several weeks.
They report an enjoyable time. There
was an entertainment given at the
X. of P. Hall last Saturday night
Mrs. Pearlie Scott has been out Of
town for several days visiting rel
atives and attending the big revival
at her former church. Health is
very good in the city. The farmers
are beginning to gather cotton They
report the cotton crops short. Few
people are leaving for the black land
to pick cotton, which is mostly a
habit of late years. 1t is time for
the race to wake up and get about
your duties. In these late days if you
don't know think about it; ask
yourself and then If you don't know,
aslc ,.nLr uaru hast friend and they