The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-12

attended Sunday at Mt. Olive Bap-
tist church of which she was a mem
her A large number of people at
tended the funeral. The 1unerai
was in charge of the Knights ana
Daughters of TABOR. Mrs. FRANCES
Redwine Williams was detained at
home last week, on account OF III
ness. Miss Janette Coffman taught
in her place. Miss Rena McFadden
who is teaching in Louisiana anu
Miss Fanny McFadden teaching at
Jacksonville, were in the city sat-
urday and Sunday visiting relatives
Saturday was money day" with the
city and county teachers and you
NAV know how swelled their purses
and heads were. AS they drew from
$50 up to $3.50. Messers ]. c. Long
and Robt. Lynch motored to jack
sonville, last Monday and spent a
pleasant time. Mrs. Mary Wells OF
Waco is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Florence Love. Mr.. Ben Wiley un-
derwent an operation last Monday,
Oct Bis at his home, w. Claud
street. He will undergo another on
Monday Nov. 7th for appendicitis.
Mrs. Tucker, grand mother of Mes
sers. Joe and James Tucker of this
city passed away last Sunday at the
home of her grand daughter, Mrs
Angie Franklin, 18th street. Musko-
gee, Okla. Her remains arrived
Tuesday and the funeral was held
Wednesday at the st. James G. M.
e. church of which she had been
a member for a number of years.
She went to Oklahoma few months
ago to make her home with her
grand daughter, Mrs. Angie Franklin
and sister, Mrs. Alberta Jones of
Muskogee accompanied the remains.
Out of town relatives who came
were Mrs. China, Troup, Texas;
Messers Fred and Humphrey Tuck
er and mother, Waco, Texas; Rev.
Daniels. officiated, interment at New
by Aliens Undertaking
Company Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Guth-
RE left Saturday for Waco, to visit
Cotton Palace. Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Lotion, are having a modern bun
galow erected on their CASTOR ave-
nue. place. DR.. ]. e. Warren is able
to be out after a ten days illness.
Small Pox is in our city. Two cases
have been reported. Mr.. Anderson
Stokes stuck a splinter in his hand
and it is now giving him much
pain. Mrs. Hagar Martin is having
a rent house built on Sumner Kamp
street. Mrs. Ada Langston spent
Sunday and Sunday night with her
brother, Mr.. Anderson Stokes at
Pleasant Grove. The Parent-Teach-
ers Association is still pressing for
ward with the patience Of job with
Mrs. c. B. Swami, present at its
back. They are planning to do great
work. Prof. T. j. Austin visited
True Vine, last Sunday and spoke
in the behalf of the p. T. Asso-
citation. The G. M. B. Association
paid the death claim of Mrs. Bailey
last week. They are always prompt
in their payments. The American
National Association have consoli-
dated with the G. M. B. A. making
them strong with members and
finance. 1t is a growing institution
and one we should be proud of.
A fine car was burned Saturday on
the Dixie Highway, when man
stopped at filling station to get
gas. A small amount was wasted
on the ground. The owner lit his
cigarette and threw the match on
the ground and the gas was ignited.
E. The faithful members of the A.
M. p. church on the East End has
fitted it up with new windows which
adds very much to it's beauty.
Lanes Chapel.
Miss Clara Warren is attending
school in the city. Miss Geneva
Wade, student of Texas College
spent few days with parents last
week. Mrs. Mary Ann Warren is
having a rent house built. She
plans to build a new home in the
near future. Mr.. ALI Scott, who died
at the home of his daughter, last
Sunday was carried to Piney Grove
Monday and entered in Piney
Grove cemetery. Rev. Daniels at
tended the funeral. Masonics had
charge of the ceremony. Allen I'M
dertakers had charge of the body.
The A. M. Els had an entertain
ment Saturday night at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. War
rem, "the guessing cake" proved
to be "a pop corn cake. Rev. Hol-
lis of Rusk, was with his flock,
Saturday and Sunday at Lanes
Chapel q. M. E. church. This be-
ing his last sermon before confer
ence. A large crowd greeted him
to hear him preach his farewell SER
mon. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
johnson, fine girl.
=. Houston, Nov. 10.-Work was be-
gun on the 100000 Colored Com
building that is being erect
ed on Barge street, between Dali
las and Lammar streets. DIR. How
ard Moore entered his new residence
on Live Oak street. Mrs. Guardenia
Blackmon Of this city left Friday
for Detroit, Mich, where she will
join her husband. Mr.. Jas. Black
mon. Mrs Maggie Allen, after spend
ing week at Wharton, returned
to this city. Mrs. Ollie Limmons was
called to Tyler, Texas, last week
to attend the funeral of her faith
er who died at that city. Miss Amel-
la Barkclay left last week for Los
Angeles, California. We want more
readers of the Express. See Wnr.
422 San Felipe street,
phone Preston 1880. The local Odd
Fellows are planning to erect a
four-story brick building on Louis