The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-24

o. w. The Old folks Concert was
played at st. Paul Baptist church
Friday night, the IS; was indeed an
amusing one. Uncle Pete Nelson is
not only a Blacksmith" but an en-
pertaining actor Sisters Ethel Tar
yer, Amanda Wheeler, Susue Mason,
Fannie Caesar and others were on
the sage reciting and presiding at
the piano. Miss q. " Govan was
honored by Mrs. NJ. N. Davis, giving
for her p G.. reception before she
took her leave for Wiley University.
Her mates were; Misses Hortence.
Minnie c., Annie Mae Mitchell, We
roma, Betty Lue, Artelia, Emily
Mae and Lucille White. Mrs. N II.
Moseley attended the Association at
Palestine last week She reports a
grand session. Mr.. Lee Fender made
flying trip TO Galveston. Miss
Ellen Lewis has been confined to
her room but is now convalescence.
Rev. C. j. Alexander reported
splendid S. S. Convention at Hous-
ton. Rev. John Pauncy has return
cd 10 his field Of labor near Willis.
DR.. p. c. Hunt, p. e. North Houston
District held his Fourth Quarterly
Conference with Rev. Alexander and
his people Sept 17-18. 1921. DR..
Hunt preached two instructive ser
mons which were enjoyed by his
hearers. One infant was baptized.
Collection $3.50. The work was
wound up with much success. Rev.
Robinson was at his post all day
at st. Luke. The reporter has been
appointed organizer for the F. l..
s. This is the best society for the
people-see her.
Gainesville, Sept 22.-The Public
School opened Sept IL with teach
ers as follows: Prof. Love. principal;
Miss Kirkpatrick, domestic science;
Miss Robinson, assistant: Mrs. Cum
mings, assistant; Mrs. Smith, assist
ant; Miss Brown, assistant. Miss
Loylie Bryant left Sunday morning
for Langston to finish her College
Course. Mr. X. Fulbright left for
college Sunday. Mr.. Levi Steven
son is leaving for West Texas for his
health. There will be a concert
given at Mt Olive church next FRI
day night by Gainesville Colored
High School. Mr.. Charlie Turner
and wife are visiting relatives in the
city. There was a hay ride Monday
night, given by Mt. Olive Baptist
church. The Express will be at
Wilson's Cafe every Saturday. Prof.
A. NJ. Moore and family are moving
to Fort Worth. Hiss Marjorie Belle
Hill is up again. The Royal Enter
tainers Club gave social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Stone, Wednesday Sept. IA, for the
students who are leaving for school.
All had an enjoyable time. H. H.
Jackson, president; L. F. Moody,
vice-president, s. w. Stone, secretary;
Lee Sylvester Sparks. treasurer. Mr..
Jas. Graves spent Sunday in Wealth
erfOrd. Texas. L. F. Moody. H. H..
Jackson. Willie Johnson and NJ. A.
Fulbright spent Sunday, Sept. 10. in
Fort Worth. Had very pleasant
time. Miss Flora Woody and others
passed through here Sunday morning
enroute to Wiley University
Mineral Wells, Sept. 22.-Services
were gold all day Sunday at the
different churches. All of the pas
tors were at their posts. Rev. w.
T. Talley is running a 10 days meet
ing. DIR. A. w. Edwards, Grand High
Priest was here last week and set
up the Royal Arch Masons. Sunday
Schools are largely attended each
Sunday at all of the churches. Mrs.
IL. G. Alexander of Houstan visited
her father and mother-in-law last
week. She also visited her sister
in Chicago, III. Services were good
at Little Bethel Sunday Rev. SUIT
ton was at his best Sunday and
Sunday night; two additions to the
church. The stork visited our city
last week and BROUGHT to the home
Of Rev. and Mrs j. S. Sutton, a fine
boy. Mother and son doing nicely.
Madams Lazine and Sybly are put
ting things over for the Mission
Others are waking up. Don't forget
the Old Fashioned Concert TO be
given by the choir. Mrs. T. Griggs
of Dallas, and her daughter are
here. Mrs Griggs who has been
I'll for several weeks is here for
her health. We hope her speedy re-
covery. Mr.. G. W. Bates and Mr.
r.. d. Johnson are visiting in Sher-
man and Ennis, Texas this week.
Mrs. S. A. Sibley and daughter, who
visited Dallas last week, have re-
turned home. The Express is only
s cents copy-why not buy one
once in while? Miss N. Shelton,
teacher in the public school here
who was confined TO her bed at her
home in Grand Prairie, ut the open
ing of school is here and is able TO
take ND her work as teacher Mrs
j. A. Edwards. who has been in the
city indefinitely for her health has
gone home. accompanied by her
husband. Or. A. w. Edwards. Mrs.
Beatrice Sheppard, one Of Mineral
Wells leading business women has
returned from Natchez. La, bring
ing with her, her little daughter,
Miss Hazel Kirkland, who has been
there visiting her grandmother. Mr.,
|C. Dement,, one of Mineral Wells
popular young men who has been
in Ranger, is in the city on bus
mess. Mr.. Ed. Lee. of the North
state Film Corporation Of Port
allen. La, was in the city a few
DAYS last week. Mr. Cornelius Hall
and Miss Amanda Gillian were quiet-
" married Sunday night at the
home OF the brides mother. Rev.
~. S. Sutton officiated Mrs. Wright
who for two months has zeen iden-
titled with Little Bethel church leav-
es this week for her home in Fort
Worth. News reached is that Miss
Carrie Ikner. formerly Of this city.
now resident of st, Louis, was
quietly married there last week. p
H Jackson, Reporter.
Tyler, Sept. 22.- Services were fine