The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-17

Mae Jordan Of Newton, Kansas, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Halem has returned home. Mrs.
Caroline Williams is visiting her
granddaughter at Fort Worth. Mrs.
Vernice c. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Jay visited relatives at Morgan
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe An
dreWs have returned from Denton.
Mr.. Abbas Corsey, who has been |
confined to his room is improving. |
Mr.. Walker Corsey of Fort Worth |
was at the bedside Of his sick sister |
Sunday. Mrs. Annie Tyler and child |
rem, Mr.. VIM. Tyler and Mrs. Mary |
Davis have returned from Denver, |
Colo Mrs. Bradshaw has returned |
from Channey Springs. Have your
nickle ready when the reporter comes |
around. Rev. H. Wright preached at |
Venus Sunday Miss Katie Baker
has returned from Dallas, where she |
spent her vacation. She opened |
school Monday. Mr. w. B. Rice of
Fort Worth was the guest of his
brother, w. S. Rice, Sunday. Miss
Haley Phillips has returned from
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Mckinney, Sept. 15.-The F. D. H.
School will open First Monday In
October with the following teachers
Prof. E. S. Doty, principal; I, j.
Coffee, Miss r. A. Coffee, N. s. John
son. Mr.. G. Swanson of Dallas is
in the city for few days visiting
his mother, Mrs. B. Swan and other
relatives. Mr. H. Lynn is again
head meal cook at the Mckinney
Oil Mill. This place he has held for
a number of years. Wanted at once:
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for 5 cents per copy.
COrsicana, Sept. 15.-The Public
Schools opened on the 18th instant
with good attendance. Several new
teachers are in the faculty this year.
The meeting with the new Supt. last
Saturday was pleasant and instruct
i've. He promises to give the Colored
schools a square deal Zion Rest
Primitive Baptist church is conduct
ing a financial campaign this week.
They are repairing their church.
Harmony Baptist church. under the
leadership of Pastor Jones, has in
stalled electric lights and otherwise
beautified the interior of the church.
Prof. Boswell made a short visit to
all the Sunday Schools in Souu
Town last Sunday. He is agent for
the Dallas Express and may be found
at the residence Of Mr.. S. .Ches-
l. Cot
The Express is cents per copy
again.
Cameron, Sept 15.-The storm in
and around this Vicinity played havoc.
There are many flood sufferers;
some lost practically all they pos
sessed. And the crops are reported
totally lost in this section. Several
bridges and railroads trestles were
washed away, which hindered trans
portation. Two lives were lost as
is known, both white. The report
of Mr.. Floyd Mosely drowning was
refuted, though he had narrow
escape. He swan. more than a mile
and perched in tree until he could
get aid. Prof. Bartlett, our most
work for the year. Rev. P. r. Hum
Der, being water bound. was absent
from Cameron Grove Sunday. Ser
vices were good at Bethel Sunday
despite the reports OF flood. Rev.
Hughes delivered excellent sermons
at morning and night services. Rev.
and Mrs. G. w .Stringfellow have
returned from Louisiana. where they
spent pleasant summer with her
mother. They also attended the we'd
ding of her sister, Mrs. d. A. Griff-
this of Colgate, Okla, to DR.. p. o.
Whales, NJ. D., of Tennessee. To the
delight of his many friends, Rev.
Stringfellow has been called to Mar
lin to pastor the End Baptist church,
this is one of the best congregations
in the state. Mr.. James Woods and
children have returned home after
pleasant visit to Alabama. Miss
Irene Curry of Beaumont is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Martha Curry MI
Green Taylor has returned from a
pleasant stay with friends and rel
atives at Caldwell. Miss Paralee
Johnson of Fort Worth is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Benson. Mrs.
Tyson knows the art of needle craft;
she has many beautiful designs; call
to see her. She Is located at Mrs.
G.. w. Stringfellows' residence Mr..
A. L. Hall is on the sick list this
week. Mr.. Scott lost his baby-was
buried Sunday. The Cameron Dis
trict Sunday School Convention held
the first session at Cox Providence,
reports are they had a great time.
More that $3.50 was raised during
the session. Rev. F. w. Warren, D.
D., presiding elder. Please see that
reporter gets your news not later
than Monday morning.
Van ,Alstyne, Sept. 15.-Services
were good at all churches Sunday.
The Christian church closed a most
successful meeting. The meeting at
the G. NJ. Il. church, conducted by
Miss (Rev.) Watts of New York,
was a success. Everyone who heard
her sermons were helped, both white
and Colored. The most striking of
her sermons was, "Son Remember"
She is well prepared and able to
back up her assertions. We shall
never forgot her. Sunday morning
and night, Miss G. NJ Wilson rem
dered selection from "Stabat Mater"
(tabulation) with her hooking bird
voice. Every one under her voice
was captivated at the charm. We
shall be glad when this accomplished
young woman finishes her school
work. Miss B. Jackson and her
aunt, Mrs. Rosie Pruitt have return
ed from Austin. Miss Emma Tucker,
formerly of this city, now at Min
eral Wells conveyed the sad intel
ligence to her parents that her house
was destroyed by fire and all con-
tents lost. The Court of Calanthe