The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

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leaves a loving wife, several child
rem. relatives and friends to mourn
his. loss. Prof. N. S. Everett of the
Fraternal had charge. Mr.. H. Allen
Of Fort Worth visited his son, Mr..
John Allen and wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown. Rev. DR., H. d. Allen,
pastor of Harmony Baptist, and Mrs,
Lilly Booze) Patrick were united
in matrlmony July 80, at the brides
residence by Rev. DR.. /. E. Robin
son. pastor of ST. Luke c. NJ. f.
10th aIe prominent and popular
J Dung people. Mrs. Pearl CulbeTson
is visiting in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Ridd have re-
turned home from Galveston. Miss
Abanay Lewis is soiourning in Chi
Ca2o, attending the Chicago Upiver-
sity. Mrs. Maria (Mosel ey) Claridy,
Mrs. Florence Smith and little sons,
w. J. and OffUrd, visited their sister,
Mrs. Rosa Dillingham;. Mr. N. S
Everett, Misses C. w. Johnson. EG-
die Mitchell and Hattie Caldwell will
leave shortly for Denver. Colo, to
be in attendance at American Wood
men. Mrs. Rosa RGllcy EXTEND
thanks to Grand Lodge of r. A.
Masons and Grand Lodge of Glue
MasOns for checks she received,
totaling S640G5 on &C cunt of death
of her husband. Elijah Rolley, mem
her of Polar Star No. 80 and {. C..
Dean Chapter No. 10, r A. NJ. The
funeral of Mrs. Lillian McNeese was
recently attended at st, James NJ. E.
of which she was a dutiful meml or,
by Rev l. r, Sanford, pastor.
Temple, Aug. Rev 7 +. George
Mrs. s. c. Ward, and Mr.. F. D. Nor.
gan left last Tuesday for Gainesville,
delegates to the Willow Grove As
ISOLATION The Wall Street Tailor
Shop, formerly owned by Toliver and
Corsey is now being operated and
owned by Nlessrs. Lucius Toliver and
il. T. Chappell These young men
are experienced tailors, and will
appreciate your patronage; call and
see them. Mrs, E. +. Andrews, heH
daughter, Miss B. l. Andrews, we're
the guest of Mrs. C. c. Cloud Of
w. Avenue A., last Sunday. Mrs.
Lottie Diggs of Bellville is visiting
her niece, Mrs. j. ]. Hylliard of So,
117th street Mr.. w. B. Griggs Of
Cameron, was the guest last Sunday
of his daughter, Mrs. Jasper Kossie,
Mrs. Jasper Kossie returned last
week from Waco where she attended
the Grand Lodge of the d. of T.
Mrs. Callie Sherrell Of So 9TH, re-
turned last week from Fort Worth,
where she attended the bedside OF
| her mother Miss Myrtle HylliarC oil
So. 18th. after several weeks stay
in BellviDe, returneG home last week.
Mrs. NJ. r. Brewer is spending a lew
DAYS with her husband, c. i. Brewer.
contractor, after which she will leave
for Atlantic City, N. ]. Mr.. b.. }
Wiley of Waco, was the guest last
Sunday of Mrs H. James Holilns OF
So. 18th, street. Mrs. VIM. jackson
Of So. 9TH street, entertained party
| last Wednesday night in honor of hei
niece. Mss Gussie Mae Davis o.
DALLAS. after which she left Sunoa"
! for her home Mrs. Eugene spence
So. 9TH street is much improved at
this writing, after being ill for sew
eral days. The Renorter IS. NJ
Romelle} will leave Sunday evening
| August 7th, for Houston to attend
the Supreme Assembly of the Mod
orn Americans. Please pay up your
paper bills.
Marlin, Aug. 4.-Prof. H. w. Call
oway and Mr.. Garfield Wheeler have
opened grocery store known as
! the Palace We wish fer theirs sue
cess. Mr. Walter Irwin has opened
beautiful drug store with all CON
yeniences and service. DR.. Hunter
has one of the most complete and
beautiful sanitariums for Colored
people this side of the Mason and
Dixon line. He deserves considera-
ton. A big Summer Normal for
Colored teachers. is being conducted
for eight weeks with Prof. j. W
Bartlett of Waco, as conductor and
| with an able faculty. There are
about fifty teachers in attendance.
With the instruction given at the
hands of this able and experienced
faculty, success is sure to be theirs
Others have applied themselves The
boy preacher is in the city He is
ten years old. and is preaching at
the Church of God to crowded
house. He holds the crowds spell
bound with his masterful oratory
on TIE Bible. The Falls County b.
Association has just closed with a
brilliant success, both spiritually and
financially. More than $4,000 in cash
was collected. DR.. c. A. Wade OF
Tennessee, has about decided to hang
out his single in Marlin. He is
fully prepared to deliver the goods.
He. with three other Colored doctors,
will he fully able to care for all
the health-seekers. The Church OF
God held their Annual Assembly here
last week. They made wonderful
showing since they organized. they