The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-15

returned from a business trip to
Groveton. Mrs. Alice Lewis was
guest of her father and mother a
few days ago, Mr. and Mrs. S. Long.
Have your news ready no later than
Sunday evening. 1t will be left out
| if it does not reach the main Office
in time. s. w. Booker, Agent and
Reporter.
Quincy, Jan. 13.-Sunday School
was well attended Sunday. Mr.. w.
C Price has returned from Dallas
aand Fort Worth, where he has been
on business. Mr.. L. Ford returned
from business trip to Dallas. Hon.
H. l.. Price spent day of two in
Palestine last week ON business. The
Misses Christopher Jones, Johnson
and Martin of Alto have returned to
school after spending the holidays
with parents. Prof. j. l.. Hamilton
spent the week end with parents this
week. Mr.. Bill Burrell, well known
citizen of Quincy was laid to rest in
the Rock Hill Cemetery Sunday.
Quite host of relatives and friends
mourn his loss. Rev. j. B. Dunbar
was in the city this week and preach
ed for us. Everybody enjoyed the
service. Mr.. George Hamilton and
Mrs Royal we're quietly married
Sunday morning. We all hope for
them a pleasant voyage through life
together. Hon. H. l.. Price, Prof. j.
| L. Hamilton, Prof. A. Jessie, Mrs.
H. L. Price, Bishop Sneed, Sam Cross,
nd u Poll
made a flying trip to Jacksonville
this week. Mr. George Royal was in
Quincy this week. Everybody is busy
preparing for another crop year. For
the Dallas Express see J. F.. Prce,
Agent and Reporter.
Cameron, Jan. 13-Cameron has
been honored by having few of the
best lecturers of our race to visit
us. Prof. Chas. Stewart of Chicago,
who spoke to quite an appreciative
audience last Friday night at Bethel
A. NJ q. Church. The reporter had
the pleasure of attending services
at Cameron Grove Sunday. Pastor
P. r. Humber delivered a fine sermon
full of logic and spirit He and his
congregation certainly know how to
make visitors feel welcome. The
Night School at the High School is
the topic of the day. The enrolment
is about fifty-four Profs. ]. W Bart
lett, c. E. Kelly and Miss I. Mayo
and Mrs. L. l. Montgomery as in
structors. The home of DR.. E. Young
has a new member. His many
friends delight in knowing that moth
er and baby are doing nicely. The
Inter-Racial meeting was held at 4
p. m. Sunday. Rev. H. X. Mccoy has
been assigned work at Itasca. His
membership at Rosebud regrets very
much to give him up. All churches
have ne wspirit with the New Year.
an and Out on Time is the slogan.
Only few had the pleasure Of dis
cussing the lesson at Light Chapel
! Sunday. Supt. J. w. Williams was
on the dot opening and closing.
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Cleburne, Jan. 13.-Mr. Henry AL
len, an old citizen of Cleburne died
last Wednesday morning with heart
failure. The funeral was attended
Sunday at the C. M. Il. Church, Rev.
C. C. Hammonds officiating. He was
buried with Masonic honors. Rev.
Wyatt is visiting relatives at Mem
phis, Tenn. Mr.. w. II. Curnette of
Fort Worth was in the city Sunday.
Miss Roberta Warren attended the
| funeral of her cousin at Fort Worth
last week. Mr.. Tony Allen of Omaha,
Nebr, attended the funeral of his
father last week. Mrs. Matte Bell
Jones who has been visiting relatives
at Louisiana has returned home. Mr..
Lewis johnson has returned from
, Lowell, Arizona Miss Mamie c. Jones
and Mrs. Louise Jackson attended
the funeral of their uncle last week,
Mr.. Henry Allen. DR.. j. L. Wallace
and little sister visited their
parents at Calvert last week. Mrs.
Mamie Childress and children of Fort
Worth was guest of her mother last
week, Mrs. Pinkie Lopanzes. Miss
H. NJ Frame has returned from Col
holidays. Mrs. Alberta Horn and son,
Mr.. Dan Thomas Of Fort Worth 3
tended the funeral of their grand
father and uncle Sunday. Mr.. Henry
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Orr,
Van Alstyne are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry O'Neal, Jr. Mrs. Anna
Davis of Fort Worth attended the
funeral of Mr. Henry Allen Sunday.
Miss Regonia Jackson after spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Climmie Jackson has returned 10
Hillsboro to enter school. Mr. Felix
Watkins was called to Dallas to see
of Dallas attended the funeral of Mr..
Henry Allen Sunday. Mr. o. s.
Stokes of Cisco was called to the
bedside of his sick mother Miss
Roberta Warren's cousin of Louisiana
is visiting her. Mrs. M. j. W1mberly
spent Sunday in Waco. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Moss are improving their home.
Miss Lizzie Kelly is visiting her
brother and sister-i n-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Kelley. Shiloh Baptist
Church has put in their new windows
Mrs. Leatha Boyd of Fort Worth was
called here to attend her fathers
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dimes ready when the reporter comes
around.
Wichita Falls, Jam 13.-Sunday was
busy day around the house of the
Lord Rev. A. X. Griggs of Denison
preached at the st. John Baptist
Church Sunday morning, from whence
he went to Henrietta where he
preached Sunday night. Mr.. Daisy
Wiley of Fort Worth is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Swain in the
Kemp Addition. Prof. j. c. Phillips,
(Our Texas Pride) the youthful Flo
cutionist, who by the way halls from
cutionist, who by the way halls from
tho sand hills Of Honlxin Countv o