The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27

RDAY, AUGUST "a 1921.
attend the funeral Mrs. C. B. Fitch
of Dallas is visiting Mrs. George
Powell at 500 Brown Street. The
Mock Trial at the A. M. L. church
was lively affair. Mr.. Stephen
was the defendant. Mr.. Crenshaw
was the States Attorney. who worked
Postell outwitted him in the evil
dence and set the defendant free.
Cotton picking and business is get
ting good. Every Colored family
should get the Dallas Express In
their home. In this way you can
create the desired inspiration in the
young people to know what the Col
ored race is doing. Mr.. Richie of
Pelham is here in interest of Mis-
sionary work for the M. e. Church.
Rev. ]. E. Rogers preached at the
NJ e. Church for Rev. Moss.
Mckinney, Aug. 25.-Notice; The
Dallas Express will be on sale Sat
urday of each week and aslo will
take news from those who desire
to contribute same. Leave such news
as is to be published at Faulkner's
Cafe not later than Monday evening
and same will appear in following
issue. The September Crisis will be
on sale on or about the 1st of Sept.
Marshall, Aug. 25.-Mr. Henry Hud-
and we'll liked young man, died at
his fathers home, Rev. John Hud-
son, one Of the old pioneer citizens
and ministers of the Gospel, after
a long illness. He died very sud
denly. He was laid to rest in the
Hudson cemetery; funeral attended
from residence. The A. M. e. Sun
day School Convention of the 10th
Episcopal District will meet in Mar
shall, August "a at the A. M. e.
Church. Mr.. Willie 0verton of Beau
mont was the guest Of Miss Carrie
Massey. Mrs. Della King returned
to Phoenix, Arizona, after several
days stay with her brother, Deacon
Ebert Jamison. Mrs. A. B. Golightly
is spending the summer in Arkansas.
Mr.. Joe Mahaffey, and old and highly
respected citizen died at his res
idence at East Marshall, after a long
illness; was a member of Galilee
Baptist church and one of its lead
ing deacons; laid to rest in the
Nichols cemetery by honors of U. b.
F., and Ancient Order Of Pilgrims.
The great District Camp Meeting of
the M. E. church is progressing
conversions. Mr.o L.
B. Davis entertained a few friends
at dinner in honor of Miss Patsy
Davis of Dallas. Who will give me
the news on the north side?
Sherman, Aug. 25.--Mrs. Bertha
Franklin of Los Angeles, California,
enroute to Beggs, and Okmulgee,
Okla, to visit relatives and transact
some business relative to her de-
ceased mothers estate, visited her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James Carson,
on her return. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carson will return with her to make
Los Angeles, California their future
home. Rev. A. Thomas and mem
bers of Bethlehem Baptist are IL
a big revival. Miss Lavader Dor
chester is sicklisted. Miss Noble
Smith of Vernon visited parents, Rev.
and Mr.. B. Smith. The marriage of
Rev. M. q. Payne, pastor of South
Sherman, c. NJ. L. Church to Mrs.
Emma Childs was consumated on
night of 9th instant at the home of
Rev. w. G. Ingram by Rev. w. G.
Ingram. Rev. Payne is well known
throughout the connection, beside
being a wholesale Christian gentle
man, while his estimable wife is
highly respected by both white and
Colored here, being an officer of his
church. The funeral of Mr.. Goss
Bowen, who died morning of 22nd
instant, at his home on East Pacific
steet, was attended Wednesday morn
ing at Harmony Baptist of which he
was a consistent Christian member,
by Rev. H. D. Allen, the pastor
His remains were shipped to Van
AIstyne, his former home for inter-
ment accompanied by his mother,
wife, sister, brother and other r.
atives. Funeral services were held
under auspices of Polar Star Masons.
Rev. 1. T. Sanford and members of
st. James M. E. church are in
revival. Miss Hetty Langford of
Denver, Colorado. is visiting Mrs.
Dyer.
Mineral Wells, Aug. 25.-Services
were good at the A. M. e. church.
s. S. is doing nicely at the various
churches. Rev. burden of Fort
Worth was here last week and
preached at the A. M. E. church
Thursday night, Rev. w. r. Talley
and wife and Mrs. P. H. Jackson
all are in Tyler visiting the associ-
alton. Rev. ]. S. Sutton has return
ed from Dallas, Texas. The Re-
porter wishes to correct mistake
made in last weeks writeup: Born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Downey, a
baby girl instead Of a boy. Mr. Troy
Carr and Miss Myrtle Stinnett were
quietly married last Thursday, Aug,
18th, at the home of the bride. Rev.
A. Johnson officiated. Mrs. Isadore
Parker, as we go to Press is reported
i'll. Also Mrs. Marie Phillips. On
last Sunday night Mr.. Albert White
and Mrs. NJ. Franks we're quietly
married at the brides home. Rev.
Allen officiated.
Alto, Aug. 25.-SInday School was
splendid. Rev. F. B. Brown worship
ped with us. Oh! how our hearts
did burn while he broke the bread
of life to us. He spoke to a crowd
ed house both day and night Rev.
Collins was with his people. Rev.
s. L. Harps spoke for him at II
O'Clock on account of his illness
We certainly rad good services dur
ing the revival.Our- pastor gave us
his best. We are getting better &C
Quainted with Rev. Neils-10 were adj