The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05

son has accepted the position as
music teacher in the city school.
Here she is meeting with much sue
cess Mrs. Evola Johnson presented
Mrs. ella Hogs, a BEAUTIFUL rose
while she was on the stage. Misses
Houston, Herrod, Williams White
Calhoun, Smith, Jackson. Holly,
Rhodes and others played conspicu-
Gus parts in the musicale. Mr.. Hudy
Holly is confined to his bed, also
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Nelson, Mrs. Cora
King left Saturday for Houston,
where she will join her husband.
Rev. Griggs of Palestine. was guest
of Mr.and Mrs. j. S. Nelson. Misses
Ethel Tarver, c. L. Holley Hor-
tense Rhodes are day scholars at
Mary Allen Seminary.
COnroe, Nov. S.-The cooperative
Sunday rally held with the Metro
politan Methodist church was large
ly attended. The teachers for the
day were as follows: Bro. r. b.
Washington No. 2. Bro. Alton Stew
art No. 8, Bro. Gilbert Jackson and
4 Mrs. Alton Stewart. They all
seemed interestd in the lesson taught
Prof. G. B. BURNETT reviewed the
lesson and was mastery from the
beginning. Collection from classes
1885 on the IL of November. the
Conroe Normal and Industrial Col
| lege will have grand celebration.
Prof. G. B. Bennett, Mgr. See Mrs.
Lena Bashful for good eatings. Mrs.
| Oneatha Lewis returned from Hous-
ton last week The Dallas Express
is a good race paper and insist
oil Conroe to help me run the copies
to 500 or more each copy is only
cent, delivered to your door. | Will
not miss you.
Marshall, Nov. 3.--Mr. VIM. Pierce
has built nice little cottage in New
Town. Mrs. Georgia Smith lost her
little son, Johnnie Davis. Funeral
attended by Rev. A. G. Horton from
qalillee Baptist church laid to rest
in the Mack johnson cemetery. The
family of Mr.. Harrison who was
poisoned some time ago from which
two died and four others were pois-
oned, those living are now doing
well, seem to be out of danger. Mr..
j. Q. Robinson continues to improve.
Dr. p. l.. Harold has returned from
FL Paso, where he spent several
weeks for his health, resume his
practice. Mrs. Amanda Rhodes is
sick. Mr.. L. H. Williams is ming
ling with his many friends. He is
the state agent for the Standard
Life insurance of Atlanta, Ga. Rev.
Milton Sanford is visiting in Gal
weston, the guest of Rev. E. W..
Kelly from there he will go to
the annual conference at Beaumont
The ducks are plentiful on Port
Caddo lake.
Plano, Nov. 3.-Services at Shi-
loh Baptist church was good all day
Sunday. The Sunday School was
well attended with Mrs. E. z. Bow
ems at her post. At IL a. m, Rev.
A. l.. Russell preached a mission
airy sermon from Psalm 46:1. At
/ $3.50 p. M, program was rendered
by the young women of the Y. w.
A., in which every part was well
played. At night the pastor preach
ed from Gen. 49:10. This was a
splendid sermon. Remember the
big meeting for the next ten or
fifteen days. Rev. Mrs. Riddle will
preach each night Come early to
get seat. A. L. Rullel, Pastor.
Cooper, Nov. Sunday was a
rainy day but the Sunday school was
well attended. Rev. Davis surprised
his people by coming over and help
ing them to get their general funds.
Rev. Bell seems to be very well
pleased with his little flock. The
Parent and Teachers meeting has
begun work with splendid set
of officers. Professor it is up to you
now to ask for what you want to
make Cooper the Star School. Mrs.
Martha Stephens returned to her
home in Greenville, Mrs. Mamie
Johnson arrived safe from Dallas
and reports that her mother is do
ing fine. Mr.. ]. r. Wilson is very
sick at this writing, do your duty
neighbors, for he is true Wood
man. Say! How would you like to
join the Farmers Labor Union of
America? Your reporter belongs,
come in and make it grow
JaclxsbOro, Nov. 3.-There was no
Sunday School at the c. M. e.
church therefore the children came
over to the Baptist Sunday School
that is right children, go to Sunday
School some where regardless. Mrs.
Hays is still in Henrietta with her
daughter, Miss Mitchell. The public
| school had a dinner in the school
campus, Monday, the boys had sup
per at Mrs. Ope Barnes Sunday night
and good crowd attended. Mr..
Frank Banks is visiting Mr.. John
Hayes.
Center, Nov. 3.-The Little son Of
Mr. B. Roberts that was slightly
burned Tuesday evening, Oct. 25th,
is reported doing nicely at this
writing. The child sustained burnes
about the body by entering room
where loose cotton was stored with
a match which ignited the cotton
and caused the home with contents
to be completely destroyed. The pa
incident and he was saved only
10y MS HlLle Uncle u6TOlC ueeu VI
entering THE burning house and
bringing the child to safety. Those
WHO CHANGED to hear Rev. T. I,
Amos forceful discussion of those
things that make up the duties OF
the husband to the wife" and wise
versa are content and declared them
selves to go home and try these
teachings as were discussed Mr.
and Mrs. f. NJ Moore at Pine Land
Texas, spent last week here with
relatives and friends. Mr.. D. Greer
and Miss Leola Franklin were mar.
ried Saturday night, October 29th
at the home of the bride. Rev. S
Smith officiated. We wish for Them
a pleasant voyage and babe the
boisterous seas to be calm"