The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-26
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grand children. Mr.. Sam Whitfield
and wife spent Sunday in the city,
the guest OF Mrs. S. j. Woodson and
daughter. Miss r. Il. Woodson, their
teacher at Washington Chapel, near
Branchville. Mr.. Arthur Brooks of
Palestine spent a few days in the
city, the guest of relatives. Mr.. Geo.
T. Henry of Austin, Mrs. Jennie
Stephenson of Fort Worth and Mr.
S. Henry of Dallas spent few days
in the city at the bedside of their
relative, Mr.. F.. V. Henry, Mr.. NJ. S.
White and Mr.. G. w. Lyle of Wooten
Wells were here Saturday to see
Prof. A. H. Minis. They had "a public
installation during the night The
following are still ill: Mr.. r. Oder
son, Jas. Pugh, j. V. Henry and Geo.
Mead. Mrs. o. X. Thomas is up
again. Mr. p A. Humber of Hous-
ton spent few hours in the city,
guest of his wife, Mrs. Z. P. Hunter.
Miss e. l.. Blackshear was in the city
shopping Saturday Miss Rachel Pow
ell of Mt. Zion spent Saturday in
the city with parents. She left Sun
day for her school duty. Miss Pow
St Paul put on a big rally.
School notes: Calvert Hi team en-
tertained Prof. Kelly and the MeXia
team Friday, March 10, at the South
End Park. 1t is needless to say
Calvert won. Scores 10 to 5. They
were entertained at the park Friday
night by the young men of the city
Visitors to the school this week were:
Profs. Ford and Johnson of the EX-
tension Department and Mrs. Parish,
mother of Misses Parish of class 81.
Ed. Scott, Reporter
Mt. Zion and Pleasant Grove.
Services were good all day Sunday
Bryant opened a spiritual devotion.
Pastor Sharp took collection for the
campaign. The choir rendered Nail
ed to the Cross" led by Supt. j. e.
Williams and Mrs B. e. Granver.
After an excellent sermon dinner was
served. The H. NJ. Cosiety sermon
was preached soon after dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Risby motored from Calvert
to the services. Mr.. j. H. Williams
and the Dallas Express agent carried
two cars of people to Cameron to
attend a big county examination of
Iiams and Senetta Bush reported a
nice time Miss Gertrude Rogers is
spending a few days in Cameron
with friends. Rev. F. S. Rogers is
up again to the delight of his many
friends. The Mission meeting Satur
day was well attended. Twenty-Five
or thirty were present. While Pastor
Sharp taught good lesson from Rev.
Glib. There will be a special IN
struction to Sunday School Workers
every Monday night after the second
and fourth Sunday. Last Monday
night was a treat
Ennis, March 24-Mrs. A. G. Glass
returned to her home at Sour Lake
after visiting her sister and mother
here. Mr.. Mammothe and brother
have opened new tailor shop on
South Sherman Street. Mr.. Henry
Thomas has returned to Ennis after
being away 40 years. Mr.. L. c. Bled-
soc, field secretary, passed through
Ennis en- route to Bryant to attenH
the B. Y. P. U. Board. Mr.. McBay
and Mrs. Mary Sdmson were quietly
married at the home of the bride,
March 10, Rev. j. z. Rodgers per-
forming 1.-THE ceremony. Rev. ]. +.
Rodgers was in Rice, Texas Sunday,
March goth and preached for Rev.
j. L. Heron. The Women's Mission
airy Board convened at st. Paul Bap-
fist Church and was reported sue
cess. The Express was a little sur
prised last Friday when he walked
in a crowd of race people and offered
to sell the Express, when one of our
high race men began criticising and
spoke slightly of the price of the
Colored papers. Look out race men,
let us read the paper. Read, Read.
Athens, March 24.-Services were
well attended at the Church of God
and A. NJ. e. Sunday, Rev. Pugh was
called to Eanflat to deliver an annual
sermon for the Heroines Sunday.
Rev. Dickey of Winsboro filled his
pulpit Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Richard
son were called to LaRue. to the bed
Side of Mr.. Jesse Hightower, who
died after the second stroke of pa
ralysis. He was a highly respected
farmer of this county. He was sur
vived by a wife, four sons. Dr.. j.
w. Hightower, Vice-president of the
Fraternal Bank in Fort Worth is one
of the sons. Mr.. Sam Sewers and
Mss Susie Box were quietly married
Saturday night by DR.. Edmunson.
He filled the pulpit for the Church
of God Sunday night. Mr.. Addie
Faux reported S79.94 from the Van
guard hook. Mrs. George w. Tucker
spent two days here guest of her
husband. Prof. r. c. Fisher has been
confined 70 his room with sore feet.
Mrs. Ruby Harris and Mrs, Loretta
Hunter join the Express readers.
The old fashioned entertainment Civ
en- by the sisters of the Baptist
Church was success. Mrs. Hen
rietta Jordan and little baby worship
ed with the A. M. E. people Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Robinson is the woman
when it comes to insurance. Mrs.
Oracle Galloway of Dallas, Mr.. John
Mcdowell of Dallas, Mr.. D. Hawkins
of Denison, Mrs. Rosa bill, Mrs OIL
iphant, Mrs. McAlister and Mrs. Ed
wards of Malakoff made their arrival
this week. Mr. Alex and Bob. Bax-
ter were called to Tyler to the bed
side of their brother. You can al
ways find the Express at e. c.
Franks Barbershop Laura Miller
Reporter.
Marshall, March, 24.-After long
illness, Mrs. C. Booker, the mother of
Mrs. Valney Lacy died at her daugh-
ter's home in Sunny South The re-
mains were laid away in the family
cemetery. Mrs. Mary McElroy died
on Mill Street after a long illness.
She was lately from Texarkana. She
was laid to rest in lakewood Gem
eterm by Undertaken Smith. The
Marshall Braves and Bishop College
crossed bats in two hard fought
games RiRhnn Inst tn the Braves