The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-10

moon. The bride is the daughter nf
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Sans of So. 10Th
Street. She stands very high In
educational circles, and is a teacher
liz the Holland Public School. The
groom is nephew Of Judge Ward
of So. 9th street, a very respect
able young man, who has a position
with his uncle as barber. Mrs. Coral
Johnson, after a long illness pass
ed away few days ago She leaves
three children to mourn her lost
Her remains are being held by I'm
dertaker e. L. c. Branford pending
the arrival of her relatives. Mr.. Geo
w. Matthews of Fort Worth was the
guest of Mrs. p. B. Gray last week
Mrs. Sophia Reed OF So. 9th Street
entertained with a two course din
lner few days ago The menu con-
sisted of boiled ham, pickles, fresh
tomatoes, creamed peas, candied
potatoes, hot rolls, ice tea, peach
preserves, fruit, jello and assorted
cakes. Those present were: Mrs.
Reed, Miss Reed hostesses, Mr.. Geo.
w. Matthews, Mrs. p. b. Gray, Mrs.
Claude Thompson and Mr. Audrey
Scott. The Supreme Union held dts
board meeting last Tuesday at the
Masonic hall, out of which Grand
Officers were elected Madams. r.
E. Guy and Celestine Morgan have
returned home after visiting Phoe-
nix, Ariz., San Francisco, Oakland,
Berkeley, Richmond, Los Angeles, Pas
adena and San Diego, Calf, Tia
Juana, Mexico, albuquerque, NJ NJ,
Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Mo-,
Newton, Kansas, and Chicago, Ill.
They have sailed on oceans, bays
and lakes, and are now home to
resume their duties in the school
room. Very inspiring remarks were
made by Mrs. r. e. Guy and Mr..
Wade Sunday morning at 9Th Street
Baptist Church in regards to their
trips in the East and West Little
Misses Omazelle and Leola Romelle,
after two months stay with grand
parents in Anderson, returned home
last Thursday morning. Mr.. Jerry
Moore, accompanied by his cousin.
Miss Corine Hendley, motored to
Brennan last Wednesday and report
a nice trip. Last Tuesday night
the K. of P, hall a Linen Shove
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Otis Ware
was given, and quite a few useful
articles were presented. Mrs. Ju
Hill was called to Beaumont to the
bedside of her sister Mrs. Ella
Green of Caldwell visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. c. Robinson, Jr., last
week. Mr.. j. c. Robinson, Jr.. left
last Friday for points in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Taylor entertain
ed number of young folks last
Wednesday night in honor of Mrs.
Bertha Kelley of Waco, who left
for her home last Sunday after two
weeks visit Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Anderson accompanied, by several
friends motored to Waco last Sun
day. Mrs. G. Resell of So. 9th Street
was called last Sunday to the bed
side of her aunt at Carmine. Mrs.
Sam Stringfellow and Mrs. Bran
ford are sick at this writing. Please
pay your paper bills. All papers
hereafter will be sold strictly for
cash. S. NJ. Romelle, Reporter.
Palestine, Sept S.-There was an
entertainment given at the residence
of Mr. Joe Lee last Saturday night
and some of the boys got to fighting.
One hit another with a rock and
shot off his pistol in the house. Mr..
Henry Taylor who has been sick for
some time is improving. The West
Union Baptist church rally was a
success. The members have raised
about $4,000 during the pastorate of
Rev. H. T. Wise. The church will
be completed in about 80 days. $500
was raised on the 4th Sunday in
August. Rev. Wise left Sunday for
Chicago, H., where he will spend
three weeks on vacation Sunday
was high day at all of the churches.
The New Mt Vernon is going up ;
they are all rallying to the cause.
Rev. ]. B. Atkins and S. j, William
son left for Chicago last week. A.
Taylor, Agent.