The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-24


night, Sept 20 and "a the BAPTIST
will have a picnic. The Methodist
will give one soon. You should visit
Point If you wish to see how Col.
ored people can get together. Rev
Mooney tied the knot in such a
way 1t can't be united easily. Sunday
night the speaker used for text
Luke 1871 Were there not ten
clean, where are the nine?' Sub
ject: "Ingratitude' which showed
how unthankful we are. The people
here all say, come again; you have
made an everlasting impression in
our midst The A. NJ. e. church has
done well have such man as Rev.
Mooney to carry the gospel. The
Dallas Express has in him true
friend The race a great leader.
May God prolong his life. 1t would
be good If the A. NJ. e. church send
out more men like Rev. Mooney
Blossom, Sept. 22-Mrs. Minnie
Wallace is able to be up and about
after several months Illness and we
are all glad to see her improving.
Mrs. Clara Rodgers and daugh-
ter of Magnolia, Ark, are visiting
Mrs Willie Ridge this week and also
Miss Minnie Gadson of Texarkana,
Texas Mrs, Letha Garland of Paris,
Texas, was buried here Saturday.
Patterson ". Johnson has opened a
lady's cream parlcr. Mrs. Siddie
Minter has moved across the street
from the Colored School See e. d.
Minter for your winter suit. w. r.
Reed, had the accident of getting
caught between an auto and tree
Friday and was hurt very bad but
is resting well at this writing. W.
NJ. Ross. agent and reporter.
Cleburne, Sept. 22.-Rev. ]. M
Hawkins and Rev. joseph A. Brown
returned from the National Baptist
Convention. Mr.. Cecil Robertson and
Miss II. NJ. Frame were married
Thursday evening at the home of
the bride. Rev. j. w. Hawkins
officiated. They left for their home
at Colorado, Texas. Rev. Gentry and
Rev. Lewis Williams, Rev. and Mrs.
n. Prince have returned from the
National Baptist Convention, New
Orleans, La. Little Solomon Kelly,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claudio Kelly,
died Thursday and was buried Fri
day. Rev. c. H. Hammonds offici-
ated. Those who attended the fun
eral were: Mrs. Leonard Davis of
Leonard, Texas, Mr. and Mrs Cal
vim farmer and son of Alvarado,
Texas. Mrs. Fannie Hayes and Mrs.
Catherine Brown who have been at
the bedside of their sick mother,
Mrs. Mary Day, have returned to
their homes, Amarillo and Ardmore.
Mrs. Leona Hanes of Fort Worth,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frame, have re-
turned home Miss Ermalee Thomas
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Servilla Johnson, has returned
home. Mrs. Pearl Conner of Fort
Worth is at the bedside of her grand
Mrs. Mary Day. Trig Matth-
ews of Tulsa, Oklahoma, is in the
city visiting his son, Mr.. Earnest
Matthews. Mr.. James Baer has re-
turner from Fort Worth. Prof, Frys
of Houston, Texas, lectured Thurs
day night to the Masonic brothers.
While here he was the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. j. ]. Burnett. Mrs. Ida
Jamison-Martin is improving her
residence. Prof Starks of Dallas
was in the city last week on bus
mess. Mrs. Gray of Richmond, Cal,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Brownlee.
Mrs. Abbas Corsey is on the sick
list. Mesdames Elvina Rice of Fort
Worth and Jennie Prince of Dallas
are in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth and Listern Jones, Jr.,
who have been visiting their sister
and aunt at Oklahoma City, have
returned home. Rev. Graham and
of the A. NJ E. church are
erecting new church. Mrs. G.. w.
Griggs, who has been visiting her
daughter at wellington, Kansas, has
returned home. Rev. p. B. Lewis
was in the city last week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard. Mr..
Listern Jones, ST., Mr. Richard Gee,
Mr.. Will Hodge have returned from
Dallas and Fort Worth. Mr.. Will
Jams of Waco is the guest of Mr.
Moore
Houston. Sept. 22.-Rev. r. l.,
Lights, pastor Antioch Baptist church
for n years died September 10th.
Funeral took place Wednesday, Sept.
81. Mrs Nellie ]. Johnson returned
from Bryan, Texas, last week. Miss
Lillian H. Patton, after spending the
summer at Cleveland, Texas, has
to Houston to attend school,
Dr. Howard is erecting a new res
dence on Live Oak street. We want
500 readers of the Express this
month in Houston. Bring news or
ring Wm.Archibald, 422 San Felipe
st., Phone Preston 1880. Miss F.
Smith OF Waco spent last week with
Mrs. H. ]. Bonner, 1905 Travis St,
left for her home Thursday. Rev
J. E. Toliver, of the Orphanage at
Iilmer, Texas, left for Dallas, Sat
lrday Miss Jessie Covington, daugh-
or of DR.. and Mrs. E. ]. Covington.
eft last week for Oberlin, Ohio, to
attend school.
BellVilIe, Sept. 22.-Mrs. r. C.
2509 Bryan street, who
Is now visiting in South. Texas,
writes she is having a delightful
lime, Mrs, Richardson will visit
Houston and the Island
City before returning home.
Denton, Sept. 22-Rev. ]. A. Ay-
ers preached to his congregation
Sunday, for the first time in his Sc
rious illness. Mrs. Oma Morris of
La, who spent the sum
ner here with her aunt. Mrs. Rev.
R. j. Henderson left for Marshall,