The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08

Mrs. L. Il. Fuller of Pine Hill graced
our streets Saturday Sept. 25th Mrs.
Minerva Fuller visited In the ONE
OF her father, Mr.. r. B. johnson, on
26th ult. Don't forget to attend
school on the 10th. j. L. Kyle. Rep.
Marshall, Oct. 6.--The big revival
at Bethesda is beginning to warm
up. Rev j. II. May is getting busy
in connection, big Bazaar is meet
ing with success. Mr.. J. O. Rob
ison does not improve rapidly. The
big entertainment at Mallulieu still
goes on. Prof. and Mrs. J. d. San
ford leaves for Ore City to take up
school. Good services at Eberneza
M. T.. church, Rev. w. ID. Lewis,
pastor Uncle Richard L. Lane was
able to be in town Saturday. He
Is real feeble. Mrs. " A. Grundy
is very sick at her home on Bishop
street. Mrs. r. d. Barnett is spend
ing part of the summer in Atlanta.
Mr.. Warndo Ponteo, a jamaican,
died very suddenly at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmore. No one knows
the duration of his sickness or the
cause of his death. 1t is supposed
Il was from heart failure. He was
unknown. All that was known he
was from jamaican Island and that
he had a brother in California. and
mother in the Island He had been
working for the good roads. Why
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phone them in. Delivered to any
portion of the town. Let me hear
from you Rev John IT. Hudson
was able to be in town Friday, feel
ing much better. District Court is
grinding away on the criminal dock
ct: several murder cases tried
jacksonville, Oct. 6-Rev. T. B.
Johnson, pastor Sweet Union Baptist
Church held his regular appointment
Sunday. Services were good. Mrs.
Jane Dees died Sept. Goth. Funeral
was held at First Baptist church.
Rev Johnson officiated. She was a
I faithful member of this church. Re-
mains were laid to rest in the Alex
ander cemetery. Mrs. Roxie Med
lock and family of Jasper are in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Clemens. Mrs Rosie Jinks spent
Thursday and Friday in Tyler at
tending the fair. Misses f. l.. Dan
by, Annie Smith of Grapeland spent
few days in the city, the guest OF
Mrs. Lena Reins. Mr.. Jack Redden
and brother were called to Lone
Oak to attend the funeral of their
sister Mr.. Pat Johnson OF Wild
hurst was here Sunday visiting his
people. Mr.. Andrew Herod of Grape
land was in the city few days last
week, enroute to Crandell Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, q baby girl
Oct 2nd. Baby and mother doing
fine. Services were good at the G
M. Il. Church. Sunday School was
well attended. Rev. j. G. Collins
of the Jacksonville Circuit. j
grand time at his church. The cor
ner stone was laid by the Masonic
Lodge. $124.00 was raised.
Ennis, Oct. 6.-Rev. Horace Jones
died Sept. Goth. He was member
of the Fourth Ward Baptist church
Funeral was attended from tina
church by Rev. Scott, pastor. He
was born in 1889, was the father o
Ia children. He professed hops
in Christ in his early life some 81
years ago. Seven OF his children
survive him. He entered the ministr!
about Al years ago. And was vet
eran of the Civil War in which HI
saw two years service. Rev. d
IL. Lockett spoke of the faithful
works of this great character. Mr.
A. o. Rogers will commence hi!
studies in Meharry Medical College
Nashville. Tenn, this insuing term
He has gone for the opening. Mr.
Rogers is a graduate of Paul Quinn
College at Waco, Texas Rev. Har
rison preached for Mrs Garill's Clul
at Wayman Chapel A. M. r. church
$4,000 was collected. Services were
good at all churches Sunday. Rev
]. r. Richardson moved to Dallas
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Rusk, Oct. 6-Services at boil
churches Sunday we're good. Rusl
High School pulled off fine concer
at Billiard, Texas, Friday night
Rev. Price passed through Rusk anC
stopped over with Rev. Sweet Sunday
night Mrs, Carroll, Miss NJ. e. Lat