The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-23

see their brother sam Stokes, who
had been injured by falling from {
wagon. The Masonic and Colder
Rule had successful moonlight
picnic Friday and Saturday night
A concert was given at A. NJ. II
Friday night and Miles Chapel Sat
urday night by some members of the
Normals. Mr.. Jordan Stokes of Dal-
las left Saturday for Big Sandy to
visit his father; from there he will
30 to Dallas. Messrs. Willie Ware
and James Brooks have returned to
their home. in Terrell after a pleasant
stay with Master Rufus Williams.
DR.. Galloway left Saturday night in
his Dodge touring car for Columbus,
Ohio, in search of a location, Me-
! chanic Eddie Lee Mitchell accompan-
led him. Hon. W. f. Bledsoe de-
liyered his annual address to the
U. B. Fs. and s. M. rs. Thursday
evening at c. M. e. church. Deputy
Pace made visit to the American
Woodmen on the same night at X.
of P. Hall. Prof. N. c. Branham has
been elected principal of Lufkin city
school, term 8 months. Mrs. Nina
Terry has purchased a corner lot on
CASTOR avenue. Mr.. Jas. Phillips of
Galveston Is in the city visiting rel
atives. Miss Cora Tom Branham was
married to Prof. J. S. Thomas of
Naples, Texas, March 21st, Mr.. Tom
Rose, who has been at work at
Jacksonville, Texas is here spending
his vacation with his family. The
news was cut short last week, but
it was no fault of the reporter. Mr..
Byrd Harper was delayed in Grand
Prairie Monday on account of car
trouble. The rest of the automobile
party returned on the train. Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Beal royalty entertained
the Priscilla Art Club on Saturday
evening July Is, at their home on
Trasvan street; singing and Victrola
music was highly enjoyed by few
members and friends We thank Mr..
and Mrs. Beal for the hospitality
to make long friends; Act the right
way to make good friends; Act the
right way to make loving friends.
Marshall, July 21.-Mrs. hurry
Robinson one of Marshall's most
highly and well beloved women died
at her home in Sunny South, after
a very long illness. She was lead
err among the many members of her
church; A great leader in the sew
eral lodges of which she was a mem
Der. Every one who knew her had
learned to love her-funeral was at
tended from Galilee Baptist church
by Revs. S. NJ. Moore and j. e. Camp
bell Buried with honors of the
Household of Ruth, Knights and
Daughters of Tabor and Benevolent
Society. A large concourse of people
filled the church to over-fowing.
Laid to rests in the Mack Johnson
Cemetery A great woman has an
swered the roll call up Yonder. Floral
Offerins were large and beautiful. Prof. |
and Mrs. j. M. Irwin, president of
the Jarvis Christian Institute, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Riptoe |
Mr.. James Mayfield returned from
Salt Lake City. Mr.. ]. L. Pence, a |
white man well known by all the |
Colored people. was shot to death |
in Colored portion of the town by
another white man by name of Hef- !
ner; the cause is not known. Mrs |
Joe Hines has fully recovered
Mineral Weels, July 21-S. s. was
largely attended. The Bethels had |
a glorious time celebrating the pas
tors 4th anniversary, Each pastor
Of the city and his members respond
ed well. The A. NJ. L. and C. NJ. e. |
choirs rendered sweet music for
the occasion. Rev. w. T. Tally |
preached the anniversary sermon
Sunday afternoon; $322S was given
him by the public. A pair of shoes
was given him by the deacons of
he church. Mrs. Sallie Johns and
ler daughter left Monday for Okla
loma City, Okla, which place they
will make their home. Mr.. Jane
Gilner and her two daughters, Miss
'. l. Eikner and Mrs. Perryman,
lave moved to st. Louis. Mo-, which
place they will make their future
home. Mrs. Eikner and daughters
nave lived here for a number of l.
Years. Mrs. Nellie Austin visited Mrs.
lane Chester who fell last week
md very badly sprained her ankle,
S able to be up again. Mrs Leila
smith, who was called to Clarks-
lille, Texas, to the bedside of her
mother, has returned. Mr.. Ben Welch
llso returned from the bedside of
lis sick brother in Dallas. Mrs.
Rosie Martin of Monterose, La. is
listing Mrs Beatrice Sheppard Mrs.
Toe Russell entertained Mrs. Jewell
Jonally Tuesday evening with a baby
hover There were many presents
presented to the mother for the little
me. Prof. Myles has returned from
lis home in Hillsboro, where he has
'een visiting relatives Mr.. Wiley
Tucker. formerly of Mineral Wells,
low of Chicago, Ill, is in the city.
Mss Ruth Carter of Denison. Texas.
S the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Conelley.
Crockett, July 21.-The C. NJ. Els.
we're all smiles as they worshipped
It home under their own roof. Sun
lay school was nicely attended at
III the churches. Rev H. c. w. Rob-
nson, pastor of st. Luke, had sew
raj candidates Sunday morning for >,
,aptism. The Tackey party gwen on
he 18th by Mrs. Augusta Hail, was
Iuite laughable and entertaining.
drs. Katie Taylor entertained INNS. !
Nary e. Lee, Estella Jones and Susie
Jason on Thursday 18th at 7 p. Do.
OF lunch Mrs, v. M. j. Bennett Of
Austin visited mother Grady last ,
week. Mrs. Edith Thaniel is on the
lick list The reporter has re- ,
urned from the Midsummer con-
'ention of the w. H. and F. NJ held
t Trinity. July 14-17. The meeting ,
vas opened on the 14th, Thursday,
t p. m. by the Conference Branch !
President, Mrs. NJ. c. ]. Smith, pre- ,
iding. This was one Of the best ,
meetings held since the organization Z