The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-23
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e. Church of San Angelo, came to
Temple few days ago for his health,
passed away Monday evening at the
home of Lawrence Jackson in East
Avenue c. Funeral services were
held Thursday evening from the ST.
James M. Il. Church, Rev. NJ. L.
Wyatt, pastor, assisted by others
officiated Interment was made in
the New cemetery this city, by j. j..
Dawson Undertaking Co. The de-
ceased is survived by a wife, one
sister, and other relatives The Paul
Quinn College Choral Club of Waco
rendered a splendid program last
Monday night at the Eighth Street
Baptist Church, under the auspices
of the Colored High School. A large
audience of white and black were
present Temple Hi VS.. Central Tex
as College of Waco played nice
game last Friday evening at the
Bon-Ton Park. The College boys were
defeated. Scores 7-3. DR.. J. NJ. Law
son one of our local physicians, de-
livered a very helpful lecture last
Monday evening on Hygiene and san
Baptist Church. j. j. Dawson, after
several days here looking after bus
iness, returned to Oklahoma City last
Wednesday. Miss G. Coins of Austin,
after several days as guest of Mr..
and Mr.. Ed. Trash, returned home
last Friday. A burlesque trip around
the world was put on last Thursday
under the auspices of the Daughters
of Tabor The Trinity River was the
chief terminal, at which dainty re-
freshments were served. The Jubi-
lee Club of the First Baptist Church
entertained at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. H. Green last Thursday night.
The Rev. Henry Allen Boyd of Nash
Vile, Tenn, who was billed to speak
at the Corinth Baptist Church, was
suddenly called home, which was
quite a disappointment. c. w. White
of San Antonio, sOn-in-law of Rev.
w. NJ. Taylor is in the city looking
after the Improvement and remodel
ing of Corinth Baptist Church Mrs.
Ellen Payne of Elgin is making Tenn
pie her home, residing in DIST Street
with her daughter, Myrtle. James
Wilburn, a first class waiter at the.
Martin hotel, according to a state
ment to the reporter by Alvin Taylor,
second cook, broke all previous eat
ing records of the hotel among the
help by eating eleven mutton chops,
and a large quantity of post-toasties,
and other eatables. in the course of
one meal. After the champion had
consumed his chops etc. Taylor SAYS
there were no distressing symptoms
evident, and that Wilburne said he
felt much refreshed. Col. Roscoe
ConkFn Simmons, the worlds famous
Orator of our race will speak at the
Bon-Ton Pavilion, Friday April 29th.
at $3.50 p. M. and 500 O'Clock az
night. A large crowd is expected.
Let us all hear this great man. The
f.. J.. C. Rranford Undertaking Co.
thanks their members for having
paid their Burial Quarterly. endin"
July 10, 1921. 500 memhrs have Maid
M. The men renorted somethin"
over $4,000 in the Wavman Chanel
rally. which closed last SUNDAY night
which marked their defeat nv the wo-
men over 5000. Grand total r"isad
nv the women and men. s2500.00.
James Coruthers of San Antonio Gnert
? few dnvs with his wife last week.
sam Str'ngfellow snent few davs
Alexander left last SUNDAY for Okla
homa City to spend a few days.
Rosebud, April 21.-Services were
well attended at all the churches
Sunday The Feast of the Seven
Tables pulled off by the A. NJ. L.
Church was a swell affair. The
tables contained delicious eatables
of many kinds. Prof. and Mrs. Theo.
Wright were in Marlin last Friday
with a bunch Of their pupils to enter
the contest in Falls County Inter-
Scholastic Meet. There were eight
cars in the party. The school won
honors in the spelling contest Mas
ter Tull Thornton, Jr., (the winner)
stood like a stone wall until the vic
tory was won. Mrs. Emma Thomp-
son is in the city again. Mrs. Mary
Burns is still sick in bed. Mrs Emma
and Mrs. Johnson of Stranger, Texas,
were in the city Sunday. Rev. U.
s. Franks is taking Theological
Course in Paul Quinn College. Rev,
Humphus is reported better. Rev. A.
r. Anderson is on the sick list this
week. Miss Williams, teacher of the
Travis School, was in the city Sun
day. The Night School is in full
progress. Plans are being made for
an interesting closing. II you desire
to keep posted, become a constant
reader Of he Dallas Express. Theo.
w. Wright Reporter.
Palestine, April 21.--The weather
IS very cold at this writing. Mr.. Ed
Burns is still sick bed. Mrs. Emma
Washington and Mrs. Joe Anna Mar
shall died on the Bird and 9th instant
respectively Both funerals were held
at Antioch Baptist Church Antioch
is striving to raise Six Thousand
(S6,000.00) Dollars the fourth Sunday
in May. Rev. j. r. Atkins, pastor
of Antioch could not be up Sunday
on account of sickness in his family.
jacksonville, April 21.-Sunday
School and services were good Sun
day. Rev. smith preached. lola Jones
was laid to rest Wednesday,, Mrs.
Joe links and Daughter returned
from Houston Sunday. Rev. Mitchell
had regular services at Rising Star.
Dinner was served on the grounds.
Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell, pastor, Rising
Star Baptist Church filled his regular
appointment Sunday They rendered
a nice program Sunday evening and
closed out sunday night with a sue
cessful financial rally. Reports from
clubs as follows Club No. l. George
Fades S11.42. Club No q Gene SOded
$500; Club No. 8, Robert Kanady
1882; Club No. 4, r. H. Holland
$10.35; Club No. 5, Nose Roy, S143O;
Public collection $685.: total col
lection $S5.14 Miss Ola Vaughn died
,on the 18th instant after several
months illness. Funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. T. r. Johnson at First
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