The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

has a wide experience in meat cut
tink. Mr.. Harvey Humphrey and 9TH
ers gave farmers dinner last week
for Cotton Farmers Benefit, much in
formation was given. Prof j. w.
Washington vas in town last week
and seems to be at his best He
left for South Texas Wednesday
The Undertaken, J, S. Washington had
three funerals last week. He knows
bow to handle his business and serve
the dying public in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gipson have Just
returned from st. Lous, Mo-, and
other Eastern and Northern points
for their health and rest. They were
absent for about three weeks and
show much improvement. Mr.. r. G.
Shaw was speaker at the farmers
dinner. DR.. Cain pulled off a big
picnic at the Giants Park last week,
two days, which was a success He
is preparing to organize the Lone
Star Mutual Association for Colored
people, which is very much needed.
The First Baptist Church here, I'M
der the leadership of DR.. w. B. Elem
ing, their newly elected pastor, is
bringing things to pass. This great
church is sure to progress, if the
members will just fall in line, we can
succeed. Mr.. Albert Petit of Dallas
ran down on a business trip last Sat
urday. Mr.. Morgan of Groesbeck was
in Marlin visitor last week. Mr.. A.
W. Washington and other fellows
left Sunday night for Houston to
attend the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.
Both white and Colored citizens of
Marlin ask that order to hold their
next Grand Lodge session in our
city. With our hot water, fine and
hospitable homes, great and ntelli-
gent women, splendid churches,
lodges and generous white and Col
ored citizens, they would make no
mistake in coming here. Consider
us please. Profs. Clark of Waco,
and z. w. Warren and wife Of San
Antinio are in town for health and
rest. Mrs. Claude Calhoun, Beau
mont, Mesdames Lester, Marie
Smith and White left for San An
tonic Sunday. Miss Perry Fannie of
Kaufman left Saturday for home.
Mr.. Scott of Houston, White and
Lewis, all left for Houston Saturday.
Mr.. Anthony of Galveston and Payne
left last week for their home. Mar
lin is full of bathers and visitors
Come to the Carlsbad of America if
you want health and rest. The Dali
las Express will be handled here
after by the old reliable agent who
for ten years took care of Martins
reading public. We appear on the
scene again and ask the old custo-
mers and new ones also the read
ing public in general to give us
some of your reading patronage as
before and it will be highly appreci-
ated. Headquarters will he with Mel
sons Drug Store, Twins Drug Store
and Moseley's Barber Shop up town.
DR.. Hunters sanitarium will be
headquarters for up town bathers.
My office will be fully supplied at
1876 Island as usual. Street boys,
see Master Murrat Washington and
others that will be appointed.
thank you in advance for your news,
which you may have to be published.
Strict attention will be given it.
Adds solicited at reasonable rates.
Get news to me early Monday morn
ing-adds also. Mr.. John Stuart has
a cafe on Wood street. Mr.. G. c.
Taylor is still an advocate for all
that is right and just Prof. c. L.
Humber and others have just re-
turned from the Grand Lodge of X.
and d. of Tabor at Waco. Rev. B.
L. Williams of Louisiana has re-
turned and took his wife with him.
Mr.. Bates of Wichita Falls is there
for the water. Prof. Stamps has re-
turned from Fort Worth Grand Lodge.
Marlin is On the boom.
Weathrrf0rd. Aug. 4.-Services we're
good at all churches Sunday. Rev.
Batty preached at the A. NJ. +,
Church Sunday night Rey. Harlee
and choir left Tuesday night for
Gainesville to attend the Sunday
School Convention. Mrs. Lennic
Beasley of Arizona, is here visiting
her mother and father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will. HUTCHINSON and Rev
Roy Hutcherson of Waco were here
to attend the funeral of Miss Phoebe
Hutcherson, who was buried Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
Mary Young and SON returned Tues
day from Abilene where they have
been visiting some time. Mr.. Hugh
es lizard and wife of Eastland were
here attending the funeral of his
aunt Mrs. Annie Coleman and Mrs.
Inez are here from Arizona visit
ing relatives and friends.
league, Aug. Sunday School was
well attended at the Baptist Church
Sunday Rev. A. Il. Duncan preached
at the First Baptist church in South
Town Sunday night, and all were
made happy. Bro. N. e.. Brown, a
highly respected citizen of this county
died July 2Sth He was treasurer OF
the Lebon Association and a member
of the Masonic Order Was well
known and liked by all who knew
him. Was about Ga years of age
He leaves a wife and many children
to mourn his lost, There were many
people and prominent ministers OF
1.-The Gospel in attendance at the fun
eral. Rev. J. w. Williams of Sher-
man, Rev. Embry of Jewett and 9TH
ers attended. Rev. A. +. Duncan o!
Waco ofFiciated. l. B. Watts and O.
r. Davis returned from Waco, where
they attended The Grand Lodge OF
the Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hall of Jewett
have returned home after spending
several days with Mrs. Halls pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Brewer
and Mrs. E. Rodgers are visiting in
Malone and other points this week
Mrs. P. Scott is at Donnie. Mr.. j.
Collins of Denver, Colo, was pleas
ant visitor in the city last week. The
G. U. o. of o. F. held their Annual
picnic last week with a large at
tendance. Rev. A. F. Duncan and
Brother Johnson visited Hon. Brewer