The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-02


l Lille Bennett lett Sunday for Marlin
where she will attend the Normal
Mrs. Fuller returned Tuesday from
| Dallas, Rev. John Williams has re-
turned from Kansas CITY and is
/ leaving Immediately for Houston
their future home. A deal Of tho
Cameronites are having lights put
in. Miss Wymblsh has returned and
reports having had an enjoyable re-
sort Mrs.Silyia Steel has purchased
/ the home OF II Borton and occupied
ltt Sick list Madams NJ. A. Williams,
VI. HURT, Carrie Brown, Carrie Davis
and Mr. o. X. Parker
Crockett, June 3o.-Sister Weasel
Lacy Williams withdrew from this
Garth June 18th. She laid down her
arms and finished her course, and
on the bosom of her Master fell
asleep. Funeral on the goth from
st. Andrews A. NJ. n. Church. Con-
dolences OF respect were read by
Madames W. d. King, Ethel Tarver
and M. u. Lewis. Rev. A. NJ. Harvey
of Huntsville. oficiated' She was a
member Of the S. NJ. T. SIS. and was
buried with this honor The church,
lodge and community have lost a
faithful member. Mr.. Banks and Mrs
Bessie King Of Houston attended the
funeral. Mrs. Ethel Jones formerly
~ this city but now OF Atlanta, Ga,
is in the city to the delight Of friends
and relatives Mrs. II. f. King is
offending Prairie View Summer Nor
NAL. Rev. c. c. Buford Of st. Paul,
was at his post Sunday. Dr. Young,
P Il. of G. NJ. II Church, held his
3rd quarterly conference with Rev.
Crouch and his members. Prof. Barn
well OF Austin, a member of the
State Health Department, delivered
an excellent address at the normal.
Miss Ray Garland was pleasant
guest of Mrs. Sarah B. Carr, Lit
tie Miss Ray had the pleasure of
being aroused by a slumber party
ON the 10Th night. The guests were
Little Annie Mae, Faydine, Hilly
Heart ana Groindola. They were
served baked chicken. cream, rice.
dressing. jam and beaten biscuits
for desert, strawberry Ice cream.
Rev. Dunbar Of Kountze preached at
st, Paul on the 25th night. Prof
Pace, Deputy of the American Wood
mon was in the city looking after
great meeting. Come out and play
business of Camp No. 70. We held
your part In woodcraft in a neigh
1Orly manner.
Marshall, June 3O.-Allen Mccoy
who killed Miss Pearl Woodbridge |
last Saturday night surrendered to
Inc officers and was lodged in the |
county Jail He is still an inmate
His plea is not guilty. John Harris |
was charged with having a whiskey
still in his possession; was tried and |
convicted for two years in prison. He
for a new trial but was
ienied. Mr. Henry King was con-
,lcted and sentenced to one year in
prison for having whlskey in his
possession Jessie Coleman pied
guilty TO the murder OF Roosevelt
NcElmore. which occurred at q
lance last wiater. He was convicted
nd sentence imposed at 25 years in
he State prison Mrs. Laura Cruder
lied at her home on South Border
lfter long illness Her remains
we're laid TO rest in the Melodies
cemetery under the auspices of the
Pilgrims. Rev. John H. Hudson is
much improved. Uncle Richard Lane
les Between life and death; 1t seems
nut few hours before the end. Mr..
ee Riley and deacon Ebert jam
on are sick listed. Rev. j. B.
frundy is very sick at his home
he 4th of, July picnic for the Col
red Sanitarium promises to be a :
reat affair, good time is guaran-
eed. Read the Dallas Express. de-
ivered to your door Ring 1888.
cave your orders for subscriptions.
Denton, June 3O,---Miss African be
lore Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Char
otte Madden. Mr.. Marcelus Bell is {
improving. Mr. Alonzo Alexander re- /
urned from trip very i'll. The \
iasons' annual sermon was preached (
I St James A. NJ. Il. Church Sun [
ay night by Rev Huntlew, of Pilot
'oint. Rev. Ayers is still confined I
D his bed. One of the sadest fun
lNi0 tNtl. MlAHtHNtu ANulSOn WAS III
hat of Mrs. Emma Frances Reynolds. a
he was the wife Of NJ, " C. NJ. +
,eynolds She died Saturday morn s
ne, 25th instant at 1:20 Funeral y
rites we're under the auspices of /
he II. II. of r. and the d. of T. q
nd Eastern Stars. Funeral was !
cid at Pleasant Grove Baptist church {
{ which she was faithful member /
lev. j. r. Swancy, her pastor preach !
d the funeral B. w Crawford, our /
wn efficient undertaken, assisted by 6
V. M. Jones had charge of the re- T
Mains and buried in city cemetery /
here were many out-of-town rel n
tiyes and friends, some as follows: u
frs. Ellen Shaln, sister, of Muskogee,
'klahoma; Mrs. Mary Nicholson, I
Ioney Grove. and Georgia Stiggers q
sherman, aunties. Mrs. Mary e
Fort Worth, JEANNE Jones, b
'lano, cousins; Mrs Amanda Bowens |
( Plano and Mrs. Emma Epps of $
Dallas, sisters-in-law; Miss Cora Rey- d
olds OF Denison. Step. daughter, {
FRS G. +. w. Day and Mrs. Emma I
aston of Dallas, friends. and many I
theirs too numerous to mention, A
lany beautiful resolutions were read |
lther reports will appear later \
Whitewright, June sO.-sunday I,
school was well attended at all the
taking under consideration
he unfayorable weather Rev. A.
!, Yarbough preached the H. NJ. S. I
sunday at Baptist church. The Elk /
'ress was delayed on account of the
eporter icing called to Mckinney {
o the bedside OF his sick auntie.
Why ask your nelghbor about the
Jews, when you can pay and read ,
or yourself Mr.. S. A. Dehoney, V.
". II. Luper and others were in (
sherman last week attending the c. i
u L. Conference Rev, G. E. Pat {
erson preached the sermon OF the I
nal n NJ IN Thfc ,.fap adfrSs,at J 4,