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

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! and Mrs Lucille Jones were marie,
. Monday, Rev. Stephens ofIiciatod
. Rev. and Mrs. r. s. Stephens ant
) Matte McGill spent Sunday in Savoy
s whers the Reverend is pastor. M.
, DeJarnette was elected c. c. of tn,
X OF P's, and Amos Alexander, " c
/. All other officers were retained Mr.
! Peter Naples is improving to the de
) light OF his friends. Mrs. Caroline
is improving. Mrs. Ella Crumptol
, and Miss Louise Bell have returned
/ from Dallas Mrs. NJ. A. Shirley ant
children have returned from Waco
: Miss Cleo Smith is home from school
The rally at the A. NJ. e Church foi
I the purpose of painting the churcl
was success. You can get tn,
J Dallas Express at S. NJ Johnsont
Fish Market
! Palestine, June 30-Mrs. r. NJ
, Dudley died 22nd instant and wa
+ buried on 23rd under the auspices
of the Knights and Daughters o
Tabor, frOm Antioch Baptist church
! Rev W. T. Wise ofFiciated Tn,
Knights and Daughters held theil
7 annual sermon 10Th instant at Grants
: Chapel A. NJ. u. church; Rev. d. p
Z Cole preached the sermon. Rev.
/ 3. Atkinson left for the S. s. Con
! eress last week. The membership
presented him with a nice hand bag
Mr.. Willie Long, a member OF Anti
och Baptist church died 18th instant
Funeral was held on the 18th. Rev
Atkinson ofIlciated Mrs Thomas
Ward of El Paso. is here VISITING
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Ward, First Avenue
Services at all the churches Sunday
Aunt Dlnnah Williams died % int
after a long illness. Keep up with
the news. Read the Express. A
Taylor, Reporter.
Rosebud, June 30.-Services were
soqoInqo 9V lie ~ p9pu91le I9A
in town Sunday. The annual SER
mon of the Masonic Lodge was de-
livered by ]. II. Martin. Mrs b. G.
Humber OF Marlin, is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law. Pref. anC
Mrs. Wright. Rev. U. S. Franks has
returned from Athens, Texas. where
he spent several days. Mr.. NoleR
Lawrence is in Dallas this week.
Mrs Mary NIilow is sick listed. We
are GLAD to see Miss c. Garnett up
a ter two weeks illness. Tie citizens
vii pull uff grand picnic in July.
Look forward to the occasion. Theo
VI Wright Reporter.
Tyler, June 3O.--East Texas was
visited every day last week with
heavy down-pour of rain which caus-
ed the delay of r. r. service Traffic
was almost olockaded in the city.
Messrs. Emmett Jones. Mgr and
TraveEng Salesman for East Texas
monograph Co., was in Mexia last
week and was well pleased with his
sale OF monographs ct records. Mr.
Some Boy (IioberD Gardner, Jr.,
o. Kansas Hity, Mo, and his sister,
Mrs. Maggie Muckelroy of Houston is
in the city visiting relatives. Mrs.
Jack Larlns and baby Anna Mari
nave returned to Texarkana. Mr..
Robert lynch is able to be on the
streets again lie stopped over in
Dallas on his way home from the
Grand Lodge and took treatment in
the Baptist Sanitarilrn. The East
Texas Norm al and Summer School at
Texas College has a large enrolment
md rs progressing splendidly under
the management Of President Banks.
who always conquers anything he
undertakes. We are all proud of him
here. He stands well with both
aces and knows how to get what
you have and you must learn to get
one of that (sense) that he has.
The world is calling for such great
non, yet they are scarce. OF the
large enrolment at the Normal only
hroe men are in attendance. Mrs
Jesse Warren, Sr., Is still on the
sick list. Mrs. Julia NJ. Donaldson |
Of Dallas Is visiting relatives and |
friends. Mrs. Georgia Martin anu
Miss Janet r. Coffman &c attending !
Prairie View State Normal Mrs. |
James iTerry's hand was accidently |
mashed last week in the elevator at |
Citizens National Bank where he has
been employed for several year |
Mrs. Dora Bivens has returned to
Fort Worth, accompanied by hel
Jrothur, Mr.. Sam Calhoun. Rev. Dan
els, pastor Of the ST. James c. NJ.
g. Church, who underwent a nasal
operation is now up and able to be
1t his post Sunday was rally day
II True Vine Baptist Church. They /
'egan rallying Sunday morning at
5. S. and rallied until 300 p. M,
went home fer dinner and returned
10 the b. Y P, u. and began on the
same text, ending up with a total OF
s57774 for the new proposed brick
-hurch. Usually people avoid rallies;
packed and Rev Alexander, the pas
or, who has just returned from the
5. S. Convention at Kansas City,
preached rally sermon-stirred the
1eople up and they never stopped
made the dollars tallys. The Royal
Until they went to the table and
Club entertained in the club room
Thursday night, honorlng the visitors
md friends of the city A pleasant
syening was spent Mr.. Johnnie Jones
las returned from Texarkana DIR.
began and family of Wiley Univer-
sity were in the city last Thurs
lay and visited the normal at Texas
College. They were enroute home
rom Dallas. Mrs Annie Price Aus
lin has returned from Fort Worth.
Mss Sarah Jackson. who taught in
Callas City School, is now at home |
with her parents. Mr. Cleveland |
Griffin has returned from Richmond |
Texas. Mr.. Robert Goodman under
v ent an operation last week and is
resting fine at the present. Mrs. |
Herman Fields made business trip
to Jacksonville Saturday. The Amer
lean Woodmen elected officers last
night All officers were
elected Mr.. John Walton and Mrs !
Lucretta Crawford were elected as
delegates to the Grand Lodge which
convenes at Denver Colorado in