The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28

er now of Fort Worth was in the
city Saturday enroute to Denison on
mission work.
Denton, May 26.-Services were
good at all the churches Sunday
Mrs. Moody of Woodwan fame
spoke TO the citizens of Denton at the
First Baptist Church, during her
visit to the Brush Burners. She
made quite an impression Miss Car
RE Johnson has returned after clos
ing her school at Seagoville. Mrs
Fannie Christian and baby are Wis
iting her sister and niece. V. C. NJ
Reynolds returned from Fort Worth
Sunday night where he visited his
wife, who underwent a serious op-
Grafton. She is reported very well
at this writing Mr.. George San
ders, alias Dor, and Mrs. Hannah
Littles were married Saturday night.
The bride is from Fort Worth Mrs.
Cecil Watts, a Northern Evangelist.
and singer is conducting a revival
at st. James A. NJ Il. Church.
Card of Thanks.
We take this method of thanking
the Golden Rule under the leader
ship of Rev. Ayers for the Surprise
party given our Grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Branch. May God bless you
all.
ALBERTA THOMPSON,
Granddaughter.
CLARENCE REED,
Grandson
JacksbOrO, May 26.-Sunday School
was good at all churches. Miss Mos
ley died 18th instant from an oper-
alton at Fort Worth. There are
many friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Cora Pickard is on the sick
list. Miss Naomi Mitchell. Mary
Shelton Susan Phillips, Ruth Brun-
ley attended conference at Mineral
Wells. We thank our many friends
for the kindness shown us during
the illness and death of our daughter
Ida; especially those of Fort Worth
Dallas and Henrietta May God bless
you. George MOsley, father, Sarah
Mosley, Mother; Linnie Mosley, Sis
ter, Clara Mosley, Sister
Calvert, May 26.-Mr. ]. p. Petty
passed through Calvert enroute to
lakewood in interest of business OF
the Sneed Oil Co. Mr.. Petty's family
owns about 600 acres of land near
the Sneed Oil Cos. holdings. Mrs.
l.. H. Hopkins of WaXahachie re-
turned home Wednesday arter spend
ing the week with Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
l.. COvington. Mrs. l.. c. Hutcher-
son and son j. l.. Left Thursday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. HutchersOn
of Bryant. Miss Fannie B. Dunlap
came home from Prairie View, and
we are sorroy to note that she is
very i'll, and hope for her a speedy
recovery. Little Miss Clarence Lii
liam, daughter of DR.. Flint of Bryan is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Il. Brasmon. Miss Ula Dunlay
is home after a successful school
term in Oklahoma. Mr.. Ardomia
Harris of Gainesville is visiting Mrs.
r. Perkins and daughter. Mrs. Sadie
Busch is cOnvalescing. Mrs. L. p.
Howard of Dallas, is visiting her
mother, Mrs L. Parker and other
relatives. Mrs. Mollie VIM is home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ap
plewhite of Corsicana. Mrs. o. c.
Edwards was a pleasant visitor at
Prairie View last week. Mrs. Sallie
Streete of Fort Worth spent few
days with her daughter. Mrs. r. D.
Walton and Mrs. r. r. Risby. Mrs
A. H. Minis, Little Jewel Smith and
the reporter, Miss Olevia, left for
Saturday for their va
cation. My little brother, Minis W
Smith will handle the Express dur
ing my absence. Please leave your
news at Prof. Minis barber shop.
Baileyyille and Jones Prairie.
Supt. ]. E. Williams was at his
post Sunday in the S. S. After SER
vices the choir left for Morning Star
TO render song services. Rev. B. w.
Williams preached an excellent SER
mon on Cooperation. Rev. w. o.
Bell left Morning Star Friday night.
Mr.. March Jones died on Thursday.
He had fingered foT two months with
weak heart. Rev. p. r. Humber
preached the funeral. Mrs. Pearl
Taylor of Marlin, a step-daughter
was at the funeral The deceased
leaves wife, three step-daughters
and two sons and a host of friends
to mourn his lost Miss Artie Jude
of Rockdale, assistant teacher at
Morning Star left Monday morning
for home Mrs. NJ. Dorgan made q
flying trip to ROckdale, as her moth
err and sister were about to leave for
Okla, to visit their broth
err. Everybody is looking forward
to the contest between the four ,choirs
at Mt Zion. Read the Express if
you expect news from your com
COrsicana, May 19.-NTiss Ethel
Ford, a student of Fred Douglass
High School is able to be up and
with her Caesar after an illness Of
a few days. Mr.. Eulas Mayfeld is
home from Meharry Medical College,
Tenn. Mr. Leonard Smith
is here from Nebraska. The Spell
ing Match held at 9Th Street Baptist
Church was very interesting, and the
way in which the students took their
seats, indicated there was a need for
a closer study of the art of spelling.
In the debate. Resolved "That the
Negro received no permanent relief
from the World War" between Fred
Douglass, negative, and the Alumni.
the affirmative, was won by tn High
School. The school boys furnished
a roar of yells that were enjoyed by
all. The Primary Department of the
City School will render their annual
program May 18th at Bethel A. NJ.
E. Church. District Conference was
held at Bethel A. NJ. oE. Church last
week, and a number of distinguished
ministers of the district were pres
ent. Rev. Miller preached an able
sermon Sunday. Citizens Of the city