The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

much to lose her, but we find con-
ISOLATION in the words when she re-
turns to us next year. She will
bring the bacon with her and be
able thin to take care of better
situation. Prof. w. R. Banks car
of Texas College received the first
prize "a check for $4,000 as being
| the prettiest decorated car in the
! parade. The reporter must admit
! it was keen selection and cannot
find words to describe the decora-
ton. Mr.. Nathan Dufield has open
ed first class grocery store on
North Border avenue and has
young lady in there to look after
your wants. Blind Nathan is a re-
markable unfortunate man. Mrs.
Westbrooks died Saturday evening
in North Tyler. A large number of
Smith County teachers began their
work Monday Mrs. Deola Brooks
Pierce, wife of Prof. Pierce died at
her home in Jacksonville. last week.
She was a bride of not quite two
years and had been with us in our
last institute. We extend sympathy
to bereaved family. Mr.. JAS Clark,
N. Y. Mr.. Frank Collins, Texarkana;
Mr. H. r. Swan, st. Louis; Mr.. F.
Harrison, Pine Bluff and Mr.. Clar
ence Walden, Pine Bluff; were
guests of Mr.. Henderson Calhoun
last week and spent a pleasant time.
Prof. John L. Ford has moved his
family here from Henderson and
will be found at the Langrum place,
near Texas College. Revs. Weaver,
Bufford, Francis, DR., Stewart and
others attended the Baptist conven-
ton at Fort Worth, last week.
Mr.. Archie Evans also made the
trip to- Fort Worth and Dallas in
his Sedan Ford.
Waxahachie, Oct. 20.-Hold-up
are becoming quite common around
our little town. On last Tuesday |
evening the members of Samaria |
Baptist church gave a reception in
honor of Prof, P. e. Goldthwaite, |
who has recently been elected Sec
rotary of the great Baptist Mission
airy and Educational Convention of
Texas. All Waxahachie join in re-
joicing with Samaria as we feel
the honored position has been cred
itably given. The following persons
were visitors to FIT. Worth, during
said convention. Mrs. S. A. Tyson,
Mrs. N. e. Moore. Mrs. L. e. Reed,
Mrs. Matte Borders, Miss Alitha
Apperson. Mrs. o. M. Goldthwaite;
messenger from the missionary de-
partment of Samaria.
Sick listed: Mr.. M. Munchus, !
VIM. Johnson, Mrs. Eliza Taylor.
The funeral of Mrs. Luvenia JEFF
ferson was held Tuesday evening
from Samaria Baptist church of
which she was a member. Spalding
Undertaken Co., in charge This
company has opened nice parlor :
in the Colored Section of town for +,
the convenience of our people.
Athens, Oct. 2O.-Serviees were
attended at all church Sunday. Rev. |
Garman, the splendid pastor Of Mt
Providence Baptist church was with
his people Sunday. Rev. G. H. Pugh |
the stalwart pastor of the A. M. E.
church and his people are making
rapid progress in completing their
church for the coming annual con-
leItuCt NHlCu IDnNtuSS mere lNO-
vember. DR.. w. o. Boyd the presi
ding elder also was with them Sun
day and held his 4th and last quar-
terly conference, amount raise $685.
So Mr.. Fisher, the father of Prof.
Fisher was here Sunday with his |
son. Miss Margeree Morris serious
ly burned her hand and had to go |
home for an indefinite stay. Miss
Myrtle Smith accepts position teach
ing in her place. Mrs. Lettie Lane !
spends a week in Dallas. Mrs. Lo-
retta Hunter and Mrs. Carrie Der
rough spent three days in Dallas |
attending the fair. Mr., s. S. Jiles
who is working in Fort Worth, was
here days on business. Mrs. Sarah |
Chatter and Miss Leila Lewis opened !
a new cafe in the Jordan building. |
All the people who went away have
Just about all returned home. We
have no excuse now to buy the Elk
press, its only cents per copy to
everybody. Everyone must read and
pay as we go so the papers viii
soon number one hundred in our
city. AS usual you can always find
the Express at T.. G.. Franks bar
Der shop. Laura H. Miller, reporter.
Clebupe, Oct. 2O.-Rey. Graham
and members of the NJ. Z. Church
have completed their new church.