The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08
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IOc. II is very strange TO the agent;
however, we thank you for the past
patronage and stand ready to serve
you in the future r. J. Brewer.
Quincy, Oct. 6.-Sunday School was
we'll attended at the churches Sun
day. Rev. r. T. Ewells preached
at the End Baptist church. Quite a
number Of people attended the ser
vices at Church Hill and others at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Charlie
VIM of Corinth. Hon II. l.. Price
Is still in Houston in interest OF a
big Pythian drive He writes that
he is still walking and talking for
Quincy, though business calls him
away. Mr.. Jas. Hudson. formerly OF
Palestine Is spending some time in
this city. Miss Lula M. Hollis of
NacOgdOches is with us now as she
begun teaching school Monday morn
ing. Public School started this last
Monday. Prof. A. J. Jesse. Prof. ].
l.. Hamilton and Miss l.. NJ. Hollis.
There was a large enrolment. Miss
Maud Garner Is home after spend
/ ing several days in Kemp, Texas.
Prof. j. l.. Hamilton spent Sunday
beforenoon with parents. Mr. W. c.
Price, Mr. b. s. Sneed. Prof ]. l..
Hamilton and several others made
trips to Jacksonville this week. Mr..
George Hamilton is out Of town this
week. Mr.. w. b. Bailey is doing a
real cafe business He bought 6
head OF cattle and hogs for his
market. The Hamilton Bragg Gin is
still busy and Prof Hamilton is still
buying cotton. See ]. F. Price for
the Express.
POnta, Oct Sunday was fine
day and everybody attended services
at church some where s. s. was
S. Garner filled his regular appoint
ment at Plain View. At night he
filled the rostrum at MtMoriah. He
also began his school at Mt. Elm on
Sept. 25th. where he was elected for
the term as principal. Prof G. w.
Bradford will open school at Iron
Hill. Oct. 3rd as principal. Prof.
w. v. Cleaver opened his school at
Shady Grove, Sept. 26th, as principal.
School will begin at Plain View, Oct.
10th, with Mrs, Ella Christian, as
principal. Mr. Alvin Herndon has the
leading cotton production this year,
We have our eyes on him as a 1--we
wire The cotton crop in these parts
are the shortest in the history Of
the last rs years Most farmers are
through with the picking and have
turned In the fields for pasture.
Cotton sold Saturday on the streets
here for 10 IL cents per pound.
Announcements come that the Col
ored National Woodmen will pull off
a grand entertainment at Plain View
School house on Friday and Satur-
1 day nights, Oct 14th and 18th. Ev-
everybody is invited. Mrs. Lula Cole
man who has been confined to her
bed for almost a year. succumbed
to her illness Thursday. Sept. goth
and was laid to rest in the Henry
Cemetery on the 30th. Mr. Tommy
Leonard who has been confined tC
his bed for six weeks is reported
some better Mrs. Della Cleaver Is
sick listed this week. Mrs Motto
Hill is indsposed at this writing
Miss Thelma Kyle is suffering al
this writing with an attack of rheu-
matism. Miss Johnnie Mae Kyle
and Little Miss Alenza Ferguson Of
Alto. visited the sick In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Kyle on Sept
25th. and returned home on the Goth
Mrs Harriet Mansell Is sick LISTED
this week The reporter had the
pleasure TO pay Rusk a pleasant visit
and found most of the people from
home While there he sold several
copies Of the Express to Rusk peo.
pie. who are old patrons OF the Ex-
press Hello! Hellol Hello! Rusk
Mr. Wesley Cox. and Supt. p. B
Hicks went to Jacksonville on bus.
mess Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor.
ace Hardeway visited Mrs Joella
Hardaway's home folks in CUSHING
Thursday. Mrs. .Ioella is still at hel
old home, on a fortnight's visit. Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Fullei and Mr. and