The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-13

Marlin, August 13.-The Marlin
Baptist Church pulled off $1,000
rally last Sunday with success. Mrs.
Chiffon Ward died recently and was
buried 5th inst. Undertaken Wash
ington buried remains. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, twin boys. Mother
and sons are doing fine. Mr.. Gus
Gerolds handles the largest transfer
line in Marlin, no one excepted. Mr..
Jarmon, also runs a transfer. line.
The Eummer Normal has closed with
more than so teachers in attendance
and about 80 or more taking exam
young men of the Uppertens gave
social Thursday night, August A
at the beautiful residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Gerald, and many of
the out-of-town people attended; and
1 tell you, grand time was had by
all who were fortunate to be on the
invited list DR.. Mooney of the M.
E. Church has been confined to his
room for more than three weeks. He
was unable to attend the district
conference that was held in his
church district at Girley last week.
He is. much improved at this writ
ing. The conference was a success.
Bishop Johnson (Solored) was there
and delivered some wonderful ad-
dresses. The delegates from the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge which was in
session last week at Houston, have
returned and bring fiattering reports.
-, nA a ohf fn7, location naYt
year, but we have not given up
the fight The erection of their
500, 100000 Temple and Sanitarium,
Marlin people will put up as big
bonus as any other place and more;
and sthe Chain Gang will not regret
should the committee to be appointed
center their location on Marlin. Mr..
Edwin Stamps has resigned his chair
of History in the P. " S. N. s. and
has accepted the agency Of the
Standard Life Insurance Company,
with his headquarters in Waco, Texas.
This young man is reliable and trust
worthy and is Marlin product.
Miss Carrie Pendivers who is visit
ing in Gonzales, will return in the
next few days ready for her school
work. Madam Campbell and child
rem will return in a few days from
Oklahoma and other eastern points.
Mrs. Tom Soders and grand children
along with Mrs. A. 3. Johnson oil
P.-V. S. N, are visiting their son
and brother in Washington, ID. u
Miss Athal Black of Marlin, who
is taking a post course in MUSIC
Latin and Mathematics in FISK Uni
versity, sreports that she is dong
fine and that she hopes to return
nv the middle of Sept. to be ready
for her work in the Marlin Hlgn
School. She will return via Biz
mingham, Alabama to visit her protn.
er. Prof. L. o. Black, who mas peer
recently elected principal OF OAK,
land High school for 10 months AZ
salary of $500 per month. we
hone for these young people success
Hurrahi for our High School prin-
cipal. Prof. P. A. Stamps. we pc
lieye in giving honor to whom hohoi
is due. Let us learn to strow some
roses before death , overtaKes US
then we will be able to appreciate
them and help to enjoy them MIS-
richardson of Milliican. Texas, has
bought a lot from Mr. R. c. Shaw or
WILEY street, at a cost of $S25.O'
cash. She has erected a $1,000 mod
ern home on same. Mr. Richie O
pelham, Texas, fully worth $4,000
spent few days in Marlin for rest
He is impressed with things arount
and about Marlin, and he indicates
that he may return soon. Mr.. Richie
is single and has been for Niger
years; somebody had better look out
for opportunities like this does no
show up ofen. Mr.. Bates from WITCH
lita Falls is here for health and rest
and in fast coming INTO his owl
again. Miss Eubanks will leave To-
Dallas this week, she is much i'm
proved. Miss Mamie Pickett OF Kan
sas CITY. Mo-, is dowh to see he
mother and son. Mr. B. J. Mathi
l,of Commerce Street is still doinI
big things. His $4,000 stock i