The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29

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nome in the eastern portion of the |
county after long illness He was
one that was well and highly respect |
cd by all who knew him. He was n |
member of the Baptist church and |
the Golden Link buried with honUrs |
Funeral attended from the residence |
Rev. j. f. Rice attending: laid to |
rest in the Nickoles cemetery He
was widower OF many years, his |
wife having died many years ago
lie leaves a. sister, Mrs. Lizzie Haw- |
Icy, niece, an adopted son and a |
host Of friends to mourn his lost !
y very sad occurrence occurred six |
90 miles N the eastern portion OF
the. county when Mr. Horris and |
5 others of his family was in some |
way poisoned, the result to date is
two is dead and are very seriously |
i'll and not expected to live. No |
clue as to the poisoning All efforts
are being put forward to compre-
bend the guilty one. Messrs. r. L.
Lane and j. H. Hudson, John Banks, |
three old fathers were able to be in |
town once again. Mr.. j. Q. Robin
Smith who was so badly hurt at the +,
T. and p. shops is much better able
to stir around. A card is out with
this wording: Bethesda Baptist |
Club System 1921, month Oct Cap
tain, Mrs. BarbOn. Please help us.
p. F. Dennis one solicitor Mrs. Bar
low is a worthy young lady help
her. II is for Bethesda Boptist
church. one Of the leading churches
of Texas. They are planning good
things. Where is Deacon Ebert jam
son? Mrs. V. A. Grundy is able
to be at her place of business. Mrs
Maggie Harris is on the sick list.
Bishop College is grindinP away in
creasng in number daily. Read tie
Dallas Express delivered at your
door for $2.25 per year, 20 cents
per month. ring 833 Give me the !
news of your home-ring 'em in.
Cooper, Oct. 27.-Services were
good Sunday and everybody seemed
to be high spirited, Rev. H. II.
Palmer filled the rostrum at 1880
a. m. and preached to nice congre-
CATION. Sunday School was well at
tended as usual. Prof. Nelson went !
to Paris on business. Some thought |
that he went to get married, but,
/ think that he will let us know |
before this is pulled off so that we
might congratulate him and make
him welcome to his feast which
God shall have given him. /. M.
Martin is the insurance man. Mrs. I
Mamie Johnson and Mr.. George
Roseman attended the state fair
at Dallas last week. Mrs. Okley is
remodeling her home on church
Street. School attendance is still in
creasing and the children are low
ing their new teacher. Plans have
been put on to organize a Patient
Club. j. S. Span was elected to at
tend the NJ and d. meeting at At
las on the 9th inst Pay for the
express as it comes to your home
and you want get behind.
Calvert, Oct. 27,-Prof A. G.
Robinson of p. W.. spent Sunday in
this city, the guest of his family
while here he ordered 20 copies of
the Express. He will act as agent.
We have the sad intelligence of the
death of Mr. Burton Ogleby of
Branchville. All the teachers of the
city and outer districts are homes
from the Teachers County Institute
which met at Heane, Texas. Mr..
L. C. Hutcherson left Sunday night
for Fort Worth, Texas. where he is
employed. Mr. Jeff Knight is one
of Calvert's most prosperous farm
ers and is always busy, He is now
putting in wood for several citizens
of the city Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Brown
and little miss NJ, NJ. Brown spent
| Sunday in the city the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Hammonds.
| Prof. and Mrs. A H. Minis received
the announcement of the arrival of
little daughter at the home of
their son, in New Orleans, La, on
the 18th inst. Mesdames Lizzie
Woodley, Luells Dean, and Geo.
Waters left Tuesday for Dallas, to
attend NJ f. Annual Conference.
Miss Chas. NJ. Fisher is back from
Houston, where she spent a few
days with relatives and friends. Mr..
Henry Haynes is in the city from
! Groesbeck visiting Miss Chas. Mae
Fisher. Nine. Franklin-McCoy and
husband of Houston and Miss Mayme
s. Durham motored from Dallas, to
Houston through Calvert, Sunday,
this is Miss Durham's home and the
reporter was glad to shake her hand.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson left for her home
at Galveston. after spending the
summer here. Mrs. Eugene Hays
OF Kansas City, Mo-. spent few
days as the guest of Miss Lula Max
well and parents last week. Miss
Maxwell has been i'll for the last
four months but we are glad to re-
port that he is much improved and
went fishins to the delight of her
friends.
Robertson County Colored Teach
ers' Institute convened at Hearne,
Texas, Oct. 18th to 21at inclusive.
The session opened promptly at 800
o'clock Monday morning at the
high school with fifty-eight teach
ers present.
After the opening exercises with
Mrs. e. l.. d. Conner as presiding
officer and Miss M. o. Reed, sec
rotary. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. e. G. Covington. Pres
ident; Prof. j. W. Green, Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. v. A. Hoyt, Sec'y; Miss
Pearl C. Points, Assist. Sec'y; Miss
w. Blanche Whitehead. Pianiste;
Mrs. Stella Sledge Epperson, Critic;
Rev. Coffey, Chaplain; (Miss) M.
M, Walton, Reporter.
We were visited Tuesday and Fri
day by our County Supt Miss Clara
Story. Miss Story IN her own way
gave us a number of helpful hints.
She also stressed the care of the
text books. So 1t behooves each OF