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

ing completed the intermediate de
partment: Hattie Bell Ward, Len;
Scott, Julia Wilburn, Pearlie Stott ant
Julia Wilburn, Parlie Scott and Harrl
II. C. FOuntaine. Several white peopl,
were present. Mrs A. l.. Bait!
twhite) presented each girl with {
bouquet. Sunday evening at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, a lovely
of their daughter, Lillian Dot Abou
seventy-five children were present
Several games were played and sew
eral songs rendered Services were
/ good at all the churches Sunday, al
pastors being at their posts. Mr.
Steve Davis, one of Cameron's mos
honored citizens was buried Satur.
day. His sons from Houston, Beau.
mond and Icola were present and re.
turned to their respective homes Sat.
urday night. We are in receipt oil
the sad intelligence of the death oil
Prof. NJ. NJ. Rodgers of Dallas, who
died in Houston. His several friends
here mourn his death. Dr. jenkins
of Waco will deliver the Commence.
ment sermon of the Colored School
at 3 p. m. Sunday. Prof Bartlett
and Mrs B. E. Robinson visited home
folk Saturday and Sunday. The re
porter beg to apologize with her Loyal
readers for failure to deliver the pa
pers for last two weeks. but school
affairs consumed my time. Revs
Moore of Temple and White of Min
erva attended the school closing al
| Curie. There is nice grocery
store in South Cameron. Mrs f. NJ
Murphy has returned from her broth
er-in-law's funerad at Victoria.
Commerce, May 26.-Rev. L. G
Farley made a return trip to Ney-
landville Sunday p. m. to offlciate at
the Skinner-Thrash nuptial The bride
and groom and a number of their
relatives mOtored over here after
the wedding. They left Sunday night
for Mt. Pleasant and other points.
We hope that naught but success and
happiness may crown them as they
sail on the matrimonial sea. Sick
listed: Messers. Bonnie Little, RObt.
Eempleton, Brady Massey, Will Hous-
ton. Mesdames. Mary Miles, Lucy
Massey, Callie Lee, Hattie Jones, and
Miss Jessie Burlington, Naomi Brown
rigg visited r. l. S. College Com
mencement exercises and reports .
nice time. Mr.. FELTON, Finnie of How
ard was a visitor in the city last
week.
Cisco, May 26.-Services were well
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Sunday, several auxiliaries of the
church are alive with interest. Sun
day School was largely attended at
the A. NJ. L. Church. Mrs. Chas.
Morris of Marshall is visiting her
husband here. Mrs. Johnnie Mae
Mills left today for Leroy. Mr..
iCobron Mccullough left for Brecken-
ridge Monday. Rev T B Parks,
pastor of A. NJ. +. Church at Robey
is in Cisco visiting friends. Jackson's
Cafe is doing the business in Cisco.
Watch his ad in the Dallas Express
and call at his place of business.
1t pays to advertise! Mr.. Johnnie
Hood made a visit to the Masonic
Lodge at Abilene, Texas. Mr.. Eugene
Barnes is i'll. See James x. Randall
for the Dallas Express every Satur-
day. Miss Alice Bluitt of Bracken-
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs Fair Butler and
son left for FL Paso Monday even
ing. Mr.. Charlie Garner is in the
city from Breckenridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams left for Waco Friday.
The Grand Reception given by Mad
ans ]. f. Randall and NJ F. Barnes
was an excellent affair. Reverend n.
Fl. Johnson preached at st. Mark
Baptist Church Wednesday night,
The 10Th of June celebration is now
on. Look forward to a grand &C
castor. Get in line with the follow
ing regular readers: Madams Mary
Thompson. Della Grayson, Hester
Wilson, Maggie Hood. Tishia Black
shear, Maggie Barnes. Vinev Nc
lntyre, Mrs. r. F Jackson. Messrs
L. G. Williams. Charlie Culberson.
Joe Taylor, Joe Chandler. J. A. Field
err Plummer TYLER, Mrs. Black. Elk
press readers-Hand important news
to agent, Miss Imogene Randall,
Mineral Wells, May 26.-The Min
eral Wells Public School had a
grand closing exercise Friday and
Saturday nights at the X. of p. Hall
The closing was "a grand affair from
every viewpoint. Being rumored that
school would not run the full term
on account of shortage of finance
it was thought that the closing would
not be so successful; but the child
rem scored one honor after another
This has been one of the most sue
cessful years in the history of the
school. In thirteen months the
school has paid S465 on a $500 piano.
and the individual savings of the
children since February in their
school Thrift Bank is S27. The mus
ic for the closing was also furnished
by the pupils. Now parents helD
us and let's put Mineral Wells
school in the foremost ranks. Sat
urday is Tag Day for the school.
Let every body help. S. A. Rucker,
Greenyille, May 26.-Rev. l.. II
Crawford is conducting a successful
revival at the Christian Church.
Rev. NJ. r. Waters of Corsicana has
been called to passionate of New Hope
Baptist Church. A literary program
was rendered at the NJ f. Church
Thursday night and was a decided
success. Mr.. John Hindley Of Den
ison was in the city visiting his fam
lily. On Monday night at New Hope
BaptFt Church a reception of well
come was held to the honor DR.. r,
w. f. Bledsoe and family of Fornev
Texas. An excellent program was
rendered to which all the profession
al people of the city responded
There was a crowded house. DR..
Bleds0e comes to us well recommended
and we are indeed glad to have him
in orr midst. Mr.. Ulysses Hisbon has
purchased a DODGE car. Mrs. Col
Inns served the Ross High School
faculty their dinner last Thursday.
It was a surprise to all and shall
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