The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-10

Shan, Dallas. Miss--of Paris
has returned home after a deligh-
tful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Waters. Miss Francis, who attend
ed Summer School at Fisk is
here to spend few weeks with
parents before regular session opens
Prof Ellison of Texas College has
been elected to the faculty of Prairie
View. He and his family will leave
at an early date to the regret OF
their many friends in Tyler. Mr..
Fred Weems left last week for Dallas
in his new Dodge car. He was ac-
companied by DR.. T. c. Bledsoe, who
was enroute to Greenville to carry
the little twin sons of DR.. r. w. e.
Bledsoe. DR.. Stewart and Rev. r.
B. Francis left Sunday night for the
National Baptist Convention. Rev.
H. C. Alexander was elected from
True Vine Baptist Church but re-
fused to go on account of planning
to build in the near future. Prof.
Banks has returned from Hot Springs,
Ark, where he has enjoyed the
baths. The Colored High School has
been finished and is now ready for
the ensuing term which begins Sept.
18th This brick edifice with all
modern conveniences is a credit to
Tyler, and the ColOred people are
certainly grateful to the city and
Board of Directors for this building
and two extra teachers. Prof. Ford
who has been principal at Hender-
son and was at one time connected
with the faculty at E. T. A. has been
elected assistant principal Miss G.
Il. Terry is the other teacher. Miss
Judith Mitchell has returned home
after a pleasant visit to Fort Worth
and other cities Miss Hattie Brit
tian, who underwent an operation
some weeks ago is able to be out
again. Mr.. Hub. Morgan is still con-
fined to his bed. Miss Bertha Allen
and aunt, Mrs. Williams, have re-
turned home from Denver, Colorado,
where they spent the summer. Prof.
Muckelroy, who had been visiting
his family at Henderson was guest
of Miss B. Allen last Friday. He
was enroute to Prairie View, where
he is a member of the faculty. Mr..
and Mrs. He'll, parents of Mr. Amo- !
zon Hill lost two mules a few days
ago. They were struck by lightning. |
Mr. Alphonza Allen was called to
Troupe Saturday to take charge of
the remains of Mr.. John Freeman. |
Miss Mollie Jones has returned from
Cleburne, Dallas and Fort Worth,
Texas where she visited relatives.
Mrs. Efie L. McDaniels and children |
are visiting Mrs. Kate Johnson in
Dallas. Mr.. McDaniels went over
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his family. Mrs. M. ]. Pinkston has
returned from Houston, where she
went to pay off $4,000 note on Q
very desirable homestead for her
daughter, Mrs. DolEe Thomas
Cameron, Sept. S.-Morning SER
vices reported good at all churches
Sunday. Rev. Hughes broke the
bread of life at II o'clock and Rev. |
Evans, ex-State Supt and Organizer !
OF A. c. Il. l.. spoke very interest
ingly from John 3:16 at night. Rev.
p. R, Humber will leave for New
Orleans, La, where he will attend
the National Baptist Convention. The
barbecue given by Lights c. B. c.
Saturday was success. The pastor,
few members and friends of Bethel
A. NJ. E. church had a delightful
time last Tuesday night when they
gathered at the church and were
motored to Holtsclows bridge. There
they enjoyed many good things to
eat. After few hours of very
pleasant outing returned to the city
about HAS. Several visitors to the
city were pleasant guest. 1t was
given by Ladies Aid and Mission
airy Societies. Rev. Childs of Waco |
pastor of Joyce Chapel NJ. E. church
was at his post Sunday. The Cam |
eron District S. S. Convention which |
convened at Cox's Providence was |
reported an interesting session. Mrs. !
L. NJ. Hughes, State President of W.
H. and F. NJ has returned from |
Mexia and Terrell. respectively, |
where she attended the s. s. Con-
ventions past week. Mr. o. X. Park |
err and family have been seriously
sick but are on the mend again. The
remains of Mr.. w. c. Martin of Waco,
formerly of this place was brought
here last Wednesday for interment.
Prof Bartlett was in the city Sat
urday looking after school matters.
Mrs NJ L. Stephens is yet seriously
ill. Mr.. Jim Jones is selling his
house contents out and would like
to get a good family to rent the
place. Rev. and Mrs. Hughes en-
joyed delicious dinner Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder. Next week
the Express will be where many have
wanted its cents per copy.
Calvert, Sept S.-Mr. Ed Conner
and brother from Waco. passed thru
the city Saturday morning en- route to
their home at Navasota' While here
they called to see Prof. A. H. Minis.
Mrs Vergia (TuckeT Parker and
children are in the city, visiting her
monther, Mrs. H. Tucker. Mrs. Jes
sic Mae Tucker-Lavine of Dallas is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Har
rett Tucker. Miss Hattie Turner is
back from Fort Worth. where she
spent a pleasant summer, with
friends. She spent pleasant stay
and a joyous time Mrs. Malissia
Hayden is back from Dallas, where
she spent a few months with her
sons, Messrs. Lewis and Tom Hay
den of Queen City, Dallas. Many of
of our citizen left Sunday and Sun
day night for West Texas to pick
cotton. Prof. Allen Taylor will teach
the Jones Pfairie school this insuing
term. Calvert Colored High School
will begin its next term. 18th inst,
we therefore urge all parents and
scholars to observe this opening
day and respond to the same on the
opening. Mr.. Dan Bowles left Sat
urday night for Red Oak, Texas,
where he will spend few weeks
looking after king cotton. Mr. Sim
on Smith Of Kosse. spent a few
hours in Calvert, talking Odd Fellow