The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-17

at true vine Sunday morning, re-
viewed the lesson and brought out
many good interesting points. He
was ably assisted by Prof. ]. L. Ford.
Mrs. ]. M. Donaldson, who spent the
summer with her cousin, Mrs. c.
p. Quinley, has returned to Dallas
to make preparation to resume her
work In the High School there. She
was accompanied by her son, Mr..
Jack Donaldson. Mr.. Donaldson fin
ished at Tuskegee this term and has
been elected to the faculty at the
Southern Normal Industrial Insti-
tute at Brewton, Alabama, as Book
keeper, Commander of the Military
Department, Instructor in Mathe-
mates and Director of the Band.
This young man bids fair to be
noble educator, and one that the
race will be proud of. The Parents
and Teachers met at the Tyler Col
ored High School Friday evening
despite the rainy weather. There
was not even standing room in the
Chapel. The purpose of meeting was
to organize a Mothers Club, which
resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Tom Swami,
President; Mrs. Austin. LIST vice.
president; Mrs. Bledsoe, End vice
president; Mrs. Flournoy, 3rd vice
president; Mrs. G. E. Martin, Sec
rotary; Mrs. B. L. Caswell, Treas
urer. The rest of the evening was
spent in listening to various lee
lures on How Parents and Teachers
Should Cooperate Mrs. Banks made
n INN hSl
always does. Monday morning long
before the hour appointed for open
ing the streets were filled with child
rem, parents, ministers and visitors,
fiocking to the new, beautiful three
story brick building to witness the
opening exercises, which was a treat
to them all Miss Judith Mitchell has
returned to Texas College to get
her reports and etc. made out for
the opening. Mrs. B. v. Branham
returned to her home at Corsicana
last Tuesday. She was royalty en-
tertained while in the city by Mines.
Mosely, Terry, Calhoun. and Miss
Coffman. She also rendered several
selections at II o'clock service and
b. Y. p. U. at True Vine Baptist !
her sweet soprano voice. The Col
ored people held a, successful mass
meeting at True Vine Baptist church |
Thursday night to make preparations |
for the Colored peoples department
of the East Texas Fair with Mr.. !
John Long, manager. Mr.. Archie |
Sapp and Felix Belcher has opened |
a neat dee cream parlor on Oak St |
Mrs. Jenkins of Overton, who had |
been in the city a few days visiting |
relatives died at the home of her |
brother-in-law, Mr.. Green Cumby, Nc
fadden Street, last Friday evening. |
She left husband, several children,
all grown and married. to mourn |
her demise. Her body was prepared
for burial by Aliens Undertaking
establishment and shipped to Over
ton Saturday, followed by number
of sorrowing relatives and friends.
Miss Goldie Mitchell has returned
from Omaha, Nebr., where she WIS.,
tied her sister, Miss Emma Mitchell,
niece, Miss Fay Benson. She also
an operation while there.
Mrs. Beulah Deese spent few days
in Mineola last week visiting rel
atives Miss Atha Lena Long has
accepted position in Beaumont City
Schools for 10 months at $85 per
month. Mrs. Julia Kittrell spent last
week at her old home, Little Rock,
Ark, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. V. ]. Long will have charge
of the Episcopalian Schoon on 7.
Common street, this year. Miss Mary
l.. Taylor has returned home after
a pleasant visit with relatives at !!
Fort Worth and Dallas. Mr.. Emmett
Jones, manager of the East Texas
Co., made quite record
last week selling pianos and vic
trolas. He sold a piano to the
Tyler High School; sold another to
Mr.. Ben Smith. and sold victrolas
to the following persons: Mr.. Cleve-
land Hill, Mr.. Roged Carroll, Winona;
and Mr.. Langston Brown. Little
Miss Eliza Mae Pugh has returned
from Dallas, where she visited her
brother, Mr.. Allen Pugh. and will re- I
enter High School Miss Fannie Nc
Fadden left Sunday for Jacksonville,
where she will teach this term. Mrs.
H. Bledsoe visited the st. James
Baptist church in the Academy Hgts.
Sunday and organized the Y. w c. !
A. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Foster have
had their house wired. Mines. Mary
Stokes, organizer of the Star Light
Band, visited Pleasant Grove Sun
lay She was accompanied by Mrs. (
L. Johnson. DR.. ]. e. Warren has
lad water installed. The Star Light \
Band entertained Little Miss Mabel
Johnson last Thursday evening at
Bethlehem Baptist church. She left ]
or Waco Friday morning. Club No.
/. of Bethlehem Baptist Missionary /
society raised $500 in last weeks a
eport Watch the Dallas Express b
or the announcement of the wedding C
,ells. Mrs. Mary Stokes has in [
tailed piano in her home on w. n
.ollar street. The many friends OF
Iiss Jewel Orange regret very much D
o learn of her continued illness. t
Temple, Sept. Is. Mrs. Beatrice
Ilanford who was sent here last n
for treatment. died short
Y after her arrival at the Colored G
iemorisl Hospital. Her remains /
Tere shipped back to her home in X
blooming Grove for interment by T.. U
!. C. Branford, undertaken. Mrs. t
Judge Ward, after several weeks r.
lness, is much improved al this t
Triting. Mr.. Lewis Mills is little o
suffering with a boil o
yer his left eye. Mrs. Maggie Dun
an of So. Sth street is suffering
le lost of a chimney, as the result g
{ the storm and rain, which swept M
yer Temple last Friday and Satur- o.
ay. The laying of the Corner II
tone' of Wayman Chapel A. M. E. 81
httrah will ha narfOruad newt SIM n