The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-26

served all during the winter Jack
Johnson" is being shown at the Ra-
peeds theatre every wednesday
night and it certainly draws a large
crowd Prof. T. j. Austin had the
misfortune of sticking nail in his
foot last Friday at the Tyler high
school. Sicklisted: Mrs. Ada Mae
Langston, Mrs. Catherine Benson,
Mr.. Love Bailey, Mr.. Andrew Terry,
Mrs. NJ. J. Pinkston, Miss Janette
Coffman. where he has been made
his home for several years. He was
buried Thursday evening at new
cemetery He didn't have any rela-
tives in this State. He was a MEM
Der of the Golden Chain. Rev. Dan
iels officiated. The Colored citizens
of Tyler and Smith Counties met
on the 10th of November and organ
lied sanitary and charitable as
ISOLATION with the following officers
elected: Rev. Reuben Wright, presi-
dent; Miss Miz Maud Wheeler, sec
rotary; Mr.. Jack Jones, assistant
secretary; DR.. w. f. Warren, treas
urer; DR.. Thompson, general mana
ger. They met again Thursday night
at st. Mary Baptist church. 1t will
be located in Wright's hall north
Tyler. 1t will have a drug store
connected. The colored doctors of
the city will have charge of it. 1t
is charitable work for the entire
county. They have 1875 members
already and is expecting to put out
agents all over the county. The city
is in need of a sanitarium and it
will certainly be a treat to Tyler.
Rev. d. A. Butler of Greenville,
came last Tuesday and left Wednes-
day, carrying his wife and baby
home. Mrs. Butler has been here
with her parents. Prof. Scott, teach
er of Science at Morehouse College,
Atlanta, Ga, arrived in our city
the first of last week and made
splendid addresses at Texas College,
East Texas Academy and Tyler hi.
He left Tuesday for Waco, Dallas
and Fort Worth, returning Saturday
to speak at True Vine Baptist church
Sunday morning and Bethlhem Sun
day night. Those who failed to
hear him missed a treat and those
his wonderful address. He left Sun
day night for Marshall.
Lanes Chapel.
Rev. Hollis will preach his last
sermon before conference at Chap
pei Hill, next Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Green Leaf are having a five
room bungalow built. Prof. Bradley
and sons are doing the work. Mr..
Webb Ferguson of Rusk county, has
moved his family here and are To-
Gated near New Zion church. Mrs.
Mary Taylor is visiting her son and
daughter in Dallas and Fort Worth
respectfully. The Heroines were
visited recently by their matron,
Mrs. Emma Adkins of Lindale. This
was her first visit here, but the
members were very much impressed
with her after listening to an in
teresting address, short talks were
made by the members, followed by
big feast. Mrs w. E. Tucker, prin-
cipal of our school was detained at
home last week account of Moth
er's illness. Mr.. Nelse Warren re-
ceived the sad news of the death
of his oldest brother Prof. Burrell
Warren, Langston, Okla. He was
buried there Sunday. Prof. w. H.
Seals, one of our oldest teachers,
who is now taking a rest from
teaching and travelling in the inter-
crest of the Odd Fellows visited us
last week and made a splendid al
dress on the Good and Progress of
the order. He also visited the school
and gave some useful information
to the students.
Marlin, Nov. 24.-Prof. Chas.
Harrison has gotten to be an expert
automobile mechanic. He carries
along on all trips full kit of tools
for emergency. He is planning to
motor to San Antonio, to see Prairie
View whip Sam Houston College, in
foot ball game. Messrs. Walter
Ivan, M. NJ. Mosely, w. R. White,
Charlie Harrison and V. E. Gibson
are among the Marlinites who at
tended the Prairie View and Paul
Quinn foot ball game.
Mr.. s. A. Irwin has returned from
West Texas, he reports a splendid
financial trip Sanford Washington,
Jr., age years, died Friday, Nov.
lis and was buried Saturday even
ing following. He was sick only a
few days before he was summoned
to the throne" inspite of medical
aid his illness baffled the medical
skill. The family has the sympathy
of the entire community. Mrs. Mich
OILS, daughter of Rev. Price, answer
ed summons to the grim reaper
death. on Wednesday night, 10 inst.
She had been III only a few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moore, a
baby boy, IA IL pounds. Mother
and son doing nicely. Mr.. Moore
has been with one firm here more
than 10 years. Prof. ]. Washington
of Marlin, has been rendered the
seat of President of the Theological
Seminary at Nashville, Tenn. The
Professor hasn't as yet stated his
course in the matter. Many teachers
are attending the State Teachers
Association in session at Dallas, dur
ing Thanksgiving. A big shoe con-
Germ is contemplated in the near
future in this city. Miss Arena Bar
ton died Monday, Nov. 81, and was
buried Tuesday. She leaves a num-
Der of relatives and host of friends
to mourn her demise. Miss Dovie
benson snd Mr.. Hayes were mar
ried last Saturday. The contracting
parties are we'll known and are
thrifty.
We predict for them success. The
residence of Prof. Z. G. Taylor was
damaged by fire, due to a defective
flue. The quick manipulation Of the
fire department prevented a total
loss Several Marlenites motored to
Waco, to witness the foot ball game
between Paul Quinn and Prairie
View Colleges. Prof. Chas Harris