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


s. s. was well attended at Grayson
Chapel A NJ. e. church under lead
ership OF Mrs. Imogene Randall,
Supt. Rev. James Marshall, pastor,
was at his post Sunday and large
audience witnessed a soul stirring
sermon was delivered by Rev. Mar
snail Tuesday night. 1t was taken
from Roman Sob. Messrs. ]. B
Joe, Mamon and Andrew Bagsby OF
Muskogee, Okla, were in the city
on real estate business; also accom-
panied by Mr.. Edwards of Muskogee.
Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. James Grant,
ST. left Saturday night for Sherman
and points south. Mr.. Grant is asst.
reporter for the Dallas Express, and
both will be missed much. Rev. H.
A. Young of San Angelo, Texas,
stopped over as guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Randall. He was from
Mineral Wells, enroute home, Waco.
He Is an able minister of the A. M.
e. church. Rev. Garnett of Weather
ford, Texas, wos a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Randall, Tuesday, en-
route from Stanford to Weatherford,
Texas. Mr.. James Blain. real estate
agent from Muskogee, okla, was in
the city Thursday and left for Dallas,
Texas, Friday. Mr.. Della Grayson
and Mrs. Imogene Randall returned
from s. S. and A. C. E. League Con-
Vention at Mineral Wells, Texas.
Mr.. Johnnie Sneed, Mr.. Tom Tipps
and families, with other parties spent
Labor Day ON a lively fishing trip.
Mrs. Ada Payne of 401 e. Bird street
is a new subscriber. Join the sat
isfied host of the Dallas Express
readers and be popular. Everybody
can read at cents per copy after
Sept. 18th, 1921. Mr.. John Hays
was in Steven County two days last
week. Let Plummer Tyler and j..
]. Sneed fix your clothes satisfactor-
lily, and r. F. Jackson feed you.
Get together with Negro enterprise
movement.
Rev. ]. w. Washington held SER
vices at the st. Mark Baptist church
all day and was largely attended.
Mr.. H. Patterson was in the city
Sunday. Mr.. w. A. Flonour was in
the city from Fort Worth, his home
on business. Miss Latha Byrd of
Weatherford is in the city. She OPP
ened school Monday with a nice
enrolment Colored people should
support the Colored businesses in
Cisco. Quit keeping the Colored
business proprietor on wonder. He
know il his race will do to depend
upon, see!A fire swept large per-
cent of the white business section
of this city. Everybody have the
nickle ready for the Dalles Express
and use 1t when the news boy come
around.
Calvert, Sept 5.--The lovers OF
the Express were glad to see the
lOc copies go and the return of the
DC copies. Please cut out going tc
your neighbors-only cents. Rev
Toney Stephenson of Oklahoma stop
ped off from New Orleans, La, ant
paid his old friends a visit. Every
body was glad to shake his hand
Prof. A. III. Minis will visit the fol-
lowing towns in interest of the G.
U. o. of o. F.: Calvert Sept. 10;
Mt. Moriah Sept. 16; Franklin Sept
IA; High Bank Sept 10; Marlin
Sept. 20; Mart Sept. 81; Wooten
Wells Sept. %; Hammond Sept. 90;
Branchville Sept. %; Baileyville Sept
II; Hearne Sept %; Cause Sept
20; Kosse Oct. 3; Groesbeck Oct
4. He is calling both brothers and
sisters together on a proposition
passed in the last Grand Lodge SEES
sion. Miss Cleo Mitchell left Sun
day on visit. Mr.. H. R. Rieder
spent the week in the city. While
here he succeeded in organizing a
camp of the National Woodmen of
Texas, with Is of 20 members; ].
D. Walling, C. c. and Mrs. ]. d.
Walling. Secretary. Mrs. s. A. Nicely
of Waco spent few days in the
city guest of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Covington. Miss Luda B. Station,
Miss Ophelia Soloman. Miss Velma
Stewart and Mr.. Camp Johnson left
for Prairie View Monday. Mr.. Lewis
Dixon of Galveston is in the city
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Wood
son. Miss Beulah Thomas spent a
few days in the city Sunday; also
her brother and his wife, the guests
Of Mr.. Aaron Lewis and his sister
on Texas avenue. Mrs. Ira B.
Brown and children left Sunday for
Alto on a visit. Mr.. Chas Fields of
Brennan spent Sunday in the city
visiting friends. Mrs. Overton of
Galveston is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Scott and mother. Prof.
r. H. Brawley of Dallas, spent a
few days in Calvert, looking after
his farm and other interests. Miss
Eula Dunlap left Monday night for
Oklahoma, where she will teach this
session. Bud Mccullough has been
adjudged insane and was carried to
franklin, Texas, Tuesday. The pa
per is only cents now. Don't work
on your Leighbor. Buy one once
in a while. Mr.. Jas. Woodley is in
the city visiting his wife. Rev, W.
L. Covington is back from New Or
leans. La, where he attended the
National Baptits Convention. Miss
Bessie Wallace is back from Waco,
where she was visiting friends and
relatives.
Cleburne, Sept. 15.-Mr. Smith of
Tulsa, Okla, spoke at the First Bap-
list church Sunday night in interest
of Tulsa Business League. A small
donation was given him. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, a baby girl.
Mesdames. L. Small and Miss Verlee
Andrews are visiting relatives at
Waco Mr.. o. L. Davis is visiting
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Taylor at Sher-
man. Mr. Hiawatha Phillips left
Sunday for Bishop College, Marsh Ill,
Texas. Miss Lena Wimberly left Tor
Prairie View. Rev. J. w. Run
preached Sunday morning and nisht
at the First Baptist church. Mr..
Tut Moore of San Antonio was the
guest of his sister last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Gatewood are the
happy parents of a little grand