The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09


her auntie, Hrs. j. c. Gatlin on f
Dawson street. The 4th of July wa
celebrated by all A picnic wal
given under the auspices of Clarl
Street Christian church at the churcl
park of the north side. The youni
ladies of north side enjoyed them
selves by riding Sunday night. Dom
forget the Dallas Express man, il
you can't be a booster for the Elk
press, don't he knocker. Green.
vile OIL Burners played Mckinney
Sunday and Monday.
Jacksonville, July dallas Elk.
press on sale every Saturday at San
ders and Tennerson Barber Shop
Rev. T. b. Johnson, pastor First Bap-
fist church filled his regular APP
pointment Sunday and has begun a
a great revival, assisted by Rev
Nelse Brown of California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S. Scott of Tyler are
visiting in the city. Mrs. MargretI
Brooks triumph victorious over ali
the captains in the closing contest
at the c. NJ. h. church Sunday night
by raising the highest amount, $40'5l
and was presented a ten dollar bill
for her faithful service. Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Wessmore were called to
Nacogdoches on the occount Of sick
ness. Mr.. j. c. Long, DR.. ]. e.
Warren and others motored down
from Tyler Sunday and were the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. S, Griffin
Mr.. Joe Holbert OF Fort Worth was
called home to see his father The
rally at church will be continued
until next week-full report next
issue Total collection in the rally
at Benson Chapel Sunday, $1,000.
Marshall, July fallen CcCoy, in
the preliminary hearing in the district
court for killing Miss Pearl Wool
ridge, was denied bail and remanded
to Jail. Mccoy denies the shooting
of Pearl. Mr.. William Pierce was
in the bonus given by the First Ma
tional Bank. Mrs. (Dr) r. i. Hun
ter and children are visiting her pa
rents in Tennessee. Off for the Pill
grim Grand Lodge at Bay City, Texas
Mrs LOWE Williams, VIM. Brashears
Fannie Weeks, Maud Dunn, Laura
Mayfield, Mrs. Georgia Edwards
p. F. Dennis. Dora Mahaffey. Mr.
Godspeed. our Colored Silversmith
is domiciled at p f. Dennis shop
Rev. Whitaker launched his ship
for life by marrying Miss Laura
Jones of San Augustine. Mr. Doug
las Wilcoxsin is able to ride around
some. Rev. J. B. Grundy is very
poorly. Mrs. Joe Hines is able tc
be up after several weeks from an
operation.
Denton. .mlv 7.-Services were
well attended at all churches Sun
day. Rev. S. NJ. Walker filled the
pulpit for Rev Swancy at Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church, Sunday al
3 p. M. Mrs. Mason, said to be a mem
Der of the A. NJ. f.. Church preached
for Rev. A. G. Scott at St. James A
NJ. f. church Sunday night Mrs
Liller Patton who has been visiting
her father, Mr., Joe Skinner and sis
ter, Mrs. j., w. White since school
closed, leaves for Ian ston, Okla
to enter the Langston University for
the purpose of pursuing special
course in Millinery, Domestic Art
Rev, r. j. Henderson former pastor
of the A. NJ Il. Church here, but now
a presiding elder spent few days
al home with the Madam, He preach
ed at ST, Emanuel Bantist Church
Wednesday night for Rev Ayers
people. They raised good col'ec-
tion--all went to help Rev. Ayers
IN his illness, Rev, Mask had preach
ing at his church Wednesday night
fer the same purpose Rev. A. G.
Scott will follow suite next Wednes-
day night at Rev. Ayers church The
reporter desires those who have news
they wish printed TO send same to
her Sunday night or very early Mon
day morning. Being on the sick list
all the week and none of the church
cs sending any news-make your
town news short--then you blame
We reporter. It is impossible for the
reporter to know everything that
happens in town.
UeusUn, July MONDAY July 1th
was by far a better day for celebra
Ron ty the Colored people than the
10th of June, in this city. A big
picnic under the auspices of the
cemetery association and a ball game
penison VS. Colbert, scores 10 {
favor of Colbert, was the attraction
staged at the corner of Johnson St
and Lamar Ave, the proposed Col
ored park From all reports the as
sociation under the direction of Mrs
G. H. Owens was big success
Mrs Burrell Wright died Sunday
morning; her death was unexpected
by her friends as she was up and
able TO do her house duties. Her
Sol daughter and son-in-law OF
Wichita Falls attended the funeral
II is reported the Colored men who
have been off their jobs at the Katy
Shops would soon re back at work.
Mrs. Hazel Smith has returned from
Marlin, where she WIS attending for
her health. che is confired to her
bed. at this writing Mrs. iona Stin-
son, Miss Alma Wins. Mrs J. s,