The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-22

spent few days in Fort Worth,
last week the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Matte johnson. Deacons Nc
Ginnis. Winn Norris and a part Of
Glass B, motored out to visit Master
Augustus Robinson Sunday even
ing. During the day while out hunt
ing with some other boys, Augustus
was accidently shot in the foot and
since that time has been unable to
do any work. His mother is wild
0w His mates carried neat sum
Of money to him. Grandma Oliver is
ttsll very sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Prince Kelly.
CIebnne, Jan. 26.-Rev. Gentry
of Ardmore, Okla, has been accept
church and preached two strong
sermons Sunday to a large crowd.
Mrs. s. l.. Clark entertained the
Ladies City Club Saturday with a
two-course luncheon. Mrs Sarah
Franklin of Oklahoma, is visiting
her sister. Mrs Ola Gent. Rev. Wy
att has returned from Memphis,
Tenn. Miss Jessie Johnson of Ennis
! is visiting her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Bell.
Rev. J. w. Ruff has been accepted
as pastor of St. Paul Church at AL
varado. Mr.. Oscar Smillie, Herman
Curry and w. T. Warren of Ard
more, Okla were In the city. Mr..
Bud Kay is very sick at his home
on East Robin st. Madams Dasha
Vernon, Fannie wilbur are con-
fined to their rooms. Mrs. j. w.
Hawkins and Mrs. Thomas of Dali
las, were in the city last week.
Madams Charlie Gatewood and John
Jippins were called to the bedside
of their mother at Waxahachie, Sun
day, who is very sick. The First
Baptist Church Spring Rally is on
Rev. ]. w. Hawkins is bringing
| things to pass. Mrs Marie Bagley
is visiting her mother at Clarkville.
Her husband presented her with a
nice range Miss Iavata Chandler of
wichita Falls is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Chandler. Mrs. Matilda
Samples little son, who underwent
an operation last week is getting
along nicely. Mrs. Helen Hall of FIT.
Worth, visited her mother last
week, Mrs. Pinkle Lopages. Don't
be late with your pocket change mr.
the paper IL you want the reporter
TO smile at your door I'll be there
rain or shine, cold or hot. Mrs.
Daisy Givens is teaching school at
Alvarado. Mrs. Ed Gees daughter Of
Fort Worth, is visiting her. Services
at all churches Sunday. Mrs. j..
Prince of Dallas, was in the city
visiting relatives. A heavy snow
fell here last Tuesday night. Mr..
viii Fowler of Waxahachie was in
the city last week visiting his moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Charity Pollard. Mr.
High Phillips, who has been sick
is improving.
1807--MONARCH-102O.
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/ the city, owned and operated for and
by Colored people, All travelling
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w H. STEELE, owner.
GreenvilIe, Jan. 2O.-All the
churches of the city had excellent
service Sunday. Rev. e. L. Harri-
son of Ennis preached at New Hope
Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday
night. Both sermons were pleasing
TO the audiences. Mrs. Bette Cozine
died last Friday night and was blu
ried Sunday. Mr. Alvin Crockett has
returned home from Tulsa, Okla
Mr.. Levie Moss, son, / -ster Ze-
hebee Moss died last Saturday. Rev.
G.. B. Paul Of Texarkana, was with
New Hope Baptist Sunday School
/ Sunday. Mr.. Berial Rome and Mrs
Eta Johnson were united in mar
4 riage. We hope them much success
In the future. Mrs. Lucy Davidson
4 died Sunday evening. Miss Marguer-
4 lite Davis has returned home after
spending the Christmas at Wichita
Falls. Miss Ophelia Goss has recov-
cred from her illness. Mr. Horace
Patillo and family have moved back
TO town. Mrs. James Johnson died
and was carried to Cooper for bur
4 ial
/. Wolfe City, Jan. Sunday
School was well attended at all
n churches. Rev. Henderson preached
for the G. M. Els Sunday night
Mrs. Ida Neal OF Commerce was
! here Sunday. Miss Hattie e.. Woods
Is home from Houston College. Miss
All'e Blandom returned to her home
in klondike. Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Thomas, q boy. Please 'eive
the reporter your news. Rev. Gil
more was at his post Sunday. Miss
\ Johnnie Jones OF Fort Worth, Ia
here visiting her mother. Miss Allie
Blandom is visiting her sister, Mrs
4 M. G. Wood. Mrs. Carrie Walker re-
turned from Tulsa, Okla. Mr.. Sam
4 Hollis made flying trip to Green
Vile. The friends Of Mrs. e. G.
Foreman are glad to see her W
4 again. Little Ethel Louise McPeters
is on the sick list.
I Quincy, Jan. 20 Sunday was q
thigh day at Rock Hill Church. Rev
,lJ. G. Brown preached two able ser
4 mons. Sunday School and g. Y. p
I III. were both well attended. Mr.
H L. Price, Mr.. Jno., Bragg and
/ Prof. ]. TX Hamilton. 3. Sneed and
4 w. b. Thomas made a flying triI
4 to Joille. Mr.. Abe Bailey, the uncle
lof Mrs Jno. Bragg of Chicago was
Visiting her this week. Miss B. M
: Beacher is In Quincy, this week, IN
interest of the Jeanes Fund in the
schools. Mr.. Alvan E=rl left San
day morning Tor Wichita Falls
: Texas. Mrs. H. l.. Price Is on tht
!, sick list this week. Mr.. Morrow wal
IN the city this weeh m business
Il Mrs. Rev. w. o. Bal ey's sister was
in Quincy. this week For the Elk
press see :. +. Price. agent and re
\
porter -
sherman, jan. 10.-Mr. L. o
Rodgers of Dallas visited Miss @ w
! johnson. Mr. ara Mrs. o. Watts
have returned from Henderson
where he has been instructor fol
several months for Silver Corne
pand Mrs Oueerie Peals of Dallas