The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-16

A. workers, also desires some OF the
ladies clubs organizers. We have
a number of the World War boys
and plenty of young women who
would delight in such organizations
II you do not care to buy "de mig
ger papers," please quit asking the
agent to let you see II and try to
steal glance at the news events
on the sly while talking with the
agent. All the nice and creditable
things we do and all the worth
while things that happen will be
found in the paper that is of inter
est to the race. 1t is useless TO
preach race pride and practice
something different. | can't be-
lieve in your pTeachmert. Now, yer
got 1t.
sherman, July f4-Elder PR.
Woods, pastor of the Church of
| God in Christ of this city is in
Waco. attending the Convocation of
said church. Elder Woods has erect
ed an $4,000 church in Texar-
kama, Elder G.. e. Gamble of the
same denomination of Greenville is
pastor pro tenn, during the absence
of the pastor. Mr.. Lewis, a chemist
of Nashville, Tenn, visited his sis
ter Mrs. Will Walton and family.
Mrs. Hollie Robinson and daughter
left 10th inst; for a visit to her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Gardner of Kansas City, Mo-,
going from there to Colorado
Springs, to visit another daughter,
Mrs. Myrtia Grove and Porter and
| Gibson, Denison and Miss Lethia
Cornelius. Mr.. Freddie Harvey now
of Washington, d. c., now in the
pullman service visited his mother
and sister, Mrs. Georgia English and
Miss Ruth. Miss c. w. Johnson is
visiting. Mrs. w. " Manack in Dali
las. Madams Susie Black and L.
Douglass have returned from visit
to Mrs. Lena Payne in Fort Korth.
Mrs. Alma Vaughn of Dallas, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. ]. Watson. Mrs. e. G. V. Quinn
and son, Mr.. q. e. Quinn of TT.
Worth, in company with Madames
c. w. Arlington, w. " Manack of
Dallas motored to Mr.. Guinn's home
at Fort Worth and were the de-
| lighted guests of Mrs. e. e. Quinn
and little son, her mother and sis
ter, also Miss G. w. Johnson. The flu
neral of Miss Zella Mae Cox, who
died at home of her mother, South
Branch street, on the morning of the
Sth Inst, at 10 a. M, was attend
ed the 10th inst, at Harmony Bap,
4 CT nf hn
member. She was a consistent Chris
tian. The funeral was attended by
Rev. H. d. Allen, the pastor. She
was a member and was buried I'M
der the auspices of the True Daugh-
ters Tabernacle No. 325 X. of d.
of Tabor. There were impressive
solos sung and elaborate floral offer
ings in evidence of the affection for
the deceased and the sympathies ex-
tended the bereaved family, pail
bearers were: Messrs. Jas Crenshaw,
lack Singleton, Leroy Dorchester,
ALT Daingerfield, Joe Burton and
James Henderson, Resolutions on
behalf of the True Daughters Taber..
nacle were read by Misses Leslie
Mae Lawrence and Althea Jones.
Mineral Wells, July 14.-There
were services all day at. the differ
ent churches. The musical given at
the A. NJ. E. Church last Monday
night by the choir was success.
Services were especially good at Bet
mel, Rev. Sutton seems to be at his
best. There was one for Baptism.
Miss Celestine Benjamin died last
Friday and was buried Saturday
from Bethel church of which she
was a member Rev. Sutton officiat
ed. The remain was laid to rest in
Pollards cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Black are visiting relatives in
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Ben Welch
was called to the bed side of his
sick brother, Mr.. Ed Welch at Dial.
las, Texas Mr.. Mayo Wilson of TT.
Worth, was called here to the bed
side of mother, Mrs. Roberta Griggs.
who is seriously. i'll at her home on
S. e. 7th street. Mrs. c. G.. Howard
who has been visiting relatives in
Mexia, has returned to her home
and is reported i'll. / wish to
thank my many friends for the loyal
honors shown me, by way of a
birthday party, and also thank them
for the beautiful and useful pres
ents relieved and sumptuous re
past was served. Menu, cake and
punch. Mr.. w. Chandler entertained
his son, Mr.. Raymond and his
friends with a social Wednesday
night. July 9Th, beginning at IL p.
m, and lasting until 7 p, m. Thurs
day morning, terminating with a.
party of fifteen taking breakfast
in the mountains. During the af-
ternoon, games were INDUCED in and
sumptuous menu of ice cream and
ice cold melon. Mineral Wells is
jubilent over the presence of DR.. ].
Fl. Sparks of Terrell, Texas, who
will begin practice in this city. He
is an accomplished physician and
a noted female specialist. The fol-
lowing visitors are here: Messrs. |
Waller N. Cloud, San Antonio, A. ].
King, Wichita Falls; Mesdames Bal
ma Moore, Dallas; Alice Blackmon,
Dallas; Mr.. w. Sanderford, Albany.
Mr.. B. Thomas of Mexia, is now To-
Gated in this city as business as
sociate Of Mr.. A. A. Newbill in the
tailor business.
Blossom, July 14.--Mrs. Bette
Hall has been visiting friends. and
attending her mother-in-law who
died June 22nd, leaves Thursday for
her home at Okmulgee, Okla. Mrs.
Tom Dixon's son is reported i'm
proving. Mrs. Minnie Wallace is
better. Mr.. Earl Dixon, who has re-
sided here for about s years left
here Sunday for South Texas. Every
body get ready and come to Bios
som. on July %. B. H. Hooks is
giving the biggest picnic that has
been given in this city since 1909.
See e. d. Minter for suit bargains.
There were good services all day