The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08

Houston, Oct 6.-Mrs. Willie May
T0mpkins, 3012 Hadley street. left
Saturday for Bay City to begin her
school work. Miss Efiie Orange who
has been spending the summer in
Houston visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bennie Venters, 400 Richmond St.,
left last week for her home at
Hattisville, Texas. Mrs. Carrie Cor
don returned from Waco. Texas Sat
urday where she was called TO at
tend the official Board of the U. X.
n. OF Texas Jurisdiction. Mrs. Sarah
Jane Blanchett, 1908 Ruthyen street
died last Tuesday. Her remains were
shipped to Crockett, Texas. Kelly
williams died last Thursday and was
buried Sunday. II is reported that
Mr.. Bob Roberts, the real estate
agent, left Houston few days ago
between two suns. Mr.. I'D, Francis
died last week Funeral was Sun
day from Antioch Baptist church.
OF which he was member. Mr.
+. ASHORE returned from Marlin
Texas, last week where he has been
in search OF health.
Wanted More readers for the Dali
las Express Copies for sale at
Dorns Cafe, 7l5 Prairie St. or Little
Queen Barber Shop, 715 San FeHpe
street, and az Rice's cold drink
stand, 2414 Mckinney Ave, or see
VIM. Archibald, the agent 422 San
Felipe Street Phone Preston 1880.
Texarkana, Oct. 6.--Texarkana was
greatly delighted with great lee
ture by DR.. Budnanus9. native Of
Cuba. He said many good things
High School Auditorium. Dr. Bud
anauso is well acquainted with the
characteristics and conditions OF our
people despite the fact he is OF
Cuba. The SAID many good things
and gave much wholesome advice
during his discussion. He didn't
have much time TO tarry in this city,
but when he shall have returned,
if ever this is possible he will find
the doors Of Texarkana open to him.
The world State Of Texas and the
people need more such men as this
accomplished man. Come again doc
tor. you are as welcome as the flow
ers in May. G. A. Gray. Reporter.
Mckinney, Oct. Sunday School
is progressing at the Free viii Bap-
fist Church with a good attendance,
Mrs. II. Graves as its Supt Teach
ers are: Mrs. j. w. Watty Mrs.
jamie Jaggers, Mrs. Willie Wilson,
Mrs. A. W. Watty The ladies above
mentioned realized nice sum from
a Chicken Supper Saturday night
Miss Mabel Bell is able to be up af-
ter several weeks illness. As the
reporter entered a barber shop TO
deliver some papers Saturday, some
c0wardly, sneak thief helped them
selves to my papers. which caused
me to be short with ny regular
readers. We are being asked why
Mckinney don't have any writeup
we must say we do not know, unless
the people fail to contribute to the
news reporter who cant report the
happenings unless Informed OF the
same. II you will do this in the
future the reporter will do the rest
We would like to have some little
boys Saturdays from about to
p. m. to sell the Express Call al
FaulI1ner's Cafe and ask for w. II
Mayo We are more than pleased
with the response for the 100 read.
ers we called for Read the Dallas
Express, your paper Remember We
deliver to your door, rain or shine
II you only give us an order.
league, Oct. g. Sunday School was
well attended at all churches Sun
day. Rev. Coleman preached at the
First Baptist church. in South Town
last Sunday night Mrs. T.. II. Hall
OF Jewett, Texas, was In town Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. j
Brewer. There were many persons
in town last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
Rodgers have made their arrival
Many of the city people are attend
ing the Lebaton Association at Salem
this week, There Is great demand
for the Express on account OF the
order coming short IL Is strange
some OF the people are turning the
paper down at the present price OF