The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-23

died recently. She was considered
our friend. We have indeel lost a
friend among the white people OF
this city, She was respected as a
devoted Christian woman, and we
extend our sympathy TO the family
and relatives. Mrs. Ophelia wilson
Brown lost her home by fire and
$4,000 in money. Jessie Copeland
said to be from Shreveport, La. shot
to death Mr.. McElmore. There was
no eye witness to the tragedy. Grand
Master Grimes of the Ancient Order
of Pilgrims paid our order an annual
visit; a nice crowd greeted him.
The American Woodmen had their
annual Thanksgiving sermon at Be
thesda Baptist Church. A nice pro-
gram was rendered. Mr.. Douglas
Wilcox is improving some Mr. W.
NJ. Carter is up from Shreveport
visiting his family. Mrs. hurry Rob-
inson Is very sick. Mr. Joe Beaver,
Manager of the Braves Base-gall
Team of Marshall, had the misfor-
tune of losing his beautiful home.
A few of his household goods were
saved. Mrs. James Goodby is i'm
porving some after stroke of pa
ralysis.
Tyler, April 21-Winter hit this
berg Saturday and lasted all day
Sunday causing people to hunt up
their winter clothes. Services were
well attended at all churches Sun
day and night. Revival will begin
at True Vine Baptist Church next
Sunday-an invitation is extended to
all churches to come out and lend
helping hand. The American Wood
men will have their annual sermon
preached on the fourth Sunday at
the A. NJ. Il. Church Mrs. A. d.
Tucker and daughter, Miss Bertha
May, have returned from Ennis. Mrs.
Muldrew of CASTOR avenue left Sun
| day for Arkansas and other States.
Miss Georgia Griffin was guest of
Miss Janet Coffman last week. Mrs.
May Jordan and doughter, Miss
Louise, have returned from Waco.
Messrs.. Mack Littlejohn and Hender-
son Calhoun left Sunday for Mexico
City. Mr.. John c. Long left Friday
evening for Houston on business.
Mrs. Octavia Kirk of Fort Worth is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Willie Barrett closed her school
at Malakoff last Friday Miss Helen
Nickens and mother are in Dayton.
Ohio, visiting relatives. Miss Emma
Hayden of Crockett has closed her
school and returned home. Mr.. HO-
ward Smith has purchased a piano
Mr.. Kelly Daniels of Dallas is here
visiting relatives and friends.
The remains of Mrs. Dora
Kelso, who died in Oklahoma City
arrived last Monday and was carried
to the FIRST Baptist Church where
funeral was held in the afternoon
She left husband, sons, nine sisters
two brothers and a host of friends
to mourn her loss. Her rsisters
Mrs. Julia Brooks of Tyler Mrs
Mary Wilson, Detroit, Mrs. A r
Brooks and husband, Dallas, Mrs.
Emma Breshears, Chandler, Mrs.
Clara Alexander, Henderson. Mrs.
Ella Jackson, Dallas, Mrs. j. Brooks,
Oklahoma City; niece, Mrs. Bea Effie
Goosby, Kansas, and friend, Mrs.
Smith of Oklahoma, accompanied the
remains to Tyler. She was a mem
Der of the American Woodmen and
Courts of Calanthe at her home but
! the Orders here turned out to pay
the last tribute of respect. DR.. Stew
art officiated. Interment in the new
cemetery. Mrs. c. B. Hester is here
visiting her sisters. Miss Edith o.
Cornelius is the Stenographer for
the Christian Mutual Benefit Associ-
alton and is doing fine in the business.
Mrs. Charlie Allen and son have
returned from Raleigh, n. c. Mrs.
Lucy STROBE is Visiting in Winona
| Mr.. Wavne Henry of Dallas was the
guest Of Mrs. ObeHa Moseley Suday
and spent an ENJOYABLE evening to-
gether. Dan Furch, Reporter.
Athens, April 21.-Seryices were
well attended Sunday. Rev. Pugh
and his good people are engaged in a
real hot revival, conducted by Rev.
W. Z. Adams, pastor at Gilmer, as
sisted by Rev. A. Snowden of this
city, pastor at Powell II accessions
with 8 converts. He is surely a God
sent man with the power. Miss
Minnie Kelly of the a. NJ. +. Church
pIBnSuBA eql qlLM 'Sr9I$ p9nIodeL
Book on the End and last series for
I the completion of the church, also
Mrs. Loretta Hunter reported $20.SS
Sunday night. The Priscilla Art
Club was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Rosetta Mckee. A delicious
menu was served. The Young Miss
es Idle Hour Club is bringing things
to past in this city. Mr.. Fred An
derson received a sad message that
! his cousin, Archie Anderson was
/ killed in Ennis, cause unknown.
Mr.. Willie Mcdonald and Mrs. Susie
Jiles of Rachel Box was called to
LaRue to attend a funeral. Miss
Georgia Griffin of Chandler is spend
| ing the week end with her sister,
, Mrs. Ellen Barker. Mr.. George W.
Tucker is erecting a modern cottage
also Mr. Fox Barker is building a
new store house. Mrs. Nancy Franks
returned after weeks visit in DIAL
las. She reports nice time. Mr..
| Henry Allen, Jr., who was reared
here was killed in Graham, Texas by
his wife (stabbed) and was grought
here for burial He is survived by
5 sisters, brothers and father and
host of friends and relatives
Looks like all the home boys are
getting killed and brought back
Rev. c. H. Pugh offici7ted. Mr.. Robt
Guyden is on the sick list Mrs. l..
H. Miller rejoiced to receive a letter.
after years passed, from her older
brother, George L. in Aitus. Okla
homa Those who owe for the Ex-
press see the Reporter Find the
Express at e. G. Franks Barbershop.
Laura Miller, Reporter
Cleburne, April 21.-Miss Marie
Frame died Friday and was buried
Sunday. Funeral was attended at the
Mt Zion Baptist Church. Rev. Joseph
A. Brown officated. Mr.. Gene Hunter
soI I{ l..