The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29

Ferris, Oct. 27.-Rev. T. S. Moore
preached his last annual sermon
Sunday. He will leave for Conference
Wednesday. Rev. j. S. A. Trower
filled his appointment here Sunday.
He just returned from the conven-
ton with glazing reports. Miss An
ME Lee Clark is attending school
in Houston. Little D. l.. Coleman,
niece of Prof. and Mrs. d. L. Lit
ties, after spending the summer
here will leave for her home, Cool
edge, Texas on the goth inst. to
enter school. Mrs. S. Dukes has re-
turned home.
Houston. Oct 27.-Lawyer A. C.
Willard died here last week. Mrs.
Matte Stokes died last week. Fun.
eral was held at the Wesley A. NJ.
Il. Church. Mrs. Jane Johnson died
few days ago and her funeral was
held at Bethel Baptist church. Mrs.
Minnie Smith-Watts died here and
her remains was shipped to Dallas,
her former home for burial. Mrs.
Taylor Clark died Thursday, Oct goth
and was buried from the Shiloh
Baptist church under auspices of
the X. of P's. Rev. c. II. Hunt died
last week and his funeral took place
Sunday. He was the beloved pastor
OF Good Hope Baptist Church Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Cephus, 1907
Leland Ave, an 8 pound baby girl
Mother and baby doing well at this
writing. We want more readers for
the Dallas Express. Copies deliver
ed anywhere in the city. See or
;Hng VIM. Archibald at Phone Preston
1880, 422 San Felipe street. Mrs. II.
NJ. Whitby left last week for Nash
vile, Tenn, where she will attend
the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Fisk
Jubilee Singers. Prof. W. S. Willis.
Ghand Chancellor of the X. of P'e
of Texas was a pleasant visitor in
this city last week.
JacksbOrO, Oct 27.-Sunday School
on time. B. Y. P. U. at o'clock.
Mrs. Johc Hoyt left Saturday for
Houston, Texas, to be at the bed
side of her daughter, Miss Naoma
Mitchell. News reached here from
Topeka, Kansas, that Lee Lewis was
seriously injured there and was en-
route home for treatment. but at this
writing had not arrived Misses
Ruthie and Rubie BriInley are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. White at
Dallas. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Brunley have moved to Waco, Texas
where lie has employment. Miss
Clara Mosley is agent for the Stai
Hair Grower Co. Mrs. Susan Phil
lips is attending the Dallas Fair.
league, Oct. % Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Sunday. rev. A D. Duncan of Waco
passed through the city last Saturday
enroute to his church at Salem. He
visited the city people last Sunday
and night, Rev G. w. Jackson, pas
tor. Mrs. A. D. Buckley and Miss
LOWE Mae, her daughter. have re.
turned from Dallas Corsicana and
WaXahachie. They were accompanied
by Mrs. BuclIley's little nephey, J.
e. Pouncy Mrs. Pearley Scott is
visiting relatives in Mexia this week
Rev. Britt of Waxahochie was at his
post last Sunday and -~eached two
soul stirring sermons. Mrs. r. ].
Brewey is taking a course in the
Hyghtone Hair System, and will soon
complete the course. Look for the
agent when you want the Dallas
Express. R. j. Brewer, Reporter.
jacksonville, Oct. 27.-The Dallas
Express. the best Colored paper pub
lished in the South. can be found
every Saturday at Sanders and Ten
nerson's Barber Shop. Rev w. M.
White, pastor OF M. e. church filled
his pulpit Sunday. In the after
noon Rev. Smith and the people
from the c. M. e. church turned
out to help Rev. White in his last
services. Rev. w. H. Vance (white)
pastor of the M. E. church South,
preached a stirring sermon to a
large audience. The pastor preached
his closing sermon at night at this
place for the conference year. Mrs.
Mary Mansing and Little Daughter
Brady, after a weeks stay in Dallas
returned home last week. Mr.. Pat
Johnson of Wildhurst spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the city visiting
his family. Mr.. s. Pierce. Miss Pearl
G.. and C. e. Pierce left Sunday to
begin their school work. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jotn Fuller spent Saturday and
Sunday in Dallas. Mr.. Georgt Dent