The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15


ready TO begin their work with new
vim. Several new teachers have been
added 10 the faculty and they ex-
pect to go over the top this term.
The president, principals. and teach
ers are seeing that every thing Is
being put in Sanitary condition.
Students continue to come in daily.
4 Let us nope for them successful
term. Mrs. Dixie Atkinson Of Cor
sicana. Mrs. Dora Patterson and
son, Mr.. Jimmie Patterson of Fort
Worth are the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcfarland and other relatives.
Mr.. ]. W. Hunt of Dallas who rep
resents the Royal Chain of Amer
lea. spent a few days in the city
last week, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Williams. Prof j. l.. Ford, a
\ member of the High School Faculty
here, left Friday to visit his family
at Henderson. While there he made
preparation TO move his family here.
Miss Frances Warm, Messrs. Maui
rice Mosely. T. c. Bledsoe, left last
Wednesday to re-eDter school at lNsk
and Meharry. respectively Miss
Jeanette C0ffman is on the sick list.
Mr.. Thos. A. Christopher who is
erecting a modern church at Athens,
visited his family Friday and Sat
urday. The Smith County Institute
convened Monday morning at 900
o'clock at Truevne Baptist church,
with Prof Jody Phillips as conductor.
Several prominent citizens were out
and gave splendid lectures, from
which much inspiration was received.
Among the number were: Prof.
Henry Of Marshall and Mr. Ira But
Ter OF Fort Worth. Mrs. Lucretia
/ Crawford and Mr.. Eddie Fennell
favored us with Solos that was en-
joyed by all. A number of new
teachers were added to our list.
Mrs. f. f. Christopher was selected
as our secretary. tn" enrolment
was over 100. Mrs. Lucy M. Strobe
left Saturday for Dallas. The re-
] porter is in receipt Of card froE.
Miss Maud Nickens stating that she
entered Wherefore College, Sept. 49,
/ She is former teacher of our ccun-
| ty, but has been working in Dayton,
Ohio, for the last year. Married:
Saturday night. Oct 8th. Mr., Green
| Cumby and Mrs Eliza Cloud, at the
home of the brides son. Mr.. Ivory
! Foster, w. Cloud street. Mrs. A.
| d. Key made her annual visit to the
different courts last Friday. She was
introduced by Mrs Mary o. Williams
Of the Surprise Court. She left Sat
urday for her home In Greenville
Hon. Edwards of Clebuurne, Texas.
Grand Master of the Masonics. made
his annual visit Monday night and
met the different departments in joint
SESSION at X. of P. Hail. He was
guest of Mr.. A. s. Strobe and NJ
Border while in the city. Mrs. Rhode
Brooks Dean left for Crockett, where
she has accepted position at NJ. A.
Seminary. Little Misses Johnnie and
Obelia Lewis left Saturday for Mar
shall to attend school The reporter
is in receipt of an invitation to the
wedding of Miss Leila Anderson, Mus
kogee. Oklahoma, to Mr.. Carthon II.
I ee. St Louis, Mo-. Oct. 18th at
home Oct. %. st. Louis, Mo.
Jacksonville, Oct. 13.-Services
were good at all the churches and
especially at the G. M. E. church.
Mrs. Sylvester PURGE died October
9th after undergoing an operation.
$4,000 was raised during the rally
at the G. M. e. church. Mrs. VOL
lard Francis baby won the purse
of $1.00.
CarroIlton, Oct. 13.-There was
splendid Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Crooms mother was here
and spent last week with her friends.
Mrs. Page was called to the bedside
Of her sister last week who is very
| Ill at this writing. The carnival
/ was success at the A. M. e.
1 church. Rev McGruder was at his
post Sunday. Collection $44 Mrs.
liddie Jackson is able to be out
again, after two months confinement
to her room. Rev. Baker is getting
his dollar money together so as to
make his round report. That is
the way to do business.
Austin, Texas, Oct. 13.-The Church
Of God in Christ held services all
cay Sunday to the glory of God, and,
the Lord wonderfully met and bless
ed orr evening service. Bible les
son, Humility"
Sister Cora Booker of Dallas. was
wonderfully lifted up 10 sing in the
Holy Ghost and as she sang the
mission seemed to sit on hallowed
fire. Praise God for His, and the
presence of this wonderful sister.
r. c. " Ford, pastor; Sister o.
Benton, teacher.
Cleburne, Oct. 13.-Miss Beatrice
Sedberry spent few hours with her
cousin, Mrs. James B. Bell, enroute
to New York and other points east.
Mrs. s. r. Sedberry also spent few
hours here. Miss Lula Robinsin has
taken up her school work here. Lit
tic Rosetta Gee, infant daughter of
Mr.. Floyd Gee, died Thursday anG
was buried Friday Mrs. Sarah KEEL
ley and son r. c., who have been
visiting relatives at Linnard have
returned home. Her sister, Miss
Amanda Kelley accompanied her
Mrs Bessie Jay presented her moth
er. Mrs. Mary Jones a car. Mrs.
Eliza Jones Is visiting at Sherman
Little Eugene Warren fell from
ladder last week and is confined to
his ROOM Rev. Clark preached for
Rev. Burton Sunday at Itasca. Rev.
Gentry was recently called to Ter
rell to accept church. Mrs. Emma
Beasley of Paris is at the bedside
IF her son, &r. Robert Beasley, who
has been very sick. Mr.. Norwood
of Alyarado, is Ii the CITY, Mr.. and
Mrs Petty spent Sunday in Grand
Prairie guests Of Prof and Mrs. r
Ellis. Mrs. Pinkie Lopazes enter
tanned the Ladies City Club last Sat
urdav Refr eshmente were served