The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03

loss. Funeral was at the First Bap-
list church. Mrs. Tom Soders and
her daughter, Mrs. johnson came in
from Washington, D. C. in time for
the funeral, which was held Tuesday
about 2 p. m. The deceased was
buried on Tuesday. She leayer
rs. The Normal people are being
maze glad as their papers are COM
ing up from Austin, marked o. X.
Ihey are proud and we don't blame
them. A just reward always come
TO those who labor-perseVere and
wait-right will always win. Hon
esty Is the best Policy We are
soon TO have a racket store. Several
young men have decided to invest
their savings this way. 1t couldn't
be invested On a better enterprise.
we have gained much in a CONNER
cial way We have everything nee
essary except a bank. dry goods
store, and racket store and they are
on the way. Watch the predictions
on or before ~ months we we will
nave some or all of these mentioned
businesses established. Marlin Negro
doctors are doing what should and
could nave been done long time ago.
Ihere Is nothing in knocking and
trying to block each others game;
but there is something in unity
strength If nothing else May il he
true that some of the Colored people
OF Falls County are about to get
together. Mr.. Teddy Gerald and sew
eral others will leave for Prairie
view Normal early in September.
Prof. j. Washington, president Gaude-
lupe College, Seguin, Texas, was in
town last week and made some
timely remarks to the people on
business principles. This is the time
Tor Colored men to make good, and
after he has made good, save good.
Mr.. Luke Warren and wife came
down to be at the funeral of their
brother Rev. j. H. Childs is mka-
ing rapid strides in the ministry.
He has almost decided to quit teach
ing. Mrs. Elenor Wright of Rose
bud is spending a few days in the
city, pryor to the opening of her
school in Rosebud. Prof H. Lacy
is spending few days in Houston
and other southern points. Mrs.
Humphrey and children have lust
returned from Galveston on two
weeks vacation. Mr.Dudley johnson
Will leave in the next few days for
Tuskegee Institute. Mr.. v. A. Clip
son, the merchant tailor knows how
to serve the people. The Express
agent here wants or 6 honest
boys or girls to sell 1.-THE Dallas
along with hurry Washington. Muir
ry has been working for the Ex-
press for 5 years and is perfectly
honest. Mr.. Felix Barnes is pre-
pairing to enlarge his store-rush of
business warrants this action. Mrs
Jefferson has made some substantial
improvements on her Park Stree,
property. Mr.. w. c. Clark has de-
cided to worship with the A. M. E.
people some. A move is on foot to
buy some body a Hudson Super-Six
car. Hurry upi it is very much
needed and we think will be much
appreciated. The ungodly flee when
no one pursueth, but the righteous
stands as bold as lion; If things
doesn't concern me, why shouldn't |
hSOP duAOtg uuSB IL IL concerns me,
or If am guilty of some accusations,
or If I have been accused and am
not guilty then 1t is time to defend
myself. 1 hope you see the appli-
cation. The moral is ITO never
complain of, or about something
which does not concern you; If you
do, people will think you are guilty"
The Safety First Tailar Shop, Nc
Kinney and Hanks, proprietors is
doing fine business. Mr. NJ. E. Nc
Elvine of San Antonio, Texas; Miss
Willie Duncan of Houston, Texas,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thurmad of
Fort Worth are guests at the Elias
Hotel. Mrs. Eula Collins. her broth
er, Mr.. W. W. Elias, will leave for
Chicago in few days.
Calvert, Sept. 1.-Prof. Stamps,
of Waco, was in the city a few
hours, the guest of Mr.. John Ed
wards. Both Mr.. Edwards and Prof.
Stamps are working for the Stan
dard Life of Atlanta, Ga. Spring
Hill Baptist church, four miles from