The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

Rotan. Mrs. Lutecha Blackshire
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Brown Camp. Miss Bird. Little Jes-
! sic May Thompson, Mr.. Greason and
others had a nice time on hunting
trip Saturday Mrs. Almer Wash
ington visited in Dallas a few days
Mr.. Johnnie Parker spent a few days
in the city. He returned to his
home in Haskell. When you want
something good to eat call at jack
sons Cafe. Find the Dallas Express
at same place When you have news
see Mrs. Mary Thompson. r. e.
jackson, Reporter.
San Angelo, Oct. 2O.-Rev. H. A.
Young, P. c. of the A. NJ. +. Church
is closing out his years work as
pastor of the st. Paul A. M. E.
church. Mr.. Dudley Jones, has built
one of the handsomest cottages in
the city on the corner of Concho
street. News comes to me from re-
liable person, that the collector of the
l.. B. Price Co., that makes the
mousse to house canvass told one of
his purchasers that he belongs to
the X. X. X. and as the result he
is said to be corning the money. |
think some times it is pity that
our folk can't have some successful
method to handle some of our dis
honest. 1t is said that this agent
goes around and leaves the
and the collector follows him and
get the money. and if he comes t.
place where excuse Is made that
they haven't the money. he just tell
them you had better meet your pay
ment, | am member of the X X
X. and the money comes from some
where.
Teague, Oct 2O.-The Colored
Teachers Institute of Freestone Co.
was held here Oct. 1914, at the
Booker T. Washington High School,
Sixty-five teachers were in attend
ance. The program rendered by the
city teachers Monday morning was
quite treat to the Institute. Dean
A. j. Johnson of Paul Quinn College
Waco, Texas, was lecturer for the
Institute, and the lectures were in
spring TO all who heard them. One
of the great features of the Insti-
tute was the program rendered at
First Baptist Church Wednesday ev-
ening. Great ability was shown on
the part of the teachers who were
on program. Freestone county should
be proud that she has such wonder
full leaders. The address by Prof.
johnson was enjoyed by all The
five days sojourn of the teachers in
league will long be remembered.
The following officers were reelected
Prof. e. ]. Kirven. President; Miss
Pearl Kelly, Secretary; Mrs. NJ C.
Brooks. Treasurer; Prof. o. K Man
ming, Chaplain. Rev. ], s. Adair of
Corsicana filled his place as pastor
of the First Baptist church in North
Town Sunday. Sunday School was
fine. Collection was $1,000 Rev.
VIM. Henderson preached. Rev. S
II. Harris memorial sermon. Do as
do. Read the Express-you can
get it from the agent any way. R.
j, Brewer, Agent.
Rosebud, Oct. 2O-Sunday was
high day in Zion. Rev. A. G. Harris,
pastor of Independent Baptist church
was at his best in Morning and |
night services. Big rally is in full |
progress with the said church. Prof |
j. Harris of Caldwell, Texas was in
the city last Sunday. Mrs. Pearlie |
Shaw, who has been in Marlin, Texas !
for some considerable time is in the !
city. Mrs. M. l.. inflow has returned |
from Ardmore, Oklahoma. where she |
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Dixon. Prof. L. l.. Young left !
for Mexia, Texas, where he will
open cafe. Mrs. Louise McClemon
has returned from Waco Mrs. T..
c. Wright has returned from Marlin,
where she has been visiting home
folks. Mr.. Will Williams, James
Theo. Terrell. E. Doyle
and Mrs. Bessie Elliott of Waco mo-
tored to the city last Sunday, the
guest Of the Dixon family. Rev. J.
T. Tyler Of Dallas was in the city
last week Mrs. w. D. Dixon enter
tanned the White Rose Club last
Thursday evening Mrs. Lucille San
1els was the guest of honor. "A very
delicious menu was served which was
highly enjoyed by all present. The
Parent Teachers Association met last
Monday evening. Officers were elect
I'd for the 1922 school year. Mr..
A. w. Ford and Mr.. Hutch Taylor
are sick listed this week Rev. u.
5. Franks is on the way to health,
which is joy TO his entire member
ship and friends. Miss Emma Nor
y God, who has been in the city for
ioft 20. .
last Sunday. Mr.. Ben Mitchell has
returned from Colorado. Texas. Mr..
Nolen Lawrence made flying trip
10 Waco Fridey
Center Point Oct. 20.-Sch DOL
opened Oct. 3rd, Miss Loberta H.
Price, principal, Mrs. L. A. Avery,
assistant with IS enrolled and the
enrolment continuing to increase
they expect to use the 3rd teacher
soon. Mr.. Roy e. Durkee Of Hender-
son motored over Sunday to bring
his sister. Mrs. E. l.. Pryor, who
opened school on the 18th at Frien-
rip. There are a number of new
achers in the county among whom
are Misses Mildred Harding Of Fort
Worth, Asalee Gilbert of Leesburg,
Prof. and Mrs. Archie Wells of Kill
gore. Prof. j. B, Hawkins. A B.,
Of Pittsburg.
Tue best session that has been
leld in long time was reported by
hose in attendance. The inter-sohol-
lstic league county meet will be
It Gilmer. The first session of the
will be held Friday
Lnl Saturday, Nov. IL and 18th at
Sew Hope school, Miss Lucinda
Moore teacher.
Van Alstyne, Oct. 2O.-Services
pent at all churches Sunday. Rev.