The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
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uSI CuuTCn ISL SUNDAY III June at
8 p. m. Mr.. Douglas Wilcoxsin, Mrs.
j. H. Haywood, and Old Father
Richard Lane are on the sick list
and Mrs. Sadie Williams is improv-
ing at this writing. Rev. J. o. Will
liams is home with his family, Mrs.
Garrett made a flying trip to Long
view, Central High School closed
most successful session with ~
graduates. This class showed the
results Of hard work and prepara-
ton. They received many useful
and valuable presents.
Terrell, May 26-The Farmers of
this vicinity are taking advantage of
the good weather that has prevailed
for the last 10 days. Rev. T. w
Daley returned home Friday from
the F. NJ. Convention at Houston
Texas and reports a nice time. Rev
d. A. Butler, preached the Bacca-
laureate sermon of the graduating
class of COlored High School last
Sunday at New Hope Baptist Church.
Mr.. Sim Lyons of Elmo Vicinity shot
Mr.. Bish Adams about 80 times Sat
urday night at a church entertain
ment. 1t is said the cause was fam
lily troubles. He used an automatic
pistol and a shot gun, and the vic
tim may recover. Mr. Taylor, agent
of the Royal Mutaul Of Kaufman. was
pleasant visitor Sunday Misses
Bessie AlbrittOn and Errher Brooks
are home from Prairie View Normal,
where they attended this session
Mr.. Albert Polk is very sick at this
writing. Mrs. Maggie Jefferson is
improving. Please send or phone
news for the Dallas Express to tho
Reporter. Phone No. TIC. Don't
think he can hear of all the news in
town, without your assistance.
Ranger, May 26.-St. Paul Baptist
church is bringing things to past.
Rev. ]. B. Burnett, pastor of First
Baptist Church at Colorado. Texas.
preached a wonderful sermon from
Exodus 1915; Our hearts were made
glad while he delivered this sermon.
Mr.. Guss Campbell, Mr. James Rivers.
Mr.. Jack Smith, Mrs. Bertha Smith.
Misses Crump and Ethel Rivers of
st. Paul Baptist Church visited St.
Marcus Baptist Church on 22nd in
slant at Cisco Texas. T. f. Nickle.
berry, Reporter.
Wichita Falls, May 26.-Good SER
vices reported from all the churches
Sunday. Rev. N. c. Hampton, Supt.
y. of Mission was at st. John Baptist
Church. Rev. Fuller of Austin, was
with Rev. McClendOn, and made a
strong appeal for the Five Million
Dollar Drive, which his faction of
the Baptist has on. His appeal was
met with a response of $3.50 in the
morning service. Rev. f. D. Bonner
preached the BaCCalauTeate sermon
for the 1921 class of the Washington
School, at st. John Sunday at p.
m. The graduating exercises will be
held at st. John Baptist Church Mon.
day evening, May 30th at $3.50 Rev
f. Arlington Wilson of Dallas will
deliver the class address. The re-
porter went to the Kemp Addition
Monday to inspect the new residence
of Mr.. Fred Johnson and we were
much surprised to note the number
of new homes which have been built
out there in the last two months
Mrs. Ada Butler (Nee Williams) the
noted Gospel singer, left Sunday to
fill ten days engagement at Anna
rilla. Burglars entered the Cold
nr4F. II
Mr.. Steve Sargent, Saturday night
and relieved him of about $500
worth of cigars. Nothing else was
!. mOlested. Mrs. T.. Duckenfield, Mr.
John Strickland and DR.. J. T. Welch
attended the funeral of Prof NJ. NJ
Rodgers, in Dallas Sunday. Mrs. w
o. Flagg returned Monday, after {
stay with friends and relatives in
Lancaster and Dallas. At this writ
ing the bodies of Henry Emmersor
and Neal are lying in the morgue
Of the Peoples Undertaking Company
awaiting instructions for burial
Growing out of some differences and
following an alteration over a wo-
man Friday night Julian McClen-
don, the son of Rev. J. p McClendon
and another young man (alias) Petel
Pitcher, shooting ARRAY took place
Saturday morning about 8 O'Clock
when the two met, both armed
with 30 calibre automatic pistols
1t is said that or 10 shots were ex-
changed; and as a result one by.
stander, Henry Emmerson is dead
another painfully wounded. and two
held in prison without bond. This
is truly a lamentable affair. Men
should learn to settle their differ.
enCes in manner so as to not en-.
danger the lives of bystanders oil
passers-by. Public thoroughfares
should not he made the open battle
ground for enraged men To kill
the man at whom one is shooting is
certainly had enough, but to injure
and possibly kill innocent people VIII
should chance to be anywhere within
the radius of two blocks of a des-
potic, is certainly a matter that stands
in need of correction, if not com.
p1ete annihiiation. Mr.. Harrison
Welch has been officially appointed
Notary Public in and for WIGHT;
County. Miss Pearly Craft of Cen.
trail Texas College, Miss Mary Lind
say of Mary Allen, Miss Roberta Bel
and Mr.. Sammie Jones of Prairi
View, are all home to the delight
of their parents and many friends
Mineral Wells, May 26.-The mem.
bers of the First Baptist Church are
bringing things to the front in the
way of raising money for the3l
church. They raised last week $500,
n 35. Rev. w. T. Talley is striving
hard to bring things to pass as {
pastor. S. S. well attended at the
different churches. Rev. johnson be.