The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-02

A. Winfield of Fort Worth, former
citizen of this place was shot and
killed instantly by a policeman
cause unknown. He was brought
here for burial by his 14-year old son.
He was buried with Mason honors.
Mrs. Lizzie Jackson died after n lin
gering illness. Mrs. Allison of Altus.
Okla, visits her sister Mrs Pearl
Mcdonald. They were accompnied
home by little Ira and Eugene Smith
The Young Ladies Priscilla Art Club
was royalty entertained at the home
of Mrs. Sarah CHATTER The Church
of God people had a new hall built
by Mr. Chas. Chase. You can find the
Express at Il. G. Franks Barbershop.
Quincy, March 81 B. Y. P. u. was
well attended. Rev.. j. C. Brown
filled his appointment and preached
an able sermon. The Easter program
rendered by the Sunday School was
enjoyed by all. Many out of town
people visited us Sunday. The little
Misses Salena J.. Bragg and Veotha
Carey spent a few days in Jackson
vile this week. Hon. H. l.. Price,
Prof. J. L. Hamilton, Mrs. b. A.
Bragg and Miss S U. Arnwlne made
business trips to Jacksonville this
week. Mrs. Sulina NJ. Benson of
Jacksonville visited her parents this
week. Miss S. l.. Collins and Mrs.
Cherry Ewell attended services at
Frankston Sunday. Hon. and Mrs.
II. L. Price spent Easter in Neches.
Texas. where he was to deliver an
address to the X. of p. lodges Thanks
giving celebration. Miss Bertha
Campbell of Grapeland is visiting
here this week. The Quincy Conmis-
sion and Produce Company is still
under the management of w. C.
Price.
Gainesville, March 31.-The concert
at the c. NJ. e. Church given by Mrs.
Strong was a success. Sunday School
and church at Mt. Olive with M. A.
Fulbright as Supt. and Pastor respect
fully were fairly well attended.
Colinth Baptist Church with Rev. G.
B. Williams as pastor has begun
revival. Rev. Stephens was with his
good people Sunday. The remains
of Mrs. James Grover were shipped
from San Angelo here and buried
from Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Mrs.
c. C. Darlington is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young
Miss Vivian Jones of Mineral Wells
is visiting Mrs. Strong. Mrs. Nettie
Jackson of Mckinney is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Johnson Mrs
George Lewis of Wichita Falls and
Mr. David Moss of Ardmore are WIS.,
iting relatives here. The Ladies Gull
ture Club with Mrs. A. NJ. Young as
president is progressing nicely.
Leave your news at Kints and Gron-
ers' not later than Monday. John
Wilson, Reporter.
Paris, March 31.-St. Paul Baptist
Sunday School had a rally to raise
money for Sunday School purposes
in which they had fine success. The
rally closed Sunday March q. There
were prizes for the class that raised
the largest amount of money in
which Glass No. won.
WeatherfOrd, March 31.-Rev. G. A.
Harllee of Prince Memorial Church
preached a noble sermon SUNDAY
morning. At o'clock Sunday even
ing the Easter program was rendered
which was great success. The
choir rendered a successful program
also. Mrs. Susie Rucker of Mineral
Wells was in the city visiting friends
and relatives Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Ward of Kansas City is visiting Mr..
X. c. Garland Mrs. Lacy nd child
rem of Fort Worth are visiting rel
atives of this city. Mrs. Alexander
of Cleburne was the guestt of Mrs.
Leona Rucker Sunday. Mr.. James
Alternately was in the city Sunday.
Rev. Jordan preached at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church Sunday night Please
have your money ready for the Ex-
press.
Ennis, March 31.-Mrs. Carolina
higgins, one of the oldest citizens
of Ennis, died here recently. She
was n years of age. Mrs. Biggins
leaves two girls and two boys and
host of grand children to mourn
her loss. Mr.. R. Battle is visiting
his daughter, Miss Leila Battle. a
student of Prairie View College. Mrs.
Matte Perry has returned from Bre-
mond, where she was called to the
bedside of her mother. She reported
her mother greatly improved. Mr.
Andrews made flying trip 10 league
this week. Rev. Scott, pastor of
Fourth Ward Baptist Church closed
a successful rally Sunday: Rev. H.
Mckener preached at Bethlehem
Church for Rev. Lockett. Collection
$4,000. Rev. Harrison preached at
Wayman Chapel Friday night, col
lection $4,000. Rev. Williams of Gal
lice Baptist Church preached for Rev.
Scott Sunday at p. m. Collection
$2026. Read the Express.
Calvert, March 31.-NIr Alonzo
Terrell and Miss Made B. Wilson
were quietly married at the brides
home, two miles west of Calvert. !
Mr.. annd Mrs. Terrell will make |
Corsicana their home. Mrs. F. A. !
Thornton of Oak Grove has returned !
from Fort Worth, where she was
called few days ago to attend the
funeral of her niece, Miss Runin |
Mr. A. Pruitt and o. Eaton of Block |
Bridge were in town Sunday making
for the funeral of Miss |
Moriah Hill of that community. Miss
Hill was student of Prof. A. H. |
Minis school. She left two sisters
and many relatives and friends to
mourn her less. Miss Emma Black
shear teacher at Rose Hill, spent
Saturday in the city. Rev. f. H.
Hardy of Grandview spent the week
at home with his wife. Mrs. Cath
creme Young came home Sunday
after spending the winter at Hutch
ms and Dallas with her son, Mr..
Chas. Young and her daughter, Mrs
Nancy Kelly. Mrs Elector Ayers
Oft a few daVS apn 10 attend the