The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01

Miss Mamie Mae Sanders is able to
be up at this writing. We are glad
to see her up. The Tea at Mrs. L.
Wilson's was a success last Sunday.
J. w. Wilson, Reporter
Jacksonville, Sept, 29.-The Dali
las Express is on sale at Sanders
and Tennerson's barber shop and de-
livered to your home every Saturday
for sc per copy, C. o. d. Rev. B,
Smith, pastor Benson Chapel c. NJ.
E. church, returned from Sherman
Saturday night and filled his ap-
pointment Sunday and preached a
strong sermon. Mr.. George Bent
Ray, the Colored painter and paper
hanger has finished some beautiful
work at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Clemmons. Mr. Usher Bar
nett and Miss Ada Hix were married
Sept. 21st. Rev. T. B. Johnson Off
ciated. Mr.. LeXton Alexander has
opened a first class grocery store in
the Pierce and CASTOR brick build
ing. Mrs. l.. McKeller has opened a
kindergarten in her residence Mrs.
L. e. Johnson of Tyler spent Sat
urday in this city on business. Rev.
w. NJ. White, pastor NJ e. church,
filled his regular appointment Sun
day. The people are well pleased at
the reduction in price of the Dallas
Express. Miss Cossie MCGEE left for
Ponta. Texas, Sept. 20 to visit
friends and relatives. She is to re-
turn on the Gath.
IagO, Sept 29.-Sunday School at
the Shiloh Free Mission Baptist
church was well attended Sunday.
The following teachers were at their
post of duty: i. J. Foster, Mrs. Ro-
berta Holmes, Miss Evanah Wilkins
and Miss Bertha Clcmons, Deacon
Saul Allison Assistant Supt. con-
Quoted the Sunday school in a very
able manner, showing himself worthy
of the Office that he has been re-
Gently elected to 50 the church,
Deacon and Asst. Supt of the
Sunday School. Memorial services
were had on the life and death of
Mr.. Thomas Johnson, devout Chris
tian of Shiloh Free Mission Baptist
church. The following persons made
talks on the life Of this good Chris
tian man, as a Citizen, Neighbor,
Husband and Christian. Deacon Jun
Jus Dawes, Mrs. A. Gardner, Mr..
Andy Hayes, o. Rutherford and Rev.
is. Williams. Rev. Z. M Rondom
preached the funeral. Took for a
tent, Romans 1:11-12 DR.. Random
delivered an able sermon, which was
well received by all. Mrs. l.. B.
Jones was shopping in Wharton Mon
day. Mr.. Tom Robertson, our Col
ored grocery man, motored over to
Wharton Monday on business. New
subscribers to the Dallas Express
this week: Mrs. l.. B. Jones, Mrs.
Roberta Holmes and r. J. Foster.
You can get the Express every Sat
urday evening at Tom Roberson's
store, SC per copy.
Mineral Wells, Sept. 29.-Notwith-
standing the inclement weather, S.
S. wos well attended. At II O'Clock
services were good. Pastor Sutton
was called to Dallas to funeralize
one of his members Rev. Sheppard
preached Sunday morning. B. Y. p.
~. program was good. Rev. Redmon,
District Missionary, preached We'd
nesday and Thursday nights at
Bethel. Mrs. Viola Williams of Bry-
an visited Mrs. Carter and Sutton.
P. E., ]. W. Mckinney of the G. M.
p. church was here Sunday holding
his last quarter of the year. Rev.
Allen, p. c. The quarter was sue
cess. Rev. Talley closed his 10 days
meeting Sunday night. He will bap-
tie several Sunday, October 2nd.
Rev Johnson vas at his post Sun
dav night. Mr.. C. A. Fisher and
wife are preparing to leave for El
Paso where they will make their
future home. On last Tuesday. Sent
20. 1921, Mr.. C. L. Fields of Bremond.
Texas, aud Mrs Parlee Scales of
TYLER. Texas, were united IN mat
rimony at the home Of the brides
daughter. Mrs. p. II. Jackson. Rev.