The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-02
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Alto, June 3O.-Sunday School on
time at all churches. Rev Neal
preached to q crowded house all day
Sunday Collection good both morn
ing and night. Mrs. w. P. Jordan
Is attending the Summer Norman at
Tyler. Mrs, Carrie Bauley of Nacog-
doches is visiting her mother in this
city. The Masons were disappointed
! in their annual sermon on account Of
the delay of the minister. Mr.. F.
| Price of Rusk was the guest of Miss
/ Jewal Allen Sunday Mrs. Lille and
sister left for Manning, Texas. Read
the Dallas Express ard keep posted.
Rev. w. r. Neal, pastor; Mrs S. E..
Anderson, Reporter.
Athens, June 30.--Services well at
tended at all churches Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Taylor were visited
| by FIVE of his sisters from Crockett,
Houston and other points. Among
those were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
| Maddox of Dallas. While here they
had a family reunion Rev. c. H.
Pugh OF the A. NJ. E. Church and
his people were graced with the
presence of Dr. l. Nj, Burgin, Dear
of p. @. c., all day. He also de-
livered two noble sermons. Rev
German, who has accepted pastorate
at Mt. Providence Baptist church was
with his people Sunday. They dis
pehsed of evening service and wor-
shipped with the A. NJ. L. People
and delivered a soul stirring SER
mon AMI each one was made to re-
joice. Miss Virginia Love of Kauf-
man spent few days in the city
while enroutc to attend the normal
in Tyler and was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Tucker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Franks leaves to spend
a few days visit in Kerens to their
son. Mrs Leaner Smith is on the
sick list. You can always find the
Express at e. G. Franks barber shop
Laura Miller, Reporter.
Marlin, June 3O.-Sunday was a
beautiful day and the people both
church. SJpt. Buckner and his teach
ers we're on time at First Baptist
Church. A good time was had at
the Confederation Park. Hon. T. L.
Soders acted as Master of Cererlon-
les and introduced the following gen
tlemen: Rev. P. A. Armstrong, Chap
LAIN; Prof. c A. Wyman, Orator Of
the day. Among those who spoke
were Rev. w B. Flemming and J.
Il. Johnson. Prof. Wyman spoke oil
Education OF the Negro; Rev. FEM
ing on the Negro of to day Rev.
j. r. Johnson said many good things
on Pride and Good Morals, which he
said would land us as safe as any
other race if we only accept. After
the exercises the Confednrated Lad
les invited us to a heavily laden
table well filled with good things to
eat. l must say here, each one die
Justice to themselves. Mrs. J. H.
lines of Waco, is in the city the
guest of Mrs. P. A. Stamps Mrs
c. V. Smile of Cause is attending
the Summer School here MI. and
Mrs. Elias and daughter of Gonzales,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Pendivas of Falls street Nh.
Perry Jones of San Antonio, left for
MeXia after taking a course of baths.
Messrs. Taylor, Scout and Prof. Miller
Of Houston are in the city for the
water Mr.. ThontOn Paul's potato
ranch west of Marlin is doing we'll.
seems as if he will have a good sue
cess. DR.. Hunter has a larger crown
this week than ever-seems as ii he
is making fine progress. All bus
mess for the Dallas Express, please
bring to Nelson's Drug Store. Ben
ME Collins, Agent.
Greenyille, June 3O.-Sunday was
a high day at all churches. Every
pastor was at his post. Sunday night,
nev. &. l.. Warren, pastor of the NJ.
y church, resigned as pastor for lack
OF support. Rev. Warren said, THAT
his family would go to their fathers
farm and have a good old time"
We all wish Rev. Warren success
in whatever he undertakes to do.
sunday afternoon about 1880 o'clock
Otis Pitts, young man about 20
years of age was drowned while with
his brothers, was swimming in the
Cotton Belt Dam near the Cotton
Belt DpOt; seemingly he got in a
swift current when he made a dive
and did not come up, His brothers
started to make a search for him, but
they made no progress in finding him,
then notified others. The waters
were searched all of Sunday after
noon but the body was not found at
sundown. The city officers dynanhted
| Mo IN, f,I hn
Sunday night but they made no pro-
gress. Monday morning the body was
found by Mr.. Elmo Shaw Mr.. Oscar
Byrd took charge of the remains.
Maurice Willis and Miss Maggie Shaw
left Sunday for Sulphur Springs,
where they were united in the bonds
Of holy wedlock. Mrs. A. n Prince,
wife of DR.. Prince of Sherman, was
in the city Sunday visiting Mrs. A.
! d. Key; also Mr.. A. N. Prince, Jr.
Messrs. WILDER Williams. Curlie Peas,
Eddie English are here from Chicago.
Miss Bernice Brooks left last We'd
nesday night for Chicago. Mr.. Robert
Hunter is at home for a few days
from Kansas City Mr.. Willie Dur
ham was in Kaufman and Athens
last week on business. Mr. Lorenzo
Nelson left Thursday evening for
Chicago. Rev. j. A. Tyler, pastor of
C. NJ. E. Church has opened a weekly
injecting On South Johnson street.
Friends and patron we are trying
| to open a first class news stand
where all the news Of the race can
be secured If you stand by us we
will not fail-if you do not stand by
us we are sure to fail. We deliver
the paper to your door every Sat
urday afternoon or you will find the
paper at McDaniels Restaurant on
| Johnson street. Mr., Ben Cooper took
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