The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05

OF DenlSOn visited mTb' Douhd VS.
ia Lewis last Sunday. Mrs. Callle
Allen visited in Dallas. Mrs. Fressie
Hatcher is visiting her sister-in-law,
Miss Ermia Hatcher of Dallas. DR..
and Mrs w. A. Boyd have moved
to Kansas City, Mo-, where her IA
Their resides. Mr.. Bonnie Douglas
and family. Miss Nevada Murphy
has returned from visit to Mrs.
Alma Vaughn in Dallas. Elder p.
H. Woods, former pastor of Holi-
ness church here has gone to Oak
land, Cal, to reside. Mrs. Prof. Lee
roy Doty of Mckinney is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Murphy. Elder
w. L. Wright, assistant pastor of
Holiness church in Greenville in
company with Elder Gamble, pastor
of Greenville and here Holiness
church worshipped with Holiness
church here 30th ult. At M. E.
Annual Conference in session in
Dallas, last week, Rev. 1, F. San
ford, who pastored here was sent
to Waco and Rev. w. H. Purnell
who pastored at Italy and Milford
was sent here. Rev. Purnell, pastor
ed st. James M. E., here several
years ago Mr.. Geo. Myrant is able
to be up again. Mr.. Square Harris
was found dead in his restaurant
just north of the Union Depot Mon
day afternoon 31st ult about one
o'clock, death due from diabetes.
Harris weighed about 375 pounds.
Prof. N. S. Everett of the fraternal
in speaking to reporter said an eX-
ira large casket would have to be
made for his remains. His sister,
Mrs. Rosa Brown and brother, Mr.
James Brown of Bryan, where he
formerly lived were notified of his
death. Mrs. Maud Wren of Dallas
en- route to funeral of her father
in Bells 80 ult., return here 3lst
ult., as guest of her chum, Mrs.
Mildred B. Smith. Mrs. Smith was
recently, Miss Chas. Lewis. Both
formerly lived in Whitewright. Mr.,
Jno. Douglas left 26th ult.. for Los
Angeles, Calf, where he goes to
join his mother and sisters who live
there. The paper read at Harmony
Baptist Church, afternoon 30th ult.i
by Mrs. Beuna Vista Lewis sub
ject THE Coming Negro" was
highly complimented by both white
and black present, DR.. Holcomb
'(white) of First Baptist church
preached a grand excellent soul stir
ring sermon. This meeting was for
the purpose of raising funds for
new North Western Baptist College
located in Denison. The Halloween
Party given at Miss Bonnie Martin
at her palatial home was complete
success. 1t was given by member OF
9Th, 9th, 10th. and 18th grades OF
Fred Douglas High School.
Tyler, Nov. 3.-The long drouth
was broken last week by heavy
rain. On last Thursday morning
about o'clock, the death angel
crept into the home of Mr.. Jesse
Warren, Sr., and laid cold icy hands
on his wife. Mrs. Frances Warren
and carried her into the great be-
yonds where there will be no more
suffering. Her funeral was attended
Sunday morning at Saint James c.
NJ E. church of which fairth she
had connected herself with in her
younger days The funeral was
largely attended by hundreds and
hundreds of people. both Colored
and white. Rev. Range of Terrell
a friend of the family delivered the
funeral address, which was well de-
livered. He was ably assisted by
Revs. Sid Stephens. A. Taylor, Prof
Banks and others. Texas College
choir consisting of several voices
furnished sweet music. Out of town
relatives and friends who attended
were Mr.. Tommie Sparks, Omaha
Neb.. and DR.. E. P. Hutchinson
She was a member of the Eastern
Star, S. NJ. t.. Pilgrims. Household
of Ruth and Daughters, all who tur-
ed out to pay the last respect to
their faithful sister She leaves two
sons, Drs. w. F. and Jesse Warren;
three grand children, one brother
husband and mother and several
relatives and friends to mourn heI
loss, enterment was at New GENE
terry. The Express reporter extends
sympathy to the bereaved family
Pinkston undertakers had charge oil
the body. Miss Mabel King left Sat
urday to take up her school neal
Winona. Messrs. Tucker and Biggs
made the trip to Dallas and back
without a single puncture. Master
Rufus williams returned with them
Married Mr. Perry Deese and Mrs
Hattie Cumbry-Johnson, Wednes-
day night, Oct. 26th at the home oil
the brides father. Rev. d. G. Con.
er officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cas-
well has installed a telephone IN
their house on North Liberty, phone
number 1863. Mrs. Amanda Davis
and Miss Hattie .Brittian visited the
Cotton Palace at Waco. last week
Rev. williams is sick at his home
on West Common street. Mines. Ada
Langston, Alberta Swami, Annie
Johnson and Minnie jackson wen
over to see Mr.. Geo. Jones las
Thursday and left him large sup
ply of groceries from True Vine
Baptist church and the w. H. M
s, Barber (Doc) Grimes is confined
to his room on the East End. A
liberal collection was taken for hin
ut True Vine, last Thursday. Mr.
c. B. Swami, Deacon A. Stokes ant
Rev. Nrancis attended the Boart
meeting last week. Mrs. Tom JoneI
and Mrs. Zeke Williams have re
turned home after eleven weeks
stay in Utah, Colorado and Califor
mia. They have many pleasan
things to tell about their trip. Depu
ty White will meet the members ant
all others who arc interested in be
coming a Woodman Nov. 9th. Th'
wind was very high Saturday ant
the result was two house0 occupied
by Mrs. Warren and o Mr.. Aberna
thy were destroyed. Most of tn
contents were saved. DR.. ]. e. Nun
chus and Mr.. ]. r. Henderson o
Waxahachie directors of Tyler Goa
and Prospective Co, was in tn
city last week. They were we'll pleas
ed with the conditions of things
The mining material is on the roa'
and hope to install same on tn
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