The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-16

Temple, July 14.--After an illness
Illness lasting over two years, Mrs
Bessie Forster OF South 18th treet
passed away last Monday noon al
her home. Funeral services were
held from st. James NJ r. church
Of which she was a member; Rev. M
l.. Wyatt pastor officiated. The de
ceased is survived by husband
five sons, two daughters, one bro.
Their and other relatives. Her re
mains were laid to rest in the New
cemetery by u. l.. c. Bradford. un.
dertaker After battling for three
weeks against typhoid malaria, Mas
ter Marcus Wright, residing with
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Rivers
OF South 9th street, departedyto the
great unknow Wednesday, July 18th
His remains were prepared for trans.
portation to Bellville. (where inter-
ment was made) by p. J.. @. Bran
ford, undertaken. Rev Hardy Green
OF South 18th street, was awarded
81, 10000 by a jury in the district
court at Bolton, last week, as re-
suit of suit filed against the g
@. & s. r. Ry Co., fors damages
caused by two large gasoline tanks
4ationed within twenty feet Of his
residence. Mr.. Jim Green Of South
10th street, Is now operating a con-
fectionery parlor together with a
cafe, and a nice line Of groceries. An
1nter-racial Commission was or
ganized few nights ago at
the First Methodist church (white)
composed Of the leading men OF
both races. The specific purpose OF
the organization viii be to prevent
race riots and the spread Of foul
propaganda in our city, and to es-
tabllsh a more friendly relation be-
tween the two races. A large num-
her of white, and black men were
present at the first meeting, not
of which Rev. w. M. Taylor, pastor
of Corinth Baptist church was made
chairman of the Colored department.
Messrs. Nola A. Davis, Carlo Col
Inns, Clyde Durham, members OF the
High school band. returned home
last week from BastroD, where they
accepted an invitation by Mrs. %.
@. B. Lequey TO assist In furnish
ing music on Emancipation day. Miss
Corine Durham has returned home
after long stay in Wichita FAILS.
Mrs. John Lacefield Of Silsbee, Is
the guest OF her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Richard Durham OF South otn
street. Rev. j. Brown OF Cleburne'
state foreign mission agent Of the
b. M & Il. Convention OF Texas,
passed through the city en- route
home. and stopped few hours with
Rev. T. 70. George last week. Mrs.
Edna Strickland of Pittsburg, state
president of the Women Zone MIS-
sion Of Texas, together with Mrs
s. Jones, state leader OF the star
Light band, worshipped at the Sth
Street Baptist Church last week,
Mrs. Lula Crawford of Kansas CITY
is the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Ran Jackson Of South 6th
Street.
Marshall, July l4.-Returned
from Pilgrims Grand Lodge at Bay
City, Texas. Madams LOWE Williams,
Mrs Lizzie Breashers. Mrs. Dora
Mahaffey, Mrs. Fannie G. Meeks,
Mrs. Laura Mayfield, Mrs. Maud
Dunn, Mrs. Georgia Edward, Thomas
White. A ID. Montgomery, p. r..
Dennis Bishop Cottrell of the, @. M.
p. Church visited the city. He
preached Sunday TO the whites and
ut night TO the Colored. The 4th
OF July celebration for the benefit
Of Shepherds sanitarium met with
success. In the base ball game the
doctors we're wiped out with a score
Of TO O. Mrs. Spann of Scottville.
died at her home in the country.
She had been sick for some time.
Uncle Richard L. Lane lies very
low at his home. II is only a mat
ter of a short time and all is over.
Miss Bette v. Jones left for the
9. M. e. Church at Jefferson. Mrs.
Annie Peoples will represent her
Chamber at Mosaic, ~ s. l..
Bishop u. Cottrell, d. d., presl-
ding Bishop Of the Third Episcopal
District of the G. M. Il. church was
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. s. L.
last week A swell ban
luet was given in his honor, July
4th. at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. S. Joseph
Valley Mills, July Sunday
school at all churches were largely
attended despite the inclement
Rev. M. d. Hardman was
with his members Sunday. Mesdames
A. Barnes, M. Jackson. l., Walls
and Mr, @. oliver are en- the sick
list this week. Misses J. Aylea.
Bartlett, Beatrice. and Marie Sed-
berry and Mrs. I. Sedberry and son
were visitors In our city
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Locke
rom Mineral Wells are In the city.
Nr Palmer Davis has returned
rom Temple. Miss G. Bibles. one
If the teachers spent several days
n Waco, last week. Mrs. s, L. f..
Wilson. our president, Of the w. H.
n. Society and District vice presi-
lent. over the st. Angelo District
rave an excellent recital, Saturday
light. Mrs Wilson is one OF our
IGNORED ana highly respected teach
RS.
waco, July 14.---MiHs Ellie Cur
le,ie Foreman in company with her
aef Il Mrs. A. B. Foreman, Jr.,
,afl and Marjorie Mae, travels West
his summer Before leaving Texas,
hey will spend three days with
Yrs. william e. softon, their sister.
hen &c to Ardmore, spending ten
laws with \. L. Foreman, their bro
her meeting, NJ L. W. Mckinley
L New alexico, spending the remain
Ter Of the summer in Colorado,
Utah and California.
Wolfe City, July 14.-Sunday
'chool was well attended at all the
,hurches Sunday. Rev. ]. |. Gill
more preached a noble sermon Sat-
irday night. his text was: Behold
Re Lifted up His Eyes in He'll,
sunday, Rev. Kimbell Of Ladonia,
reached a noble sermon Sunday at
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