The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28
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anu NIB. II. HOPKINS Oh faTkS WOT-
shipped here Sunday. Sunday
school at A. NJ. L. church every
Sunday. Every one invited to take
part. The public installation of
X. of p. lodge conducted by Prof
T. H. Brawley of Dallas Hot choc-
olate. salad and cake were one of
the enjoyablefa Dab rs s s 82282
the enjoyable features.
Arrivals: Mrs. Matte Phillips,
Mr.. Eugene Barnes, Mr.. Ellis of
Plainview, Texas. Miss Byrd, parents
of Mrs. Minnie Culberson. Depart
lures: Mrs. Eta Jackson, Hugo,
Okla. Mr.. j. J. Sneed, now oc-
cupies the stand formally run by
r. +. Jackson. Sick listed: Mrs.
Whey Mcintyre, Mrs. George AL
len. Mrs. lmogene Randall enter
tanned the w. H. and F.. Mission
airy Society Monday evening at her
home 401 9th street. Join the
popular list of satisfied subscribers
of the Dallas weekly Express. Cisco
was blessed with good rain Mon
day night which was very much
needed. Ry. Bryant, pastor of c.
NJ. Il. church held services here
Sunday He preached an able SER
mon Sunay HOO a. M. from Ps
1870, subject Prayer" He was in
tanned Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Plumer Tyler. w. II. and f. Mis-
sionary Society met at Mrs. Culber-
sons. Mrs j. ]. Black, who is presi-
dent is doing creditable work. Rv.
Clark of Ranger, was in the city
Friday interested in the organiza-
ton of the National Protective, Be
nevolent Federation of Colored
women. Rev. Cornelius of East
land was in the city Friday, Mrs. Ell
la Williamson sister of Mrs. Matte
Phillips. Mr.. A. E. Hatcher of Ran
ger visited X. of p. Lodge Friday
night in Cisco. Sick listed: Mrs. Nc
Intyre, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs.
frankie Johnson is a new subscrib-
er of Dallas Express. Mrs. Imo-
gene Randall visited Woman's Fed
Grafton club at Ranger. Texas. Mrs.
Hester Wilson and son. Leo went
to Eastland, Wednesday on bust
ness. Please hand news to repor-
ter. Let us let our friends read of
something creditable or interesting.
Be a regular subscriber of Dallas
Express. Why not read Negro pa
pers and literature of all kinds?
It is not the white mans part to
boost our achievements, it's ours
They boost their. We should boost
and support Negro papers and Ne
gro business of the higher class.
If we would do this we would be
more independent race. We could
rely on Negro business for support
Let us wake up and show 1t.
Alton, Jan. 26.-Amid life and
happiness, we are in death and
sorrow Mrs. Eddie Barnes was
buried here Saturday, i'll only
short while. She leaves a husband
and children to morun her loss
We extend our deepest sympathy
to the bereaved family. Little Bro
zie Bradley, is pretty sick, Mrs, An
ME Miller Is reported doing very
well. Mr.. Monroe Harrison who has
been sick so long is able to walk
very well. Mrs. Sarah johnson and
Mrs. Emmer Shaw of Lufkin are
spending a few days with their
Sister, Mrs Zelda Timmons. Mr. W.
p. Jordan has returned from Far
mersville, La, reports a PLEASANT
trip. Mr.. Will Timmons who ac-
companied him on the trip hasn't
returned yet for while. Mrs. An
ME Gowens made a flying trip to
Rusk, Sunday. Mrs. Athena Crouch
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folk in Jacksonville. Mrs. s.
Il. Anderson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Jacksonville, had very
pleasant stay. Rev. Hancock was
with his people here Sunday and
omitted service at night on account
of the weather Mr.. Jno. Floyd
departed this life this morning
about o'clock. Mr.. Floyd had
been with Bount and Decker Lum-
Der company for sometime serving
as bookkeeper and was loved by
all who knew him He leaves a
host of friends, both white and
Colored to mourn his loss. He was
a dear friend to the Colored labors
who worked for this firm We are
having some inclement weather
here. Mr.. Jack Cumbo is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Emma Griffin.
People are planting tomatoes. We
hope the frost will not bother them.
Save cents for the Express and
look for Mrs Andersen, she likes
to sell you ne Express
sherman, Jan. 26.-Mr. Ed Cole
man was called to funeral ii his
uncle, Mr.. Jas. Coleman in Ammonia
Miss Clariece Dillingham; has gone
to Fort Worth, to join her mother
and sister. Miss Glennie Ham has
recently returned from Paris. Mrs
Lavader Garner and little girl, VI
vans OF Dallas, visited her aunts,
INNS. Lilly and Birdie Coleman Mr.
VIM. Marshall of Clarksville, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Matilda Mar
shall, 407 e. Brockett. Mrs. Reta
Mae Wallace of Wichita Fells, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Mamie Mich
olson and children. The funeral OF
Mrs. Mamie McClendon Of st. Lohis,
Mo. who was raised here and who
died in Oklahoma City 9th inst
at the home of her sisters was at
tended here 10th inst at her bro
theirs residence, Mr.. A. L. watson
11O1 Nateze street, attended by rev.
]. M. Fountain, pastor OF ST. Johh
G. M. e. church. Following named
sisters who attended: Mines Audrey
Lamberth and Lulu Burkiey OF
Omaha, Keb., Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Buyls and her daughter Mrs, An
ME Mae Jackson of Oklahoma CITY;
Mrs. Dora Griffin of Tulsa; Mrs
Ida Williams Of Dallas. There were
many friends at the residence where
funeral was attended as well as
many beautiful florals. All out OF
town relatives returned inst, to
their respective homes. Prof. N. s.
Everett of Frate nal had charge Of
her remains. Miss Ivory Polk has
,o{uynad from VISIT TO Dallas. The