The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01

corsicana. FirHtindepenuentC huleh
services we're wen attended sunday
Rev A. L. Moore being present, but not
able to preach on account Of his physi-
cal condition. Rev. A. l.. Morgan filled
his place and preached two good SER
mons. Having continued the rally the
members were urged 10 pay one dollar
each, all responded but few. who will
do their part Monday night. Sixth Ave.
Baptist Church services were well at
tended Sunday, Rev. d. J.. Penn was
at his post, offering strong sermons as
usual. The work of the Christian
family offhi church was awarded the
prize Of five accessions to the church
at the end OF the day, four were for
baptism and one by Christian expert
ence. Mr.. Sam benson spent the
week with his daughter In Marlin. Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Neal have moved to
their new home on 735 East Seventh
Ave. Rev. j. A. Foster has returned
after being out of the city. Mrs. ]. O..
Clifford OF Waco Texas, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Thomas, Mrs. J. II.
DuttNt i9Hfr1 LIZ NtitJ Va July ~att At'
her home in Panama Mr. Lannie
Buchanan OF TT Worth visited friends
and relatives here last week Mr.. Earl
Hayes Of Dallas was here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WhiN Of Dallas,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Starlin
White last week Mr.. Albert Watkins
of Ennis. visited Mrs. RACHEL Johnson
this week. Mrs. Ella Wade Of the
South Side IS moving to Woodland
Texas. Mr.. Jno. Vaudeville died Satur-
day, Eunt oath, from injuries received
having been run over by truck We'd
neaday 21st He was a residence Of
the South Side. those Of this place who
survive him are q wife and five chill
dren. Mrs. George, the mother Of Mrs.
T.. i. Moore, has returned from a long
visit to Dallas. Mr.. Robert Lee visited
relatives and friends In Dallas last
week. Mrs Tucker Of the North Side
died from injuries received in a scuffe
oYer.a rugSat the city garbage ground,
0Suing the scuflle she fell onto some
broken glass tand severed an artery
which caused her to bleed To death
sefore medical attention could reach
her. Mrs. Henderson is under bail in
connection with the death Mrs. George
Rodgera md little daughter, Senoma,
are visllihK friends and relatives In
Dallas. The daughter Of Mr.. All Carter
died June 23rd at the home Of her pa
rents. Mrs. James Applewhite of this
city and little Miss Glodine OF Phoenix,
Arizona, visited in RichIand. Mr. Sam
Branch returned Saturday night after
I..4... a f.cr.~,& r.,,.x lo4tu I1e mo O.
trying out car that be expected to
purchase. His wife ard friends we're a
little uneasy as to his whereabouts not
knowing whether he was victim Of an
accident or victim Of kidnappers,
nevertheless he and the car came back
unhurt Mrs, Birda Jones, a sorvicea
'5s.e young mafron Of this city, who was
elected president Of the nineteenth
celebration association never withheld
any efforts that would serve to make
the celebration just what Il should
have been Assisted BY the different
committees the day was one that
brought DIE credit to Mrs. Jones and
her associates Ing brought about
the revlqgl Of Emancipation here that
for few years has been little neg
le7ted. The city being faf9red with an
elaborate paratfe that was composed OF
citizens and social stubs who put forth
every effort to make II worth wEile.
The decorations were SO artistic, neat
and atts tfre thai II VIZ gwen credit
Of having been the prettisSt one that
has ever covered the streets Of the
city. The baud which was composed
OF mostly Fred D0uelas high school
boys. directed BY Mr. J Sbcw and
MIR. Jim Edwards, sure enough brought
ub the music spirit OF the day. The
Choral Club Is due plenty OF credit for
the part they played as the songs they
rendered brought our minds closer IA
the lie OF our race. which kindled Il
KltIe FIRE Of race pride and anxiety IN
oir htarts that VIII burn forever The
speech BY the Hon. Rev G. W. Ak
inRf0n was one to be remebered by
eli "a those who hear the sound that
came from his welbformed lips that
CULVER to tell his people things that
sshev need to know In HIS usual way
he diew pictures that served to carry
our mindB hack 20 days that aid not
eefj4 Ia be worth while for our race
81 A.ito this. the present which
holds opportunities for US, That Is <
we WIN pnl God "a front and So 70
and about C0rsIcaEa Is always glad to
oraI1one Rev. Abingdon Mrs. +. T..
Moore Is s.rlf Mrs Della Williams is
SIN sick. Mfs Boone 81 r. Worth
was IN Tie city "a hof mission tour
sunday. slie hold hef meetir4 ~ the
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