The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30


Payne; at this writing he is much
improved. Mrs. DR.. r. Z. L. Holland
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Doggett, old friends from
N c. Miss Martha Riley the sister of
MIR. Josh Riley died Thursday even
ing after a long spell, Woodley
Undertaking Co. handled the body.
Mr.. Wade Of Dallas passed through
the city enroute to BIanchville where
he was called to be present at the
burial of his relative who died Satur-
day at pm. The body was handled
by Woodey Undertakers of this city.
Mrs. d. Coleman is quite sick at her
home in East Calvert; two of her
daughters OF Houston. Ethel and
Otom are here at her bedside. DR..
Lucas of Waco motored through
Calvert Wednesday enroute to visit
his mother in Bryant. Rev. f. Erby
and Miss Jones both of Waco accom-
panied him as far as Calvert. Prof,
A. H. Minis Is back from Rogers and
Thornton where he organized Ruth
at Rogers and Lodge and Ruth at
Thornton. He will set them to work
on Sept. Both 1922. Mrs. Fair l.. Rob
erts of Garrett Grove Conn, was in
Friday to see DR.. Wade who applied
the lance to one of her fingers. she
sang a nice tune. Mr.. H. Davis one
CT the Communecs of Independent
Heights is in the city representing
MEDICINE called S;SuShterine
ReTncr. Co. of Ho. aston He is push
Ing Ia, Remedy i"r 81 there is in
it. Mr.. Chas Miller an old reader of
the Express came down from Mart
Saturday to visit home folk, he
bought an Express while here. Mrs.
Cressie Clemment of Austin left Sat.
to visit friends in Dallas. Mr.. Jas.
Ross motored Mrs. r. E. l.. Holland
Of Dallas and Mrs. A. S. Minis to
Hearne Sunday; Mrs. Holland is
advertising a face preparation which
Is first class Mrs. Emma Tally left
Saturday for Kosse to spend few
days. The following teachers left
Sunday for Giddings to attend the
teachers County Institute of Milan,
Burleson and Lee Counties. Miss
Effie Talley Mrs. p. L. Payne, Miss
r. B. Woodson and Miss Terrell. Mr..
Anderson Of Mexia, Texas is in the
city guest Of Mrs. +. H. Talley Mr..
L. G.. Taylor Of Waxahacbie spent
Sunday at home. Mrs. Taylor
was all smiles; yet she is sick. The
Oil and Insurance King. Hon. Robt.
H. Simmons Of Mexia. Texas passed
through the city Sunday enroute
South in his big car. Hon. John H.
Edwards left Wednesday for Waco
to meet Hon. H. e. Perry of Atlanta,
Ca. the President of the Standard
Life Insurance Co. Prof. Aaron Day
will address the meeting. Prof. G. A.
Minis of Houston passed thru Tues
day enroute to Springfield where he
is principal of the High school at
that place. DR.. C. A. Wade is kept
busy; he was called to Eloise. Is
miles North of Calvert Sunday. The
Odd Fellows membership Drive is
on in the 10th District Prof Minis
will bring in Ruths and one Lodge
on Oct 1st Members get busy
Waco.-Mr. Peter Hamilton of
Chicago, representing the Micheaux
Film Co., was in the city and showed
the Dungeon at the Gaity Theatre
two nights Thursday and Friday)
Mr.. Martin of st. Louis, a student of
Tougaloo College Miss, was in our
city. Mr.. De France of New York and
Mr. Gordon of Dallas mingled with
the people OF Waco; they are doing
a great work in " NJ. c. A. Left for
Austin. DR., A. S. Jackson and wife
have returned home from pleasant
stay in st. Paul MINI. Prof w. S.
Willis and wife have returned home
after travelling in Eastern. Northern
and Western points. Mr.. Ford the
gospel singer returned for an engage
ment with the M. f. Church N. 9th
Y nipg the 26th.
Cameron.-Splendid services were
held at all churches Sunday. The
rally at Cameron Grove has begun
and will continue until the 2nd Sun
day in October. The rally "A House
Divided against Itself" with Rev. Hugh
as Capt. of Women and Mrs. Hughes
as Capt. Of Men was drawn to test
Sunday night which in Women being
best in Cameron. The Women with
Cap. Rev Hughes raised $133.75. The
men, Capt. Mrs. Hughes raised
$117.05.
Active interest was manifest from
beginning to end. Those who attend
ed Rev. w. d. Miller. Sermon Sun. al
Bethel their souls were made fat
because he certainly gave us some
thing to eat. May DR.. Miller live
long to deliver like messages to the
IIsNw Inf n q
week to resume her work in Bishop
College. Mr.. Aubry Brown of Wichita
Falls is visiting his mother Mrs NJ.
A. McGreer. The dengue fever IL
is still raging; has many victims
throughout the city. Misses III. A
Fontaine and Oracle Darman is
spending the week in Rockdale with
relations. Mr. and Mrs, T.. Newsome
and children are visiting relatives
and friends in Temple. Those who
are attending the Tri County Inst
this week in Giddings are: Prof. J.
W. Bartlett r. W. Robinson. Mrs. F.
NJ Woods, Mrs. r. M Murphy. Mrs
r. e. Hall. Mrs. Is. Il. Robinson, Mrs
L. I. Montgomery and Miss Sweeney
'AthenSs-ceTNlceS larry SVou sun
day considering the Dengue fever
raging. The members of the A. M
e. church was in mourning Sunday
morning to know their pastor was
unable to fill his pulpit he AMI wife
indoors with the fever. able to b.
present at night being indisposed
Rev. Henderson OF this city filled his
pulpit and delivered strong sermon
Rev. A. G. Garman of Mt. Prov. was
with his people also. additions tC
the church. collection $3.50, pastors
salary. The ladies of Aliens Chape
A. M. f. need to be congratulated fol-
the interest manifested in the mos
successful dinner ever given. will
Mrs. A. L. Robinson, Supt of S. S
and Mrs. L. H. Miller and Mrs w. M