The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

view church bell which sadly told
the news of thepassing of Mrs. Miner
Kennedy who departed this life, Oct
18th at Jacksonville. Texas. Her Re-
mains were shipped tn Ponta, Via
the T. & N. o. and laid to rest in
Plainview. Cemetery. She was the
daughter of Mrs. Abby Walker OF
Jacksonville. Her remains were ac-
companied by her mother ana sister
Mrs Sallie Nc Gee attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Miner Kennedy Friday
Rev. T. b. Johnson was in PoIta to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Kennedy
Prof. G. w. Bradford was a pleasant
visitor in the Hardeway home Sunday
Mrs. Beatrice Jones, Mrs Ever and
son John Wesley Garrett Of Jackson
vile was in attendance of-the funeral
of Mrs. Miner Kennedy Friday.
Marshall-It was Mr.. Sam Waters
that built the automobile out and out
and had 1t out last Sunday on first
trip, instead of Mr.. Sam Wells. 1t
was his own invention; it is perfect
beauty, as well as a fine peice of
mechanism. Every part is as perfect
as perfect can be. Mr.. Prince Brown
an old citizen of Marshall. Harrison
County died at his home on r. X.
Ave-, after a long Illness with lung
troubles; his funeral took place from
the A. NJ. L. church of which he was
a member; laid to rest In the old
family cemetery. This ends the career
of great man, He leaves wife
and 6 or children and a host of
friends to mourn his lost. The Ex-
press extends its sympathies to the
bereaved family. Sick listed: Mrs.
Susie Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Summers, Mr.. ]. Il. Banks, Mrs. Mary
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bren-
ham, Mis-. Carry Massey. DR.. j. w.
Moore, General Sec'ty. OF Missions
of Holy Springs. Miss. was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Garrett this
week while yisitinghis son who is
on the Faculty at Wiley University. He
is Sec'ty of Missions of the c. NJ. u.
church. Mrs. Valrie Southall, of
Detroit Is in the city visiting her
mother Mrs. Nancy Switcher who is
down with the Dengue fever. Mrs,
Lula Gilmore, Mrs. Katie Thompson
Mrs. Marie Brown went to Cypress
Chapel church to attend the funeral
of Mr.. David Hubbard A large mum
Der of our colored population left
for Shreveport Fair. Rev. G.. s Booker
pastor of Bethsaida Baptist church
returned from Tennessee and filled
his pulpit. He comes to us as a
great preacher. The church has made
a most excellent selection. Mr.. R. r
Dennis made a flying trip to Little
Rock, Ark. Rev. c. w. Daily preached
a most excellent sermon at Galile'
Baptist church Sunday night; his
listeners were held spellbound. Bishop
College has run beyond expectation
in numbers. The President is moving
things.
Texarlana.-There is still large
number of people sick in our town
with Dengue fever. Mrs. ]. ]. Jones
came home on the LIST after spending
sevreal months in Colorado Springs
Colo, for her health. She reports
she was greatly benefited. Mrs. NJ. j.
Johnson of TT. Worth is visiting ker
daughter, Mrs. B. A. Jackson. MI
Bailey Brownrigg left last Sunday
night for Marshall to Ie-enter scroOl
at Bishop College. Miss Callie Rodg-
ers of Dallas has concluded a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. w
Il. Daniels. Mrs David Alexander and
children, d. L. and Levan have re-
turned to their home in Fordyce, Arr
Mrs. Emily Gray of 1925 Oak St.
died at her home Sunday morning
On last Sunday morning as two men
were riding in a buggy near Spring
Lake Park, they were hailed by Two
white men one OF whom carried 2
shot gun. "Give us ride" demanded
one Of the white men. After being
informed that there was not room
enough for the four, they waited
until the colored men had driven
to a point Of thirty steps away tbs
white man with the shot gun fire
at the buggy, striking one of The
colored men, which has not power
serious as yet. The white men lie;
and have not been seen since. Mr.
X. NJ. McWhorter spent last wees
at Springdale. He reports fine trip
On last Friday afternoon. Calus JET
fries fifteen years old who resiue'
four miles south of Texarkana arci
dentally shot and killed his ole
brother. J. T. Jeffries. Services a
various churches were well ATTENDED
Sunday. Miss Washington of Marshal
is a member of the faculty o. thu
Arkansas Side City school. Mrs. Jas
l.. Douglass has returned from Wash
ington, Ark, where she visited rela
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Johnso'
and little son Theodore have movet
to Tyler.
Ferris.-Rev Mosley and Trowe
were with their people as usual sun
day. Mesdames Fowler and Nelson
were called to Iadonia last weei
on the death of their bother Lot
of Dengue yet. Mr. Pepper and hrs
FEMME McMullen were married Sun
day evening Mrs. Foster of Dal'a
worsIiped at T. v. church Sunday
Grapeland.-Sunday school was wei
attended Sunday at all churches. Mrf
Lucindy Beasley is very sick at In
home of her daughter, Mrs. Beatric
Washington. Services was held at MI
Zion Baptist church SUNDAY. The pas
tor being absent, Rev. N. P johnson
preached splendid sermon. Mrs
Jane Hicks and Mrs. Parlee Howar
returned Sunday night from Housto
where they attended the convention
Miss Harietta Hicks left Tuesday 10
Prairie View. Mrs. Linnie hay 3
Electra is here at the bedsideof he
mo her, M $. Lucindy Beasley. Nj
Charlie Adams returned Saturda
from GAINESVILLE, Miss. where h
went to visit his mother Mrs. Salll
Dooley. Mr.. d. F. DALEY is on tn
sick list.
ROckdales--Sunday school was we
attended at all the churches Re
Lott was absent Sunday butsent Re
Matthews in his place. He Dreache
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