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

cho1r Stanu mas peeH duuCu' ~ 49,
Tiers club met at ID. II. s. schooi
building Friday evening with Rev. w
r. Beaver acting as president pro tenn
Mrs l.. A. Horton. secretary. Any
mother who loves her womanhood
ought to become member; Meets
Mrs. Silas Pitts is erecting new
bungalow on North avenue. All teach
ers of this county headed a long pro-
cession to various school in the coun-
try. The various Bazaar given under
the auspices of st. Beaulah at Odd
Fellows hall was success. Mr.. Jes-
sic Burns and Mrs. Leon Boyd quietly
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas Callicutt, Rev. Whitlow Off
ciated. The dengue fever has arrived In
Pittsburgh at last. There are num-
Der of persons indisposed with 1t. Wis
itors Mrs. La Sale Prince, formerly
of this place now of Kerens visited
the home of Mr.. G. Dyke Baker. Wis
itor Mrs. Anna Nicleberry of Mt. Pleas
ant. Mrs. Bertha Trammel, Dallas
Mr.. Charlie Bates, Mineral Wells. Ar
rivals: Mrs. Ella b. Phoxx and little
Miss Matte Mae Trammell Kemp
Mrs. Lon Neal and children is back
from the west. Mr.. Coy w. Lillard
Fort Worth. Rev. A. w. Pryor, g.
Dyke Baker, Dallas. Departures: Mr.
Vessie Moseley, Houston; Rev. -. d.
bers. Mt. Pleasant. Two more members
have been added to the Senior class
of 1922-1923 of ID. II. s. namely: Miss
es Avis Burley, Lille Buchanan, 'Eula
Mae Sales, Ella Sales, Messrs. Booker
t. Sales, Rev. John II. Montgomery
Miss Juanita Terry.
PIttsburgh.-Rev w. r. Beaver, pas
tor is doing a good work at st, Ste
phen A. NJ. q. church. The church is
well organized. The stewardess board
No. 1, under the leadership of its
president, Mrs. Hattie B. Boyd is
by the waters. Sept. 30th the board
had an entertainment and raised
$4,000 and paid Stewards $1,000. Our
pastors salary They have snug lit
tie bank account. Members of the
Board says the slogan of the board
Society with NJ. d, Washington, pres
ident is doing grand work. Presi-
dent Washington is the mother of
President II. 3. Boyd. "As is the mo-
ther so is the daughter
west..Bold Spring Baptist church
school. w. II. NJ. S., and B. Y.
p. U. all well attended and much
interest manifested. Rev. A. L. White
preached two able sermons Sunday.
Rev. Alexander preached the Mission
airy sermon at the A.. N. e. church
to a large and appreciative audience.
Sick: Mrs. L. @. Guiden, Mrs. Elite
Smith, Mr.. Jas. Clay. Mr.. Clay was
telephoned at Waxahachie, where she
was attending the Board to come home
at once. She was attacked with the
dengue as soon as she reached home
Both are doing nicely at this writing.
Rev. White was stricken with the dem
que while attending the Board and
was forced to go home. Mr.. Jim
Griggs and Mrs. Mary Steward were
married recently. Rev. Williams. Of
ficiated
Eastland.--Rey. G. II. Horney is do
ing great church work. He delivered
a wonderful sermon Sunday to q large
and appreciative audience. The writer
his better half and daughter motored
to Cisco, Sunday and sold quite a few
copies of the Express and enjoyed
an excellent sermon by Rev. Cornelius
Mr.. George Gibson and others while
motoring from Cisco in their car
were struck by another car and their
car was totally demolished However
will soon leave on a South Texas
tour in interest of his literature and
delivering lectures. Mr. wilbur Ruck-
er is now conducting a business in the
bank building. Mr.. Paul Brozeal made
a quick trip to Breckenridge G.. Gull
berson Of Cisco is to serve for this
week. Mr. Sam Brown. president of
the Brown Laundry Co, meet the
stockholders Wednesday, October 10th
at Abilene.
HendersOn,--Mrs Marian Hicks, Mrs
Mary Crear. Mrs Mary Brandy are
attending. the Association at Overton
last week. Mr.. Ellis Simmons has ac-
cepted a position at the Simmons bar
Der shop. Mr.. Jno Beal and Mr.. Law
son Simmons have rented the Wrank-
in place. and are expected to open
and Grand mother, Mrs. ID. Neal is
visiting in Dallas. Arrivals: Mr.. Will
lie Roston, Dallas; Miss Sallie Fuller
left for e. T. A. at Tyler for the en-
suing session. The C. NJ. q. church
put on rally to seat the church. Rev.
Sears is i'll with the dengue. Sunday
school is still on the upward trend
Rev Tommie GIBSON Is making i'm
provements on his home.
ItaIy.-The rally at Mt. Ara Baptist
church was quite success. Our new
pastor, Rev. G. ] Graves is bringing
things to pass. The rally resulted in
the raising of sS2.40. We are prepar-
ing for a few nights meeting in the
Christmas. We are all expecting to
I.
Texas, on the first Sunday TO assist
them in their annual rally.
Weatherford-Serv good and
Sunday school well attended. Mr.. Ed
Boyd spent Sunday with home folk
at the c. M. IL. church was a sue
cess, Palace Rose No. is gave an
entertainment Saturday night which
was grand affair. Mrs. Jack Brown
was received in Loyal Friends last
Wedne sday. We are proud of Mrs
Weatherford, left for Waco. where
she will attend Paul Quinn College
this year, she was accompanied b.
Miss Cooper and her mother to Fo
Worth Mrs. Kitty Smith. Mr.. Jasr
Hudson spent few days in the city
some OF our Colored people need tt
have their mouths plastered up, fol
they talk entirely too much random
waeo.--Paul ouinn's first varsity
loot ball game is scheduled for No.
Dec. 2. when the purple and GOLD
kins in Waco. Little is known of thu
Jarvis eleven, save for The fact thai
IL was beaten last week by Wiley by
the tune of Al to 6 and the local fan.
are waiting to see just how the Eas
waco eleven work will compare with
ably start the following team: Lincolr
re; jefferson, rt; Slaughter, re-; San.
ders, C; Greene. lg; Morgan, It, Mich
OILS, lie; Sheppard, pb Nancy, rh; Sed
berry III; and Jackson, fb,
The regular scheduled game w;ll b.
with Texas College. OF Tyler which
will marx the opening of Paul Quinn'i
conference schedule. 1t will also ID,
Paul Quinn's first annual home cominl
which will last three days. beginning
Thursday, Nov. 9. and ending Satur.
day. Nov IL. The leading feature.
that will entertain the returning grad.
yates and under graduates will bt
the home-cc ming concert FRIDAY night
Nov. 10, ans he homecoming game
Saturday, Nov. ~ at Q y. m. Invita-.
lions are being u ut to former stu.
dents all over the State ard 1T is ex.
pected that Jackson field viii be tax:
ed to it's capacity.
MarIin.--Mr Wash Killins, who wal
shot a few DAYS ago died last Thurs.
day at the Aliens hospital He was
buried on Friday, Oct. 20. Mr.. Var