The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

Thomas Conurs, formerly of Mar
shall, died in Little Rock, his home
after long illness, his remains was
shipped to Marshall for interment,
funeral attended from Ebenezer NJ.
e. Church, laid to rest In the Col
lege cemetery, buried with Pythian
honors. He leaves a devoted wife
and several children and a host OF
friends to mourn his lost. Mrs. Geor-
gia Waller died in Dallas, after an
opera ton. her remains was shipped
to Marshall interment with American
Woodmen honors. She leaves hus-
band and three children and many
friends to mourn her lost. Laid to
rest in the Powder Mill cemetery.
Mrs. Rev. N. T. Mitchell, a highly
and much loved by all who knew
her. After a long sickness she bowed
in submission to the will of Him
who doeth everything well. She
has a husband, Rev. N. T. Mitchell
and several children. A host of
friends to mourn and several chill
dren to mourn.
Wiley University VS.. Paul Quinn
College in a foot ball game. Paul
Quinn pulled the feathers from
Wiley University with a score of
10 to nothing, though the game
was hard fought. Mrs. Lulu Gilmore
has sold her restaurant on 214 N.
Wellington street, to Mr.. Chappa,
who comes highly recommended as
a business man. She goes to her
home to rest after 8 years in the
business. Mr.. A. B. Hill, an old
resident and citizen of Harrison
county, living at Gill, Texas. died
at his home after several years of
sickness. He was great republican
and was a leading member of his
lodge the Ancient Order of Pill
grims was buried with their hon
ors, laid to rest in. the family GEM
etery. Mrs. Lula B. Preston dropped
in Marshall on her way to Pennsyl-
vania. Out of town guests that at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Tom Coun-
tiers. Mrs. Moore of Hot Springs,
Ark, Mrs. Edwards of New York,
his daughter. Mr.. Croskat of De
Moines Iowa. Mr.. Dana Conurs Of
Little Rock, Ark. Mr. Conurs was
originally from Atlanta, Ca, his ma
tivity he leaves a wife three daugh-
tiers and two sons all grown. Mrs.
Eliza Cook lies very low at her
home on East Bowie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Mitchell, celebrated the 18th
birthday of their son Everett Nit
chelD, Nov. 90, at their resident,
204 West Mill street. Many children
were present he received many nice
gifts the party was enjoyed by all
of those present.
COrsicana.-It looks as If revenue
officers are determined to make Cor
sicana bone dry. They raided a
still at Porter's Bluff, near here
and found a great quantity of mash
and whiskey a few days ago and
Saturday night, they raided a
house on Sixth avenue and found
whiskey and stolen goods of many
descriptions. The proprietress and
all the guests were more or less ar
rested and put in Jail. Among the
number is well known ex-insurance
man and lately a public school
teacher. Mr.. Bonnie Ray of Athens.
is guest of Mrs. Oslo Paul, a cou-
sin. Rev. Walker has been returned
to Bethel as pastor for another
year. Rev. Hicks of the G. M. e.
church goes to Sulphur Springs.
Many of the teachers are attending
the teachers meeting at Fort Worth
this week.
Sixth Ave. Baptist Church-Sun-
day was a high day with the mem
bers and friends of this church,
owing to the installation services
which have been in progress all the
week. We have had very pleasant
administration this year under the
leadership of our worthy pastor,
our church is growing in member
ship and attendance.
At 3 D. M, great crowds came
pouring in and continued until the
church was filled to its utmost ca
pacity. All the pastors of the city
joined us in this service. We were
graced with the presence of many
visiting ministers also. After a very
interesting praise service, Rev. A. L.
Moore, pastor OF First Independent
Baptist Church of this city who was
programmed to prsach the anniver-
sary sermon was presented to the
audience by pastor Penn. He chosed
for q subject Greatness through
service. This gospel giant held his
hearers spell bound as he thunder
ed from the sacred dest. Rev. Moore
has been pastoring in this city for
thirteen years, and has succeed in
building a beautiful church here,
which is a credit to himself, to the
denomination and to the race.
After the sermon we listened to
brief remarks from some of the as
ISOLATED pastors, after which col
1856. At night we listened to
another great sermon by pastor. To-
tai collection $314.S6. The imam
cial drive is continued until next
Sunday.
Y. L. A. B. G. was charming en-
tertained al the home Of Miss Es-
tella Hall, Friday evening, Nov. "a.
with the president at her duty. The
club was called to order by Presi-
dent. Roll call and payment Of dues,
after which the club was opened
for business. The club decided to
have a Whist party Thanksgiving at
the home of Miss Hazel Morgan.
The club is going to do us some
art work for Xmas. The hostess
served a delicious menu. The hos
tess was thanked by Miss Lille
Mae Stephens. Adjourned to meet
with Miss Bessie Henry. Miss Jessie
Rey, president; Miss Myrtle Combs,
Sec'y.
N. A. C.-This club met at the
home of Mrs. Stella Kelley. East
Colins, opened with song and pray
er. after which the ladies' spent one
hour in needle work and very in
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