The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17

MRS. >. y. GOWN left Tor Marlin, Tex
as on the 7th with their daughter,
Miss Henry Colyin. She has been sick
for three months or more. Through all
her ailments, she finished in high
school this year. Mrs. L. g. Pinkston
and little daughter. Vereada are visit
ing in Dallas. Mrs. @. l.. Wesley has
returned from San Antonio. where she
has been attending the Grand Lodge
OF Knights Of Pythias. Sick: Mrs.
George Townsell. Mrs. o. C. Colburt.
Born to Mrs. George Nelcona, q boun-
cling boy. We are glad to see brother
Berry Wimberly back home again. Mrs.
d. A. Orange is out OF the city. Dr..
mother of Mrs. Green made a flying
trip to Terrell, Sunday There will be
a play at Bethlehem. Thursday night
known from sKitchen to Parlor. Mrs.
of the Mission. Terrell is all smiles
to see Prof. H. r. Howard home
again.
COOpers-Sunday School was largely
attended and much interest was mani
tested Dinner was prepared at 2
o'clock and 100 children were fed
with the pastor and deacon standing
at the head OF the table. Rev. Green
preached the children sermon that
Will DC lOHb @NS ~NNANf'
ing classes reported:
Bible Clas6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sz.1s
Glass No. ......,............
Glass No. ...,,............., %
Class No. ....,............'.. 4'sa
Primmer G ...................s 'eS
Infant e ,.............,..... 80
Total ............,....... SlV'ui
Mrs. Mamie Franklin surprised us
by coming in from Oklahoma city.
Mr. Geo. Walker carried several glrrs
- .rtalN ballard who
Is very sick. Don't forget that MIS-.
G. l.. Nelson is very sick on South
Main, visit her and give her word
of consolation. Born to Mr.. Geo. King
and wife, a fine boy. Supt Martin
was elected as delegate to the N y.
c.. which Is In Los Angeles, Cal MRS.
Sarah william, Miss Velma Ivey, Mrs.
Aline Davis and Miss Rosia Shank
lin were elected captain for the church,
please pay , them you your dues ,,o,,r 1 501v
Don't forget the big picnic that will
be given on the 23rd and "a by the
X. OF p. in Millcrs Park. Father
Shanklln was able to be out Sunday
Mrs. Ella Stout and s. S. Shanklin
rendered
Ennls.-A big crowd of Ennis Bap-
fist headed by Rev. Il. L. Lockett OF
Bethlehem and Rev. f. w. Scott of
4th Ward churches left for Dallas to
attend the Il. Y. p. u. Chatauqua. Rev.
Lockett Is president. DIR. II. e. Will
liams Of Waxahachie, spent Sunday
in Ennis Mrs. Wilson died Sunday
and was buried Monday evening Mrs.
Wilson was a good Christian woman
and well liked. Mr.. S. p. Crenshaw.
Doc" returned from Grand Lodge
X. of p, which was held in San An
pleased with the session. Most all
student have returned from school.
The Colored people of Ennis are elated
over the premise OF a new $4,000
school building. hats off to our good
women who are taking so much in
terest in keeping our cemetery clean
and beautiful. Be good citizen. pay
your honest debt II you are to mean
to pay the man who has fed you
for Gods sake be decent enough to
not abuse him. DR.. Robinson is open
ing up a sanitarium. Let's get be-
hind the good doctor and help him
in this much needed venture. Mr.. Roy
Washington, a Ennis born boy, one
whom we feel proud of, one that Is a
credit TO our community. Married:
Miss Wins of Denison. Wednes-
day. Roy is an undertaken and mo-
tary public. Let every Negro of En-
ms do his level best to keep his pre-
misses clean and nice Go to church
Sunday. 1t viii help you.
Cleburne.-The Y M. c. A. boys
will give nineteenth at the fair
ground. All families are requested
to bring baskets. There will be be a
ball game and other amusements Miss
Elsie Thomas died Saturday morning
the remains was shipped to Morgan
for burial Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Small
attended the funeral of their aunt
Sunday at Morgan. Rev. Louis VIII
liams left for Shawnee Okla, on bus
mess. Mr.. Ike Brown of Denver, Colo,
was In the city Sunday. Mr.. Joe Gates
lSft for Galveston, his future home.
Claude Neal has returned home from
school. Mr.. Evins of Fort Worth. was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John Heard
MRS Bessie Kay. who attended the
funeral Of her uncle at Okmulgee,
Okla, has returned home. Miss Rob-
atives in Paris has returned. Mrs. Ben
Moss and Mrs. Albert Brownlee visited
relatives in Waco last week. Mrs.
Small Of Morgan was called to the
Prince filled his pulpit al Fort Rorth.
Sunday. Little Miss Gladys Johnson
of Fort Worth, was the guest of Mrs.
Emma Heard. Sunday. Miss I. Bessie
GrandberIy. Mrs. Blanch Brown. Mrs.
Matilda Samples, are IN the sick list.
Mr. Jack Brownlee has returned to
Waco. Mr.. John Thomas has placed
monument at the head of hiE wife's
grave and improved has lot. We hope
that others will do likewise. Rev. J..
the First Baptist church Sunday
morning. Services were good at all
churches Sunday. The r.. Il. OF A.
sermon was preached Sunday night
at the A. NJ q. church, Rev. Caroway
officiated. Rey A. G. Brown died at
Blooming Grove recently. his remains
was shipped to Clehurne for burieI
Funeral was attend at the First
Baptist church. Rev. Brown, J. w.
Hawkins officiated. Rev. A. w. Ed
10 IN tn hnGinaga Mrs
Dora Franc died at Dallas recently
remains was shipped here for burial.
Funeral was attended at the First
Baptist church. Rev. j. w. Hawkins
officiated- Mr.. HAHN Gent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Cent and daughter of
Dallas attended the funeral, also, Mrs
Virgie Brown Of AMARILLO. Little Miss
Mae Lue Philips and Mrs Ed For
gels little hoy are confined to their
rooms with injured feet.
Athens.--services at all churches
were good sunday. Req c. H. Puegh
strong sermons Sunday and night. He
and his people are looking forward
to the Mock Conference, the 4th Sum
day. The entertainment given with
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell and Mrs G.
Davis was a success Saturday night
for the benefit of the church of God.
MIS-. Robt. McCown returned aiaer
Visiting relatives IN Paris. Mrs. Pau
line Graham and Mrs. Rev. Davis are
on the sick list. Mrs. Sarah Lewis is
able TO be out after few days i'll
ness. Arrivals: Miss Ermiree Bynum
from school In Wichita Falls: Miss
Almerta Patterson of Wichita Falls.
Mr.. Geo. Washington, guest If his step
son, Mr.. d. g. Nj Ter. Miss Blanche
Trambell of Kemp visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell.
The Priscilla Art Club.
This club met MRS Darthuler Fish
er opened in usual form with singing
and prayer and quotations. The min
utes were read aud approved. after
ness The club donated Mrs. Sall.e
Jordan, who is insane. Children $500
to purchase material for cloths. also
donated Mrs. Amanda MCGOWAN Of