The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-07

considering the Qengue Stlll raging
among the various members. Rev.
G. H. Pugh of the A. M. e. filled
his pulpit all Sunday and / ad-
dition to the church. Rev. G. Davis
of the Church OF God was with his
people Sunday after being away two
weeks engaged in REVEALS. Mrs. Eff
fie Ware of the A. M. e., reported
$16.15 with the Vanguard book.
Mrs. Viola Bynum Of Aliens Chapel
reported SITS, Sept. Gath. Mrs.
Laura H. Miller, pianist at the A..
M. e. church was unable to render
service Sunday being victim Of
the dengue for several days. Miss
Wilburn filled her vacancy. Miss
Ottolee Morgan leaves to enter
Paul Quinn College. Mr.. Sank Grim
ner and A. L. Simons spent Sunday
with home folk. Mr.. w. M. Williams
came home sick from Jacksonville.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton returned af-
ter spending few days in Ennis
with her sick cousin, Mr.. Ed MUIR
ply, spending a few days here with
his family. Mrs. Sallie Johnson Is
here visiting relatives. Mrs. Willie
gladden. left to take up her school
work. Rev. and Mrs. Snowden has
opened a new grocery store. After
spending a few months away work.
ing, Mr.. Shep Hunter is home to
stay.
FerTis.-Dengue is ranging, but
no fatalities as yet. Rev. Miller was
at his post Sunday. Rev. ]. Williams
preached for Rev. Prince Sunday.
Mesdames Henry and Anderson
visited Mrs. d. l.. Titles, Saturday
Mrs. Fowler has returned from a
visit to Stanford, Texas. Mrs. s. P.
Gabriel and Mr.. J. P. Allen are
visiting in Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Titles, little Johnnie Kirvin, and
D. l.. Coleman visited Bristol Sun
day. Misses Louis and "A. L. Clark
left for Fort Worth, Sunday to enter
school. Miss Oneida Williams Is
here attending her sick fgrand
mother.
Rusk.--Sunday School good at all
churches. Rev. M. Hollis delivered
an excellent sermon for Rev. Rage
dale Sunday at the c. M. e. church.
Tuesday morning the sad news rang
over town of the death of Mrs.
Todd, who has been i'll for long
time, husband, mother relatives,
and doctor did all in their power
to sustain life, but the death angle
carried her to a better place than
this. Mrs. Todd from a child was
OF a very pleasant nature, loved by
old and young. There is a place
vacant in the home which can never
De tilled and our separation is in
deed sad, but we realize that God
doeth all things WE'LL" Mrs. Todd
is survived by husband, Mr.. Joe
Todd. two children, parents. four
sisters, three brothers and a host
OF friends and relatives to mourn
her loss. Funeral conducted BY
Rev. John Hancock laid to rest al
3 o'clock in Cedar Hill. A host OF
friends from Alto, came to pay their
last respect among them were Mrs.
Selmon, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Blad-
ley and Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. L. Lain
of Alto, the ID. H. M. S. Pres. OF
District No. passed through the
city Sunday. Mr. Sam Robertson Is
improving. Our sick list has in
creased over last week. Mrs. Lizzie
Brady is improving. Mrs. Rubie
Parks left for her home in Dallas
Saturday accompanied by little Hor
tense Weems.
Cameron.-Services were reported
Lalrly good at all churches Sunday
Rev G. g. Buford Is reported seriously
III In Marlin, Texas. Rev. Humber was
az ms post In calvert, Sunday. Rev
hughes was on duty at Bethel. The
teachers returned Friday evening from
Giudlngs after a pleasant and inspir.
ing institute week. The dengue il
still on its mission. Mrs. a. C. Lewis
was in Rodgers. Saturday in inter
est of insurance. Mrs. Mona Lewis
and little son returned to their home
In Marlin, after a pleasant stay with
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Gun.
bingham. The Misses Bush and Miss
WiIliams of Jones Prairie, have en-.
rolled in Cam-hi for this term. They
are boarding in home of Mrs. Carrie
Reed. Madams Sewell and Lewis were
In Cause, Sunday in interest of Mis-
Sion Dr. zephyr carried the ladies
in his touring car.
III .. ID. <IcpuyT mas just recovered
from an attack of dangue fever, We
were all glad to see our undertaken
up and about the city again. H,
made flying trip last Sunday t.
Calvert, Branchville and Maysfield
He reports a good time on his trips
Mr.. e. d. Shells of Milano, an age(
man died last week. Mr.. Shells wal
pioneer and good church worker
His remains was laid to rest in thu
District cemetery by Zephyr Under
some modern improvements in hi
business and We. the good citizens
of Cameron wish for him much sue
cess In his business Miss Gladly,
Simms or Galveston, stopped over I
day last week while en- route to For
Worth, visited DR.. Zephyr She wa
treated royal while in our city. Their,
Is special place fixed in my offic,
for the dear old Dallas Express
Says Dr. Zephyr.
Ennis.-Churcl services were wei
attended Sunday The dengue feve
is still raging and most every fam
lily in our city has been affected. Mrs
Lu Ella Thompson of Calvert Texas
visited relatives and returned hom
Friday accompanied by "Raby Star
stephens. Prof 1. M. Terrell. prin
cipal of Houston College, Houston
Rev Joseph Brown and wife, Rev
Hawkins of Clepurne, Mr. Joe Broom
field Of Waxahachie passed through
Ennis, en- route TO Terrell to at
tend the Friendship Association. Rev
NJ T. Waters preached his farewell
sermon to a large audience Agail
we call the attention to the patron
Of the Colored school to poor atten
dance. The teachers can not bull
up the school unless the patrons talk
an interest and 1t is a reflection upol
our people to have so many idle chill
dren loafing around home. We hav
more than score of young men VIII
should be in school and "a number o
young ladies and couple Of hundre
vounR atara undor 1e 0ur achn1a att