The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24


NAL al Texas College. You should Join
the classes in childs study, shorthand
and typewriting at the Normal under
the supervision OF Miss r. u Reid.
| The many friends OF Miss Jamie Nor
gan regret very much to learn OF her
illness at p. v College Mrs. Mary
A, Stokes and Little Miss Thelma Tur.
ner left Saturday for Athens 70 spend
the 10Th. Mrs. D. l.. Caswell is back
from Wilberforce, Ohio, where she at
tended the commencement exercise OF
Wilberforcc University. She was ac-
companied homo by her daughter. Ze-
Iphie L. Caswell, who was a student Of
the University. while there she had
the pleasure OF listening to the grad
uating address by Hon Robt. WILDER
force OF England, great grandson Of
| VIM. Wilberforce, for whom the Uni
versity IS named On their way back
they spent couple Of days in St.
Loais. Miss Marie Simmons has re-
] turned from Texarkana, Ark, and Lou
isviIle, KY. Mr.. Maurice Mosely left
Sunday for Nashville, Tenn Rev.
Henry Dens filled the pulpit for Rev.
H. G. Alexander Sunday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
and Mr.. Corprew Of Mt. Pleasant, mo-
tored over last week to do some shop
ping While in the city they visited
the Normal at Texas College Presi-
dent and Mrs w. r. Banks are enjoy.
ing a new car. Mr.. and Mrs. McKin-
! ley Ross are visiting the latter's par
ents in Henderson Miss Rena Nc
Fadden left Friday for Houston and
El Paso. Miss Irene King Is able to
be up. Mines. Jamie Williams, Floret
Norman and frankie Lacy. Mr.. Geo.
Stubblefield, Mr.. Horace johnson and
Mr.. a. Ford spent nineteenth at Hen
derson Mrs. Louise Littlejohn Is con
yalescing. Little Miss Marie Tucker,
Ora May and Christine Burchett are
in Waco visiting relatives. The Ath-
letic baseball team left here early
Monday morning in a truck Tom Hen
derson to cross bats with the Hender-
son team on the 18th. Mrs. Obelia
Butler Mosely attended the funeral of
her brother, Mr.. Robt Butler, at Over
ton. Little Robt. was the son of Fa-
Their Butler and was just young man
in the prime Of life. Mrs Minnie Cam
eron Is able TO be up again after a
serious Illness. The 18th of June was
peacefully but joyfully celebrated in
Herndon's Grove and also IN the =.
I. A. Heights Mr.. Fred Collins has
had water installed In his home and
cemented walk which adds very much
to the beauty Of his home. Mrs. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young and Mrs.
Willie Kelly attended the funeral of
Mr. Geo. Walton at Mineola last week.
Mr.. Ed King has had water installed.
Mrs Jane Lewis is on the sick list.
Ennis. The people of Ennis enjoyed
very quiet day on June 18th; a num-
Der went motoring In their cars and a
number spent the day visiting friends.
Mrs. H. ~ Williams died Saturday
and was buried Sunday at Telico. Rev.
Rogers officiated. Mrs. Emily Neal
one of the first colored settlers OF En-
mis- and charter member of st. Paul
Baptist Church. died Sunday night
Mrs. Neal was about sc years of age
and Was well known and liked by both
races. Mrs. Keno, age 10, died Sun
day morning She was the mother of
Davis Nero and Mrs Lncy Jackson
Her funeral was held at st. Pauls
Church Monday evening. Rev. War
rem, Presiding Elder OF the Dallas Dis
trict, held his quarter at st. Delight
M. q. Church Sunday. Mr.. S. M. Ak
ems, Jr., left for Houston and San AN
tonic on business Monday Rev. N. II :.
Harbertt made flying trip to Dallas 10
see his new grandson. Ennis ball
team crossed bats with the Rosser
team last Monday. Prof. and Mrs. j.
w Williams spent Monday in Rosser
Mr. Ed McEuffin of Dallas, came Sun
day to be with his family a few days.
A reception was given at Dr. Taylor's
residence Saturday night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Washington. Rev.
Starks, presiding elder of the Bonham
District A. N. e. Church, held his
quartc~ last Friday and preached two
stirring sermons Sunday at Wayman
Chapel A number OF our people are
contemplating Temodeling and beauti-
flying their homes. Let's all pull to-
gether and make this community one
of the best in Texas. Pay your debts.
Be friendly and industrious. Make each
day count. Stay at home and work
when you have nothing else to do.
Fcrney.--All the churches and Sun
day Schools we're we'll attended, Rev.
W. H. Warner returned from New Or
leans, La, to be al his post at MT. Zion
Baptist Church; preached ,hree able
sermons, one for the Knights and
Daughters of Tabor which was grand
Rev. w. Fl. Pruit, pastor Of the A. NJ.
E Church. was at his post Of duty.
The colored people of Forney celebrst-
ed the 18th on the river with big
fish fry and cold drinks and plenty to
eat. The Y. NJ G. A. has put ON new
life. See Nj s. Drain for the Express
Kerens- The people Of Heron com
munity celebrated the 10Th by way OF
picnic Saturday, June 18th The
services were good all day Sunday at
the G. M. 4. Churcb. Rev, "a, A. Brown,
the pastor, preached a powerful ser
mon Sunday morning to q large crowd.
Sunday evening at New Hope Baptist
Church Rev. G. r. Kilgore pf Nached
the Knights and Daughters O, Tabor
sermon 70 delight Of all and N $3.50
p. M preached powerful serip@A at
the G. M. E. Church for Rev. brown
to an overfowing crowd The spiritual
demonstration was high. The silk
ouilt contest will be pulled Off at the
&c. nj. e. Church next Monday eve
aing. Mrs. D. y Powell Is up and at
her pest Of duty again We are glad
to see her and acknowledge her re-
,co.o,.Q fav u pouolfc loft FOR his
work Sunday at Rusk The Missionary
Board will meet at New Hope Baptist
Church next week Rev Penn OF Cor
eicana, win p.-eacif Friday night, Rev.
d. T. TramelI Saturday night, and Rev.
j. S. Adair, the pastor win preach
Sunday morning. The Texas College
CIee Club viii appear at the G. NJ e.
Church July s and 6