The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-09


ing relatives and friends. They left
today for Groveton. Miss Fredie Lee
and Maud Wallis arrived last Sunday
from Fastara, Texas where they have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Grimes. Get your five cents ready
every Sunday for the paper
McAlesterr-Rev. Geo. who was cal
led to the pastofate of East Star
church about six months ago was
taken sick and died last Tuesday.
Funeral at East Star Baptist church.
The remains was shipped to Waco,
Texas accompanied by his brother.
Miss Clara Lane neice of C. ]. and
w. L. Lane, died here few weeks
ago. Remains shipped to Paris, Texas
for burial. Mr.. c. ]. Lane, uncle, Mrs.
Mile Lane, daughter and Dorthy
Williams counsin accompanied the
body. Revs. Frank Motley and Rev.
Holmes were earring on a revival.
All quite success. Rev. Wilson of
Sipro. Okla, was called to the pas
torate of Mt. Triumph Baptist church
Mr.. John Hopkins attended the sta
tion porter's meeting at Ardmore,
Okla, Rev. w. M. Austin and Mrs.
Annie j. Edwards were quitely mar
ried last week. Married Robert Will
liams and Miss Erma Batson. Mrs.
Maude Hone and Mr.. Will Ansley.
Mrs. Ellen Whitaker has returned
from Oklahoma city where she has
been visiting her daughters. Public
school opened with Prof. F. ]. Hill
burn as principal. Mrs. Is. f. Davis
has returned from Chicago Mrs. An
ME c. Johnson and Mrs. Mamie Its
worth have returned from Tulsa
where they attended he grand lodge
of the Mosaic, Miss Fannie NJ Bailey
and Miss Geneva r. Layne have re-
turned from Detroit, Mich and other
points in Canada where they spent
IA pleasant vacation. They will soor
take up their school work. Mrs
lane Brown left for Council Bluff,
Iowa to visit her sister Mr. Eddie
Terrell of Kansas city Is now here
at the bed side of his mother, Mrs.
Rosy Jones. Mrs. Ada B. Workman
Albert is visiting friends. Word has
been received that ]. w. Johnson, an
old resident her now living In Kan
sas City is very i'll. Mrs. M. South and
II. H. Bonden attended the grand
lodge of the Eastern Stars, the Ma
sonic grand lodge at Boley. Mrs. Cor
nealia Graves, gave dinner in honor
Of Mrs. Ada B. Workman Albert. Many
and oil =
away voting Miss Graves an ideal
hostess Breakfast by the Coterie club
was given in honor of Mrs. Ada B.
Workman Albert at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Crackan. The host and the
hostess are to be commended for the
delightful time spent by all. Mrs.
Mary Aams an old subscriber, is
planning on moving to Oklahoma
city. Mrs. Rissie Bostic attended the
grand lodge at Tulsa.
Marshall.-The colored teachers of
this dictrict will spend the district
Institute on Sept. 4th, 1922. A large
is expected. Four colored
men were arrested, charged with in
Jesse Coleman, Narace
Coasby, Jack Mason and Richard Ro-
binson were arrested by the Texas
force on charge Of intimi
dating, Texas and Pacific employers.
The ones said to be intimidated was
Blaine Morris and Mikel Whitfield
They were turned over to the sheriff
John Sanders, bond was fixed at $3.50.
which was readily given by each. The
strike seems to be almost
a thing of the past. Many Of the color
ed people have gone to work. Mrs
a few days all viii be at work. Mrs.
Barnum of Fl. Worth was in
the city last week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Malone and Mrs.
Sarah Texas. Miss B NJ, Joseph one
Of Marshall's most accomplished and
sweet young women left for FIT. Worth
where she will attend the Bap-
list Sunday school convention. Grand
Master A. W. Weatherford is to visit
the several Temples and chambers
Of the Mosica Templers of America
Mr.. John W. Mann, young man and
a highly respected citizen of Marshall
died at his sisters home, Mrs. Sallie
McClain after long illness. His
funeral was attended from Bertherda
Baptist church of which he was a
meber He was a member of the H.
A. and u. and American Woodman,
buried with their honors. He was laid
to rest. in the Powder Mill cemetery.
THUS closes the career of great man
The protrocted meeting at Nils Chapel
C. F. q. church is meeting with great
success. Re, d the Dallas Express
news while 1t is news.
HOwlands-Sunday school was We
attended at St John Chapel. The les
son was we'll taught. Sunday school
was omitted at the c. M. E. church.
Mr.. OslIe Herrell of Dallas, spent
five Gays with his mother. Mrs. Mary
Herrel of Roxton on his vacation
He spent the week end. he and his
son Oslie Jr.. with his sister. Mr.. and
Mrs Ellis Waller Of Rowland have
returned to their home in Dallas Miss
Ezra Garland. Miss Famia and Tlvina
Posee returned from the G. u e.
Sunday school convention which con
vened In Cooper. Mr.. Armsterd Cav
land and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Garland motored to Cooper Sunday to
the Sunday school convention. Mr.
Bills is home visnting rela-
tives
Jacksonville. Rev T. b. johnson,
pastor of Sweet Union Baptist church
filled his regular appointment Sunday.
Services were good and well attended
The moon lieht excursion Friday
night, Set LIST, given under the aus
pices of the Benson Chapel Sunday
school was decided success. The
Lovers Special left home with two
big trucks loaded and eight cars and
made their way to Brisco station. two
miles from town where cold drinks
ant confectionery were awiting the
arrival Of more than a hundred peo-
pie. Everybody enjoyed the trip. Rev.
n n Vn,tno ID II of thp Ia oh sonvit1e