The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-14

Of the American Woodmen, with
headquarters at Louisville, Kentucky
is spending the holidays with his
family. He will depart for Louis
vile, on the 18th of Jan. Mrs. Julia
Overstreet is the pround recipient
of player piano presented to her
by her husband as a Christmas
present. Mrs. Charles Swain &C
companied by her brother, Mr.. Jo-
seph Brown, has returned from La
Grange, Texas, where she was call
ed to attend the sick bed side of
her brother. Mrs. Riley Brown. She
reports that he is improving rapid
ly. MIR. l.. T. Flemings and Miss
Ruby Carthon were married Mon
day evening, Rev. Simpson, G. M. Z.
officiating. Mrs. A. ]. King is spend
ing few weeks with relatives e.
Pilot Point, Texas Rev. d. Mat
thews and wife have returned from
visiting relatives. Rev. A. L. Wright
and family left last week 10 at
tend the funeral Of his wffe's moth
er, Mrs. Austin of Pittsburg, Texas.
The Colored theatre goers were
given delighted treat when Mamie
Smith and her all-star revue ex-
hibited here ON the 3rd, playing to
a capacity house. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
l.. Lindsey gave a birthday party
for their adopted daughter, Miss
Dorothy Elizabeth, honoring her
second CD birthday, January 8,
members of the family present.
Quite a number of gifts received.
Telephone all news to 1851.
Quincy, Jan. 12.-Services were
well attended yesterday in spite of
bad weather. Rev. r. e. Ewells
preached two able sermons at the
End Baptist church. Collections were
good. Hon. H. L. Price is now in
Texarkana, Ark, conducting a drive
there and writes that he is beginning
the drive nicely and that the peo-
pie seem to be very nice and bust
ness like. Mrs. Virginia Adams of
Dallas; Mrs. Sulina Burks and Mrs.
Emma Lloyd visited the Braggs, this
week. Mr.. Everhart Bragg was in
a train wreck near Jacksonville,
lase week and was slightly injured,
but is much imprived and is able
to be up. Mrs. Lucinda Clay of
Buffalo, Texas, the mother of Mrs.
Thos. Simms was here last week
and returned Saturday and carried
her son, Mr.. Cornelius Clay back
with her. Miss Anna Coleman spent
the Christmas in Mt. Enterprise
with parents and came here yester-
day with her sister who is to en-
ter school here. Mr.. Bishop Sneed
who has been in Dallas several
months is home with parents. Mr..
d. c. Coleman of Dallas spent sew
eral days in Quincy. Everybody is
getting ready, their hot beds and
for doing big trucking business this
year. Several new families have
moved here and many are planning
to move. The following made bust
ness trips to Jacksonville: Prof. ].
l.. Hamilton, Mr.. J. T. Powell, Hr.
w. G. Price, Sam Cross, w. d.
Thomas, D. G. Coleman and Mrs.
Virginia Adams Prof. A. ]. Jesse
spent the week end in Tyler, Texas.
For the Express see J. T. Price,
reporter and agent.
Pittsburg, Jan. last. Stephens
A.. M. E. Sunday School was we'll
attended, Supt Mrs. Frank w.
Drightis on the sick list. Supt. pro-
tenn Rev. w. r. Beamer, acted.
At IL o'clock services, Rev. w. r.
Beamer, our worthy pastor gave
us an excellent. sermon Sunday. The
Style Show given under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Lena Newton was sue
cess with Mrs. Willie jackson. must
cal directress; Mr.. G. Dyke Baker
pianist. Morris Chapel NJ e. Church
Sunday School reported good with
Bro. p Nelm, Supt. to MI. Pleasant,
Sunday Mr.. j. C. Collier and Mrs.
Sweetie d. (Mason) Collier will
leave for Denver, Colo, on the 18th
the newly weds will make their
future home, If you want to lead
the Dallas Express and don't see
the agent call around to Daxe Phoxx
Cafe and they will be on sale for
cents per copy every Saturday.
At IL o'clock services, it is the
delight to have Rev. N. N. Sawyer
for our pastor. st. Paul End Bap-
fist Church Sunday School large at
tendance. We hope to see more out
next Sunday. Mr.. Jim Grant, Supt.
Rev. Timothy Chambers, p. G. Pine
Bluff Baptist church Sunday School
opened at usual hour with Supt.
A. w. Walker in chair.
At IL o'clock services our pas
tor, Rev. A. w. Pryor was absent
he sent us to bring the gospel. Rev.
Bennington of Atlanta Texas, her
sermon was enjoyed by all who
heard him. st. Beaulah c. M. E.
Church Sunday School well attended,
Supt C. H. Bell is asking for
Model Sunday school. IL o'clock
services, Rev. S. Whitlow is making
things lively in old st. Beaulah.
Rev. S. Whitlow, p. G.
Death:
Mrs. Pet Roney died Jan. 6, 1911
buried on the Sth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Epps of Mt. Pleasant took care of
the remains, Rev. S. Whitlow, off
~ciated. Misses Bobbie L. Hubert,
Jessie Williams, Madams Sallie
Crawford, Eta Arthur, obelia Nit
chell, Little Cleo Mitchell, Mr.. Jut-
SOD Rogers motored to .............!
Tyler, Jan. Services were
fine last Sunday at all churches.
Rev. DR.. Stewart preached a noble
sermon. Four additions were made
to the church. The faithful mem
bers ended storm party for him.
On entering his study room, he
found m abundance of good things
more than he was able to carry home
in his buggy. Tyler news failed to
appear last week due to the fact
Monday was holiday. Married: Mr..
Shackelford to a Miss Henton, South
Tyler. Mr.. Brown Sweat and Miss
Lydia Jones were married Sunday
night, Jan. L, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Matte Jones, West
Elm street. A large crowd was there |