The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07

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porous citizens and ministers and
preachers Of the G. M. e. church
dIes AZ Texarkana, after an opera
ton for gaul stones. 102 taken from
him. He survived several days, but
passed into the great beyond. He
had been in the service Of the mas
ter about As years, was So years
old. Born July 8, 1856. he was made
presiding elder OF the Marshall dis
trict OF the c. M. .. church. He
was never able to fiji his appoint
ment taking seriously III on his re-
turn home. DR.. J. X. Shepherd, a
leading doctor and surgeon OF this
county used all means TO keep this
eminent divine upon the land OF the
living. His funeral was attended
from Miles Chapel G. NJ. Il. church
Of which he was q member. sat
urday. Dec. 81, 1891 Bishop Cot
trell, officiating. Haywood Under
takers, director. Interment In Over
ton cemetery, Sunday. Jan. !, 1922.
Mr.. Thomas Tate, well liked young
man OF the city died very suddenly
at his sisters home. after very
short illness. Mr.. Joe NJ Hollaway
and Miss Viola johnson, one OF
Marshall's most excellent and ac-
compIished young ladies, were join
cd "a the holy wedlock by Rev. Bill
brew they leave for their future
hone In Dallas. Texas. We wish
them a successful journey through
life. Miss Grace ID. (GilmOre) Bar
low. one OF our charming and ac-
complished young ladies left for
Chicago University to take a BUSH
ness or commercial course. We wish
her all the success. The race needs
Just such excellent young women
In such avenues In that profession.
Mr.. Chas. Patterson and wife went
to Dallas. Mr.. G. II. Britton OF Kan
sas City is spending the Christmas
holidays In the city. The churches
of the city observed watch night.
Mr.. Lee johnson killed nice porkers,
they netted $50 pounds. Mrs. j. ID.
Sanford OF Ore City is spending a
few days OF the holidays at home.
Mr. J. H. Haywood Is very sick.
Mr.. Stephen Edward is much bet
ter. Mr.. Il. l.. Lane continues very
low Willie Wilder and George
Griffin engaged in a gun battle, re-
sultIng In both parties being shot
and a mule killed, the trouble is
not known. They met on the road,
Wilder drew q pistol. began shooting
one shot took effect In GrifflFs
right breast and came out under the
arm. Griffin returned the fire with
a shot gun, shooting Wilder In the
head and neck with bird shot, neith-
or are In a serious condition. Both
were arrested and placed in jail
charged with an assault and attempt
20 murder and we're released on
$4,000 and $4,000 bonds. Rev.
w. A. Preston is mingling with his
many friends.
Let all readers who are In the
arrear for the Express pay up or
your paper will be discontinued
league, Jan. S Sunday School
was well attended at all churches.
Rev Alexander was at his post Sun
day and preached TO his congrega-
ton. Misses Velma and Katherine
Rogers OF Dallas, visited their aunt,
Mrs. A. d. Buckley has returned
home Miss Ever Nolen OF Fairfield
and Miss Bennle May Nolen are in
Moxla. spending the holidays with
their aunt. Mrs. Mary Golfer. Miss
Willie Bats and sister Grace Batta
and Grace Johnson spent the holt
days In Hubbard City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waite NealY took dinner with Mrs.
Jones and then took flying trip
to Mexia. Every one seemed to have
happy Christmas and New Year.
II you wish the Dallas Express, see
]. d. Brewer and give your reports
TO r. J. Brewer. Miss Mable Brew
er. Miss Mable Brewer spent the
holidays in Ennis Miss Maneryla
Barton of Corsicana and Miss Ed
ner OF Fairfield, were the guests Of
Mrs. Emmer Crawford during the
holidays. They made flying trip
TO Mexia.
Rocledale, Jan. 5.-During the
bad weather the Christmas holidays
were fine. The Christmas tree at
New Hope was success with a
large crowd 70 witness same. The
banquet at the Ideal Cream Parlor,
Tuesday night was tho best given
in this city since "69." The atten-
dance was so large there was hardly
room to accomm odate them. Madams
Auzonia Davis. Matte Cooper Ma
mic Cooper, Nealie O'isea, Ola Mae
Rucker, Leila lennon; MessrB. Van
Beuley and Tom Floyd attended
the dance as Cameron. Mr.. Willie
Ford en- route to Temple. after a
few days spent with his cousin,
Tom Floyds. also stopped over at
Cameron for the dance. Mr.. zemer
Nlchols,i Garnet Bucley. came In
from Waco, for few days visiting
elatiyes. Mr.. Tom Floyd will leave
} saturday night for San Antonio.
Ponta. Jan. Services were very
well attic ided at Plain View @. M.
r. church Sunday where Riv. VIII
klns Of W,nona, silled the r0strum.
this being his Introductory sermon,
he addressed q nice audierae and
spoke from the Ord Gen. 8 verse.
subject "Qcd Searches for Mrn," he
showed himself quite able to handle
the SUI ject. AS sample our OUT
look bids fair this year. On account
OF the Illness Of MIR. Wayman Hicks
tho Gen. Supt. p. 3. Hicks failed
to be with his Sunday School Sun
day. We win have preaching SCR
vices on LIST and Bird, Sundays this
year. Visitors this Christmas were
many Among some we are able
to mtatlon Prof. r.. o. Adams Of
Troupe Prin. Of City schools who
visited IN the w. X. Kyle's home
Prof. NJ. Hardewayl OF Calvert Sup
arvisor OF Colored schools thels,
visited Ia this section among rela-
tiven and friends, who we're glad to
meet him. We Aofe that Prof. Harde-
way Is making good. a credit he
honestly deserves. as well as being