The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

THE DALLAS ENpRESS
passed through en- route to Sacul,
Saturday. DR.. NJ A. Hampton came
in home last Saturday. Mrs. John
Herndon of Mt. Selman attended
the marriage of Miss NJ. L. Hern-
don February list, and returned
home Sunday, Feb. 5th. Mr.. Bose
McCrimmon is indisposed at this
writing. Father Berry Stewart is
also very i'll. Mr.. Fatie Mansel went
to Houston and returned last Thurs
day. From the hospital. Mrs. Har-
riett Mansel is sick at this writing
Milford, Feb. Sunday Schoo
and church service were well at
tended at all churches. Rev. Thorn
as, pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist
church preached an excellent ser.
mon. Rev Baker, pastor of st
James A. M. f. church preached a
soul stirring sermon. Rev. J. w
Moulton, pastor of Pilgrim Rest NJ
f. church also preached an excellent
sermon. Mr.. A. l.. Mcdaniel, Jr
shot and killed Mr.. Matthew Sims
He left wife, mother and many
friends and relatives to mourn his
loss.
Educational-Kell Miller High
School is progressing nicely. The
first term examination has closed
Most pupils are taking special in.
! terest in their studies. The differ
ent rooms of the system are render
| ing splendid program during Fri
days afternoon. The Blackshear Ly
ceum and Debating Society of the
high school is preparing her sons
and daughters for splendid service
The senior class has organized
with PANEL Davenport as president
The seniors are looking forward t
the date of their oratorical con
test. Music of a quality that X. NJ
| Hi only can describe will set a color
ing for this program.
Cameron, Feb. 9.-Services wer,
reported good at all churches Sun
day. Rev. Humber was at his pos
of duty at Calvert and Rev. Walton
preached at Cameron Grove. Rev
Hughes held splendid services a
Lightsat Bethel. Rev. Buford, pas
tor of Lights Chapel was absent 70
some reason Sunday. Mrs. e. NJ. Muir
ply was pleasant guest of reporter
Mrs. B. Il. Robinson was in Temple
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
Francis Coleman of Columbus, Texas
is guest in home of grand daughter
Mrs. Greer. Rev. and Mrs. Hughe
left for Montgomery, Ala, Sunda.
night. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. A
Anderson, a boy. Mr.. Luke Hans
bour made a flying trip to Temple
Sunday. Mrs. r. A. Covington wa
at home reports splendid school con
ditons. Mrs. Coleman of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer were guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Halls at
o'clock dinner Sunday evening. Al
elegant four course chicken Dime
was served. Reporter returnet
last Monday eveng from South Texas
The remains of Private Blance Mil
Ter, Co. c., 222nd Labor Battalion
member of the American EXpedi
tionary forces was shipped here 70
burial from France. He was buriet
at Branchville. The following eX
soldiers accompanied the remain
from Cameron to Branchville ant
officiated the burial: Private Is
Battalion, Author McNiel of Com
pany /, Oath Infantry and A. E. F.
also Corporal Geo. Pratt and Pri
vate David Summers. A number o
friends from various parts of tn
country attended the funeral.
Sick listed: Aunt Sarah Norwood
Mr.. S. Benford and Mrs. Doshi
Famous" Williams Colored Singer
will entertain on the Goth at Cam
eron Colored High School Audi
forum.
Quincy, Feb. 9.-Services wer
well attended yesterday. Hon. +
L. Price spent the week end wit
family and left for Bonham, Texas
where he will begin drive there
We hope for him all the success i
the drives. Miss S. d. Arnwine
visiting relatives and friends /
Dallas, this week. Mr. w. c. Pric
| spent nc" udyS AT diCSIilS' III
week. Mr.. B. ID. DOwson is in Coz
sicana, Texas on business this weel
Mrs. Bessie Jessie returned to he
home in Tyler this week. Mrs
Cherrie Ewells is visiting her mott
er at Jacksonville, this week. Mr.
lola Burrell spent the week en-
with her mother, enear Jacksonville
The following made business trip
to Jacksonville, Texas. Prof. ].
Hamilton, Prof. A. ]. Jessie, Messr
]. T. Powell, Taylor, Wilson, Re-
w. B. Bailey and Mr.. Sam Cross.
Everybody is busy with their he
beds and are planning for hi