The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11
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church also gave him a storm party
I and filled their home with plenty of
edibles and household affects and
on taking their leave from Cameron
their former home, they were ban
quoted. DR.. Stringfellow and fam
lily are now at home on Commerce
street. DR.. w. B. Flemmings and
c. c. Taylor paid Deacon Edd Stew
ard of First Baptist church a visit
Revs. c. G. Taylor and c. B.
Ball visited New Zion Baptist church
OF which DR.. X. A. Niece is pas
tor, spiritual time was witnessed
the doctor was at himself. Late in
the afternoon. Deacons H. Bucker,
70. l.. Gibson, Bros. w. M. Powers
and Lee Pollard all of Marlin First
Baptist, motored down to witness
the ordination of brother A. Douglas
as deacon for New Zion church.
Tyler, Feb. 9.-Services and Sun
day School well attended at all
churches. Small POX is still raging
in the city several new cases are re-
ported. A pest house has been fitted
up out on the Southwestern sup
urbs. DR.. |. Lewis Turner of Mon
roe, La, is in the city to look after
the pharmacy at the Peoples drug
Store. He expects to move his family
in the near future. Mrs. lima Cook
of Detroit, Michigan, spent last Fri
day in the city, guest of the Cal
houns. She has been to Prairie
View to visit her parents. Prof. Cook
is a member of the faculty. She will
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derson, Corsicana and Dallas, before
leaving for her home. The orchestra
gave banquet Friday night at Reds
hall a large crowd attended. Grand
time reported. The many friends of
Mrs. Lucy M. STROBE is glad to
know her condition is better. She
underwent an operation at the Bap-
fist sanitarium at Dallas. Mrs. Chas.
Allen and baby of Port Arthur is
here. Mr.. Frank Mcfarland is able
to be up and at his work. Master
Rufus Williams and sister Davis
are indisposed. Mrs. Catherine Aus
tin-Pinson and baby who has been
visiting her parents Prof. and Mrs.
! T. ]. Austin and Sister Mrs. DR.. J.
Z. Warren left for her home, Vicks-
burg, Miss. Mr.. Mckinley Ross visit
ed parents at Henderson last week.
The G. M. B. Association paid off the
death claim of Miss Janette Coff-
man Jan. 18th. Mrs. Charlie Quinly
is suffering from a nail stuck in
her foot. Miss Ruth White who has
been teaching in the city school at
TeXarkana, Ark, is at home.
Lanes Chapel.
Rev. Dewberry who has been in
disposed has returned to his home
at Chandler. Mr.. Nelse Warren is
indisposed only one case of small
pox reported in the community. Mrs.
lisa Roy and baby Essie Marie, who
visited her sisters, Madams Geo.
Oliver and John johnson last week
have returned to their home at
Gresham. Rev. Benson filled his ap-
pointment at Lanes Chapel C. NJ L.
church Sunday. Little Matte Webb,
aged II, only child of Mrs. A. C.
Lincoln died Jan. 30th and was
buried the following day at Sand
Hill, Rev. Lockhart officiated.
Deaths.
Rev. r. L. Lyons, August, 1921.
Miss Jeanet Coffman, late of 227
w. Lalar st. The beloved daughter
of Mrs. Mary A. Stokes departed
| this life Dec. IL, 1921. Funeral ser
. vices were held from Bethlehem
Baptist church Dew. IA. Rev. A. T.
Steward, ID. ID. officiating. Inter
ment at Pleasant Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen Lincoln, aged SO years
passed away Dec. %, 1921, at her
home few miles East of Tyler.
Carolina Oliver, aged So years
died at her home, r. F. ID. No. 3,
. Tyler.
Mr.. Tom Johnson, passed away
Jan. 8, 1922, interment at Universe
, cemetery.
Mrs. Sallie Marsh aged 90 years,
passed away at 112 Summer Camp
avenue, Jan, 1922. Interment at
Liberty cemetery, near Tyler.
Texanna Jones, aged 33 years,
passed away Jan. %, 1922, inter-
ment at Spring Creek cemetery, Jan.
90.
Mrs. Marian Battles, departed
this life Feb. 2, 1922. Interment at
New Hope cemetery, Billiard, Tex
as.
st. Louis Community.
: Sunday school was well attended.
The class work was good and much
| interest was manifested. The banner
; went home to the Bible class. The
= eloquent Rev. M. w. Whitlock, pas
tor of Dails Chapel and assistant
. pastor of st. Louis, was present
and reviewed the lesson and lee
r tured to the school. Small pox Is
= raging among the white people,
, South of us. Billie Ingram and his
) brother, Ben are indisposed with it.
/ T. Miller is clearing new ground.
, Jno. and Billie Ingram are pre-
. pairing to plant 80 acres of peanuts
| on F. j. Watson's place. M. Robert
Jiles, chairman of st. Louis farmers
CLUB has called meeting for We'd
nesday, Jan. Sth to put on a cam
|, palgn in favor of peanuts and poul-
try, other matters pertaining to
agriculture will be discussed. Every
person in every home in st. Louis
community should disenfected and
vaccinated. Mr.. H. Stephens is pre-
pairing to plant his corn crop on the
l4th. Our shoemaker Is still the
busiest man working from morning
until night The selling of wood
q. seems to be the salvation of many
in fact it is a drawing card this
cold weather. Our little preacher
Wade Bell has been cast into prison
charged with forgery The day
school is progressing nicely.
= Carthage, Feb. 9.-The Buds Club
met Friday night and pieced quilt.
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