The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

| tended 2sth inst, at st. James NJ. E
of which she was consistent christian
by Rev. w. II. Purnell the pasto
auspices Daughters of Tabor, he
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Williams Of
Sapulpa, Okla, and husband Of Pos
Oak attended. Mrs. Mary Searcy, tn,
president of Civic League is recuper
ating from dengue. Mr.. Willis Well.
is confined to his home. sick witt
pneumonia Mrs. VIM. Murphy anC
Miss Sedalia Hamilton, Mr.. Carl Pier
son all attending the nuptial OF Mr.
A. Wright to Miss Milley Ann Butler
at Whitewright, 26th inst.
Mr.. Pleas Adams was aceidently hurt
27th ult., on railroad skuttles at Pitt
man Harrison Grain Co. 27th ult.
Mr.. ]. ID. Goodson. our druggist has
been confined to his home III. Mrs ]
y. Hampton has resumed her school
work at Prosper, Mrs. Anna Spiller OF
daughter. Mrs. Rosa Childs and fam
ilv. Mr. p. w. Mcdonald of AL G.
Rarnes Circus. but now wintering In
Dallas. visited Mrs Mary Chinn. Mr.
Joe Hennie made business trip tc
Dallas, goth ult. Bishop J.. w. NC
XII inst at st. John 6. NJ. E. Mrs
Ernma Wallace is recuperating from
dengue. Rev. ]. NJ. Fountain OF St
John C. M. e. preached special SER
mon to stewards and Stewardess on
Stewardship morning 29th ut MRS
neIius have returned from several
months stay to visit her daughters In
Kansas city, Mo-, and Colorado
Springs. Colo. Mr. Joe WILDLY who
died morning OF Oct. 26th at MS
home in Dallas, remains shipped here
for interment, funeral held aite aator5
Mrs. Rosa Steward by Rev. j. M foun--
tain of st. John G. Nj. II. church at
time of his death he had worked for
16 years at Linz Brothers. HIS SIS
ters from Gainesville attended. me
Bosa Curtis OF S23 North Branch
ST. was contaminated night Of 2Srd
inst. at the brides residence by Rev.
T w Williams of Progressive Baptist
Both Mr. and Mrs McFay are among
our leading people Mrs susie Cox rs
forth al Payne Chapel A NJ. e. churcr
night of goth, to have audience
THE remains of Mr.. Lige Ross. who
FORMERLY lived here who died in Dali
las Of dropsy. 22nd inst was buried
here gath inst. His remains was &C
Caliie Johnson. Jones. ct al. N. s.
Everett of Fraternal had charge. Mrs.
Maggie Bates was called to the ped
side of her mother, Mrs. Mollie Sar-
geant in Bolton. Mr. r. R. Hume Is
sick with. dengue, Bishop w saniP-
rica of A. NJ E. will speak at Payne
Chapel A. M. E. Church Monday night
9Th inst Messrs. G. Hennie Jas. H.
Kirkpatrick, M. r. Smith motored to
Bonham 2sth ult. Prof. H. M. King,
principal of tired Douglass high is
confined to his room with dengue.
Mrs. M. N. Hardy of Tulsa, Okla,
hair specialist, manicurist, capitalist,
visited her brother Mr. Joe Huntley
and family and her father, Rev. w. p.
Huntley in Pilot Point. Mrs. Carrye
Mae Morgan of Dallas. the leading
coloratura singer of the South will
appear in recital at, st. John c. NJ. q.
supported by local talent auspices
Missionary Society here night of 18th
inst. The Commissary Department. OF
Frisco shops was disbanded 30th of
Oct. Bill winding up rally at st. John
C. NJ. e. Nov. 9Th,
MnrIin.-Mr. and Mrs. z. w. Zephyr
the proud father and mother OF DIT,
S. b. Zephyr accompanied by his
brother. w. 7. Zephyr motored over
last Sunday. to visit their son. pr
Zephyr stood with broad smiles on hi
face as he and a ahost of Cameron
friends greeted them with smiles and
gratitude. They met many friends
and enjoyed their stay to the highest.
They spent the night and left Mon
day morning for thier home. DIR. Ze-
phyr and a few friends went on a
big duck hunting last week and KILL
ed lots of game and had a good time
in the woods. After a long illness,
Miss Hattie Blackman of 18th Street,
passed away Sunday evening at her
home. Funeral services were held at
A. M. e. church. Rev. j. H Hughes
offfciated The deceased is survived
by several sisters.
Greenville-The Sunshine Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. A.
Howell as hostess. Song by the club
prayer by Mrs. BLY,. All members
present. Answered with quotations;
then the club was called to order for
business, the minutes was read and
adopted. All members paid their dues,
after the business and during the
social session a plate luncheon was
served, then the club adjourned
thanging the hostess for a pleasant
afternoon. The club will meet Nov.
10, 1922 with Mrs. Lynn.
Mrs. T.. Robert, President.
Mrs M. Howell. Sec'ty.
church was well attended. The morn
ing services were full of spirit and
at O'clock twenty-five voices filled
the choir with Rev. McMurray Wh'te,
pastor of the Central Christian church
speaker of the evening. Rev. McMurray
smoke of the necessity of sacrificing
for the church. The amount laid on
the table in cash at o'clock was
s425,50 making total for the rally
S56s.40. The pastor. board and mem
bers of Clark street Christian church
the attendance OF the
secretary; N. II. Johnson. pastor.
wnco.-Mr. Edward Moore passed
from this life October 22nd. at his
home. 1917 South End street. Mr.. Moore
was a faithful husband and devoted
father at New Hope Baptist church.
Tuesday evening. october "a DR.. j.
N. jenkins officiated assisted by Rev.
A. A. Lucas. Mr.. Moore was true
member of New Hope Baptist church
and a good citizen, also a faithful
member of X. of P. since 1908. He
is survived by wife, Mrs. Gussie
Moore and daughter, Miss Estelle
Moore and host of relatives and
friends to mourn his lost.
Mcdonald Cain, former graduate
of Moore high school made Fresh
Ames, Iowa. That is quite compli-
ment to the principal and his wonder
full staff of teacher. Mr.. Sam john
son, Elm Street. East Waco, passed
into the beyond. He was an old citi-
zen of the city, spent many years
working for the Camerons. He Is sur
vived by his wife and eight iaugh-
tiers. p O. c. Reserves were defeated
by the M II Eleven on Jackson
field, Thursday afternoon. The scores
were IL to in favor of high school.
On Friday, October goth. Moore high
school defeated c. T. c. on Taborian
field. The scores were IA to in
favor OF high school.
Mrs NJ e. Fridia returned Friday
morning from East Texas, where sha
visited her father and Sisters. Very
enjoyable time spent.
Mrs. ExaIine Brisette Of Wich-
ifa Falls Entertained.