The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30

bedside. Mrs. Henrietta Jordan, Mr..
Erford Baker and Mr.. Wiley Richard
son and Hattie CUTLERY are still on
the Dengue list. Blackshear High
school opened Sept. 25th with Prof.
X. G. Fisher as principal. Madam M.
l.. Snowden, s. ]. Fisher, NJ A. J.
Bains of this city, Mrs. M. A. Teal,
OF Stockard, Misses Wilburn Of Tex
arkana, L. T. Bryant of Frankston
on the Faculty One to be supplied
later. Quite a few parents attended
the opening and much interest mani
tested. Miss Sudie Williams of Kauf-
man is here for few days with her
mother No. 2, Mrs. Bessie Clampett.
Hon. George Bradley and Mr.. Willie
Davis of Frankston is here for few
days attending court He is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Miller. Mr.. Wesley
Williams while employed at the com
press, accidently lost a joint and a
half of his finger which caused much
suffering. Mrs. Geo. W. Tucker made
n business trip to Kaufman to see
DR.. Green Mr.. w. M. Williams and
Mr.. Pearly Wilson returned 10 their
job in Jacksonville after spending
Sunday with their families. Mrs. J.
A. Norris is all smiles over receiving
q large box of candy from her hus-
hand in Mexia. Mr.. l. s. Jiles of TT.
Worth spent a few days here with
home folks.
CarthnGe.-Sunday school was not
well attended Sunday. Several read
ers Of the Express were attending
the East Texas Bethel Association
and didn't get their papers Mr.. Floyd
Johns was accidently cut Saturday
evening by Mr.. Willie Rayson. He is
cut just below the knee. Mr.. Thomas
Alexander went to Shreveport to have
his car remodeled. Mr.. Curtis Brown
and Mr.. Silas Brown. two of our well
known young men are readers of the
Express. Mr.. George Johns has put
in new stock of goods. he is run
ming in the corner store Mrs. Yer
tus WestmOland was the guest of
Mrs. b. s. Stevenson Sunday. Mrs.
Belle Smith is still on the sick list.
Prof. j. V. Mcclellan of Tyler stopp-
ed over here Wednesday en- route to
the association and made an excellent
speech Collection for him was 5000.
MISS Myrtha Gray is also a new
reader of the Express. Prof. ]. H.
Pendleton is attending the associa-
ton. Mr.. Earnest johnson is the guest
of Mrs. Ruthie Brown. Miss Emma
Stevenson was attending the Associa--
ton and didn't get her paper. Mr..
Floyd Johns is reported to be getting
along fine at this writing. Mr.. Mil
lage Smith is also on the sick list.
Little Miss Bertha Aae Alexander is
some what indisposed.
Gninesvllle.-All churches were well
attended Sunday. The w. H. Mission
Society rendered wonderful program
has been sick. for a short while, died
Thursday night was buried Saturday
evening. Undertaken Gibson had charge
of the remains. Rev. b. ]. Brown
preached the funeral Messrs. Jones'
s. Sparks and s. Stone spent Sunday
Jones parents. Rev. w. H. Warner
from Pilot Point spent Tuesday in
the city. Mrs. o. F. Dixon left for
Amarillo, Wednesday on account of
sickness in the family The Deaconess
Board met at the residence Of Mrs
Lizzie Johnson after the business ses-
sion, a menu of chilli lemonade and
cake wasI served. Mr.. Weatherford, the
Grand Master of the Mosaics was in
the city Saturday. Rev. b. ]. Brown
left Tuesday morning for Zion AS
sociation. Miss l.. NJ Walcott left for
Honey Grove, Sunday The Laymen
gave an entertainment on the school
ground Friday night and reported
went to Valley View on business last
week. Miss Addie Lee Robinson left
for Texas College to attend school
Monday evening, her aunt, Mrs. A.
Woods accompanied her. Mrs e.,
Childs and Mrs. M. b. Woods were
on the sick list last week Mrs. Sid
ney Carlis, who was operated on two
weeks ago was reported doing well.
Ennis.--Churches were well attended
Sunday in spite of the raging of the
dengue fever More than one thous-
and persons have been the victim of
| this very sickening disease. Rev. NJ. t.
Waters. pastor of ST. Paul has ten
dered his resignation. Rev. Waters
! is indeed a clean gentleman, Chris
tian. a student. a pulpit orator of
no mean ability and a most valuable
asset to any community. Roy ID. WASH
| ington, the undertaken and notary
public is confined to his home. We
wish Roy, a speedy recovery.
Roosevelt (son) Diggs and Miss
Matte Jackson married Tuesday night
at the home of the bride. Miss jack
son is a very lovable young lady and
active in church and social work.
Here is hoping their salt on the sea
of matrimony will be pleasant. Mr..
Anderson Bonds. age IS years died
1
held at st. Paul Baptist church of
which, Mr. Bonds was a loyal and
faithful member. A beautiful tribute
was paid to the life of the deceased
was the father OF John Bonds. DR..
williams, the Ellis County dentist Is
| getting plenty of work to do in
Ennis DR.. Williams knows his work
Our public schools are being very
poorly attended and it is a down
' 1ho 70 interest
manifested in the Colored schools OF
| our city. We would be pleased II
every pastor in the city would make
a pre-sermon talk in the interest
| of@ school attendance. Suppose some
of our active women get together ana
start a go &c school campaign
MarIIn.-Rev. ]. W. Williams. OF
sherman preached at First Baptist
] church, Sunday and Sunday might
to an appreciative audience. HIS uls-
course was an able one and he hello
his audience spell bound. Prof. John
qon of Nashville, Tenn. has been In
town for more than a week training
jubilee sin gers for an invited oc.
casion, at the White M 70. church OF
which Rev. Knickerbocker is pastor
! in charge. The Prof and his band o.
singers of IL assembled at 10 o'clocl
| sharp at the White M. -. church, the
| appointed hour, and they sang three
numbers which caused the big whit
audience to melt in tears, TuesdH'
night at the First Baptist church
these jubilee singer sang again ant
quite a crowd of white folk as wei
as Colored graced the audience. Herr
the Professor and his band of singer
went over the top. They sang al
numbers which had been prepared
by them and some of them wor,
very approprite indeed. Too mucl
praise can't be given this noble maj
and his singers. Everybody enjoyed tn
singing, that heard It, Mr.. Nose Car
roll bought new two passenger
Ford car. He has decided to qui
walking and begin riding again. HI
might have known that lie couldn'
have had much luck on South ISLAM
street walking. Mr.. A. f. Lotd ha
decided to buy a Ford truck to carr.
away his rushing fall business. Tn
New Eastern Star lodge held its in
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