The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-14

Lewis and Miss Carrie MCGEE were
married December %. Rev. @. G
sapp officiated. Their friends wish
for them happy said of the rugged
ship Of matrimony. Mr.. G. L. Stevens
made a business trip to Lufkin. A
special dinner was served at the
home Of Mrs. M. u. Martin, Sunday
January 1. The guests were: Rev
r. @. Young. Rev. G. H. Carter
Prof. j. H. Howard, Mr. Joe Glenn
mons and the reporter. Space will
not permit mention OF the sumptu-
Gus menu as the table was very
heavily laden with edibles. A fam
lily reunion was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Bill Shanks on Dec
rs. All the girls OF the family
were present and an enjoyable time
was had. Mr.. George Jackson and
family OF Alto. have moved to this
city. They came to us well recon-
mended. We are glad to have such
people come to Us as our future cit
liens. Mrs. Callie Mae Coleman
died Jan. LIST. after lingering ILL
ness. with tuberculosis. Remains
were shipped to Marshall her orig
inal home for interment. The re-
mains were accompanied by her hus-
band and sister. She was a staunch
supporter of the Dallas Express.
Mrs. Francis OF Pine Bluff Ark,
after spending the holidays with
her sisters, Madams Julia Sanders
and Martha Arnwine, returned to
her home last week.
Houston. Jan. 12.-1O24 arrests
were made in Houston. during De-
cember; 72O were white and 20ere
Colored. The remains Of Mr.. Sam
uel Smith was buried Sunday under
the auspices Of the Odd Fellows.
Rev. w. H. Rhodes OBLIGATED. Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Jeffers. 1912 Bell
avenue, returned last week from
San Antonio. where they spent the
holidays visiting Mr.. letters moth
err. Miss Fannie Mcdonald returned
last week from Beaumont, where
she spent the holidays. Attorney
r. ID. Evans, of Waco. was a visitor
in Houston. last week. Attorney ].
Vance Lewis, returned to New York
City last week. Mrs. w. T. Bould-
ing. lilo Andrews street, is visiting
relatives and friends at Victoria.
Texas. Mr.. j. B. Grigsby, president
American Mutual Benefit association
returned from Chicago. last week.
Attorney A. S. Wells. of Dallas,
was in Houston, last week. Mr..
J. Estell of Waco, was in the city
last week. Mr.. Ed Thomas who has
been in Houston spending the holi-
days returned to Tucson. Ariz. We
want and must have more readers
for the Dallas Express Copies for
sale at Dorns' cafe, 715 Prairie
avenue. Little Queen barber shop,
It's San Felipe street. Bring news
not later than Sunday to VIM. Arch
ibald, 422 San Felipe street. Phone
Preston 4480.
Houston Heights-M I. r.
Rodges. 724 Herkimer street, is in
bed after sustaining two broken
ribs, in street car wreck. He is
one of the oldest residents of Hous-
ton. Mr.. John d. Mitchell has re-
turned to Hearne, after visiting his
brother, M. Frank ]. Mitchell, 705
Waverly street. Mrs. M. e. Fisher
is very sick ON Railroad street. Dali
las Express for sale at sci Rutland
street.
Plano, Jan. 1--WE have started
out on new years journey. Mrs.
Coleman of Melissa will play music
for the new choir. Our new pastor
has put sum enthusiasm in the
church meetings and the people have
begun work. We are proud of him.
We are praying for a successful year
In the work of helping the fallen
and desire this as a year of and for
Christ. We wish to think the Ex-
press for their kindness with the
papers.
North Tyler, Jan. 12.-Church
and Sunday School were we'll at
tended at Miles Chaupel C. NJ. E.
church. Rev. f. 8. Moore. pastor
preached at morning service. 1t
lakes man ike this to warm up
Miles Chapel. This cold weather.
We are looking forth for prosper
,us years work. Sick listed: Mrs.
Maddox, Mrs. Eneerlon, Mr.. and
Mrs, Hunter have real sick child.
Mr.. Price is yet on the sick list.
Mrs. Maddox is up and improving.
fhe members and friends of Miles
Chapel stormed the minister as a
surprise. The same was
highly appreciated. Mr.. and Mrs.
'elas have moved into their new
home. II you want the Dallas Ex-
,ress in North Tqler, please see he
title boy. Jamison or call at Mrs.
!. Madlocks residence every Sat-
friday. "A
San Angelo, Jan. 12.-The mem
'ers and friends of st. Paul A. M.
2. church were greatly inspired Sun
lay at IL O'Clock by sermon preach
ID by pastor, Rev. G. G.. Hammonds.
rhe collection for the day was $13,
rhe Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
zee Lewis last Friday afternoon
md number of members were pres
mt. Topic of discussion "Sin of
Commission and Commission" was
'ostp ened until a later date. A de-
icious salal course was served after
which all adjourned 70 meet at the
esidence Of Mrs. Ray Perry next
veek. Prayer meeting Wednesday
sght Glad to have members and
riends present.
With the year az 1871 is now pas
ed history, we are glad to be able
o say that the Lord has been good
o us all as a race. we are blessed
With many things of whieh we are
Without language to express and as
We began the yeag OF 1922 we
Mould have new resolution, and
nOttO We ahOtld fhia YEAR rnnla nttr