The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
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Black. Mrs. Marble Houston and
daughter have returned home from
several weeks absence from the city.
Athens.-Services at the A. M. u.
church was well attended considering
the dengue fever still raging almost
every home TOO numerous to mention.
Rev. c. H. Pugh took for his text
Peace ! Leave with you" One ad-
dition. Miss Beulah Smith of the A.
M. E. church reported $22.3 Sunday
night from the Vanguard Book Rev.
= Davis OF the Church of God still
remains out of town engaged in re-
yival work Mrs, Silla Dodson died
sept: ~ after lingering illness, aged
%. She leaves q husband, IL children
40 grand children. great grand
children and a host of friends 10
mourn her loss. She was buried in the
Benwhela community with Heroine
honors of which Mrs. Pinlxie Norris
Is worthy Matron. Rev. c. H. Puegh
was called to Foreston to attend a
funeral OF one of his former MEM
pers. Mrs. M. L. Snowden spent Sun
day In Powell to celebrate in the en-
tertng OF the $4,000 church of which
Rev. Snowden is pastor Mr.. Tom Tay-
Tor was brought home Saturday night
seriously wounded by wagon run
turns after three weeks visit in Dali
las with her children. Mrs. Eliza Ware
returned from Longview, where she
has been attending the bedside of her
companied her home. Prof c M. Nor
ris was. in the city Saturday and
left three monts' subscription for
the Express. Miss Wallace Of Chandler
spent three days here taking exami-
nation. She is all smiles to learn that
nf Do ri
Mr.. Sam Lewis was called here on
business.
Corslcnna.-Klover Leaf Klub met
with Mrs. Jas. Shaw on East 7th ave-
nue., with president in chair. opened
in regular form calling the role
responding with quotations after a
short business the hostess served
cream and cake, adjoined to meet
with Miss Anna Taylor. Madam Pow
ers. president; Miss Clara Driver, Sec
rotary, Ruth M. Taylor. reporter. Klo-
yer Leaf Klub met at the home of Miss
Taylor, opened with Miss Blue at
the piano, after which calling the
roll and receiving of dues at this
period, we listened to the beautiful
paper by Miss Blue on "Etiquette."
which was discussed by all We then
had our state vice president. Mrs. o.
c. Williams Her remarks were good
as usual. Refreshments served. Ad-
10 meet Win buCndn-
an on ~ Collin st. II. Powers. pres
ident; Clara Driver, Secretary; Ruth
M. Taylor Reporter.
The Y. M. NJ. s. club.
This club met with Mr.. z. r. Buch-
anan on Tuesday evening, Oct. 3rd
at the usual hour. The club Is still in
full bloom and are going to make
things pleasant for all who love to
enjoy themselves. Refreshments were
served and all retired. NJ. c. Johnson.
President; L. r. Buchanan. Secretary;
S. White, treasurer; Il. Martin. repor-
ter Visitors from Kerens: Mr.. Henry
Hedgspeth. VIII Henry, Mr.. Mckinley
Burrel and Mrs. Ollie Dunn, Mr.. A.
Fl. Hedgspeth was In Kerens, Thurs
day on business and visiting relatives.
Mr.. S. j. Chestnut. r. II. Durham,
Prof. G.. w. jackson. II. r. Williams.
and others of the Masonic lodge went
to Powell, Sunday to lay the corner
which Rev. Snowton is pastor Mr.. G.
w. Johnson and Mr.. A. II. Hedgspeth
went to Kerens Sunday in interest of
the United Mutual Woodman. Mr.. Geo.
Allen of Kerens died at the p. and
S. hospital Sunday morning and was
buried Tuesday at Kerens. Mr.. FINS
Sparks after a very serious spell of
dengue is improving. Mrs. Alice Dun
can is very sick it is reported. Prof.
Boswell went to Dallas, Saturday on
ually filling up. The new teachers on
thief acutly this year are Prof and
Mrs. Lister, Prof. Packer, Miss Seals,
Mrs. Sanders and Prof Brewer, who
ing shop which will open soon. Rev.
Prince and family of Kerens passed
through here Monday on their way
home and handed the reporter a re-
port of his rally at Richland which
is herewith attached:
DISQUALIFICATION Hill First Bap-
fist church Sunday school at $50 a.
M. ana preaching services at HOO
o'clock was largely attended. The
Rev p. 70. Burkhalter preached a
most excellent sermon that was highly
enjoyed by all present at the three
o'clock service. Mr.. Rich McBroom,
Mr.. Jeff Powers and one or two
other gentlemen were ordained to the
office of deacon's in the Zion Hill
First Baptist church Rev. Z. e. Burk-
halter and other ministerial assistance,
Mr.. r. c. Locket have been granted
liscense to preached the pospel by
the Zion Hill First Baptist church.
IT is hoped that he will prove himself
to be a good minister that need not
be ashamed of Rev. II. c. Cleaver, one
of Nacogdoches substantial citizens
Is having erected on Shawnee street
in the eastern part of the city about
talon and in the most popular Colored
section of the city a sanitarium for
ColUred people. The ibuilling is expect
ed to be completed by Dec. l, and
opened for the admittance of patients.
Rev. Cleaver is to be congratulated
for such great and benef.cient under
taking. Rev. Rev. N p Johnson, past
tor has returned TO the city very
much improved in health, he fille6
bis pulpit Sunday at II a. m. and at
night he preached a great sermon to
large audiences. Mr.. r. II. Scott. a
highly respected citizen who has been
engaged in the barber business in this
city for thirty vars has sold out his
shop and will leave Monday for Phoe-
nix, Ari2., where he. VII make MS
future home, he takes his family
with HIM Mr.. Frank Taylor, who has
been associated with MIR. Scott for. a
\ number of years will also leave with
his family at the same time for the
same place. their many friends regret
to see them leave our city. Mrs. Har-
daway OF Jacksonvill, Texas, Is visit
ing her father and nc her, Mr.. and
Mrs r II Scott and will accompany
them to Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Mary
Goss, after spending a week IN the
city visiting her father-in-law, Mr.. w,
Y. Benton on Shawnee street, re urned
Saturday to her home in Calvert, Tex
as The st. Paul C. M p. church has
been given a new coat of paint Mr
Z nick Leeks. an old citizen OF TINS
\ county died last Saturday and was
buried in st Paul cemetery Sunday
4 morning Rev Jim Stearns conducted
I the funeral. Our sick list Is decreas-
! inc Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Tonne Cold
man. Sept. "a. fine boy, mother ano
I babe are doirg fine. Miss Gussie Sig
nor has undergone an operation fol
4 appendicitis. Mrs. Annie Sanders Is
I on the sick list. Mrs. Blanche Smith
Garland of Marshall, who has been the
| guest of Miss Hattie Drew for the
past two weeks was called home
Monday on account Of the illness OF
her mother.
FOrney.-All Sunday schools in the
city were well attended. Service only
/ at Little Flock. The pastor p. M
/ Mitchell is in bed III with the dem
7 que Mr.. Charley Woods of Oakland
Calf. was in the city visiting his
r-otNer, Mrs M Sneed. he left for
California 70 stay. Call again. Mr.