The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

greater determination. His people
are proud of his return to St. Paul
and to the city. Rev. Brady preach
ed two splendid sermons last Sum
day morning and night at st. Paul
C. M. e. church He was to go from
here to Central Texas Conference;
some congregation will be blessed
with real preacher wherever he
GOES. The president of the Women
H. M. Society of st. Paul C. M. e.
church. Miss Mady Davis was on
the sick list last week. The mem
bers paid her a visit after attending
the meeting last Monday. Mr.. H. c.
Cleaver and daughter have moved
into the sanitarium. The banquet
given by the Masons and Heroines
of Jericho was swell affair; the
table was beautifully decorated; the
menu consisted of chicken, dressing.
salad, beets. pickles, plain cake, hot
chouolate. Mr.. Pink Chaffin is down
with the dengue, this home on
Craven st. This vicinity was visited
with white frost last Saturday night
and 1t is hoped that the dengue will
soon be abated.
WacO.-Mrs. Georgia Dixon, a re-
sident of Dallas accompanied her
husband home who was here sick.
Rev. Graham of Austin was in the
city short time. Football game with
Moore Hi aud P. @. c. Reserves. re-
suit 60 favor Reserves. p. @. G.
still rejoicing over their recent vic
tories. Mrs. H. Prince of Plano visi-
ting relatives in Rosebud, stopped
here a short while. Many teachers
will attend State Teachers Associa-
ton at Fl Worth. Mrs. P. r. Malone
is teaching this week. Rev McPher-
son to the delight of family and
congregation is home again. The Pub
lie is glad to welcome him.
The Varsity Foot Ball Team of
Paul Quinn College won her fourth
game of the season on the gridiron
of Wiley University, Saturday, No
vember rs. Having defeated Prairie
View, did not add enough stars to
old Paul Quinn's crown. therefore
she was compelled to defeat Wiley
to make it more illustrious, Paul
Quinn has played four games this
season and has won four. thereby
confirming her belief in obtaining
the championship of the state. Fiji
teen Rail- for Paul Quinn. The
scores were 1870 in favor of p. Q.
c. The students listened to a most
wonderful sermon, Sunday, Nov. 26,
at eleven a. m. by Rev. F. M. John
son, D. D., presiding elder of the
Arlington District of the Southwest
Georgia Conference, the distinguish
ed brother of Bishop johnson and
also Dean A. ]. Johnson. His text
was eloquently illustrated. Paul
Quinn was honored by many des-
tinguished guests during the past
week. Rev. ]. w. McDade, pastor of
Bethel A. M. E. church at San An
tonic was here Saturday visiting
his charming daughter, Miss Hazel
McDade. Mrs. Smith, our beloved
matron was visited by her father,
Rev. S. Young Sunday. Several pre-
paratory and college girls accompan-
led by Mrs. Smith, the matron and
Miss Roberts motored to Prairie
View to witness the game between
P. V. and P. @. G. Dean 1. M. Bur
gan is leaving Wednesday for Hills
boro to attend the Central Texas
which begins on Wednes-
day, Nov. 20. Miss Harris, the pri-
vate secretary of President ]. X.
williams left for Bolton, Texas, Sat
urday on business. A. G. Lincoln, r.
l.. Nichols, Rev. E. W. Morgan and
Chester Thomas stopped at their
homes in Tyler and Kernes after
having played their parts in defeat
ing Wiley.
WeatherfOrd-Iev. Hutchinson re-
turned from conference Saturday.
The members greeted him. The
Board met Monday night Bro. Jas.
Michel Rucker held the
Board meeting; paying off all bills
in 1ull and having some money left
to go in the treasure. Mrs. Flora
Blackwell was the guest Of Mrs.
Tinnsy Simmons Saturday. Mr.. Jen-
kins OF Dallas was the guest of
Mrs. Julie Carthron Sunday. Mr..
Archie Smith was married to Miss
BERTHE Cooper, Nov goth in the city
of Fl Worth. Mrs. Alternately and
family spent the day with Mrs. c
Rucker. Mrs. Mable King has been
lick at her home. Mr.. Fate Foster
gave his wife several nice presents
on her birthday. Mr.. Fate Foster
is building new barn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan is going to give a BAN
quet soon for the choir. Rev. A.
Mason will receive the guest. The
children are glad to have Miss Ella
May Rucker, their teacher back
in school again after a sick spell
of dengIe fever.
Temple.-Miss Lula Holman fol-
lowing long illness, passed away
Monday evening at her home in So.
18th St. She leaves her sister, Law
erta, her brother, Relic. her uncle
G. L. s. Resell, her cousin Berdie
Simpson, another uncle, and other
relatives to mourn her lost. Funeral
services were held Wednesday even
ing from the 9Th street Baptist
C0UEtm u WHICH, sic was HlStADclt
the Kew. T. E. George officiated. Her
remains was laid to rest in the New
cemetery by Undertaken p. l.. G..
Branford. Little Miss Willie Rich
ardson 13 years old, was called by
death Wednesday evening Nov. 22nd,
following an attack of dengue COM
prications at the home of her mother
in 912 e. Ave, L. Her mother, two
sisters, two uncles. one aunt and
ether relatives are left to mourn her
lost. Funeral services were held sun
day, New. 26, from the Corinth BaD-
fist church, the Rev. w. Marcus Tay-
lor officiated. Interment was made
by Undertaken E. L. G. Branford in
the New cemetery Mr.. ]. Horn
shy of Houston was in the city last
week at the bedside OF his sister
Mrs. Alice Hamilton of So. 5th St,
who has been i'll for several months.
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