The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29
800 GOOD STREET.


books are open for ten days. Our men
and women are striving hard to get
registered, that they might be able to
take part in the primary in August
az usual Revival Is in progress on
East 3rd street. Taylor Holmes. lead
ing groceryman, on East Main was
killed by a hi-jacker Saturday night.
who Intercepted him after Holmes
had closed his business Saturday
night and started "a his home on
received a deadly shot from the hi
jacker's gun. fired four shots at the
| fleeing men. Holmes was hard work.
Ing. well respected citizen. The iden-
tity OF the slayer Is not known.
Quite a deal Of criminal acts being
pulled off in our part Of the city
TyIer.-Rev. Rayford of Columbus,
Texas, spoke at ST. James church
Sunday evening Miss Francis Warren
rem who attended school at Fisk
University has returned home after
pleasant visit with friends in
Chattanooga and Memphis. Tenn. Mrs.
A, r. Wheeler has returned from
Austin. Mr. Blackster Mayfield Of
city from Dallas to visit relatives. Mr.
John n. Ratcliff and Mrs. Elmina
Buggs were married Saturday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
jackson, North Border avenue, Rev.
Pinkston. officiated. Mr.. Johnnie B.
President Banks of Texas College
spent few days in Palestine last
week The normal at Texas College Is
still on a boom. Mrs b. l.. Caswell
has returned from the Conclave at
Cleburne She was reelected to her
same office. She also spent ten days
in Marlin enjoying the baths. Mrs.
Sena Black. aged 30. daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Lee died last Tuesday morning
July II, at her home in West Tyler
after a short illness Of two days. She
took sick Sunday evening. She Joined
the Baptist church in her young days
and lived a christian life until the
end She leaves a mother, two BROTH
ers three sisters, three children TO
mourn her loss. Physicians, relatives
and friends did all that wa In their
power to make her stay here with
them longer Her funeral was preach
ed Wednesday evening at Pleasant
Grove Baptist church by Rev. &. Z.
Bufford Mr.. Eddie Fennell sang
sweet solo Floral offerings were pro-
fuse and beautiful She was member
Of the American Woodmen and two
assurances. A large number Of friends
followed her to her last resting place.
Pinkston Undertaking CO.. had charge
of the funeral. The Manless We'd
ding" at True Vine Baptist church last
u
Preston sang a solo Miss Obelia Cor
nelius announced the coming of the
wedding party by singing the Ro-
sary." Miss Texas Hill presided at
the piano. Mrs. ]. B. Rivers of Com
merce Texas, who was guest OF MIS-.
Matte Jones last week, left Saturday
for Marshall She is the State Juvenile
Guardian of the Masonic Temple. Mr..
Son Blair of Houston Is here visiting
parents on West Claud street. Mrs.
win Johnson of LIuflIin is here visit
Ing parents on West Claud street.
Mrs. viii johnson relatives and
friends Mrs. Emma Rafferty, and Mrs.
Ellen Reid are able to be out again
to the delight of their many friends.
Mr. Amazon Hill has returned from
Corsicana, where he went on business
Mr. and Mrs. Argentry Hill has re-
turned to Corsicana Mr.. Earl Griffin
OF Chandler made a flying trip here
last week and was guest of Mrs. M.
A. Stokes Mrs NJ. A. Stokes. Mrs.
Donnie Black Moss of Dallas was
OF her sister. Mrs. SIENNA Black. The
quartet club composed of Misses JIM
ME White zephle Caswell, Texas,
Hill and wilbur entertained q jolly
bunch Of young people with Whist
last Thursday night az the residence
grand consisting of chicken salad.
punch. cake and nut cream. Mr.. Frank
Bailey has recovered from a severe
attack OF malaria. Dispensation is on
with the American Woodmen. Deputy
Pace will be with them in their next
meeting to write you up. Further In
nation wire or write Mr.. John Walton.
Mrs, DR.. Osborne OF Prairie View was
royalty entertained last Monday night
with an informal reception at the
home of the McFaddens. By the newly
weds and their husband A program
OF ing If ha n
dered. Punch. cake and cream were
served. A jolly evening was spent.
Many of the cities elite we're present
at this swell affair. Mrs. Osborne
was also entertained In the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs John Walton and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Mosely with six o'clock
dinner. She left Wednesday morning
for dear old p. " We regretted so
much her stay was so short. Mr..
Frank Mcfarland Is indisposed. Mr..
Clarence Mcdaniel has charge OF the
Peoples Drug store and promises to
handle what you need and get what
you want. Mrs. Iiucetta Crawford was
hostess at a pretty afternoon party
| "Wednesday evening from to 5, honor
ing her sister, Miss Lucy Ann White,
Decoration. pretty summer flowers,
clustered In vases and baskets were
| placed about tha rooms. A very pleas
ing musical program was enjoyed. The
Mrs Jones Is very IT at the home OF
her daughters. Mrs Kansatta tucker.
has returned from Longview. where
she ATTENDED the funeral Of her grand
| father Mrs Jessie Johnson Calhoun
put two in enc last hfonday MORN
| ing, when she motored 1ut to Pleasant
Grove contracted for principal of the
above school and secured boarding
place. The rally at True Vine Bap-
list church was success Sunday
HowIand.-Mrs. sallie Posey wal
called to Hinkley. Texas. Monday
morning by the serious Illness Of hel
daughter. Mrs. Willie Black She left
her much improved. Mr.. James Ash
ley is on the sick list. While prepar
ing dinner. Sunday. Mrs. Era Bill
had the misfortune to burn her eye
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sims OF Rox.on 1;
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
A. Garland Miss Farmer Posey spen
the week at Hinkley, Texas Super
day school was conducted by Mis-
Beatrice Jones. This community wal
i visited by heavy rain Friday even
ing Mrs. Mary Russell returned Sun.
i day from Lone Oak, Texas, wher,
she, visited her grand daughters Annie
and Lola, who are sick. Mr. jim
Yates and Miss Armencie Miles were
/ married Friday night. They serv %
lemonade, cream and cake. They
will mako their home with Mr. and
Mrs. Yates, parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landers have re.
1 turned from a visit in Oklahoma
l'hey were away about is days. The
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
/ Bigelow died Wednesday night Sun
day Scnool was well attended at st
Johns Chapel with Supt. L. +. Finney
at his post Sunday School has Inn
proved nicely. From June LIST to July
the 2no, has raised $46.72. Collection
for the day $3.50.