The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14


Erice left for Fort Wayne, Ind, where
they go to live with her mother, Mrs.
II. Lyons. Rev j. w. Williams of Pro-
gressive Baptist church has returned
from several weeks vacation to his
old home at Troupe. also health at
Marlin feeling much benefited. His
wife remained for present at Troupe
Miss c. w. Johnson, teacher In city
schools who Is confined to her home
sick with dengue Is being relieved
by her neice, Miss Fanny Johnson,
an alumnus OF class 1922. The fourth
quarterly conference of Monday night
End inst. by the pastor. Rev. Q. n.
Bell the Presiding Elder; Rev. Dr. A.
r.. Sterks being sick at his home in
Waco. Total amount raised $3.50.
The funeral of Mrs. lone Hopkins
Cohen who died 5th inst, at six
o'clock at Baptist sanitarium In Dali
afternoon 7th inst, at Payne Chapel
A. NJ. f.. church by Rev. G. II. Bell
assisted by Reverends ]. M. Fountain
and w. II. Purnell and w. H, Smith.
She formerly lived here. Her husband
and brother, Mr.. Marvin Hopkins
both Of Dallas accompanied the re-
mains. Many beautiful floral offerings
were given. In the singing contest
between Sherman and Denison best
voices with Mrs. j. M. G. Amos OF
Dallas conducting the contest for the
benefit of North Texas Baptist college
at Denison in Andrews auditorium
night OF 5th inst before crowded house
from Denison and Sherman; sherman
was awarded the beautiful loving cup.
Mrs. Johnny Hearld is at the bed
side of her nelce, Mrs. A. Johnson of
Mineral Wells. Mrs. Mary (GilberQ
Harvey of Boynton, Okla, attended
the funeral OF her sister here. paraly-
sis. 29th ult., at her home on south
First street Mr.. and Mrs Jas Belts
and Mr.. Reynolds Dorchester have
moved to Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Mat
tie I4add Is visiting relatives in Los
Angeles, Calf DIR. Sutton e. Griggs
of New Hope Baptist member of
North Texas Baptist college of Nation
al rpute Iectured at Andrews au-
ditorium night of 9Th inst. Plaln
Hints from God" Master VIM Nc
Kinney accompanied by his mother,
Mrs Bishop Mckinney has matricuIat-
ed in Fisk University. Mr.. v. ~, muI-
ry now Of Dallas with Dodge automo-
bile company there visited his famlly
here Sth inst. Mrs. Sally ELAN mas
returned from Ardmore, Okla, &C
companied with her daughter Mrs.
Effie Murry who is indlsposed. MISS
Bernice Gordon has returned from
several weeks stay in Dallas. rev.
r. j. Ruclker presiding elder OF bailas
District C. NJ. L. will occupy the pull
pit morning and evening services Oh
18th at Saint John c. M. II. hold MS
fourth quarterly conference night OF
the 10th inst Bishop j. w. NC
Kinrev is on his Bishopric work in
diocese of 9th Episcopal Distriet OF
state of Mississippi. Mrs. Irene Bolu-
en- died at Sherman hospital 5th INST
from an operation, remains shipped TO
Whitewright, her home for interment
attended there the afternoon of Sth
inst, under auspices OF Household OIL
Ruth there. Mrs. Willie Murphy from
here went to the funeral, heV. w. r.
Patterson attended.
MarIin.-Mrs. Polite Cutler died Oct.
9th and was buried at Free Liberty
Sunday. oct s. Rev. Smith officiated.
She leaves several children ana rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Mr.. Joe waits,
wife died Oct. 9Th and was buried
leaves children and husband to mourn
her loss Mrs Jessie l.. Gates has
moved TO Chicago. she left Tuesday
over the Houston and Texas Cehtral
X. and T. for st. Louis and onto
Chicago Her husband. DR.. Gates goes
later in the Spring after he has
rounded up his collections. We WISH
for them all the success and happi-
ness which the future may bring. PROF.
7 Washington made an extended trip
TO Seguin. San Antonio and other
southern points and returned Sunday
morning Miss Willie Mae stamps
visited home folk a few days last
who had Just come in from st. Louis.
Mr.. Phil Carroll has made some very
substantial improvements on MS nome
on Live Oak street. He spent more
than $4,000 on same and has now
one of the most modern fitted homes
of any Colored person in town. Mrs
Lucy Warren has returned from an
extended trip from Nashville, Tenn,
Houston, Galveston and other South
ern and Eastern points. She reports
-, AT.u ElxfO a M q
has hauled from the woods more than
ten cords of wood and other fuel for
the winter Her husband, railroad
section boss and Is also making good
These two people are bringing things
to pass. Mr.. Walter Irwin OF the
Standard Drug Store has sold out his
stock Of drugs and has gone into
some other kind of business. Mr..
Singer Weldon is still on the sick
list Mr. Bailey of Rocky Hill lost
he's come in from El Paso, Texas Mr..
Newell Galloway and Miss Thereasa
Carroll were invited guests to big
dinner in Bremond, Texas, last Sum
day. They enjoyed such q feast until
they were unable to get back until
the next Monday evening. Mr.. Bruce
Geralds is doing a big business in
his line of work. Mr.. Foster Land Is
preparing to erect nice two-story
residence on South Island, to cost
about $2.500,00. Rev. M. A. McNeese
had charge of the First Baptist pull
pit Sunday The Reverend was at his
best Mr.. Shaw is up after week
illness with dengue fever. DR.. Wallace
of Beaumont, spent a rev days IN
town last week on business. Prof +.
A Stamps is ali smiles since Mrs.
Stamps has come in from the, north.
The M. u. Church people are in Zine
sipirit since Rev. Browns return
from the west. hurry Washington,
the Express hustler Is sick. we nope
for him a speedy recovery.
NIarshsII.-The big strike is settling
down. most Of the Colored worKmen
have gone to work, the strike IS al
most q thing of the past. Mr. X. X.
Dennis and wife are ehie 70 p S up
after a severe case of drngne teyer
Mr.. John Q. Robinson is or me slclS
list Mr. Lee Johnson is up. The Holy
Ghost people is holding q series OIL
meetings many of their leading
coIe is on the sick list Mr.. Andrew
Bennett is sick listed. Little Alfrea
Mcknight Missing left from Womack
Gin has not been seen since leaving
three, weeks ago. He is Dallas EX.
nressfnan. Mrs Susie Taylor doe not
seem to improve. Mrs. Dora A.. sum-
mers is suffering with troke OF
naralysis her age seems to be against
her recovery. This community EXTENDS
its sympathies TO the nuspano inere
are many a long way behind wlsh
the DALLAS Express, please pay up ana
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Mineral WeIIs-The people in this
citv Continues to bill with the dengue
fnyer Rev. w T. Talley, p. c., of
dSlrst Baptist church is in Mexia, this
week Presiding Elder w. Il. McGrev
held his 4th and last quarter Of the
wear here which was a success. Pros
r Greer, principal of the public
-cbool who was confined to his bgt
s several days last week is able to be
at his post at this writing, people
hero ought to stop talking so much.
people who talks too much usually
tell the wrong thing MT. Norn aai,
Broomfield, one of Waxahachles
wealthy young men was a pleasant
. Mice Ma oprie Simmons here