The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30

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| Anderson. wife of Mr. Lee Anderson.
Mr. ]. X. Bogus of Mohland, Uutah,
/ who has been visiting his father, MI.
Thomas Bogus, 622 West Bond St,
| left for Kansas City, where she viii
visit his brother before returning to
his home. Mr.. Chas. Hick, South end
train porter was very painfully hurt
in Waco Texas, when he fell from
| a moving train. The right ID. G.
| Chisolm was in Dallas Friday buy
ing pictures for opening of the Dream
| land theatre which will open Thurs
day, Oct. 9Th with the greater pic
ture ever screened Shepard of the
Hills
| Joseph Owens, Jr., has been promoted
| to an instructor in the printing de-
partment at Tuskegee. Mr.. A. H. Ter
/ rell motored from Memphis, Tenn. to
Denison; Mrs. Williams, the tailor has
purchased Ford delivery truck.
Cuney.-Services were good Sunday.
Rev. ID. ID. Evans was at his post and
preached a wonderful sermon on the
| IL o'clock hour. Rev. Hamilton preach
out of town people worshipped at
! Rock Hill Baptist church. Prof. f..
H. Hoffman of Thornville, Texas,
brought delegation of men to Quincy
Mr.. Nose Kennedy Of Nacogdoches
was in Quincy and while there pur-
chased a lot in King street. Mr.. w. C..
Price, our live wire agent of the
Andy Realty Co., is aDle to be up
again after about 10 days of illness.
Mr.. Cleatha Arnwine was in Quincy
a few days visiting relatives and
friends. Mr. p, w. Cross is making
good in the grocery business. Mr..
! Cloud Shields of Rockdale is pros
pecting in Quincy this week. The U.
I b. of II. and S. M. and II. had their
decoration and put the cemetery in
~ ia
making good in Quincy as a tombstone
......? maker. This is a new venture
and one that deserves the support of
all our people. Prof. II. L. Price made
| a business trip to Palestine, last week.
! MIR. Press Martin is doing fine busi-
ness in Quincy. Mr.. West Mossey of
Ponta was in Quincy and expressed
| himself as being well pleased with the
/ progress of Quincy. The gin here is
running full time and has ginned
| nearly 300 bales. Mr.. John II. Wake
er returned from Dallas, where he
has been visiting relatives. Miss M.
! A. Price was in Jacksonville, this
week on business Mrs. Leila McClen-
/ don made a flying trip to Frankston
Mrs M. A. Powell of Houston, was
band Mrs. S. NJ. Benson of Jackson
! vile is visiting in Quincy this week.
Miss Della Yudell and Mr.. Hesman
Henry were quietly married Wednes-
day night. We wish them happy
sail through life.
Whitewrisht.-Misse Alice and Liz
zie Yates served six o'clock dinner
Sunday, Sept. 10th in honor of Mr..
and Mrs N c. Cook, Mr.. Caney Mof-
| felt of Denison and also Mr.. Archie
! Conlay of Dallas. Sunday School was
well attended. Mr.. Lester Totten of
Van Alstyne was the guest of Miss
Veader MaXey. number OF residents
are sick with dengue fever Mr.. VIII
( Tones of Oklahoma, Is in the city.
Miss Dora Adams of Sherman is here
/ with her father, Mr.. VIII Adams. Mrs
/ Elnora Smith an others were in Tren-
! ton Sunday. Rev. J. ID. Pickard was
I at his post Sunday at the G. M: IL.
! church. Mrs. NJ. Il. Wren was in SheT-
man last week on business, Mrs. L.:
| Colman of Sherman, was the guest OF
/ Mrs r. " Dehoney and made her
/ first visit on the deacon board. Mr.
| John H. Hill has returned from DaVer-
| son, Okla, Sunday school opened
! $3.50 a. IN. and service at ll;SO was
/ excellent.
Weatherford.-Pres Elder, Rev.
I Smith held his quarterly conference
/ Swami Wood pulled off big enter
tainment Saturday night which was
/ enjoyed by all MIR Michel Rucker and
| others had chicken supper Friday
night. Thursday night at Young
( park the Daughters had their camp
! ference was Sunday. Rev. Nok preach
I ed at the Mount Zion church Sunday
Mrs Maggie Harris has been on the
/ sick list. Mrs. Flora Swan VIII gave
a croquet party for the children. Pre-
/ siding elder McGrue held his quarterly
conferences Mr. Lee Jones and wife
and Lock and wife motored to Fort
! Worth.
) Marshall.-District and County Court
is in session. The Criminal docket in
each Court was taken up. Several
convictions had in District court: Will
Jamison charged with an assault TO
murder, aquittal. Henry Lee, assault
| TO murder years with suspended
sentence. John Gregory, burglary s
years suspended sentence. Bud Rus
sell carried the following prisoners
to the penitentiary: A. j. Balsus
assault to murder, years. Baxter
| Jones, burglary years. hurry Elder,
making whiskey, l year Wilson
Fields making whiskey / year. James
/ Cooper, hog theft, years. Sandy
Hawkins, abortion. 2 years. Sandy
que fever is all the rage amoung
those down. Deacon P. c. Philips
and Mrs. Philips, Mr., End Mrs Paul
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Iocauh Rhodes,
Mr.. Volney Lacy, Mrs. ]. II. Haywood,
Mrs. H. l.. Billups, Mr.. Ben Taylor,
Mrs. Ellen White, Mrs. Susie Taylor
/ is some what improved. No'h~esda
/ Baptist Church has called Rev. Booker
1 of Tennessee as their paftor. Po has
accepted Bishop College opened with
prospects most ENCOURAGING to the
people. About 200 enrolled to date
Wiley University oroned with about
800 students. The outlook is very
bright for the year. Mr. Mack Moses
left his home will spend several days
with parents and friends will return
for school at Rishop College, MI and
( Mrs. GEORGE Graves are down with
the Dengue fever. Mr.. Walter B
Busy has the Dongue fever.
Waco.-The sad news of Bro. Vim.
Jacobs, who was found dead Friday
morning near the old suspension
bridge, was quite surprise and shock
to the reporter. Brother Jacobs former
home is in Gospont, Okla. Bro.
Jacob came to Texas some ten years
ago or more, arriving at Houston ard
and going from there to San Angelo
where he lived until he came to this
city in 1915. He lived with different
personos during his stay here, but
for a few months with the reporter.
Bro. Jacobs was kindhearted, clever
and unassuming when well at himself.
Bro. Jacob had wife, Mary, and one
daughter in Gosport Alabama and
another wife here Gertrude Jacobs
to mourn his loss. He was member
of Mt. Olive Baptist church on Archie
st. Rev. A. NJ Mitchell. the pastor
will furneralize him.
Jacksonville G. c. Sop, pastor
Of the NJ. L. church filled his regular
appointnent Sunday and pulled off