The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-26

nome on the account OF the serious
illness his wife. who Is much i'm
proved Mrs. Lorena Overton and lit
tie son. Rubie c. Kerens Is here visit
Ing parents Mr. and Mrs. Eddie RI
chardson Mrs Laura H. Miller re-
turned home after spending two
weeks In Dallas and IT Worth with
relatives; she was accompanied home
| by Mrs. Annie = Busch Of 2508 Bryan
street, reports a splendid trip. Mr..
chas. Chase IS CO The sick list. Mrs
joe Franks tad Mrs Nille Gaden
leaves for a visit in Jacksonville. Mrs.
| Annie Burse leaveB to visit relatives
| In Quincy. Miss L. Ladelle Bryant was
| tn Town last week IN business. We re-
| grct TO see 50 many regular reade-s
leaving for the CUd6ea iield. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fox Barker nlotored TO Palestine
Sunday. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nltivin and Mrs. Annie Hamlet, Mr..
and Mrs, WilIiams returns home You
can always find the cypress At +. G..
Franks barbershop.
:. Marshall--In an alteration between
LOltie Robinson and Naucisis Franz
bell. Lotie Robinson was cut very bad
not necessary fatal but very DANCE
rous. Returned from the Mosaic Tenn
lplerB grand lodge at Beaumont: Capt
lP r. Dennis. Mesdames. j. o. William
lP. r. Randall, Mollie Allen. Annie
Peoples. +. Walker, Hattie Savannah.
IL. 6. Mukes, NJ Paris. and Edward
Richardson. The Baptist district Sun
day school convention met with Cali
lee Baptist church, a large delegation
was present. Much business attended.
Rev Whiten was elected as presi-
dent. Rev. Moore Jr., vice president
Prof. J. w. Reagen, secretary. Mr.. W.
o. Rice, auditor. The next melting Of
the Mosaic Templers Of America
grand lodge will meet in Marshall.
Texas 1924 Miss Cora Smith and
neIce, May Farnell are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Ida M Haywood. Mr.. Albert
Farnell returned to Reyb0rn. Texas.
Mrs. Bette Turner one Of Marshall's
oldest and highly respected colored
woman, died at her home in New
Town after q short illness. Funeral
ATTENDED from Berthesda Baptist
church. buried with honors of the
H. H. Of r. Miss ]. M. Wargove Of Wa
Co, Texas Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
n f. Haynes, Little Misses Rosa b.
Marshall and Bertram Strarther Of
Palestine are visiting their cousin. Mr.
~. A. Stewart reports comes to us that
j. r. Sheperd is impr owing nicely
with his eyes.
AbIIiney-Mrs James Jones, Mrs
jackson and children left for McKin-
Iney and other eostern points Thurs
day, 18th. Miss Allie Wooden sent Mrs
Ed, Henry and Mrs. Henry Cumby
some Of Parker cos fine melons last
week. Mr.. VIII Henderson motored
| to San Angelo Saturday to bring his
family back from the association. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Mayberry are also attend
ling the meeting. Mrs. G. Russell and
several others motored over to Bal
|linger Sunday to visit A. NJ r. cnyen-
ton. Phone your news to 919.
Ingo. Mr.. Paul Battles and Mrs. Gym
thy Dickersonhave both been serious
ly SILK for the pass week but are
showing some improvement now.
There IS reported a few cases OF Dem
que fever In Wharton. We should use
every effort possible to keep this di
sease out OF our cmmunity. The Sun
day school and B. Y, P, u. Services
at the Shiloh Baptist church Sunday
were great. These auxiliaries Of the
church outlined some plans Sunday
in preparation. for entertaining the
American Free Mission Baptist Sum
day school and b. Y. p. u. congress
boards Of the eastern district in Sept.
The new Prospect church carried out
its baptizing on the San Bernard Riber
Sunday evening. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bose Ashton Saturday, twin boys, mo-
Their and baby doing fine. Rev. c.
Their ad babes doing we'll. Rev. c.
Brown Of NeedvilIe passed through
here Sunday enroute to his PASTORAL
work In South Texas Master Merlmon
Heard visited hts grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Heard at Nashville
Sunday. Messrs. Sal Allison and Ed.
Williams, Mesdames Ada shaw and
M. l. Williams worshipped with Be-
church Sunday. Miss Novella
Heard Is handling the Dallas Express
in the Routes Point community now.
AIesdames. L. B. Jones and Mary AL
lison were visitors . The hoppe OF Mrs
Mamie Edwards Sunday evening. Rev
Sam Coleman and Mr. Thomas Brent
was on . b sIness and pleasure visit
to Needville Ind Guy, Texss last week
Mr.. Louis Int and family moved Into
his new quarters on lovers lane last
week. -
Grapelnnd. Sunday was high day
at Rocky Spring Baptist church. Reg.
Hunt preached a wonderful sermon
The 6,m0nstratiye meeting held here
Wedness night was enjoyed ~ all
lnk following white viss ors
were present: Mr.. Hnly DALEY, tx.
Butler and Hon Judge Patton, com ~
judge ad MIR. Ross Muchison They all
iaade inspiring lectures. A movement
was nut for \ in the meeting to work
to furnish wagons on the roads. 40
men volunteered. Prof j. H0gf Is put
ting things over the top. M. Charlie
shivers and MIR. sinithy Hicks have
0peneu up a first class restaurant In
town They VIII highly appreciate
your patronage. Mss. 1eaulah Hicks
returned from Houston cvfay after
spending q few days with he father,
Mr. John Pouncey. Sick list: Prof
Lee Johnson and Mr., Henry Smith.
Lulkln. Sunday school was well
attended . all churches Sunday. Rev
Tensley. pastor Of New Zion Banfist