The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-07

Texas to attend school. Weekly SER
vices at Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
were good. Sunday school well attended
also d. Y. p. u. st 6 o'clock. Night
service at o'clock. Rev. E. ]. Nc
sions Collection 5000.
Graham.-Mr. and Mrs. e. Morris
have returned to their home in Fort
Graham, Mrs. Eugene Campbell re-
turned to Graham, after q visit to Cor
sicana, lasting several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Preston have left for a
brief visit to Wichita Falls. Denison
and Dallas. Mrs. Nancy Nelson made
business trip to Wichita Falls. Mon
day. Member of Mt. Zion Baptist
church gave an entertainment for the
benefit of the church. Madames p. NJ.
Miller, Mrs. David Sampson and Phil
M Miller held services as usual Sum
day at Mt. Zion Baptist church.
COrsicana.--our town is still going
through gloomy path. having been
made 10y the dengue fever, we will be
very thankful when the storm passes
over and leaves us ourselves once
more. well and able to go to our daily
occupations as usual. This fever has
not left many homes untouched, how
ever we are thankful that IL did not
prove serious as to cause death. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Price Mcintyre Sept.
Flournoy was called to Dallas to at
| tend his sister who was i'll. Miss
Ozelle Brown has returned to her
home, Mckinney Texas, to enter
school. Mr. Leroy Mcintyre left last
week for Marshall, Texas. where he
! will enter Wiley University. Miss Lucy
Paul has returned to Dallas. Texas,
after being home several days on ac-
count of Illness. Mrs. Gippe Ramey
| of Dallas is here attending her rela-
dee of Dallas, was here last week to
attend his sick mother. Mr.. Bill Ter-
rell of Rice was here last week. Mr.
Moore Of Corsicana was here last
week. Our sick list is too large to
give space this week. Mr. Henry
Delum proprietor of the Dellum bar
bershop died Sept. Gath at eight
o'clock a. m being confined to his
seven years, five months and three
days old. He was a prominent citizen
of this place. The funeral will be
conducted from the c. M. e. church
Tuesday evening, Sept 2Sth. He is
survived by. a wife and five sons. Mr..
Cotrell Dellum, Mr. Burnett Dellum.
Mr.. Jim Dellum, Mr. William Dellum
and Yernie Dellum. Two brothers, Mr.
s. J. Dellum and Mr.. Luby Dellum all
of this place, he to has a host of
friends to join the family in mourn
ing his loss. The remains is in charge
of the Navarro Mortuary Embalmers
Mr. Fred l.. Jones of 1905 East Ninth
ave. is home after spending several
weeks in the p. s. Hospital. Prof G.
r, Boswell, the agent for the Express
will have charge of the papers in
the future / wish to thank the sub
scribers for their patronage while. I
was handling be Express and wish
for Prof. Boswell real good year in
this line of work. A. H. Hedgespeth.
Mrs. s. j. Dellum went to Beaumont
last week. Mrs. Matte Woods left
Monday to begin her school at Kerens.
Mr.. VIM. Ross is improving his home,
East 9Th avenue. 11O1. Mrs. Lemons
of Southside died Sept. 49, inteIment
Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Wiley Nc
Neatly is visiting in Hearne. this week.
Mr.. Samuel Patterson, North Srd
street, died Thursday. Sept. % and
was buried Sept 20. Mrs Nettie of
East 4th avenue and North 4th St,
died Oct. 1. funeral oOct. Srd inter-
ment Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Annie
Mae Calhoun of Dallas, was called
home on account of illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Dave Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Kyle of Lawton. Okla, was here
last week. The dengue fever is ceas-
ing while there are several cases in
town yet
GrapeIand.-Services were well ta-
tended at General Mt. Zion Baptist
church Sunday. Rev. L. L. johnson
preached a noble sermon. Collection
for the day $55.75. An entertainment
was given at the C. M. e. church.
Friday and Saturday night, neat sum
of money was raised. Miss Willie
Leah Williams of Crockett and Miss
n toll I1a 80 90
Mrs. Victoria Beasley. Saturday. Prof.
Geo. W. Hicks, Mr.. c.. w. Daley, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Wilson and Mr.. M.
Edens and Mr. Charlie DembV at
tended the Bowens Baptist Association
at Pennington last week, all report a
splendid and peaceable session. Miss
Willie Leah Williams after spending
a few DAYS with Misses Arabella and
Marietta Hicks left Sunday for Crock
EFT, her home Mrs. D. l.. Demby is
on the sick list Cards are out an
nouncing the marriage of Miss May
Anna Johnson to Mr.. Gail Toliver,
Oct. 14th. Prof. Lee Johnson will leave
Tuesday for Waco. to attend the con-
Society. Mrs. Mary Stells attended the
association, held at Pennington last
week. A revival will begin at gem
eral Mt. Zion Baptist church, Oct. goth.
The Gen. Mt. Zion Baptist church when
completed will be one of the finest
Coloed churches in Houston county,
Rev. d. d. Cashaw of Navasota is do
ing the carpenter work. His work is
hard to excel. Mr.. D. f. Daily and
Mr. Willie Stells are assisting him.
HuttO.-Sunday was a high day with
Ebenezer church, the church campaign
closed Sunday night from the whole
campaign near $4,000 was raised. Cap
tain Davis with club No. s, led with
$13775. Members from St. Mary
church Pflugersvilie and Sweet Home
church of Round Rock worshipped
with us Sunday. The musical rem
dered by Good Hope choir Wednesday
night was quite a treat indeed. The
carnival was in all respects sue
cess. Sermons and left for home
feeling fine after the successful cam
paign. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holloway
received the sad news OF the death of
last week. Mrs. Holloway went at
once to Fort Worth. Mr.. Jim Jones of
Taylor was visitor to Hutto, today.
TerrelIs--Mr. Burl Lowery died at his
horne on Mineral Wells avenue. Fri
day morning. after short attact of
dengue fever. Mr. Lowery was a well
known citizen of Terrell, he leaves a
wife, five children, eight grand chill
dren anu a host of friends to mourn
his lost. Mrs. H. C. johnson has re-
turned from Chicago, where she has
been visiting her daughters. Mrs. l..
-. Alberson. All the girls are smiling
TO see Mr.. Dick Deckard home from
Los Angeles. where he has spent the
ST INNER. Mr.. Grady Orange and Mr..
Willie Ware left for school at Wiley
University Monday. We all wish them