The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21

Athens.-Services were good sil day
Sunday at the A. M. Z. church with
Rey. II Ppgh as pastor Rev; Il, L. ! !
with the A. M. e. people and deliver
ed two powerful sermons especially
Sunday night his text was the Blood
Many souls rejoiced while he expound-
ded Gods word and cried out / know
that my redeemer lives. Mrs. Girls
tena Mcdonald of the A. NJ. Il. re-
ported $500 with the Van guard
book, Mrs. viii Jackson of the Sand
Flat Community died after short
illness, leaves six children, one Dro-
Their Dir. Percy Goblin of Virginia tc
mourn her lost. Buried with heroine
honors Mr. Geo. w. Tucker of the
Steward Cation undertaken had charge
OF the body. Mrs. Rena Belvry and two
children returned to their home In
Yoakum, after weeks visit with heI
sister, Mrs. jamie johnson. Little Miss
Lille Pugh of Kansas City is here to
make her home with Rev. and Mrs
Pugh. Misses Chas. Chase. Robt. Du-
rough, Roht Guyden spent few days
in Dallas. attending the state Fair
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Patterson Is here
visiting home folks. The Idle Hour
club gave a social entertainment the
X. of p. hall. New cases of dengue
are to numerous to give names. MISS
es Alfred Mosco and Felix Miller
D. G. Miller, people have begun to
come in from the West.
GreenvIIIe.-Mr and Mrs. Joe Gull
berson left for Dallas, Sunday, where
ne expects to make his future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Firmly and Mr.
r. Frazier left Thursday for Poca-
telo, Idaho. Out of town VISITORS; Rev
d. A. Butler Mrs. Annie Willes. Mr.
Amer William, left for Chicago. Sum
day night. Sick: Mrs. Eugene Moss
Mrs. John Reed. Miss Naomi Nash
Mrs. Fannie Boley.
Grapelnnd. --sunday school was well
attended Sunday at all churches. The
rally given at Mt Zion Baptist church
Sunday was quite success, amount
raised $90.25. They are preparing to
remodel their church. Rev. d. d
Cashaw left Friday for Navasota, his
home His work as carpenter Is
herd left Saturday for Anderson Coun-
ty TO begin his school work. Mrs
Beaulah Hicks left Saturday for Hous
ton. Mr.. Charlie Wilson left Saturday
for Galveston. Mr.. Silas Johnson made
a business trip to Palestine last week
Mrs. Leoda Tompson, Mr.. Robert Dick
son, Mr. Silas Marshall, Misses Zalee
and Eva b. Shepherd and Prof. If. @
Fleek were Crockett visitors Saturday
Mrs liver Wilson and son. Eugene left
was given Rev. ID. ID. Cashaw Thurs
day night by the members of General
Mt Zion Baptist church at the resi-
dent of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Marshall
Several pounds were given him. Mr.
Gail Toliver and Miss May Anna John
son, daugster of Prof. Lee johnson
married Saturday evening at the
home of the bride, their many friends
wish them a happy sail upon the
sea of matrimony. Sick: Mrs. Mary
and Miss Annie opheilia Walker.
Carthage Hollands High School
high school opened Monday. Oct. 9Th
with their principal. Prof, ]. II. PEN
dleton, Mr.. Chappie Smith Of Terrell
Smith. Mrs. Vella Jackson and chill
dren of Texarkana are here visiting
her mother. Mrs. Emeline Stevenson
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Stevenson, formally
arkana was married Wednesday even
ing. Sept. "a. 1922. at 1880 o'clock to
Miss Lena Mae Phillips of 18th and
Stevens sismStephMH NH MFF IF
stephens avenue. The bride and
groom will be at home after Oct. IL
at 1918 Laurel street. Mr.. David Gray
is now reading the Express. Mrs
Peter Thompson, Mrs. Henry Brown
Mrs Mile Stevenson and Mr.. Bur
Stevenson have returned from TEX
arkana, wher they attended the com
vention Mrs. Inez (Black) Butler has
now taken her position in Hollands
high school as teacher. MRS. AT
melia Wilcots of Terrell is here visit
ing her father, Mr.. w. s. Wtlcots
Mrs. Willie Mae Reddic is visiting hei
mother in Haslam.
TyIer.-The entire city is under
open port law. County teachers Insti-
tute Aened Monday morning at True
Vine Baptist church. A large number
of teachers are her attending. Enrol
ment Is over 100. Prof. Seals, conduc-
tor. Miss Nickens; secretary M P,n,,. tine
regret very much to learn of the
critical condition at her home on N
Border Messrs Lee Tucker, Chas
Thomas, Mckinley Ross, II. Q. Cab
houn made an overland trip 70 Hen
derson, Sunday and spent jolly time
mixing with relatives and home folks
Miss Haden of Crockett is here T.
take up her work at Ltndale The
county fair closed last Saturday after
a week of pleasure. good behavior
were present. The Colored people took
a deal of pains in decorating the
booths and different communities nae
on display some fine farm products
Mt. Olive took the first prize; Spring
very attractive booths. We have q
large list of indisposed members TINS
week Mr.. Emmett Riley Is conVales'
cling at the home of Mrs. M. A. stokes
Mr. Smith Of Crockett is here Tor .
few days the guest of Mr.. and MIS-
Lee Tucker. He is en- route to kaui-
man, where he will engage in busi.
ness A peculiar incident happened
ON last Monday when two men were
bringing some fine cattle 20 the ian p
ground to place on exhibition. Ont
struck a match to light his cigarette
he threw it in the back of the wagoT
thai was filled with hay, setting II
8 fireSthe cattle. wagon and nay
were totally destroyed. The team was
cut loose and was saved. Gran" Lew
is confined to her bed at the home
Of her grand daughter, Mrs. Effit
Hill, Ellis Avenue. Mrs. v. H. Wan
rem has returned from Dai.as, where
she was called to his bedside more
than two weeks ago. He was called
into the great beyond on las Thurs
day, Interment was at Dallas, Fri
day. Mr.. Green Brown was born an.
reared here and we regret very muct
to learn of his untimely death anc
sympathize with Mrs. Warren In the
loss of her bro Their, other relatives
who survive her are three neices, one
nephew. Misses Ruby and Marie Sim
mons have returned from Waco. Prof
M. M Henry and wife are in the city
Mrs. Ratcl1ff ana daughter, MIS-. MAI
tie Davis of Lindale were guests o.
their son and brother. Mr.. John 7
Ratcliff last week. Miss Jamie Nor
gan has returned from Pittsburgh
Mrs. Matte Walton is indisposed
Rev. Ed King left Saturday night Z
visit his daughter at Stamps, Ark
CnIyyeIl.-Some few schools open, ru-
rual distress. Miss Essie B Evans
St. Matthew City school at Caydweil
Texas; Prof. L. d. Banknite the big
hearted teacher of New Bethlehem
Read the Dallas Express. a paper OF
your own race telling things of in.
terest to you. A great preacher \
dead in person of Rev. Ton Burrel
also Rev. Levi Spencer of Lyons
Texas. These were great ministers
Rev. Burrell. one of the old pioneer
ministers, who held, the ''llne" II
the 40s and COS. The true preachers
of the gospel
Friday night was given in memory