The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-11

spokesman grand deputy. Hear Ida
b. Wormly and Armilla Gaines, Vel
ma Clifton, these sweet the occa-
sion and then that sweet solo sim
ger. Miss L. M. Whitehead Dengue
still raging around here, all mild
cases. Brother Geo. Agent has Just
returned from Houston. Be sure and
give me your subscription.
Greenville-The Friendship Bap-
fist church-Sunday school on time
with Superintendent e. D. Davis at
his post of duty. Our Superinten-
dent Bro. Davis left this afternoon
en- route for Kansas City, where
he shall continue his stay. The Sun
day school and church are hoping
to find some one to fill brother Da-
Wis place. We do not have very
many such workers as brother
Davis. That love the church and
Sunday school as well as everything
else pertaining to the church. Bro.
Davis shall have our prayers for
Gods blessing upon him. The IL
o'clock services as well as night SER
vices were grand. Our pastor seems
as though he was carried away in
the spirit on the Lords day. At
night so much to tell our building
gave way at 6 o'clock afternoon.
Mr.. Aarray Brown and Miss Pearley
MaFftch were announced man and
wife by Rev. ]. B. Brown The w.
H. M. are going forwards with pres
ident M. Ham, leading. Sunday,
Nov 5th, was big day at Wesley
e. M. e. church. It being rally day
for P. G. Something over 100000
being raised. The ministerial year
is nearing its close and all of the
ministers of the city are vigilant
trying to close the year round.
The schools of the city are being
crowded rapidly and from outward
appearance high grade of work is
being done among the younger set.
Patrons should encouraged those
who labor daily with their child
rem. The Colored teachers have a
two fold duty to perform. That of
teaching and instilling those prin-
cipals which should be taught in
the home. Prof. S. w. Pratt pass
ed through the city Sunday night
en- route home from Rowland, where
he had been to see his mother who
is sick. Prof. Boyd spent the week
end in Lehi. Okla, with his wife.
Ross high journeyed down to Pa
ris. Saturday to meet the Gibbons
grid artist. The game ended 81 to
6 favor of Ross high. Ross Hi plays
the Armistice day game In Clarks-
vile. Coach Cluberson is anxious to
arrange games with any school in
radius OF 100 miles.
Mr. Raymond Pace returned to
FL Paso, after a visit in this city
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Pace on Silner street.
The matron Social Club met
Thursday with Mrs. L. w. Taylor os
hostest roll call was answered with
bible quotations. A very interest
ing lesson of the 5th chapter Of
Exodus was red and discussed during
the social session a delicious ice
course was served. The club ad.
journed to me Thursday, Nov.
with Mrs. Pohn Suggs. Mr.. Roger
Boinett and sister, Miss Gladys Bor
nett passed through the city Sunday
evening en- route to Temple, Texas
Mr.. Thurman Catchings left Sunday
evening for Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Day
Nealson of Como, Texas and Sister
Mrs. Pauline Ford were called t.
the bedside of their sick mother
Mrs. Mary Durham.
Marshall.-Mrs. Sarah Craft, on,
of Marshall's most honored and be
loved citizens passed into the be
yond Nov. 8, after a long illness
her funeral was attended from Be
thesda Baptist church by Rev. C.
Brooks. the pastor attending, lai,
to rest in the Powder Mill cemeter.
by the side of her late husband
Adam Craft. her husband. All VIII,
knew her had learned to love her
large attendance at the church
showing the high esteem she wa
held, the flower offering was larg
and beautiful hence laid to rest,
great woman, Mrs. Susie Taylor lie
very i'll at her home with appoplexy
1t seems but short time and al
will be over. We wish her speed
recovery. Mrs. v. A. Grundy /
soon Il open a candy kitchen G.
Bishc. rect, Mr.. Woody Young
Mrs Woody Young and Mrs. Thorn
as Brei ham, left for Dallas. IeN
C. s. Brooks filled his pulpit Sun
day at Bethesda Baptist church
Mrs. Julia Henderson of The Ebene
ger settlement died at her hom
after a long illness, blood poiso
set and she died at once, her fun
eral attend ed from Ebenezer Baptis
church, buried with Taborian hon
ors of which she was a member
Rev. Joe Hurd attending laid I
rest in the Ebeneezer cemetery. TIL
dengue fever is subsiding here, a fe'
cases. The pastor at New Zion Chris
tian church Nesbitt was a great sue
w. Fl. Manson conducted, 9 baptize
van has opened restaurant.
Miss Grace D. Gilmore, Thoma
street, Freddie Cross and littl
Willie B. Fillmore is on the sick lis
Cumey.--Sunday School and p.
P. U. were both well attended SUI
day. Rev. A. E. Ealy, Jr., preache
two able sermons Sunday. Collectio
was good. Prof. j. L. Hamilto
made business trip to Jacksonville
Palestine, and Dallas this week. Re
J e. NJ Griggs of Palestine spent
! few hours in this city this week {
: route to Dallas, Texas Mr.. Hem
c. Swanson Of Palestine spent Il
week in the city with relatives al
, made syrup for Mr.. Jim Wilson al
Hon. II. L. Price. Rev. Wells
l Crockett. Texas spent a few days
: the city. Mrs. Prof. A. J. Jess
viaitad her hushand hare fhia Woo