The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-07
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district court closed down for this
term with several convictions. The
Civil docket passed. In the free ag-
riculture exhibitions Of Harrison
county under the management OF
Prof. Benton for the Colored people
covering Harrison county was more
than a success, the exhibits were fine
and very fine-speaks well for the
Colored people as well as white 1t was
mixed affair. Many OF the first pre-
miums were taken by the Colored peo-
pie Miss Grace ID. Gilmore, one of
Marshalis most accomplished Young
woman finished music in Chicago Uni
versity OF music was granted a d.
ploma of music. Misses Della. Lulu
and Master Lee Joseph, motored to
Shreveport. Saturday to attend the
Circus. Miss ID. M. Joseph left Tues
sumo her duties as one of the teach
ers in East Texas Acadamy. Miss d.
M. Joseph is one of Marshalls most
accomplished young women. that
selected her as one of its teachers
1t was a wise selection. Rev. Daniel
Sims, the wonderful divine healer of
Los Angeles. California, is in town
looking after the sick. lame, blind
cripple, he comes highly recommended
from various cities from which he
comes He is located at Mr. David c.
Smith, on West Grand. News comes
to us that Mother Polly Bones had
died in Dallas, and her remains would
be shipped to Marshall for interment
She was one of the Oldest mothers in
Marshall. great leader of the A.
M. e. church. Miss Della M. Johns is
able to be up at this writing. The
dengue fever is all the rage in this
city. Cases too numerous to report
severe case of dengue fever. Mr.. r.
r. Dennis, is able to set up after
several days with dengue. Mrs. r. r.
Dennis has returned to the city Mrs.
Mrs Matte Sue Edmond is very sick.
DR.. G. T. Goldman is suffering with the
dengue fever. Mrs. Dora A. Summers
lies critically i'll at her home.
PIttsburg.-Sunday services were at
tended at all churches, the Pittsburgh
District Sunday School convention and
Epworth League were success at Mt.
Pleasant. The sum realized netted over
100000 It was largely attended. Those
partment: Misses Louise Bates. Geor-
gia L. Neal. Mrs. Georgia Mulberry.
from the League department: Mr. G.
Dyke Balken. Misses Robbie L. Hubert.
Vivian Carlock. Visitors Madame Opal
Harris, A. L. Spears Mrs. c. NJ. Ma
are in the city visiting relatives. The
Senior class OF 1929 of Daliah
high school is progressing under tn
principalship of Prof. II. w. Terry.
Quite a number attended the North
East Texas Baptist Association with
Rev. b. ID. Johnson. moderator. Mr..
c. Dyke Baker has been out of the
city visiting different points in Texas.
Kerens, Corsicana, Ennis. Dallas. be-
fore leaving, notion shower was CIV
en- him at the domicile of Rev and
Mrs. c. Hubert. Mrs. Harriet Ronev.
and Little Miss Christine Terrell visit
ed in Mount Pleasant. last Week 10
meet her daughter Mrs. Lottie john
son, 1900 South Preston street. Dallas.
who has been in Monteagle. Tenn.
spending the summer Mrs Addie
Kemp has been on the sick list. Mrs.
Marietta (Carloek) Braxton, of TeN-
kama is in the city visiting relatives,
Prof. b. Lilliard has been in the city
on insurance business. Mrs Ada But
Ter of Wichita Falls is visiting rela-
tives. Miss Rohelia L. Spears is at
tending Prairie View this term. Mrs.
Nettie Davis is making vast prepare
ton to re-enter Prairie View.
NacOgdOches.-The Sabine Valley
Progressive Association eonvenes
Thursday at ~ a M. at the Zion
Hill First Baptist church this CITY.
One day late on account Of the late
full session was held with much good
arrival of delegates A very success-
work accomplished for the welfare of
the kingdom. Sunday was great day
with grand mass meeting at $3.50
p. M that filled the large auditorium
of the church to overlooking. Rev. G.
j. Norton of Beaumont preached the
closing sermon of the session Sunday
night to a large and enthusiastic
audience on the subject of prayer
that left a deep impression on the
minds and hearts of his hearers The
Rev. is a great pulpiteer. Little Zion
Baptist church Sunday school but no
out of the city attending No. asso-
citation at Red Land. Mr.. j. r. Ross
and Mr. Hoyt visited the association
at Red Land and reports grand
time Mr.. Charlie Sheffield and Miss
Ella Fair Whitaker were united in
night. The bridegroom left with his
beautiful bride Sunday for Trinity.
Texas. where they will make their
future home. Their friends wish them
happy sail on the matrimonial seas.
The city school opened last Monday
with good attendance of teachers and
pupils. Rev. N. p. johnson, pastor of
st. Paul c. NJ E. church is out of the
CITY on account of sickness. There is
lots of sickness here. Mrs. BERTHE NAL
daughter, Miss Savannah Alexander
at the home of Mr.. George Jenkins
where she is staying in order to at
tend the city school. The dengue
fever seems to have reached its peak
and is now abating, as the weatheH
gets cooler. Mr.. Felix Holdman was
1rrested last Monday on charge of
cling whisky. was convicted for IL
nonths. He had wife and child that
we're dependant upon him for sup
port.
TyIer.-Sunday School Services were
good Sunday AM well attended. Al
pastors ware present and seemed ~
Weather OF AIrSaLdria La, who will
be the Theological teacher at East
Texas Academy filled the pulpit. morn
ing and evening at TruJ Vine Bap-
tist church Mrs. Bloomis Henry, wife
of Mr.. James Henry passed away
Wednesday night, Sept. goth at her
home on West Lollar. She had been
i'll since the death of her sister, the
latter part of August, but only con-
fined to her bed a short time, hus-
band, relatives and friends did all
that was in their power to do but the
Lord saw fit to take her where there
was no more suffering and sorrow.
Mrs. Henry was born in Georgia, Oct.
16, 1878, sne came to Texas with her
parents when merely a child. Later
she Joined Spring Creek Baptist church
und err the administration OF Rev. Clint
Lyons and lived a consisten member
of that church until the end She was
first married to Mr.. Beasley, unto
them two children were born. Later
she married Mr.. James Henry. who
proved a faithful companion and did
all that he could to make her stay
longer Her funeral was attended at
the above named church Saturday
morning at ten o'clock by Rev. Early
Adams, p. c., interment at Boards
cemetery in the family lot, under the
auspices OF the st. Rose Temple and
American Woodmen. A large concourse
OF relatives and friends followed her
to her last resting place Floral off
erings were beautiful and profuse.
She leaves, husband. two grown sons,
one sister, three brothers and null ,
tItude of friends and relatives to
mourn her demise We extend syTnpas I