The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-25

THE DALLAS EAPRESS, DAI
of the church gave the Rev. H. G
Curry Of Abilene, Texas, $24.3C
for his services. On Sunday night
the board presented the pastor with
a token Of his 8 years of service
$121.00. Pastor Rev. q. j. McClen.
don is all smiles. Sunday services
were sublime, all offices were al
their post, preaching at $3.50 o'clock
three accessions, collection $1,000
Mr.. J. H. Cannon and wife are now
located at 207 Park, from Memphis
Tenn, and will make their home
He is assistant District manager OF
the Mississippi Life Insurance Co.,
one of the largest of its kind, with
home office in Memphis, Tenn. Ser
vices were fine at st. Matthews
church, Rev. Matthews was at his
post, collection $14.70 for the day
Calvert.--Mrs. Carrie Meberry OF
Thornton, is visiting in the city
and vicinity. Prof. G. A. Minis, the
popular principal of the Springfield
high school spent the week end in
the city, the guest of his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. A. II. Minis. The
P. @. boys passed through the city
Saturday en- route to p ", where
they will meet on the diamond. Rev.
]. F. Williams, President williams
and banker Roscoe Smith were with
them. Miss Adner Hester met them
at the depot. Miss Jesse Leo Mob
erly of Thornton, is in the city visit
ing friends and relatives. Prof. A.
H. Minis, spent Saturday at home
and left Sunday for Thornton. Rev.
]. T. Atkinson of Hearne came up
Saturday and left for his church,
Pleasant Grove. He was. met by
Mr.. Jerry Whiteside. Miss Laura
Quinn Terrell is quite i'll at her
home in North Calvert. Miss Jessie
Matthews and Mrs. Dora Nibblett
of Garrett Grove Community were
in the city Saturday trading. Mrs.
Fair L. Roberts and Mrs. Senas Dix
on spent Saturday in the city shop
ping. Mr.. Frank Garrett, the well
man is digging in and around the
city. He leaves today for Mr.. Guy
Anderson under contract for well.
Mr. Lee Alexander and Miss A. B.
Price were quietly married at the
brides home last Thursday night
at p. m, Rev. r. Dunn, officiat-
ing. The reporter met Deacon B.
T. Harris Sunday on his way to
school with his family of five lit
tie children, training them the way.
All families ought to follow this ex-
ample as it is worthy of emulating.
Rev. Mcdonald, the new pastor of
st. James A. M. F.. church at Cal
vert arrived Saturday evening and
preached to his people Sunday, the
church was glad to greet the new
pastor and sorry to loose the old
pastor. Rev. r. Dunn. Mr.. Chas.
Bryant of Branchville, was in town
Saturday. Mrs. VIM. Qualls is still on
Mrs. VIM. Qualls are still on the
sick list. Mr.. Jno. AlOyd of Mexia,
is in the city for a few days on
business. Prof. G. A. Minis left Sun
day for his school at Springfield,
Texas, where he is principal of the
school at that place. Geo. v. Mead
is still in bed sick. Mrs. Clara
Woodland is still indisposed. Mrs.
M. ]. Walker spent the week end
in the city, the guest of her daugh-
ter, she left Sunday for Mexia. Rev.
H. H. Poodle left Sunday for Mar
lin, where he will deliver. one of his
lectures.
Mrs. Josephine Applewhite of Cor
sicana, is in the city the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Mollie Ordeson,
who will accompany her home and
spend the summer. The Woodley
Undertakers were called to New
Baker, Saturday to take charge of
the remains of Mrs. Callie Williams.
She was member of Mt. Pleasant
Burial Society. Prof. w. j. Larry,
an old teacher of Alabama, but
more recently of Milan, where he
taught for number of years but
retired about 10 years ago. Prof.
Larry was loved and respected by
both white and Colored. The family
has the sympathy of the Express
agent. The daughter of Mr.. Nc
Gohas died in the Rose Hill COM
munity and member OF that So
ciety.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie
The weather was inclement but Zion
had Sunday School and real preach
ing Sunday. Rev. j. B. Bryant
preached quite a thoughtful sermon.
Mrs. Rachel Foster, who left for
Forney, Saturday. returned home
Wednesday. Prof. Lowery has been
quite useful in the two commune
ties. Taught school many years un-
til old age failed him and died at
ripe old age, leaves daughter,
several grand children and host
of friends to mourn his lost. Lizzie
Thigpen, who has been i'll with der
que fever is much improved. Mr.. c.
H. Williams is up again. Mr.. Zelda
Mcdaniel, returned from Tueskegee
Colleg because of affected eyes,
left Saturday for Marlin Sanitarium
to be treated and also attend school
after treatment.
Marlm.-Sunday was an unpleat-
ant day. Both services were good
at all churches. Rev. McNiel Is putt
ing things over at Marlin Baptist
church. He is filling doctor w. B.
Flemings' post while he is on his
vacation. Everybody is looking for
ward to Thanksgiving day. Mr.. l..
Giddlngs has completed his $1,000.
California house and has moved in