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

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tent. The infant Of Mr. and Mrs.
richards Fritzgald Of S, 9TH street
was called by death early week. In
4 terment was made in the city Gene
terry ~ Undertaken e. L. c. Bran
ford. DR.. J. NJ. Lawson has purchas-
ed nice Dodge Coupe; also Is a
1 happy father NJ a 9Ib. baby girl.
Mother and BABY are doing nicely at
this writing. Early last week little
I, 8 year old Matte Foster, daughter
Of Anthony Foster Of S. 18th st., was
struck BY Temple-Be Motor
bus. As result several bruises were
sustained about her body however,
lthey are not thought b yphyslcians|
to be serious. On last Sunday the
Rev. L. NJ. Sanders announced the
beginning OF Train to be conduct
/ ed at the Wayman Chapel A. NJ p.
\ Church Of which he is pastor w. NJ.
Clark will represent the Santa Fe
while j. j. Hayward being representa-
alive Of the Katy The run in act
ion between the two trains" shall
be a speed contest, from Houston TO
Temple. The time required to cover
THE distance will be two weeks, the
same being the Srd Sunday inst,
which will mark the close Of the
rally. The one that shall raise the
Largest amount Of money shall be
considered the fastest train. Mrs.
Dorlkus Roberts who was called last
week to the bed side of her husband
at Galveston has returned home.
Miss Gladys Barnett was called to
Sulphur Springs to attend the funer-
al of her aunt. Madame Robinson
Jones noted soprano OF New York.
will appear at the Wayman Chapel
la. M. e. Church Wednesday night
November 18th. Mrs A. Derrick
is i'll at this writing. also the Rev.
John VIM and Mr. Ed. Brown. The
Imperial .Ldbilee Sacred concert COM
pany OF Kansas City Mo-, directed
by Prof. w B. Countee enacted a
splendid program last Sunday night
at the Sth st. Baptist Church The
!, program was made of several songs
composed and written by Prof.
including a poem in Negro dialect,
intending poem in Negro dialect.
Titled; cit togather," which was
masterfully recited by the Madame
w. B. COuntee. The songs were class
! lical, the singing was sweet and in
spring; and the entire probram was
livery enthusiastically received by the
large audience which rivalled the
: capacity Of the spacious auditorium.
s33.40 were given by the audience as
5 an expression of its appreciation for
Al oonnrfo IN
2 when produced and executed by Ne
gro talent. The Hon. Chas. Satchell
Morris. Jr, Of Norfolk. Va, a leading
:. orator OF our race, lectured Tuesday
= night November 3rd at the Corinth
Baptist Church Mrs A. l. Jones Of
. Someryille is visiting her cousin
Is Mrs. A. Nelson Of s. It'll street.
Palestine--Mrs. Almedia Washing
h ton died on the 27th. Of October ant
was buried on the 2Sth. she leave.
/ one child and other relatives t
mourn her loss Mrs Alberta Smitl
d and Mr. Justus Phillips were married
n Wednesday night LIST. inst We wish
d for them a happy call on life's sea
= Mrs Lille Swanson and s0nSayallol
d are visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. B. At
. lrins Of Texarkana Mrs Vernal Tay
j lor left on the Both. for an extended
\ trip in the North and east visiting
r Chicago. st. Louis and Hot Springs
4 Ark Sick list Mrs. Taylor at Mrs
I Words home is very sick Service.
4 were held at ALT he Churches Sun
2 day. The Texas Annual conference
Opened up Wednesday morning LIST
inst at ST. Paul NJ +. church with
4 Bishop M. w. Clair presiding. The
a welcome address in behalf Of the
city by Mr. w s. Simpson; in behalf
" Of the schools by Prof II. T. Wise;
Ia behalf Of the churches by Rev
4 Andrews. pastor Of the First Methor-
y dit church (whitcl; Response by
Rev. J. s. Scott, Corresponding secre.
tary Of the Texas Conference. The
/ conference had grand sitting and
I every thing was well pleasing from
3 lstart to finish. On Friday night
/ Bishop Clair delivered lecture a.
& lbcut Libe-io. He told us many good
+ things about the people over there.
8 I wish II had been so every colored
]. person in Anderson county could
r have heard that lecture. Several
I changes were made with the preach
{ ers. StPaul GETS new pastor this
year-
, Honey Grove.---Rev. G.. williams
!. was present Sunday at services. Ser
ons were good. The Easiland Bap-
: list church Is re-installing their new
pastor. ssev. G. B. Williams services
lat ST, Jmeas a. M. r. church were
( excellent. Rev. j. b Flynn, pastor
is very busy getting ready to leave
tor tbs annual conference to be
lheid at New Boston. Texas
(, lago.- REV. and Mrs. G. Brown
i LOT Needvllle. passed through here
4 Wednesday, en- route to South Texas
I potnss. Mrs. Lucy Andersen and MISS
: Eoveisa Heard were sh9pping in
4 Wharton, Saturday. Mr.. ellis Mack.
& ey had business az the counry seal
1 Satu day Mrs. L. + jones was cali
\ led TO Pledger, Sunday on an impor.
8 I fant business meter. Mrs. Mittit
e Hays and Mrsf Ada Bryant ere Wis.
citing IN Galveston, th's week Nj
1 Willie Owens left Sunday morning
1 for Needlls. Calf. for an indefl-
!. mite stay. Mrs. Minnie Heard re-
turned home Sunday after seyera
J days spent IN Wharton with rela'
tives. 'ys Ollie Tolbert returned
\ home Sunday from visit Of sew,
eral weeks IN West Texas. Mr.. MARI
I Harreu Of the Routes Point Com
{ muniiy Is moving to Richmond, Te
:, las 10 reside an other year. Mrs