The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02

mucn mlOrmaliOn and inspiration.
The gold cavalier contest was won
by Mrs. Mamie Pickett who was sup
ported by the citizens OF Mineral
Wells. The convention as whole
was success. Rev. Or. w. Louis
Smith is presiding over this district
haviEb succeeded the now bishop J.
w. Mckinney. Rev. e. G. Allen is
pastor and j. B. Ransom, secretary.
Rev. Mosley Of Hillsbor0. Texas was
In city for few days last week on Sun
day night, he preached at the A.
M. p. church and the spirit ran high
as he preached Gods word. Rev. j..
M. Bolding p. c., Of the A. M. E.
church who has been attending the
Sunday school convention in Bali
linger. has returned. He was accom-
panied by his wife. Rev. N. t. Tai
ley p. c.. of the First Baptist church
Is preparing to leave soon for Los
Angeles. California. Mrs. Flora Brew
ster and her grandson. James +.
manly, has returned from Dallas
where she was called to attend the
funeralof her brother. Oscar Henry
who died here last week. Mrs. Lu-
cendia Nells OF Temple who has ben
here for some time for her health
left for her home last week by the
way of Cleburne. Miss Viola Williams
attended the Baptist Sunday school
convention In Dallas last week on
returning home she stopped over IN
TT. Worth with mother. Miss Jessie
Alternately OF Weatherford Is in the
city visitingher aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.
McMillon. Mrs. Tom Robinson and
Mrs Ed Brown of TT. Worth. are
in the city health seeking. Miss l..
J. Jordan is In Dallas ON business,
Mr. H. II. Baswell of Oakcliff Dallas
who has been in the city for some
time for his health. left for his home
last week, he was accopanied to
his home by MrsJ. A. Russell. Mrs,
r. R. Walker OF Sherman, Texas is
pleasant visitor in the city Miss
Celendia Hardman of Dallas is the
guests OF Mrs. Upsharw. Miss Celen-
liza Hartman Of Dallas is the guest
of Mrs. Arillar Johnson.
Marshall. Harm Edwards was
severely beaten by an unknown
white people. the parties it is said
went to Edwards house and one cal
led him out while others waited
down the street when they put him
In the automobile and speeded away
about five or six miles and he was
beaton almost to death. he has a
fighting chance for life. When picked
up by a white lumber man hauling
lumber. he was unconscious and has
been every since. 1t Is not known
what was the cause Of the beating
at this writing. He Is resting fairly
well. His wounds are more serious
than frs thought Dr. p. /. HarroC
assaulted by same parties without
cause and Justification while on hi:
way from seeing sick patient. Foul
white men met him in the street anC
they jumped from their autos ant
began hurting stones at him. Luckl.
he was not struck. the cause of tn,
rash act is not known. DR.. Harrolt
| is a peaceable law-abiding citizen Nj
Lee Riley and Mrs. Waud Smitl
Dunn was quitely married at tn
brides parents. We wish them a sue
cessful journey through life ever.
year, a girl or boy. Mr.. John Nam
now lies very low at his sisters. Mrs
Sallie McClain. Mr.. Caleb Smith |
very sick at his home with chance
against his recovery. Mr.. A. r. Ric
harrison has recovered. Mr.. A. r
Richardson has recovered and i
able to be at his shop. Mr.. Owen
/ is on the sick list. Mrs. Mary jackson
/ is able to be up after short spell
of sickness. Mr.. Charlie w. John
has opened a pressing parlor in tn
suny south. The strike situation a
the T. and 7 seems to be about tn
same. Read lhe Dallas Express, de
livered at your door at 20 cts. pc
month. Ring IT'S and I will bring yo1
the paper. ojaa
Corsicana.-Mrs. Ruth Dermlt !
visiting Mrs. Robert Lee 712 E. At
Ave. Mrs. Pearl Blocker returne
home after spending three weeks i
Quincy visiting relatives. Mrs. III
Thomas visited her mother Mrs. [
! NJ. Clifford last week. Miss Hortens
j Armstrong is back home after spend
i ing several months out Of town. MI
w. T. Bartlett, and Mrs. Ellen John
sen is guests of Mrs. M. Robinson, 3
is tenth Avenue. Miss Mata V. Come
daughter OF Miss Fannie Adams, 100
So. Twelfth street, who was cut i
an ARRAY at Powell last week, is do
ing nicely. Rev. ]. M. =. McKinne
who has ben away for several week
I'D ministerial tour, Il home agar
on So. Twelfth street. Mrs. Quee
Vance and Mrs. Mary Farthing Q
Forney, Texas we're here last wee
in interest of Zion Rest Association
guests of Mrs Essie ingram 80
East 9Th Ave. Miss Wilmer R0bet
/ on of Ennis and Miss Maud Sadberr
OF Dallas, were the guests OF Misse
Jimmie d. and Josie Freeman las
week. Delegates to the State Sunda
school and B. Y. P. u. Convention
last week were. Rev. A. 7. Moore
Rev. l.. Morgan and Mr. Geo. Wash
ington from First Baptist Sunda
school and B. Y. P. U. Rev. d. !
Penn, Mr.. A. H. Hedgespeth and
NJ Mayfield from Sixth avenue Bar
list church Visitor to the Conyen
| ton: Mrs. NJ. Davis T. sixth Ave
Miss Rnth Taylor Of q. 9TH Ave. Mis-
| w. M. Young, e, Twelfth Ave. Mrs, "
H. Jones Il. 9Th Ave. Mrs. f. Moor
OF II. Seventh Ave and others. Mis-
Jimmie d. Freeman motored to En-
Inis Sunday with Misses White an
David, they were guests Of Mis-
James and other friends, Miss Will
May Young Is visiting in TT. Wort
this SeelS. Mrs. James Shaw is visit
ling IN Dallas. Mrs. Dave Jones
visiting in Dallas. Sick list. Edwar
ingram. Mrs. Carrie lawson, Mrs
Georelh Holland and Miss Lillian Br
wer The agent hopes for them
speedy recovery. NJ Steve Brewe
nrtd Mice T,,.feho MQf4T-iffo Wnr