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

NAnClttA w CAAoS--TANONs d. AAs oOA0-
ing, P. c. of the Mt. Olive A. M. z.
church preached at IL and at 8
O'Clock. The spirit ran high. Mrs.
Carnara Alexander, president of the
A. C. L. e., is planning for pro-
gram on Thanksgiving night to be-
gin at A. M. =. church. Rev. Allen
the present pastor of the g. M. r.
church is attending annual confer
ence. Mr.. ]. B. Steward of Naples,
Texas, are here visiting his brother,
Mr.. o. 8. Steward. Mrs. Gertrude
Gordon left for FIT. Worth, Texas
where she is to Join her husband.
Mrs. Upshaw and Mr.. Frank Boy
kins are reported sick. Mr.. Sandy
Cole off Gainesville. Texas, has been
in the city for some time seeking
his health left Sunday for his home
He reported very much improved
by the waters. Mrs. May Boltizar
Natchez, La, is here visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. w. H. Sheppard,
Services were on high order at Beth
ell throughout Sundays program for
Thanksgiving. Rev. Robinson re-
ports great board meeting at Gle
burne, Texas. Rev. Robinson in ac-
cepting the invitation to lecture at
the city school department soon is
arranging to carry his choir with
him to Fort Worth. Sister Lena
Washington departed this life re-
Gently in our city. Rev. ]. s. SUIT
ton of Dallas, was called to offici-
ate in the ceremony who so fittingly
eulogized the deceased. Friday night
following Rev. Sutton preached a
stirring sermon to the delight of all
concerned. Rev. Sutton is our much
honored ex-pastor. The remains was
terry. Mr.. ]. H. FELTON, and ]. H.
Tumor both were week end visitors
to our city. Mrs. Rebecca Wilburn
of Sherman, Texas, are here the
guest of Mrs. Upshaw. Mrs L. A.
Patterson has been in the city for
some time visiting.
ClebuIne.--Mr. Cal Liggln who
died at Wichita Falls last week re-
mains was shipped here for burial,
his funeral was attended at Bakers
undertaken parlor, Rev. A. w. Ed
wards officiated, he was buried with
Wocdmen honors. Rev. G.. w. Bur-
ton and members of Shiloh Baptist
Rev. DR.. ]. @. Lott of Austin will
assist. Mr.. Ed Gee, who was an en-
ployee at the Santa Fe shops took
sick Tuesday morning, he died a
few minutes after he was carried
home. His funeral was attended at
the A. M. p. church, Friday. Rev.
J. w. Griffin, officiated, he was a
member Of the Masons and Knight
of Pythias. He was buried with
Pythian honors. Bakers Undertaken
had charge of the remains. Rev.
Keller and Mrs Kindell attended the
annual conference at Oak Cliff,
die Kelley, baby boy. Mrs. Rosa
Fowler and son who have been visit
ing her monther, Mrs. Charity Pol
lard have returned home. Mr.. Hem
ry Lewis of Silsbee is visiting his
wife and daughter. Mrs. Lulu and
Miss Lois Lewis. Mrs. Corrine Car
ter and Mr.. Listern Jones of Okla
homa City were called to the bed
side of their sick sister, Miss Ruth
Jones. Mrs. Annie Tyler is visiting
Mrs. Rosa Tyler at Waxahachie.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Max
well, a body girl. Miss Hazel Phillips
who underwent an operation is inn
proving. Mrs. Laura Chapel of
Wichita Falls and Miss Minnie Chap
ell of Denison attended the funeral
of their step-father last week, Mr..
Ed Gee. Messrs. Tom Gee, ST., and
Clifton Pollard have returned from
South Texas. Mr.. Frank Cranberry
is on the sick list. Mitchell lodge
No. SIS, paid $575, $200.50 to Mrs.
Lille Gee, the decease's wife, $780,
so to Mrs. Flora Pope, sister Of the
deceased, $500 to Bakers under
taker. Rev. G.. w. Caraway Of Abe
line was in the city last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker an dfamily have
moved to Itasca. Mr. and Mrs. Skin
ner attended the funeral of their
little son who died at Dallas last
week. Mrs. Pearl Alexander is visit
ing her sister at Houston. Miss Mel
rose Carter, Mr.. T. H. Wryce, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Wilson attended the
annual conference at Oak Cliff, Dali
las last week. The younr people
of the A. M. e. church nave or
ganized literary and debating So
ciety which meets every Friday
night. Mr.. James Baker, our under
taker w6s in Dallas and Fit. Worth
on business this week. The free
will offering at the First Baptist
church Sunday was $125.36. The
funeral of Mr.. I'D Gee was largely
femple.-Mr. John H. Barnes of
South 18th. street, following a long
illness. passed away Monday Nov.
18th. at his hons. His brother and
Done nephew survives him. Internent
was made in the seven star Cemetery
by Undertaken E. l. c. Bradford.
Mrs. Charlott Williams of East Cal
houn Ave, was called by death
Thursday Nov 10th. at her home
Her son. Will Davis, two sisters and
SulueAs 6epunS pI9q DION s90IAL9s
IBIeund leu ssAIAIns ssAglpIeI loqlo
from the Corinth Baptist church OF
which she was member under the
auspices Of the Knights and Gaught-
ers of Tabor, the Rev.W. Marcus
Taylor OBLIGATED. Interment was
made in the Dsw cemetery by Under
taker l. L. Moody Mrs. Mary Stokes,
following long Illness, passed a
way Friday Nov. 18th. at her home in
East Ave. e, two sons. one daughter
and other relatives are left to mourn
her lost Funeral services were held
Sunday morning from the 9Th. street
Baptist church under the auspices
of the Knights and Daughters Of
Tabor. the Rev. T E. George offic
lated. Interment was made in the
New GENET ry by Undertaken I. i.
Moody, G. II. George son OF the
Rev r. f.. George. passed thru Sat