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Newspaper

Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1922

Page

3

A. M. E. church services and community notes

Sunday services led by Rev. H Pugh and Rev L L Holt featured strong sermons at the A M E B church. Community updates cover deaths, travels, school openings, dengue cases, and local gatherings across several Texas towns with multiple named individuals and institutions.

First Pittsburg County Negro Fair Draws Crowds at L Overature High

In McAlisor Oklahoma the first Negro Fair of Pittsburg County held at L Overature High School on Thursday and Friday proved a success. The NAACP met at Mt Triumph Baptist Church with Dr Whibby as principal speaker. Dr G H Gray noted as president. Mrs Jesse Clayton and Rew Harris wed quietly last week. Mrs Susie Jasper died Sunday with funeral arrangements pending.

Grapeland Mt. Zion Baptist Church D. D. Cashaw Navasota H. , Herd Anderson County Beaulah’ Hicks Houston Charlie Wilson Galveston Silas Johnson Palestine Leoda Tompson Robert Dickson Silas Marshall Zalee C. Fleck Crockett Iver Wilson Eugene Mr. Zion Baptist Church Carthage Hollands High School J. H. Pendleton Chappie Smith Terrell Edd Smith Vella Jackson Texarkana Emeline Stevenson Stevenson Lena Mae Phillips 16Th Stevens Fism Steph Stephens Avenue Laurel Street David Gray the Express Peter Thompson Henry Brown Millie Stevenson Burl Stevenson Inez (Black) Butler Holland High School Armelia Wilcots W. Wilcots Willie Mae Reddie Haslam Wyler True Vine Seals Miss Nickens M. J. Pinkston N. Border Lee Tucker Ch .Thomas McKinley Ross H. C. Koun Hederson Miss Haden Lindale Mt. Olive Pris Spring Creek Texas College Emmet Riley Conral M. A. Stokes J. Smith Kay Gran” Lewis Effie Hill Ellis Avenue W. H. Warren Dallas Jas’ Thurday Dallis Green Brown Mattie Walton Ed King Stamps, Ark Mo Kinney B. G. Gentry Second Baptist Church St Mark Baptist Church Walker James Jackson P. W. Stewart Christina Thomas Melissa B. G. Gambles St. Mark Ida Rhine McKinney Hattie Watkins Walter Jackson St. Worth EB. 8 Dotey H. J. Coffey Mesdames N. L. Johnson R. A. Coffey A. A. Davis Inez Dotey Nee Tyler Gainesville Mt. Olive Sunday School C. M. EB. Church EB. Chiles Ft. Worth Stone, Sparks, Brown Jones C. Davis Strong McPheron Florida L. Bryand Oklahoma D. Copyin Josie Roberson Bertha Wilburn Way Wille Point Colored High School Miller The Wilburn Kansas City Ayention Our City Oak Street Church L. K. Villa Chicago Ill Lucian B. Griggs Memphis Tenn Hopewell C. M. B. Church N. M. Pulum Theaton Texas van Harveys W. 8& Welch el Paso J. H Allen Blossom Weil Minnie Wallace M. L. ‘Cult Migsiella Crittenden Ela Maynard Rosy Lockett Clarksville Edward Brown Joe Fullbright Detroit Beatrice Johnson Nina B. Lee Allen Jackson Boswell Oklo John Thomas D. C. Crittenden Okla Oak Hill Baptist Church Earl Roberson Oklahoma City Ed Dillard i Co. D. Batchler H. W. Smith Baptist State Convention First Baptist Church Susie Jasper

Tomb of Ancient Noble Discovered in Palestine

The tomb of Antiochus, a cousin of King Herod, has been discovered in Palestine by the University of Pennsylvania expedition. Antiochus led the slaughter of hundreds of early Christians, and the tomb reportedly yields material of great historical value.

Palestine Philadelphia Antiochus Herod Aenacy University of Pesylvania Holy Land

Fair-Plex Ointment Promises Bright Soft Skin for All

Advertisement claims Fair-Plex Ointment makes dark or blemished skin bright soft and smooth in a few applications. It targets women and men of the race, promises rapid changes noticed by friends, costs 25 cents a box, and notes agents distribute nationwide from Memphis Tennessee.

International Memphis Tenn Pluko

Murder, arrest reported in separate city cases

In Chicago a brutal early murder case ends with a confession by Percy Robinson, 21, who used a chloroform saturated towel to subdue Beasie Greenburg. In Norfolk Ida McGrath obtains a restraining order and seeks divorce from Thomas Francis McGrath citing years of abuse and threats to kill.

Chicago Beasie Greenburg Fifteenth Street Pnorfolk Aone Ida McGrath Thomas Francis McGrath McGrea McGrath

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A. M. EB H. Pugh L. L. Holt Waco Paul Quinn College Cristena McDowall Janie Johnson Lillie Pugh Felix Miller D. G. Miller Greenville Joe Culberson Lillie Firmly RR. Frazier Pocatelo Idaho D. A. Butler Annie Willes Amer William Eugene Moss John Reed Naomi Nash Fannie Boley Calwell Haeie B. Evans St. Matthew City Caydwell L. D. Banknite New Bethlehem Dallas Express Mon Burrell Rey Levi Spencer Lyons Burrell Harris H. Es J. T. Harris Peyaneae Lilyite Neighor Cuney Rock Hill Church D. D. Evans Verra Swanson Palesttine Press Martin Nacogdoches Roberta Evans Tex Taylor Wilen Gabe Smith Wichita Fallsx Washington High School Texas Theatre Twu Manuel Cornelia Hendry Nelson Davis Wharton Sam Jones Walter Heard Shiloh Convention of Free Mission Baptist J. L. Holmes San Antonio Southern District of Texas American Woodmen Iago Plano Methodist Church Managan Fannie Tucker Calvin Davis Earl Williams Pat Argentis B. Green Ballard Mr. Binner Mineola Chas Spoons Annie Dairy L. B. Johnson M. Pettie Anne Walton Iddie James Henretta Blair Rugy Brown Ima Epperson Nettie Waltz Joe Washington George Spoons Naple Bullin Deary C. Spoons L. E. Walter M. Mitchell R. W. Flewellen Limmie Walton Dalalg Mineola High School H. R. Jones Corsicana Lister Traylor O. M. Mayfield Longview Miss Kites Ivo Dall Ophelson Lucy Levington Emma Johnson Emona Johnson, Jr Mexia Emma Smith 7Th Avenue McNealy Teague Mayett le Kella Calvert Rachel Johnson Packer Jackson Collin Street Estella Bennett Samuel Patterson J. C. Curry Fort Worth Sixth Avenue Peen Mayfield Firat Church Moore B. Y Primitive Fleur-De-Lis I. O. Traylor B. Sixth Ave Wenley Chapel Oak Cliff P. Hicks P. C. Bethe Christ Sampson Brooks West Africa Wall Peerng Ferris Prince English Dixon Wagner New Express Dudley Watters Lelce DoMe Sanders Ablieme H. Townsend Ft Worth Brownwood Civic League Bessie Dixion Polk Jeffrey Nee Roger Graves Collins C. H. Bell Leila Payne Chapel Thelma L. Douglass Lucile Franklin Margaret Mann Johnny Hearld Haw Mineral Wells A. Johnson Mattie Jackson St. Louis L. G. Winburst Forney East Mulberry St H. M. Denton A. M. Maas Hillaboro Odessa Moreland M. Fountain Fountain Elasing J. H. Gamble Holiness Church Holiness Steve Scruggs Adena. Woodroe Royal Arch Chapter of Sons Royal Arch Masons St. John C. M. E Porter Promi W. C. Sumpter Friends St. John C. . E R. J. Rucker P. EB Aeery Epworth League J. W. McKinney Miss Atop H. 8 Williams Capitol Theatre Misa L. Marshall E. Barnes W. E. McGrew Angelo Marshall Chapel Cooper Leon Jones Paris Geo. Gilbert Wichita Falls Davis Mt. Zion Maggie Waugling Nannie Wortham Wolfe City Jack Ivey Ollie May Ivey T. Lucag John Yaitt W. R. Vester Dosie Jones Geles Heyms Alexandria W. J Jarman Taleda Jones J. E. ‘Toombs M. B. Department of H. H Bowden Nashville L. W. Presley McIntosh County Lawton, Okla Bethlehem Church Ardmore Soloman Smith Helen Strand Scott Lizzie McLee Enid Booker Alf Weaver Boley Carl Banks Rev. Fletcher Lawton View Galilee Douglas School Eddie Hamilton Willie Thomas Oklahoma News J. W. Jenkins Commerce Street Dallas Express Pub Company Louise Jackson Yardtack Jackson Indianapolis Emir Zid Ptan Bach and Whie Anice Demana Oy
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