The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, Jan. 30.-We are
glad to report Mrs. Amelia Brooks
up again after having a tight spell
OF pneumonia Prof II. G. Goree,
OF Texarkana was in our city Sat-
urday looking after business. also
he being District Grand Master of
the Odd Fellows met with House.
hold OF Ruth, 1878, Mrs. NJ. L. Bap-
list, our Worthy Most Noble Cover
nor spared no pains with the CO.
operation OF the inmates in making
Il pleasant for our Worthy G. M.
Deacon w. s. Hale made flying trip
to Shreveport. Friday to look after
business. Miss Savannah Epperson,
Miss Lula Mae johnson. Miss Fannie
Mae Hale came In Saturday from
their different school districts to
spend Sunday with home folks. Mr..
Charlie Reed is able to be out again
after being confined for several days
with influenza. Deacon MuIdrew and
wife OF Queen City attended service
at Enon Baptist church Sunday, Rev.
j. j. DelOney filled his regular APP
polntment at Ennn Baptist church
Sunday. He preached a soul stirr-
ing sermon at Eleven o'clock from
the subject: "If we Live in the
Spirit, Then Let us also Walk in the
Spirit" Gal. 5-25. Sunday night he
preached a crowded house from
Exodus 1917. All that was lacking
In the sermon was supplemented
from such excellent music rendered
by the choir. Deacon Thomas as
chorister and Miss Almo o. Allen
as organist. After such a glorious
service, the Lords upper was adj
ministered. Monies reported raised
1882. Mr.. Nosea Sewell left Tues
day for Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Lou
Etna Norris ~ Dallas left Tuesday
evening for Jefferson after spending
few DAYS in our city looking after
b ssiness, then will go from there
to her home in Dallas. Mr.. Vernon
Black of Bryant Mill. Texas has
come to make his home with his
father, Mr.. Berry Black. Prof. John
black was in town Sunday to meet
his sister-in-lfw, Mrs Della s lack
an his hiece, Miss Julia Black of
Marshall. Texas. Prof. Baptist an
nounced that the PARENTS teachers,
association would meet at Enon Bap-
tiet church at 800 o'clock Sunday
evening. The association Is progress
ing nicely ander the leadership of
Bro +. w. Watson, there was $16.l0
raised for helpinr 10 repair the
school building every body Is asked
to fall In line and do their bit for
the school, Sunday school at the
First Baptist church was fine. The
following officers we've elected: Mr..
James Thompson, Supt.. to serve oIt
the un-expirei term OF Rev. w, D.
Miller, who is now in bad health
sir. Charlie Reed. sec atary, Mrs.
Minnie Young, teacher OF the in
ant class. The friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas regret very much TO
hear Of their son, John Wesley gett
ing his arm broken. Mr. Jerry James
and Mr.. Tony lilies was In our city
Sunday and attended service at Enon
Baptist church Sunday night. Rev,
w. NJ, Short Is on the sick list. The
auxiliary band Nc. OF st, Paul
c. NJ. y. church met with Mrs. Era
Johnson Sunday evening. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Malissa Rlaek reports a
nice time, She feels highly lifted
up over workings OF her band. She
reports moneys on hand 1925. Eula
Robertson met witt an accident Sun
day evening while playing. We are
glad to repovtl Mrs. Lunnie Watson
is slowly improving. Several families