The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-04

Milford, Sept. 2-Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Malone and family of St.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Malone of
Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Minnie
Dixon of Kansas, are visiting rela-
tives this summer. Mrs. Annie Nor
gan and Sims and Eugene Burnett
left for Wichita Falls, Sunday. Mr..
Frank Sims, highly respected citi-
zen of Milford and a member of
Pilgrim Rest M. E. Church died in
Waxahachie, where he was carried
for an operation. Interment was
made in Milford cemeter. He is sur
vived by wife, five children.
st. James A. Nj. II, Church.
Pastor j. P. LYNN, Prof. and Mrs.
L. T. Mcdonald, Madams N. e. Bur-
nett, M. Cooper, Dora Graham, Mis-
sess Georgia Daniels, Zelma Gle
mons, Bernice Richardson, Matte
Fatie, Lois Bantam, Emma Burnett,
Emma Clemens, Lucille Graham,
Messrs. Albert McDaniels, Vance
Walker and Prof T. D. Beatty
attended the s. s. Convention at
Ennis.
FEOSts oSpl. G.-Ol. DCll6nI SOul-
munity Sunday School was well at
tended Sunday. Rev. Appling preach
ed three inspiring sermons. Miss
Edna Schultz, Mrs. Lizzie McMul-
len, Miss OWE Williams, Madams
Owens and Cassie Hicks returned
from Prairie View, this week. Mr..
A. Curry attended the Sunday
School Convention at Ennis last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry accom-
panied by some friends from Pei
ham, were here Sunday. Mrs. Les
sic Scott of Corsicana is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jennings.
Wolfe City, Sept. Mrs. Char
lie Thomas and children are visit
ing her mother in Cleburne. Mr..
Haywood Weaver of Philadelphia,
Pa; is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eta
]. Johnson. Mrs. Lille Gideon, who
visited her anut, Mrs. Ward, re-
turned to Garland. Miss Ethel Pc
terson has returned from the Insti-
tute. Mrs. Hattie Thomas and
Miss Bertha Wilborn attended the
C. M. e. Sunday School Convention.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Collins,
a girl The rally closed at the Bap-
fist church. Amount raised was
$500. Mrs. Ella Drennon won the
ticket to the Cypress Association
and Mrs. Pauline Wilson won the
first prize, a cut glass bowl in the
contest. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Clark
returned from Fort Worth.
Rusk, Sept. PROF. w. H. S.
Seals and family have returned from
Tyler, where he conducted a sum-
mer normal. Mr.. ]. M. Pinkston is
visiting relatives in Gladewater. Rev.
S. Garner has closed his revival at
the c. M. E. Church with fourteen
additions. He was assisted in the
meeting by Revs. o. B. Johnson and
Rainey. Mrs. Mary Combo is i'm
proving. Mr.. George Cook is still
very i'll. Mr.. Joe l.. Carroll of Ma
vasota and Mrs. Leila baltimore Lee
were quietly married in Tyler at the
home of Rev. ]. M. Pinkston, July
| 21st by Rev. s. Garner of the G. M.
E. Church. Mrs Lizzie G. Allen of
Flint, formerly of Rusk, died Aug.
| II. She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Lucy baltimore and Mrs. Esth-
er Williams. Mrs. Johina Beauch-
amp and son of Houston are visit
ing Mrs. Beacham's daughter, Mrs.
DR.. baltimore. $11.85 was raised
at the revival. The Baptist Board
! closed Sunday at Merrill. raising
$176.86.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Ty-
Ter, Texas, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Pat Egbert.
Mrs. Martha Davis and Mrs.
Sallie Mccall of Dallas visited Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Cook left Cor two weeks visit
in Oklahoma. Mr. Allen Cook and
wife of Houston were guests of Mr..
P. Egbert this week. Mrs. Cumbo
and Mr.. George Cook are recovering.
Valley View, Sept. Moderator
S. S. stephens made his annual visit
to the Rising Star Baptist church
this week. Rev. e. Pand, pastor of
the white Baptist Church made a
talk in behalf of Negro Enterprises.
Rev. r. B. Smith preached at II a.
m. Sunday from the subject, pray
err" The address of Moderator, Ste
Iphens was masterpiece. His sub
ject was 1.-THE Negro Will be in It,"
He showed the difference between
the new and old convention and
urged the Negroes to take stand
for the right and be contented in
doing So He preached Sunday
night from the subject: eyes Have
Never Seen and Ears Have Never
Heard What God Has in Store for
Those Who Love Him." 2 Cor. 2:8.
Collection $14.90. Rev. T. johnson,
pastor, Miss Willie Mire, secretary.
Friendship Baptist Church.
Sunday School was opened at the
usual hour with the Supt. presiding.
We had a splendid lesson. Pastor
White reviewed the lesson, and
found that we had good lesson,
the Sunday he was absent. At IL a.
M, our beloved pastor came forth
with a burning message that we
all enjoyed. We had to unite with
us three. under Christian experience.
At $50 B. Y. p. o., we had good
lesson. At 1880 was program
rended by the different talents of
the w. H. M, after which the pas
tor preached the w. H. M. sermon.
Sunday was annual day with Friend
ship.
Rev. F. X. White, d. D., Pastor.
Miss Zephyer Mitchell. Reporter.
Forney, Sept. Sunday School
was largely attended at all churches.
The Messengers from Mt. Zion
church have returned from success
/ full meeting In Denison. Mr.. C. w.
Sanders was awarded the ticket to
the N. B. and M. Convention, raising
s106.20. Rev. H.. s. Hayes and Rev.
H. W williams preached at the Little
Flock church Sunday night. Mrs. H.