The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-27

tiilb week. Mrb. fTduhle Lazy <t7
having her home repaired on n.
Border Avenue Mr.. Early Sharp
presented his wife pair Of $1,000
brown shoes. She sent them to town
to have rubber heels put on them
and the little girl lost one Of them.
Forney, Nov rs. Services at Mt.
Zion were good. Rev. Warner preach
ed. Rev. l.. Heron was rallying
for Dollar Money for annual confer
ence. He appeals to the people to
help him raise the claim. Mrs. Helen
Hurd has returned from Corsicana,
where she visited relatives. Mr.. M.
A. Richardson, Mr.. @. Vance and Mrs
l.. Lipscomb were in Dallas Sunday.
Terrell, Nov. 25.--Rev. j. G. Collins
OF the G. NJ. Z. church preached his
last sermon Sunday night and left
for conference Tuesday. Rev. I. W..
Daily of Palestine, the newly elected
pastor of Bethlehem Baptist church,
preached noble sermon on Chris
tian Giving" Mrs. Parthenia Thomas
/ of w. Frank street died about IL
O'Clock Saturday night Funeral held
Monday the 20, from New Hope Bap-
fist church, Rev. ID. A. Butler. pastor,
officiating. Kaufman County Santa
rum Association is pushing 1t for a
final rally which they hope to raise
enough funds to begin building at
once. Call at Wesley's Studio for the
Express, up stairs over Drug Store.
Jacksonville, Nov. 25.-Rev T. l..
Willis, pastor of Benson Chapel c..
M. e. Church, finished his years
work Sunday and will leave for his
annual conference at Tyler this
week. Collection $4,000. Reception
at the @. M. q. church in honor of
the pastor was grand. Missionary
ladies met at Mrs. Sallie McGee's
residence Tuesday D. m. The Rising
Star Missionary Baptist church cell
ebrated the Eleventh Anniversary of
their pastor, Rev. A. M. Mitchell,
Sunday; collection $81.71. Mrs. Lille
Gilmore of Dallas was in the city
a few days to visit her mother, Mrs.
d. L. Martin. Mrs. Louisa Willis,
mother of Rev. T. /. Willis. is here
with her son. Dallas Express found
at Jim McGee's Barber Shop every
Saturday.
wichita Falls, Nov. 25.-The Ladies
Progressive club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. l.. Newton, Lake
street. The lower floor was pro-
fuse with chrysanthemums in cut
glass vases and ferns in wicker
baskets. Owing to the lengthy bus
mess session the literary program
was carried over until Wednesday,
Gath instant. The setting together
the club quilt of maple leaf design
was the art work of afternoon. The
hostess served a four course six
O'Clock dinner. Places laid for four
teen Next meeting with Mrs. Walter
POINTER, 306 Lake Street. J. l.. john
son reporter.
Egypt, Nov. 25. Sunday School was
well attended with Bro. Long at his
post of duty. Uncle E. Floyd is
seriously ill., Mr.. Joe Hill is i'm
proving. Mr.. Henry Hall is mem
Der of the Peoples Benevolent AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Chas. Jones has pur-
chased new Chandler Six. Mr.. Jno.
Starks visited Egypt Saturday night
Mrs. Amanda Brown is visiting her
brother, Mr.. E. Floyd. who is very
sick. Mr.. Richard FLOYD and wife
are visiting in Egypt. Mrs. Hattie
Lander and son, Eddie are sick at
this. writing. Keep UP with your
race by reading the Dallas Express.
Don't miss it. itess
Mr.. e. Floyd, aged rs years, the
husband of Mrs. Amanda Floyd has
professed a hope in Christ and was
baptized in the presence of the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. Amanda Floyd,
Mr.. Richard Floyd and wife, Mrs.
Aberta Floyd and niece. Mrs. Alice
Johnson and husband, Mr.. Sam John
son. Mr. lobe Howard, Mr.. Edward
Lyons and others.
Alto, Now U.s. Sunday was high
day at G. M. e. church. Rev. G. H.
Collins preached his last sermon.
He will leave for annual conference
at Tyler. Mr.. Cleo Lockett was
called to Okolana, Ark. on account
of the death of his father. Miss
Fannie McFadden was called to the
bedside of her sick sister. Mr.. Grady
Carter of Keltys has moved in our
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| Saturday and Sunday in Alto Wis
iting their mother and friend, Mrs.
Lue Moore died Saturday morning,
Nov. 20. Mr.. George Willis died
Nov. IS. The community lost a good
man. Mr.. Bert Griffin died Tuesday
Nov, 16. Mr.. Ruben Asberry was
here from Palestine visiting his son.
Mrs. Suwilla Asberry went to Pales-
tine Sunday. Mrs. Francis OF Dem
yer, Colo, is here visiting relatives
Mr.. Jim Christiful's sister was here
last week. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hackney, a girl, Nov. 22 Mother
and child doing fine. Mrs. S. e..
Anderson and Mrs. frankie Hender-
son were called ito Appleby account
Of the death of their sister.
Pleasonton, Nov. 25.-The Sunday
schools are alive. The A. M. Els
and Baptist work together as one.
Most all Of our people here own their
homes. Rev l.. W. Roberts is pas
tor of the M. e. church. Rev. s. H.
Woods is pastoring the Baptist con-
gregation and Rev. John Saloon
presides over the A. NJ. e. church.
Frost, Nov 20 Farmers are busy
trying to gather their crops. Miss
Edna Schultz, the teacher Of Frost
school opened school Nov. 15 Miss
Padget from Kerens opened school
at s. T. Delight Nov. Is. Miss Lizzie
I'M. Hunt left Tuesday for Samuel
Huston College. Mrs. III. NJ Harper
sold nine turkeys for $4,000 Miss
Sallie and Jimmie Hunt took dinner
with Mrs. S. Younger. Mrs. has
canned fruits and vegetables of many
kind. Jimmie and Sallie Hunt spent
| Sunday evening with Mrs. Tommy