The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
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Forney, Sept. 16.-The Sunday
School was well attended. Rev. Hur-
BY Of Dallas. preached great ser
mon. He breaches again to night
Mr.. J. M. Nichols, M. A. Richard
son. Rev. s. w. Haynes A. Brown
and Fisher for Dallas on business.
The public school opens Monday
and all children must be present
10 be examined Prof. w. M. Lee,
principal.
Denton, Sept. 16.r-Services were
well attended Sunday at all church
es. Rev. Ovens preached at the
Baptist church. Rev Henderson held
his third quarterly conference at
the c. M. Il. church fev. Burgess
preached at night, Rev. w. ?. Crock
EFT In the afternoon. Very able SER
mons were preached for Rev. Hen
derson by both ministers. Mr.. Riley
Jackson, died Sept 10. Mrs. Ella
Sanders died Sunday, Sept. 10. Mrs.
Eddie Nixs returned from Points
I'm Oklahoma. Mrs Phyllis Hall re-
turned from Mckinney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hughey motored
to Sherman accompanying their son,
Cecil. where he will attend school
this fall.
Gainesville, Sept. 16.--Rev w. p.
Huntley of Pilot Point wasS here
Sunday, Sept. IL. Rev. j. W. >.
Lowe was here last week, Miss Aver
lima Mills OF Muskogee, Okla, is
guest OF her cousin. Miss Genevive
Brown. Master Riley Ransom, son
Of DR.. r. A. Ransom Of TT. Worth,
guest Of Miss Allie Miles. Mr.. Will
Stuart and family left Monday,
Sept. 10 for Georgetown. Miss Lena
Schenault left Saturday, Sept. II
for Nowater, Okla, to attend the
school OF which Prof. 0. A. Spen-
Ger is principal. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Jefferson have returned from
Mineral Wells. Mrs. Jack Young
left Sunday for Tulsa, Okla. Tht
public school opened Monday, sept
l13. Prof. Moore and his staff Of
teachers are lined up for a greater
\ wear than heretofore. Mrs. b. Hill
has returned from Dallas. Mrs. IL
Crawford and children have return
ed TO their home in El Paso.- Mr.
III. A. Ainsworth recently closed
deal which brought him a brlci
building on the main street OF TN
CITY. Miss Myrtle Ellison, her sis
ter and Miss Blanche Bell enter
tanned Miss Lucille Johnson o
Weatherford, with surprise part;
Tuesday night. Aug. "a. MIS-: y
Fl. Bell and daughter were visitor
m Sherman, last week. Mrs. Ear
Johnson and daughter were guest
Of Mrs. M. G. Ellison last week.
Rev. T. Johnson held his mis-
slonary meeting with Antioch
! Rantist church for three nights
THE sessions were very successful
Collection 1929. Prof. %. Gregor
, was with us Sunday, Sept. l2th i
B. Y. P. U.
/. Athens, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Josephin
Alley Il In Ranger. Mr.. Willie MS
. Donald returned from Mexia Nj
, Fred Mcdonald left Sunday for pa
I las. Messrs. w 7. Richardson, y
i I'M. Brown, Clyde Ware, Natnani'
! Jones. visited Kernes, Sunday. MT
7 Frankie Richardson returned frol
ri. Worth and Mineral Wells. Mis-
/. AriIla Richardson is here from Star
4 ford Miss Dovie Lee OF Chandle
visited her sister, Mrs. Amanda Lev
Z Ia prof r. c. Fisher visited
Marlin. Miss Mamie Mae Miller iel
:. for Corsicana TO enter school. u
!, not shirk when I come. Be AWAY
2 around. The papers are now te
\ cents.
!. Cameron, Sept. 16.-The reportt
]. for the Dallas Express. Mrs. r.
s Hall. has returned from a tw
J, months stay in Prairie View ana
Q now ready to give service to ne
s Dallas Express patrons again. "a
s tors r. H. Littleton and p.
: Humber are attending the Nations
!. Convention. Rev. G.. w. Strinl
d fellow is conducting a big rally
d Lott. this week. Several attends
: The f. l. S. County Union Is Gale
e to meet in the oath inst Hon. Ge
Z w. Sledge is pushing the adult an
e juvenile departments Of the lodg
(. Miss Ella Wylma Montgomery n;
d contracted TO teach on the count
7 schools. Prof. A. burlington WI
:. guest Of Hon. Geo. w. Sledge Sa
x urday. Mrs. M. e. Montgomery
+ visiting her mother in Brennan
). Miss Mona Cunningham was Marie
Q to Mr.. Lewis of Marlin, last Sundi
IT evening Rev. r. Fl. Littleton, of
g ciating. Miss Lewis is one OF Of
% best young teachers. Mr.. Lewis
3. quite q prosperous business man
Marlin. Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Dix
~ are home again. Mrs. DR.. YOU
. spent q few days In Temple visitil
= her sister last week. Prof. Bartle
4 lis leaving no stone unturned
A bring our school up to the standar
4 Let every loyal patron and friel
= to education rally to the openil
! program Of the high school on q
N 18th. A big rally is ON for the ID
! inst. at Mt. Zion. Pastor Hugh
Il Of the A. M. o. church has a wor
n ing membership who are indie
4 proud Of him. Rev. J. H. Chill
~ closed quite a successful rally
u the M. e. Church last Sunday.
e High Bank, Sept. 16. Sunday 81
~ vices were extraordinary at n
.. Rock. Rev. Jas. Kelly preached
y forceful sermon. Collection Sass
y Mr.. Jack Hodge died Sept II. T
funeral was ofiiciated over by r.
A Jas. Kelly. Mrs. Emma Walker a
NJ Miss Pearl Walker Of Fort VOL
an are visiting her daughter q
III friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie Hod
n are here. Miss Bell Truitt is Wis
.. ling her father in Mart. Mr.. Fra
"a Lee is very III this week Mrs. Ell
y. passed through Sunday en- ROT
Az to Marlin. Miss Mineola Burden I
in returned to her home after q
he weeks stay here. Mr.. John Har
R. Is i'll this week.
81 Jaclxsboro, Sept. To-. Services
oi- the G. M. e. Church the pastor v
lL. t.<,s, frr,,,. 1ffr,orol WELLS Miss