The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
Some FoWns In Fexas

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the day s161.SS. We had the Junior
choir to sing for US. Rev. C. A
/ Anderson preached noble sermon;
after the sermon collection was taken
to the amount of $25S.17. and after
which we served dinner. Rev. Lewis
was with rs and received donation
of $3.50 Mr.. s. r.. Carter is hav-
ing speedy recovery from his Sc
rious illness. Miss Josie Wade and
daughter are up after a short ill
ness. Deacon Fate Fisher is the
banner in his tribe leading at the
church,, Mrs. Matte Giddings made
flying trip TO Beaumont Saturday.
Mr.. Earnest Taylor has returned
from Marlin where he went on
business. Read the Dallas Express
and get the good news from different
towns. Jake Harris, Jr. Reporter
Wills Point, Oct. 14.-Sunday school
Church Sunday. The clubs of the
church have reported $1,100 in less
than 80 days. Mrs. Myrtle Blair ana
daughter left Sunday afternoon. Rev.
R. p. Sparks, Mrs. Martha Liggins,
report a good meeting of the Associ-
alton at Pirtle, Texas. Miss Price
of Cleburne is here to take charge
of Music class.
San Angelo, Oct. lon Thurs
day at o'clock, at the home of our
friend and brother, R. W. Lewis, his
death angle came and called his
dear wife from labor to reward.
She had only been i'll for a short
while, and her death was unexpecte l.
She was a member of the First Bap-
fist church, and was active in all
departments. At this sad hour we
feel that our lost is heavens gain.
She leaves a mother, husband, and
host of friends to mourn her lost
The funeral was held at the First
Baptist Church, Rev. w. NJ. Washing
ton, officiated. She was laid to
rest in Paramount Cemetery, Sunday
at O'Clock. Rev. w. E. Winters
recreation. Mr.. Lewis and wife, the
father and mother of Mr.. r. w.
Lewis of Dallas, were at the. funeral.
Temple, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Lille Raw
Inns died last Monday; funeral SER
vices were held from Wayman Chapel
A. NJ. E. church, Rev. l.. NJ. Sanders
officiated. Mrs. Rebecca Dawson re-
Gently of Someryille. died here Sun
day evening at the home of her son,
Rev. Moore. Her remains were pre-
pared for transportation to Somer-
vile by ]. ]. Dawson Undertaking
Company. The, contest in Eighth
Street Baptist Church closed last
Sunday night. Mrs. S. NJ. Hollins,
Mrs. Edd Fraust, and Miss Gladys
Barnett were the contestants in the
race, out of which Mrs. S. NJ. Hollins
led with the highest amount above
$1,000, which entitled her to the free
ticket to the C. NJ. E. Convention,
which ocnvenes in Beaumont. The
following sum was raised by the con-
testants: Miss Gladys Barnett. SLABS;
Mrs. Edd Fraust. $24S6; Mrs. S. NJ
Hollins, $4059; Total $80.73. Misses
Eura Pierson and Corine Eloise Lee
quey left Monday for Oakland, Cal,
to enter school. Miss Pleamon Evans
left for Omaha, Neb.. where she will
make her future home with her
brother. John Cole Of Water Town,
Utah, Is enroute to Temple to visit
his brother, Albert Cole. Jr. Beau
tiful, costumes for the K, of p. Min
strel arrived the other day, and they
are preparing to put on another good
show in a few days. Mrs. j. C.. Rob
inson, Jr., returned from Caldwell,
where she attended the Teachers
Institute. j. ]. Dawson left last
Sunday for Oklahoma City on bus
mess.
FOrney, Oct. 14.-Sunday School
was we'll attended Sunday. The Lit
tie Flock Baptist Church held ser
vices all day. Mr.. ]. w. Williams
of Dallas spoke in interest of the
Black and Tan Republican Party
contributions were made to the Cam
paign Funds OF the Black and Tan
Republican Party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols went to Dallas on business.
The public school is increasing in
attendance. Much enthusiasm was
manifested at the B. Y. P. U. at Mt.
Zion church Sunday evening. Save
some of your cotton picking money
for next winter.
Frost, Oct. IA Service as st. De-
light NJ. E. church was well attend
ed Sunday. Mrs. r. e. Davis spent
last week in Waco. Miss Janettie
Harper left last Monday for Paul
Quinn College. Mr.. VIM. McMulIen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schultz, Miss
Lizzie and Jimmie Hunt motored to
Chenneysboro Sunday and spent the
day with relatives. They report a
splendid trip and crops were fine.
Mr.. Booker Hunt went to Ennis to
see DR.. W. C. Carroll. Saturday morn
ing.
Kerens, Oct. 14.-The rally at Sa-
maria Baptist church of which Rev.
D. T. Tramble is the pastor amount
ed to $3.50; at New Hope Baptist
Church of which Rev, ]. S. Adair
is pastor, 1852; and at the C. NJ. E.
church last Sunday, $127.52 for the
day. Mrs. l. S. Goodlow and daugh-
ter spent two days in Tyler. Mrs
]. c. Hester, NJ A. G NJ. of House
hold of Ruth of Texas spent Sunday
in Kerens. Rev. R. B. Edmond, pas
tor Kerens circuit, who suffered from
broken rib a few DAYS is able to
resume work again. Mr.. Alex Dunn
and Mrs. Lena Baxter were happily
married Sunday, Oct 8, Mrs. Woods
who was operated on few days
ago is improving and is at home
again.
JacksbOrO, Oct. 14.-Sunday School
at both churches. B. Y. P. U. was
held at night. Mrs. Alice Brunley is
sick. Mrs. John Hayes was guest of
the Hembra's Sunday. Mrs. Hettie
Means and children spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mosley. Mr.. John Hayes
gave his wife lovely pair of diamond
ear screws. Mr.. Sigby Brunley left
Sunday for Dallas. Mrs. Mary Shell
ton is having nice little house
built. Mrs. Addie Johnson spent the