The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-13

mon many testified for Christ IN
! an old time speaking meeting The
, Union met on time and splendid
program was rendered by the young
/ people. The pastor preached another
wonderful sermon at night from
Gen. 1913. Many more testified for
Christ.
Bethlehem is on the upward
march with its new pastor. Watch
her collection for the day 1887.
Rev. J. M. CodeIl, pastor; Sister
, Gertrude Hamilton, secretary. Our
motto is Onward"
Egypt, Nov. 11.-UneIe Jeff Hill,
, one Of our oldest and wealthiest
. land holders OF Egypt is still at his
! post. Mr.. bud Hill is one Of the
leading voters Of Egypt. It VIII pay
J some young lady to correspond with
Mr.. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Long Of
Vickery was in Egyp- Sunday. Mr.
: Henry Hill and Brother John Hill
of Dallas were at Garland, Tuescay.
} Mr.. E. Floyd is seriously iii. Mr..
f. A. Johnson, and wife are visit
! ing Mrs. Johnson's sick sister, Mrs
Paralee Burton. Mr.. Joe Hill Is
able to see after his horse again.
! Mrs. Annie Wyatt is making a sue
cess in her automobile contest Mr..
Joe Bradley and family visited Mr..
Frank Anderson's family Sunday.
Mr.. Filgore and Mr.. Cow visited
Mr. z. Floyd Sunday. Mr.. Tom Car
ter is visiting in Grand Prairie Mr..
John Carter and wife and Mrs
Choice visited Uncle E. Floyd last
|. week.
Garland, Nov. 11.-Services were
: well attended at Simms Chapel all
day Sunday and night The rally
was a great success. Get next is
: sue Of the Express for reports Of
J the rally.
Mrs. f. A. johnson was called to
Garland, Saturday to her sick sis
ter, Mrs. Burton. Mr.. Robert Neal
and wife were here Saturday ar
ranging to occupy their new home
Mr. VIII Hamilton was in Saturday
and got a paper. Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Walls we're in town Saturday
II is believed that Mr.. Geo. Be
Bride will be assistant to F. A
johnson in handling the Express
in Garland.
The Bible discussion, the night of
Nov. 4 conducted by Rev w. b.
Bond assisted by Rev. Bradley and
Rev. Berry Of Ennis was a great
success. Many were in attendance
Miss L. A. Shaw was in Garland.
Saturday. Miss Shaw sells all news
published by CoIored presses. We
. welcome Miss Shaw again.
Ponta, Nov. 11.-Sunday School
, was well attended at all Of the
churches Sunday. Rev Powell was
at his post at Plainview, where
he delivered a powerful sermon to
, nice audience. This is one years
service he has given the people at
this place, and he has given them
excellent satisfaction so much that
he is wanted to fill the same
position for another year. The far
mers are all through with their
crops and have been for some time,
with an exception Of the Sugar
cane crop. The cane crop is one Of
the best we have had for many
years. And we are also glad to
say that the corn crop Is no ex-
ception. The election last Tuesday
was not so well looked after here
as we had expected. In the county
, (Cherokee) there were only 1888
Republican votes cast while the
Democrats cast 1927 and I believe
. this is the best interest shown here
for many years; in the Republican
party, while the American Party
. polled 500 votes
Messrs. E. E. Fuller, Judge Hill
and Luther Hill left for Galveston.
to make that place their future
home. Oct 30th marked the closing
of a splendid CoIOred County Fair
for this county at Jacksonville. The
. reporter being confined at home on
account of sickness could not at
tend this important event. so we
are not able to say much about the
other points of interest
The Influenza has again broken
out here. and many are sick as a
result. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Funer's
baby is seriously i'll at this writing
The toIling of the bell at Plain
View sadly announced the death of
one Mr.. Edgar Walker. an aged and
highly respected citizen Of this
place. He departed this life at 1880
p. m, Wednesday. Nov. 3rd, at the
D age of 10 years, his wife proceeded
. him 2 years and 4 months He
leaves 5 sons and a host Of grand
and great grand children to mourn
his departure The toIIing Of the
bell at Mt Moriah C. NJ z
church sadly announced the death
of Rev. J. W. HandcOcks' wife. Mrs
|, Anna Hancock, Friday, Nov 5th-
The entire friendship Of these two
families who have lost loved ones
have our deepest tender care and
we trust that each will speedily re-
gain that comfortable spirit that
death has robbed them Of Mr. z
E. Fuller of Galveston was called
to the bedside of his sick babe
Saturday.
CIeburne, Nov. 11.-Grznd c. c.
w. s. Willis will lecture to the
brave boys tonight All brave
brave knights are requested to be
present. Rev. j. w. Hawkins preach
ed a soul stirring sermon Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Jones Of La Juntz. Colo.
are here visiting friends Rev. Ora
ham has returned from Bolton
Mr. Trim Spann has returned from
South Texas, where he visited rela-
tives. Miss l. T. Phillips attended
4 the Cotton Palace at Waco last
week. Mr.. Moody Fountain left
last week for Sherman Mr.. Eugene
Dykes came home from Mineral
Wells to vote Tuesday Elr- VIII
Coleman sold his cafe to Meszrs-
Walter and While Brown and left
for Sherman. his future home Miss
Lois Lewis who has been very sick
is improving. Mr. and Mrs Trim
Cnauu have houDhf Rev w PfeE-