The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-04

s12.75. Mrs. e. NJ ]. Mcdonald,
Directress. Pay your Express Diil
and read the paper. Only ten cents
per copy, once week. Give wilson
the dime; it saves time. Miss Erma
Lee Beatty went to Dallas. 5. H.
Richardson, Reporter
Forney, Dec. a. Sunday School
was very well attended in spite OF
the bad weather. Rev. p. M. Mitchell
preached three sermons at Little
Flock. Services ere good. Rev. j.
L. Heron will hold his last official
Board to night. He will leave for
the annual conference at Fort Worth
Tuesday. DR. Bledsoe and Mr.. Ike
Robertson left for Dallas this morn
ing on business. Several readers OF
the Express are reported on the SICK
list this week. See Nose Drain for
the Express.
Mart, Dec. 2.-Services were good
at this church all day. No services
were held at any other church
Therefore many friends from other
churches came to worship with us.
The inclement Gather prevented DR..
S. Il. Jones from arriving to preach
Tor us. However, Rev. VIM. Nc
Donald served as Joshua. He held
the audience spellbound from Tim
othy, 4th Chapter and 9Th Verse. Mr..
Britton Cogswell's remains were
shipped here from Fort Worth and
buried Sunday. Mrs. jamie Jackson
of Oklahoma City is guest of Mrs.
viii Wise The rally will close Dec.
5th. Mrs. Katherine Bea of San An
tonic and Miss Hattie Cogswell OF
Ennis was called here to attend the
funeral of their brother. What is
dime? Read the Express.
LuflSin, Dec. Services were well
attended Sunday, day and night, In
! spite Of the inclement weather at
all the various churches throughout
the city. Rev. ] j. James of the
First Baptist Church filled his stand
both day and night. The new pastor
which was appointed to Longs Chap
ell G. NJ. e. church filled the pulpit
Sunday, preaching two able sermons
to a full house. This God sent man,
Rev. r. B. Martin is a great preach
er and we predict for him very
successful year. Our expastor, Rev.
ID. M. Sales is on his works at For
dice and Fair View Circuit. He al
so is well pleased with his charge.
Rev. w. T. Reagor was out of the
city Sunday to work at Galveston.
Last Sunday was a high day at
Good Will Baptist Church, celebrat-
ing the second anniversary of their
pastors work. The sermon was de-
fivered by Rev. w. NJ. Tensley, pas
tor of New Zion Baptist church. All
who heard this sermon claim 1t to
be great one. A special program
was rendered in connection with the
sermon. Many valuable presents
were presented the pastor, Rev. b.
F. Roberts, for his faithful service
| rendered during the past year. Mrs.
Ada Finley Of Houston was visitor
to the city last week spending a few
days with her cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Vinson. Mr.. Henry Huntley
was reported quite sick last week.
Friends hope for him speedy re-
covery Mrs. Minnie B. Johnson, one
of the city school teachers, and Mrs.
Lockett Stewart, teacher of Keltys,
has returned from Houston where
they attended the State Teachers As
sociation. They were indeed benefited.
Dr. ]. NJ. Wright, the great divine
healer, is still here doing good.
Carry him your ailments. Doggett
has returned from Houston after a
pleasant stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Ladner entertained several friends at
dinner on Thanksgiving. Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Vinson. Miss Luvenia
Shelby and others who claim that the
turkey was fine. Rev. l. s. Alex
ander is still sick There will be a
Womanless Wedding by Mrs. Elvala
Johnson of Galveston, Dec. 4th at
Good Will Church. No excuse now,
] have a plenty of subsection pads,
just received See me for the paper.
S. w. Booker, Agent and Reporter.
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