The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-29
MT. GmEAD BAPTIST CHURCH

Mt Gilead closes its ten thousand
dollar drive with much success. Sun
day nights report showed $1O,O11.-
! 05 which is over the top. Some had
not made their report
Rev. E. A. Wilson, pastor of
Macedonia Baptist, and his 500 roll
ed in the city at 2 p. m, went to
Mt Gilead. where they were well
coined by Rev. A. l.. Boone and his
congregation. The Dallas pastor
and choir had full charge of the
three o'clock service. Rev. Boone is
all smiles over the manner in
which the visiting church conducted
service. Just think OF Dallas turn
ing over $4,000 from their own
collection at 3 o'clock. Macedonia
came over five car loads strong,
that's doing big things.
Mt. Gilead will pay return visit
Sunday, May the 30th. l am sure
you all know the pastor of Mt.
Gilead, he is big man, so you may
rest assure that he covers all the
ground he stands on. SO Dallas you
must look out for big Mt. Gilead
Sunday, May 30th. Deacon Light
ing under the bottom. a
Wanted to Know.-The where
abouts of uncle Banister. an old
ex-soldier. last heard of was in Fort
Worth. Please notify Dallas Ex-
press agent at Fort Worth.
Miss Clara Crosby OF Texarkana,
Texas is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Barbara Smith at
ITO E Elm street.
Mr.. Dave Black spent few days
in the city last week.
Miss NJ. L. Mays, National Red
Cross worker has her office in the
| Y. w. G.. A., building, AIS e. 9Th
street. She is doing great work.
Miss Mays speaks well Of our city.
Miss Ellie, Roqumore, general
secretary of. Y. w. G. A., of this
city has returned from a trip to
Houseton, Texas, her home. She was
called to attend some very important
business for her mother, while their
her friends made it very pleasant
| for her with auto drives. dinners
land engagements. On her arrival
she found Houston on a 100000
campaign, on the eve of her ret
turn they had raised $4,000. 90.
They are willing to take off their
that's to Fort Worth because 1t has
a way of doing things that the
other cities don't understand Hous-
ton was very proud to have our
Y. w. c. A., General Secretary to
speak for them and while Fort
Worth has this splendid woman,
Houston gets the credit for her.
Mr.. N. H. B. Elliott is up again,
the office force of the Royal Mutual
Insurance Company welcomes him
back.
Mr.. R. d. Hoskin Of 1913 w.
Pott street, Oklahoma City and
Mr.. ]. ]. Dawson from Temple,
Texas, passed through the city Mon
day en- route to Oklahoma, with one
of the finest motor hearse in this
county. While in the city they
stopped at Union Undertaking Co.
Mr.. Butler welcomed them in as
usual. The hearse which they pur-
chased cost $4,000.
Mr.. John Brown, the mechanic
for the company went over the
hearse and oiled 1t and made such
repairs as were necessary, they left
at / o'clock for Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Lee Hudson got loss Satur-
day night on his way to play for
st. Andrews Chapel carnival and
fell in mud hole. The band is
at loss as to know how Mr.. Hud-
son could fall in mud hole and
get one foot muddy and both hands
full of dry sand.
Miss Irine Baker of Mexia, Texas
spent a few weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Robinson Of 931 Louis
lana avenue and has returned home.