The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-09

preached two able sermons Thurs
day and Friday nights. Mrs w.
Watley and family are sick. Mrs.
NJ. D. Dotson left Saturday for Cam
eron. Deacon G. Lee was missed
Sunday from service. He was in
Dallas at the bedside of his daughter.
Miss A. B. Price, Mr.. ]. 81 Mar
shall left for Paul Quinn College
Wednesday. Madams Jose Jones,
Mrs. Lena Young and Mrs. Chas.
Mae Fisher Williams accompanied
them.
Mineral Wells, Oct. 7.-Rev. w.
I. Talley has Just closed a success
full revival with 20 additions to the
membership. Eight were baptised
last Sunday night. Rev. Johnson of
the A. M. u. church was at his post
all day Sunday and preached two
strong sermons at ] a. m. and
$3.50 p. m. Mrs. Beatrice Kirkland
Is in Louisiana, on business this
week. Mrs. James Roberts, who
was operated on last Wednesday,
Sept. 29th is convalescing. Mr..
Isiah Conalley and Miss Jewell Nc
Kinzie were quietly married last
Wednesday night, Sept. 20, 1920,
at the residence of Mrs. James Hay
wood, Jr. Rev. J. s. Sutton Off
ciated. The Penny Social given last
Friday night by Mrs. Scales at the
residence of her daughters, Mrs.
p. H., Jackson was q success. Rev.
q. e. Budanro, P. c., Of the G.
M. e. church has just closed a
successful meeting. Mrs, Geneva
Hughes, one of Mineral Wells high
ly and respected women, who has
lived here for ten years died last
Monday, Sept. 9th and was bur-
led Sept. 29th. She was men,
Der Of Little Bethel Baptist Church,
where her funeral was held. Rev.
H. s. Sutton, officiated. She was
also member of Forster Courts,
No. 90, Calanthe. Interment was
made in Pollard Cemetery. Mr.. Ray
mond p. Chandler left last week
| for Ell Paso. Mrs. Eliza Patton is
! in Arizona. Mr. @. J. Johnson who
was bitten last week by poison
spider is recovering. You will al
ways find the Dallas Express at
the Cass Cafe. which has just
opened, when you don't see your
agent. Mr.. Clifford Demett is build
/ ing two rent houses on his lot on
/ 7th Street. Please have your news
ready when the paper. is deliverd.
Highbank, Oct. Sunday was
fair day. Sunday school was held
at the proper time. The teacher
made the lesson plain and clear.
Rev. f. Erby; preached soul
stirring sermon. He made all OF us
feel glad. Collection $3.50. Mrs.
Carter is seriously i'll. Miss jessie
Wade and daughter have been to
Calvert and return, they are some
what i'll. Mrs. Eva Mae Williams OF
Houston has returned home. Rev.
Jas. Kelley of Waco will make an
noble lecture to night at zionrock
Baptist church tonight. Come and
hear him.
Zionrock church on the hill will
have big rally tomorrow.
Teague, Oct 7.-Sunday School WIS
poorly attended Sunday at all church
es. Rev. Woodruff, pastor of the A
I'M. E. Church preached for the Mis-
sfonaries' Baptism Sunday mornine
land Rev. Waters of Palestine. Sun
day night Miss Laura Newton Of
league, and Mr.. Edward Frazier
of Kirvin were married last We'd
nesday night at the home Of Rev
Manning. Mrs. Ella Williams ant
\ children returned from the cotton
fields. Sir. r. ]. Brewer and wife
i drove to Luna Sunday to visit Mrs
Brewers father who is i'll. Prof
lE. j. Kirvin is getting along fine
4 with his school at the Booker t
Washington, Mr.. B. L. Lewis ant
n Mr.. Cox are doing carpenter work
at Mexia for Prof. W. David anc
others. See the agent on the streets
and get the Express. Mr.. j. B. kine
lis rung up the groceries in Worth
town and is reader of the Express
while other business concerns won''
read it much.
i Jacksb0r0, Oct. Sunday Schoo
was on time at both churches. Rev
Brown was here from Mineral Wells
Sunday. B. Y. P. U. at six p. m
Old time speaking meeting at nigh
Mr.. Frank Bailey and Mr.. Darnel
Dawning spent the week at Fort
Worth. Mr.. Mathew Pickard ant
Jim Packard were called to theil
home on account of the serious i'll
ness. Mrs. Bertha Ward was here
from Mineral Wells for a few days
i Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson have
been visiting Mr.. Johnsons' parents
Mr. shelton carried crowd out tc
pick cotton one day last week. Mr.
&c, w. Brooks is building on his lot
The public school is doing fine
G. w. Means, Reporter.
4 Garland, Oct. 7.-Seryices were
well attended Sunday. Sunday Schoo
also. The pastor filled the pulpit
at each service Free dinner was
spread for everybody at o'clock
The ladies are getting along nicely
soliciting money to repair the west
side Of their church which was struck
by lightning a few days ago. Mr.
Tony Smith and Mr.. Allen Fayettt
were visiting in Garland Saturday
Mr.. George Mcbride and family are
protected by the Peoples Burial Assn
Mrs. Mamie Taylor is yet holding
fort at the Garland Hotel. Mrs. Anna
BOLTON has returned from Sherman
where she has been visiting hel
mother. Don't forget the Express
when you want to read the welfar,
of the Negro. Mr.. w. H. BOLTON hal
enlarged his cafe, making it one o
the best in the country.
Egypt, Oct. 7.-Services were wei
attended at Egypt Chapel Sunday al
, day and night. Rev. II. w. Robertson
filled the rostrum at each service
Mrs. f. A. Johnson was on duty will
the Express as usual. Mr.. Jess Park
J er's children have recovered iron
l lAlos.. L.. rril.