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

and says that cotton is plentiful and
he leaves Monday, Nov. 8, with
twenty men to gather some of the
"fleecy stuff"
AS last Sunday was bad day
this Sunday was nigh day with
all Of the churches. Sunday School
was well attended with Supt. Full
bright slightly i'll, his place was
filled by Brother e. l.. Blackman.
Covenant meeting at liz Subject for
discussion Lay Up Treasures in
Heaven" All enjoyed the meeting
very much. To the readers of the
Dallas Express: If you have any
thing to be published, please leave
ii at my grocery store on Mill Street
Monday morning Of each week. John
Robinson, agent
Cooper, Nov. 11.-Services were
good at Mt. Zion and Sunday School
was well attended at New Zion.
Plans were put on for a Thanks
giving supper Mrs o. K. Bonner,
Arrie Conner and B. Ivey went to
Roxton to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jane Jones Little Elizabeth
Shanklin was called to her reward
in Glory on Nov. z. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. Johnnie Lyon
of Terrell and the pastor. H. B.
Evans.
A. Saults went to Dallas on busi-
ness. There are several of small
pox in town that have prevented
some of our members from doing
their duty. Mrs. Maggie Sauls and
Mamie B. Johnson were Paris visi-
tors. Mr.. w. Dean is rejoicing over
another fine girl Grand mother
Goree was here visiting Excelsior
Lodge No. 5155 and Household No.
1888. He found both orders pro-
crossing in membership. Mrs. Lot
tie Geany, Messrs. Pete Williams
and Horace Paul are sick this week.
Mineral Wells, Nov. 1I.-Services
were well attended at the different
churches Sunday School was
also well attended. The A. M. e.
Church had their communion set
christened Sunday evening by p. f.
Smith of the Ell Paso District. Rev.
e. e. Budanro, p. c., Of the c. M.
f. church preached the dedication
sermon at $3.50 p. M, at
the A. M. e. church. The fourth and
last quarter of this year at the A.
M. q. church was great success
spiritually and financially. P. E..
T. Smith of the Ell Paso District
preached a powerful sermon on Sun
day night. Mr.. George Pollard, one
of Mineral Wells oldest citizens, who
after a long Illness died here last
Tuesday, Nov End. His wife, Susie
Pollard, who was stricken with a
stroke of paralysis a month ago is
still confined to her bed and did
not attend the funeral. Mr.. Pollard
was member of the American
Woodman Lodge No. 152 and was
buried from that order. The fun
eral was held at the A. M. E..
Church, Rev A. Johnson, officiating.
Mrs. Christine Shannon is conva-
1escing. Mr.. W. M. Alexander has
returned from Eagle Ford where
he Went to attend the funeral of Mr..
John Sheppard who died at that
place last week. Mr.. j. w. Wyatt,
Mr.. George Childs, Mrs. Gertrude
Robinson are sick this week. Mrs
Ethel Dean was called to Wolfe
City to the bedside of her sick
sister Mrs. Alice Reese has just re-
turned from Ennis where she has
been visiting her mother. Services
were very good at Bethel Sunday.
The musical Saturday night Blythe
home talent was superfine for the
minister's relief fund. We thank
those who participated.
Mrs. Sutton's mother, Mrs. Carter
left for her home Friday. Secretary
of the Minister'S Relief Board.
The Y. w. C. A. has been organ
ICED in Bethel church. The young
ladies seem to be taking to 1t nice
ly. We cordially invite you each
Monday night at 8 o'clock to be
present. Mrs. Eta Alexander enter
tanned the Eastern Stars last FRI
day night at her home. Mrs. Rena
Holland and Maud Bryant of Fort
Worth We're in the city guest of their
sister, Mrs. M. L. Mcmillan. Mrs.
w. s. Willis is here drinking the
water and is much improved.
StOckard, Nov. 11.-Sunday
School was at its highest last Sun
day. Rev. L. M. Harris, the District
Missionary" was with us. Mr.. Ben
ME Adams Of Stockard who is now
residing in Dallas came Saturday
and claimed Miss Roxie Brookins
as his bride. They left for their
home in Dallas. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Corrine King is here visiting
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Adams.
Mrs. John Shofner is reported quite
i'll. On the third Sunday, the mem
bers of Mt. Vernon Baptist church
will have 5000 rally and asking
all of the adjacent communities to
help them. Rev. B. N. Brown is
asking all visiting Master Masons
for $1,00 and Heroines for so cents.
Come, dinner will be served to all.
Riesel, Nov. 11.--Sunday was a
high day at New Zion Baptist
church. The great $1,000 was a sue
cess. The multitude of people were
innumerable. Among the distinguish
ed visitors were Mrs. Louise Dixon
of Rosebud, 1.-THE matchless songster
of Central Texas). When she sang
the 'Unclounded Day" the house
was brought down in tears. Rev.
Prof. H. d. Holly of Marlin de-
livered one Of his touching address
es from the subject Growth in
Leadership" Our Beloved Modera-
tor, Rev. E. ]. House, Rev. ]. r.
Lee, Rev. G. A. Anderson. Deacon
Flowers and Deacon Hood, our
teachers for this session: Mrs. M. ".
Johnson Of Marlin and Miss z.
Herndon Of Reagan were gladly re-
ceived. The multitude was spiritual
ly fed and the good sisters brought
dinner and finished the other part.
The day will be long remembered
Mr.. !. =. Dorsey. Rev. M. d. Daw-
son, Mrs. L. Dixon and Mr.. C. C.
and M. Ramsey Long motored to
Waco. Monday.