The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-27

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preached Wednesday and Thursday
nights, G. NJ. e. church had good
service. Rev. Johnson will go to
Annual Conference at Tyler. Mrs
Lula Martin Is very sick. Rev. J
W. Blain was In the city from Forney
Mrs Lillian Jackson was In Terrell
last week with her sick sister. Mr.
Oscar Dunn has recovered. Mr.. Jesse
! Sanders is doing a SUCCESSFUL bus
mess. employing four helpers. DOM
fail to get the Dallas Express on
Saturday.
Cooper, Nov. 25.--Rev. ]. Il. Nc.
Dade finished his years work at Mt
Zion with round report. Mrs
Mary Roack and Annie Derritt Wis.
tied Commerce. Bro. s. s. Shanklir
has another sick child School il
going on again and the attendance
has been very good. The small-po,
| Is over; now take down your hae
and let the Express come In your
homes. Rev. Gray finished his years
work and is now ready for the con
ference. Mrs. Ann Fletcher left or
the 18th for Oklahoma. where she
will spend the winter with her son
Allen Pulling has returned from Dial
las.
| Marlin, Nov. 25.--All churches hat
good attendance and the well rested
pastors fed them with the gospel
Rev. B. T. Reese. p. Z. of the Bryan
a lea La cd 10. ne
Rev. w. e. Bailey of South Georgia
Conference has been sent to st
Paul A. M. e. Church. Rev. Mr.
w. q. Bailey is an educated pulpit
orator and knows how and what tc
say. We hope for him success. Mrs
Beulah G.. Humber left to open her
school near Calvert Mrs. Ruthar
Gafford Of Bryan Is visiting her uncle
G. G. Taylor. and brother. Madison
Gibson. At the Masonic Hall the
Marlin local Camp Of Woodmen
entertained Honorable c. NJ White
with a a banquet Saturday night
The Hall was crowded to Its
utmost capacity and many men and
boys were rolled into the camp
Travelling with him were: Deputies
N. s. Pase, A. G.. Glider and A. l.
Pase. Rev. H. M williams of Gal
weston delivered one OF his able SER
mons and Prof. A s.. jackson Of
Waco will also give one Of his edu-
cational addresses Sunday at the
corner stone laying of the First Bap-
fist Church. The cotton compress
burned with over 300 bales of cotton
Insure your property against fire
in the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Texas. see
c. l.. Humber, Agent, Marlin, Texas
11-6-4t.
,Cleburne, Nov. 25.-Mr. Gail Fuller
stabbed and killed his wife, Mrs. Ida
Fuller, last Monday night. Her re.
mains were shipped to Hampstead
for burial. Those who attended the
funeral were; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Benn Moss, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Mason. Mrs. Matte
Washington, Mr.. Robert Lemons Of
Oklahoma City Okla, and Mrs. Ag-
mes Johnson. The deceased was
buried with Eastern Star honors
Mrs. Dan Thomas of Fort Worth was
guest of her cousin, Miss Idessie
Cranberry. also Mr.. John Wesley
Mr.. John Heard presented his wife
Mrs. Emma Heard with COW anC
calf; her brother presented her two
shoats. Othella Odom, who under.
went an operation at Booker Wash
ington Sanitarium last week, al
Fort Worth is improving. The ban
quet given Friday night at Cozine''
Hall by the members of the frs
Baptist church was a grand affair
Misses L. T. Phillips and H. NJ
Frame rendered a duet. Mr.. Fell,
Watkins master of ceremonies. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Pollard visited rel
atives at Palmer Sunday. Messrs
Henry Foster, Listern Grant, Jes:
Todd, Jim Gamble of Grandview ar,
in the Johnson County jail charged
with the killing of Mr.. Gene Jack
son at Grandview Mr.. s. Conway
Mrs. Woodbridge, Jessie and Jewe
Brunette are sick. G. c.. w. S. Willis
of Waco was guest Of Prof, and Mrs
J. ]. Brunette last week. Sunday
at First Baptist church $451.27 was
raised. Misses Pearl Ross and Essis
Mae Blackman of Palmer are guests
OF their aunt, Mrs. Lille Pollard
Rev. Wyatt pastor of the c. M. Il
church has returned from the con
ference at Abilene. He was return
ed to Cleburne for another year
Mr.. Wesley of Dallas was guest o.
his wife, Mrs Annie, Foster Wesley
Sunday. Mr.. Charlie Kay has re.
turned from Temple Hospital
Tyler, Nov. 25.--Mr. William Elliot
young man, died at home on Soutf
Vine street, Friday night. He leaves
mother, sister and many relatives
He was buried at Lea Springs. Mr.
Alberta Floyd and neice. Mrs. Alice
Hast week while placing truck al
| the wholesale house where he worked
st. John Episcopal church. Rev. J
IB. Boyce, vicar This church has
been closed for over three years. but
is now open again to the people Of
Tyler. During this week there will
be no school as the viscar goes tc
Houston for a conference with the
bishop. A cordial invitation is ex,
tended to all to visit this missile
on East Common and Popular SITS
Rev. HI. C. Alexander was with his
people at True Vine Baptist church
last Sunday. Services were well at.
tended. East Texas Association re-
convened last Wednesday at Bethle.
ham church with Rev. A. T. Stout
pastor and Rev. c. NJ Butler. mod.
orator. The Thanksgiving sermon
will be preached at East Texas
Academy ON Thanksgiving day by
Rev. c. M. Butler. The annual con
ference Of the c. Nj. =. church will
convene at St James G. NJ. E
church Wednesday, Nov "a. BishoT
| Cottrell presiding Miss Mary Nc
| Fadden made brief trip to New
Orleans, La. on account Of the i'll