The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-11

Hlghbank, Sept. 9. Sunday
School was well attended at Beth
ney Rev. +. Erby has returned
from the St. Emanuel Association
at Groesbeck. He preached Sunday
from the subject: 81 desire a bet
ter country" Heb. 11:16. Five per-
sons were baptised Sunday evening.
collection for the day was $79.89.
MRS. Cecilia Lotion died August
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Strange of
OF Fort Worth are visiting here. Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Giddings are here
visiting. Mr. and Mrs. v. w. Buck
ley of Oklahoma are at home again
Miss j. E. Lynn has returned to
Oklahoma to teach school. Mrs.
Mary Landers is very sick. Miss
Siller Fryoa of Marlin is visit
ing her daughter. Jake Harris, Re
porter.
Gainesville, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Geo.
Moore and Mrs. Lee Boswell have
returned to Wichita Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Sumpter are visiting in
Oklahoma City. Miss Geneva David
son and little Geo. Simpson left Sat
urday, Sept 4, for Tuskegee, Ala.
They were accompanied by Rev. Geo.
Simpson. Miss Myrtle Ellison left
Thursday, Sept. 2, to take up her
studies in Quindaro, Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. p. d. Jones left Sunday,
Sept. 5, for Galveston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Alexander are visiting in Gal
weston. Mrs. iona Crawford and
her little daughter left for Kansas
City. Mo-, Sunday, Sept. 5. Mr.. Tom
q. Moore was sick last Sunday Miss
Pauline Stone is confined to- bed.
Mr.. l.. A. Turley and his four sons
spent Labor Day in Dallas Miss
Flossie Browning of Denison was
guest of Mrs. DR.. Strong and Mrs.
Mitchell last Sunday, Sept. 5. Miss
Browning returned to her home ac-
companied by Madams Strong and !
Mitchell. Miss Marie Hall left last
Tuesday, Aug. 81, for Ell Paso.
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Churches.
Sept. 5th, Sunday School was not
well attended Sunday. Covenant
meeting was had at eleven o'clock.
The pastor preached an interesting
sermon Sunday night Pastor B. ]. |
Brown left last Monday, Sept. 6, |
for Indianapolis, Ind, to attend the |
National Baptist convention. The c. |
M. f. church continues to thrive |
under the leadership of Rev. G. |
Bell.
The Antioch Baptist was we'll at
tended Sunday. Our pastor is max |
ing his way to the National Con-
yention. At 3 p. m. we attended
the Corinth Church and heard a
great sermon by Rev. Bell of the
G. M. E. church. The little church, /
Antioch, gave Rev. Stevens, $126.21
to attend the National Convention
which convenes in Columbus, Ohio. !
Rev. S. S. Stephens, Pastor; Sis
ter f. e. Johnson, Secretary.
Bonbam, Sept. Q. - Mrs Steve |
Brown left Tuesday for Tulsa, Okla,
to visit her sick son, Mr.. E. r.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Mosely, !
Miss Halle M. Mosely, Mr.. Greer |
Mosely, Mrs. L. p. Bennett and Mrs. |
Pete johnson left Saturday for |
Washington, d. c., and other points. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Smith and |
daughter we're guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. Arch Johnson last week. Mr.. 1
J. d. johnson and wife have return
ed from Washington, D. c., where
they visited their son, Mr.. James
Mills. Mrs. Sallie s ith hass been
visiting relatives in GAINESVILLE. Mr..
Allen Smith returned last week from
Calvert, Okla, where he attended
the funeral of Mr. Bob Smith. The
Nonham Tigers defeated the Win
dom Ball Viewers in two games last
week. The Tigers are one of the
fastest teams in the state. MIR. Rob-
ert chatham has returned from Tul-
sa and other points in Oklahoma.
Messrs. Frank Williams, VIM. Smith,
Denzie DeJanette and H. r. Seay
motored a large crowd to Denison,
Sunday. Rev. Dr. VIM was here
Sunday holding his quarterly con-
ference. Many Bonhamites will
leave for the Lily White Conven-
tion this week. The City Schools
open Monday, Sept. 13. The teach
ers are: Prof. s. c. Patten, principal
Mrs. v A. johnson, Mrs. ", L. E.
johnson and Mrs. Beatrice Crump-
ton. Rev. W. A. Thomas OF DekalD'
preached the Fifth Anniversary ser
mon for Rev. T. z. Higgs. Revs.
! w. Smith of Ravenna, Lynch and
James Carr were present at the an
niversary.
Ponta, Sept. 9.-Plain View c.
M. r. Church entertained Rev. DR..
e G.. Young, Rev. e. l.. Powell
and the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence Sunday. Since the last Quar-
ter II additions in membership
s20.3S in money was raised on
have been added to the church and
At the noon hour Rev
Young ably presented the cause OF
Christ to his manv hearers. When
the reports came in, the divivines
we're all smiles. After much able
advices were rendered on behalf
of the race by the P. E. the con-
ference adjourned to meet next
with Mt. Moriah Many prepare
lions are under way to entertain
the Palestine District Sunday
School Convention which is in ses-
sion here this week. No pains
have been spared to make this one !
of the best Conventions this Dis =
trict ever had the pleasure of en- (
Rev. DR.. Ramsey held
his revival here with the Chris
tan Church of which he is pastor.
Rev a, Ramsey halls from Beaumont.
andVis an able speaker. He left
Friday, 3rd instant for other
points. Mrs. Otha. White came in
home Saturday. Mrs Eta Kyle
Of Ironton paid a week end visit
10 old home folks last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Kyle Of Hydro,
Okla, who has been on a three
Uaets visit here returned home