The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-25

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Wilma and Miss Elizabeth Brunson
left for Buffalo Thursday. Mrs
Briscoe Reed has been very ill but
is up again. Mrs. M. J. Sanford spent
the weekend in Waco visiting her
mother and sister. The Holiness
held a meeting here this evening
near Mrs. Tate's. A large crowd
was out to hear them. The Tents
entertained at the home of their
Queen Mother. Mrs. Norman, Satur-
day night. They had an enjoyable
time with quite a little financial
gain. Mr.. 1. S. George was here
today and was accompanied back
home by some of the children to
visit their mother.
Marlin, Sept. 23.-Rev. F. G. Lotion
preached at his crurch. after re-
turning from the National Convention
He told us many good things. Miss
Athale Black is now visiting in
Kansas City. Her place is being
filled by Mrs. NIL. Hunter at the
Baptist church as pianist. Prof
]. Washington, president of Seguin,
has returned from New York, Wash
ington, d. c., Ohio, and other east
ern points of interest. He gave us
one Of his great lectures while here.
Miss Theresa Carroll and three other
young ladies will leave with Pres
ident Washington for Seguin Col
lege. Misses Sadie and Geneva Sharp
Of Silsbee are at the Taylor House.
Mr. Nose Carroll left for Prairie
View, where he was called to fill
position at SIS per month. Mrs.
Alice Long took very suddenly i'll
but is improving. Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor departed this life at the ripe
age of los years. She was men,
Der of the First Baptist church for
As years. She is survived by several
daughters and son. Mr.. Mack
Taylor, one of our leading BARRIERS.
Drs. Hunter and Chandler are kept
quite busy keeping the people up
during the hot weather. Miss G.. C.
Washington left for Ennis. Cotton
picking has jumped from $3.50 to
$500. Mr.. Bruce Gerald is over
crowded in his tailor shop. Mrs,
Arthur Mckinney stands ok. in his
tailor business and says leave the
bAplSSo at MS ohOp lSSei uiSSo' vi the
price,
Quincy, Sept. 23.- Sunday School
and B. Y. p. U. were both well at
tended. Rev. j. C. Brown filled his
appointment Sunday and preached
two excellent sermons. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Martin and baby and Mrs.
Carrie Ewells have returned from
Wichita Falls. Mr. and Mrs. H. l..
Price, Miss frankie M. Hamilton,
Mr.. Celestial Arnwine, Mr. and Mrs.
Ranvie Kimbrough and grand child
rem attended the Palestine Associ-
alton this week. Mr. Anias Spencer
and daughter, Edna, were here this
week. Miss NJ l.. Jones of Alto is
employed in the Boykin Drug and
Hotel. Miss Marie Simm's sister and
brother are visiting grand parents
in Buffalo. Miss Maude Garner. Mrs.
H. l.. Price, Mr.. Bishop Sneed,
Messrs. Charlie and Jesse johnson
and others made business trips to
Hamilton is buying cotton here and
is doing nicely. Mr.. John Bragg is
kept busy ginning cotton. Rer. Isaac
Guy and Mr.. Mckinley Graves of NAL
akoff were here this week. Mr. and
Mrs. John Bragg made a flying trip
to Tyler this week. Mr.. Lun John
son returned after several days Wis
it in Dallas. Mrs. ]. T. Powell re-
turned to Houston after spending
several days visiting her husband.
Mr.. John Bragg is shipping deal
of fall tomatoes. Mrs. Ida Williams
is sick this week. Mr.. A. d. Martin
of Neches is in the city and is look
ing out for location. Rev. Guy
Graves is here prospecting. For
the Dallas Express, see j. F. Price,
reporter and agent.
Cameron, Sept. 23.-At Mt. Zion
the rally was a decided success
Work has begun on the A. NJ. E..
parsonage. The membership can not
do too much to make their excellent
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs.
Hughes, comfortable. Rev. G.. w.
Stringfellow reports more than $500
in the rally at Lott Sunday. He is
now ON a much needed vacation
at Marlin. Do not fail to witness
the all together pull at Lights
Chapel Sunday; Pastor Littleton will
be full of National Convention news.
The Missionary Contest at Cameron
Grove conducted by Rev. c. A. Har-
rison of Austin was a decided sue
cess. Miss G. B. Shepherd won the
$3.50 gold piece as the winner of the
contest. The opening program of
the High School was indeed inter-
esting. Prof. ]. w. Bartlett, Prin-
cipal, has the cooperation of the
patrons and friends. $4,000 was
raised during the effort for school
Improvement The drive continues.
Bishop johnson of the A. M, e..
church will receive hearty welcome
in Cameron Thursday night. Every
body is anxious to hear him.
Wichita Falls, Sept. 23.-Sunday
school opened on time with more
women present than men. Morning
services were conducted by the
Evangelist, Rev. Mrs. Johnson of
Waelder, who chose for her dis
course, Matt 25:45, "These Shall
go Away into Everlasting Punish
ment, but the Righteous, to Life
Eternal. She interested the SER
mon with few verses of such good
old time songs that the worshippers
were reminded of the old time camp
meetings. A number of Wichita
Fallites went to Henrietta last We'd
nesday night to trip the toes of the
fantastic. A number of cars were
in evidence and good time was
reported. Rev. Johnson was called
to Lawton, Okla, Sunday to preach
the funeral Of Sister Garrett, one of
his. former members. Rev. Mrs.
johnson, the evangelist, left Monday
for Vernon, where she will conduct
a two weeks meeting. Dr. King was
called to Fort Worth, Tuesday to
perform an operation on Mrs. Willie
Lucas of this city. We are glad to
note Miss M. A. Donaldson, the
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