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


B. y r. u. at p. mi Service at
night, ccllectIon $1,000. Rev. Brown
was here from Mineral Wells Mr..
John Hayes is up again. Mr.. VIII
Bolden left Saturday for his home
in Whitewright Mr. George Brumby
Is SICK Mrs Nancy Phillips cut her
arm badly last week while peeiing
q cocoannt
Sherman Nov 25. Sunday was a
high day IN Bethlehem Sunday school
was at its best after which pastor
Codwell preached as never before
from Luke 24-13. and our hearts
burned as he talked Union was fine
At 3 D. M pastor Codwell preached
for Rev. Bogus, using for text
Act. 1-S and OH how we enjoyed
the message. At night the pastor
preached from Rev 1-17 New life
is being put into Bethlehem under
the leadership Of Rev, J. W. Cadell.
Collection for the day $4,000. Rev.
j. M. Cadet. pastor; Gertrude Ham
ilton, Secretary
Garland, Nov 25. Sunday school
was well attended Sunday Mr. Hor-
ace Walker and Miss Marguerite
Mobiles were married at the home Of
the bride. Mr. Walker is one Of our
young farmers Miss Rosa Dudley
was In town Saturday. Mr.. George
Dudley is very sick. Mr.. J. X. Clay
ton was IN Garland Saturday also.
Mr.. Sam Clark, Mrs. Bell Gardner
visited Mrs Matte Oyerstreet Sat-
urday. Mt. Will Hamilton was mere
Saturday The young men OF Garland
are all reading the Express. Mr..
Luke Burton was in Egypt Saturday
Mr.. George Mcbride was in town
Saturday selling cotton. Mrs. Ella
Rice was seen In town Saturday,
also Mr.. and Mrs Sam Walls. The
Express is the only leading news
paper Of the race; It cost only ten
cents; don't miss II.
Crockett, Nov. 25.- The wedding
bells are ringing for Prof. Langrum
and Miss Mabel Tarver. Mr. Fields
and Miss Ola johnson. Miss Eva
Jane Mccullough has purchased q
Ford car Rev. M. Mallard, pastor
CT the c. NJ. e. church closed his
years. work and will leave Monday
for his Annual Conference at Tyler.
Mrs. Eliza Lockett. Mr., John Fl.
Truss. Mrs Hogg and Mrs. Josephine
Harris will also attend the confer
ence. Revs c. j. Alexander. Jno.
Pouncy. Mesdames s. "A. Alexander
and Nellie Moseley attended the
Texas Annual Conference at Beau
mont. Texas. last week and reports
a splendid meeting. Rev. Alexander
was re-appointed pastor to ST. AM
drew's Chapel A. M. =. church. Mrs
s. Al Alexander. his most efficient
wife, District President Of the North
Houston District. They did excellent
work here the past year Their
members and friends were on tip
toes. OF expectancy until they re-
turned for another year. Mrs. j..
NJ. Johnson OF Uniontown. Pa. is Wis
itine her mother, Mrs. Averw Grady.
Mrs. Nj N Davis was called 10 the
bedside Of her sick sister, Mrs A..
b. at Luflxin Mrs. L. Pendland and
Mrs. Bette are on the sick list. The
A. l. Club was nicely entertained BY
Mrs L. Rhodes on the 18th, two
courses were served, The club
members will render program on
Thanksgiving night at ST. Paul Bap-
list church. See Mr. P. L. Williams,
the West End Tailor, the best in
the city.
Calvert, Nov. rs. Mr.. 0. X. Thorn
as and family returned to the city
Thursday from Corsicana. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus salter returned Friday
Rev. Dunn, new pastor Of St. James
A. M. Z. church. preached his first
sermon Sunday. Mrs. s. N White
Of Wooten Wells. was the guest Of
Mrs. w. s. Perry Sunday. Mrs. Ossie
Green and family returned Thursday
from Croesbeck and Mart. Mrs S.
Powell and children left Friday night
to join her husband at Houston
Miss. Il: p. Hunter and sister, Miss
Blackshoar visited Saturday In the
city Miss Cleo Black returned Sun
day from Waco Miss Cleo win en-
ter Pleasant Grove School The new
pastor at Holiday Chapel A. NJ e.
church preached his first sermon last
Sunday to large congregation. Mr..
Henry Whitfield came IN Friday and
left Sunday for Mart Mrs. Lena
Whitfield came in Friday after spend
ing a week at the bedside Of her
sick mother. Mrs. w. II. Whitaker.
Rev Mack Nelson and Deacon Frank
Roberts were IN the city Saturday.
Mr. Ed. Scott Is now janitor at the
CoIored High School. Mr. James
W0odIey, who was confined to his
bed Thursday has recovered Miss
Roberta WOodson, teacher at Wash
inPion Chaple, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home Rev A. H. Thomas
Of Marlin passed through the city
Sunday onronte to st. Paul Com
munity. Mr. Marion Cotton and fam
ily left Saturday for Fort Worth,
their future home Mr.. John Swan
son has left for San Antonio. The
great Colored Carnival Of Waco viii
be in Calvert soon. Mrs. 0. G. Ed
wards opened School at MT. Moriah
Monday. Miss EfIle Tally was in
from her school Saturday.
iIt zion.Pleasant Grove.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jndie.
Jr., boy After fourteen days i'll
ness the reporter is up again Mr..
Jack Smith and Mrs. Winnie Taylor
were united IN holy wedloek;; Rev.
j. B. Bryant officiated Mrs Rev
9. H Jude, after spending week
with her daughter IN Marlin. Mrs.
Alice Chance. has returned home.
Mr. G. W. McFallin is working up