The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-23

mons. $71.65 was raised. Hon. II
l.. Price, Prof. ]. L. Hamilton, Mrs
I. L. Sneed, made flying trip Il
Jacksonville this week. Mr.. w. Gu
ney Price returned from Palestin
and Grapeland, where he has beef
working in interest of the And.
Realty Co. Prof. j. L. Hamilton ant
Mr.. =. Garner made a flying trip t
Palestine. Mr.. Elias Hamilton wa
in Quincy on business this week. Mrs
Virginia Adams, Mrs. Jewel Sneet
and little daughter, frankie are her,
at the bedside of their mother ant
sister, Mrs. May Ann Wilson. Mr.
John Bragg is doing fine with tn
ginning business. He has ginned 36'
bales up until October. Schools ar
being largely attended. Mr.. Virgil
Bragg, Mrs. Mary Ann and Mr.. Hill
are convalescing. Miss Marie Picket
left for school at Conroe College thii
week. Mr.. J. t. Powell returned thii
week after a few days absence. Mis-
Bertha Richardson of Alto is attend
ing school here. For the Dallas Elk
press, see J. F.. Price, reporter ant
agent.
Cameron, Oct. 21.-Mt. Zion Church
of which Rev. C. w. Warren is pas
tor, enjoyed a splendid sermon ant
good attendance all day Sunday. Mrs
A. R. Jefferson of Oklahoma City wa:
guest of Mrs. r. e. Hall last week
Rev. G. W.. Stringfellow and Rev
L. H. Mccoy are at their respective
churches. Mrs. Z. M. Murphy ant
Miss L. z. Mccoy began work in the
High School on the 18th instant
where they have rendered excellent
services for number of years. Mr.
Nose Morning, Mrs. C. B. Williams
and Miss Alice Murphy report &
grand session at the B. M. and e
Convention at Beaumont. The col
lection, attendance and general in
terest in the Sunday School and B
Y. P. U. of Lights Chapel is steadily
increasing. 1t takes hard work tC
get the banner from the advance
class. Mrs. e. j. U. Stringfellow
leaves this week to open school in
Ruston, La. Mrs. G. B. Kelly ant
Miss Stevana Brown are ardent read.
ers of the Express. Miss Hattie Bel
Ward is sick. Revs. L. H. Smith anC
Norris were out of the city last week
The Y. w. c. A., under the direction
of Mrs. C. A. Thomas. is doing
splendidly. Prof C. e. Kelley was {
pleasant caller in the reporter
community last week. Don't fail tc
vote in the coming election.
FOrney, Oct. 21.-Sunday School
was we'll attended at all of the
churches Sunday. Mt. Zion has 6
big rally on to close Sunday, Oct
gath. Rev. B. F. FELTON, preached
two sermons for Rev. Heron Sun
day at A. NJ. e. Church. The cotton
pickers are going west to pick cotton
in great numbers. See Nose Drain
for the Express.
Riesel, Oct. 21.-The Executive
Board of the Falls County Missionary
Baptist Association and w. H. M. S
held a great meeting at the Nazareth
Baptist Church of Perry, Texas. Rev
c. A, Anderson, pastor, and his gooC
members had everything properly ar,
ranged to make every body feel hap
by. The Sunday School was at
high-water mark and Rev. Anderson
and Rev. T. s. Smith preached two
powerful sermons during the Sunday
services. The Hon. A. u. Wheeler
Rev. A. B. Moore and many others
Of the old founders were present ant
said that it was the greatest meet
ing of this kind ever held by this
association. Total receipts were
$175.37. Rev. Willis Miller of Italy
are here visiting relatives. There
will be a great rally and church
anniversary at the New Zion, Baptist
Church on the first Monday in No
vember. The public is invited t.
come.
Marlin, Oct. 21.-The various
churches are doing good work. Lib
erty Baptist Church raised $500; Up
per Zion raised $500; Shady Grove
$3.50; Elm Grove $625 and giving
their pastor a suit worth $50, ant
sending him to the General Con
vention; Zion Hill $780,: Spring Hill
1865; Church of God S81 for theil
pastor; the NJ. e. Church has on
rally for it's pastor. Mr.. Gus Ger
AIDS barn was burned with contents
One of his rent houses also burned
Rev. F. F. Martin preached an abl'
sermon from the subject: "Give Obed
fence to God" Hon. H. Mosley ant
Mr.. Edgar Movery of Rockdale arr
bathing Mn the hot waters. MI
Joseph 'Dempsy has purchased
beautiful home on Little ST, payint
cash for same. Miss Minnie Moor,
on Williams is confined to her BET
but is improving. Hon. s. H. Carte
and Mrs. Bertha Johnson were anon;
the many big bankers who are II
the city shopping. Mrs. Emma II
johnson left for Fort Worth to visi
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Flint AM
will take in the Fair at Dallas. Tn
Burial Club held its annual session
at the NJ. E. church. Rev. HUMPHREYS
preached the Memorial sermon o
their lamented dead. Mrs. L. B. Still
calls for the Dallas Express jus
the same.
Mineral wells, Oct. 21.-Service
at the various churches were wei
attended. Sunday School was ais
well attended. Rev. Mrs. Jefferson
one of the greatest evangelists i
the country, preached a powerful
sermon Sunday night at the A. N
e. Church from the text: S'Whe
times go well with you remembe
Me-" The house was crowded t
its capacity. Collection $35.0S. Re'
w. T. Talley and wife have returne
from Beaumont, where they have bee
attending the convention. Mrs: n
E. Moore and P. v. Walker of Fol
Worth were here setting up Coui
of Heroines of Jericho with the fo
lowing members: Mrs. M. L. M
MILAN, A. M, Mrs. L. R. Gordal
s. M; Mrs. H. Brown. ]. NJ; M
Alexander, w j.; Mrs. S. A .Clel
mons, w. s.; Mrs. L. w. Smith, v
IT. Mrs. Beatrice Simmons, G. \
Davis, Mrs. Alexander, Rev. w.
Talley, Rev. H. Brown and G. DUN
Mrs. Mary Jones of Terrell is hei
visiting her sick sister and brother