The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12
Texas
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jacksonville, March g. Delayed
Benson's Chapel c. NJ. ID. Church;
Sunday School was good with large
attendance. Collection An the Sun
day School, $500. Preaching at II
a. IN. by DR.. b. Smith, p. 9. At 1880
DIR. Smith preached a special sermon
TO women only with 90 hearers. Col
lection $32.46. One new subscribes
Miss Hix. Jim Nc Gee, Reporter.
Marshall, March 10.-Mrs. j. Rob
inson, one of the oldest and most
highly respected women OF Marshall
died at her grand-daughter's, Mrs.
Maggie Harris, after long illness.
She has, been journeying in this
world more than 95 years. She leaves
many grand children and host of
friends to mourn her lost. Mrs
Nathorn Mitchell died at her home
An the eastern portion OF the county
after long illness. Her remains
were shipped to Marshall for inter
ment. Funeral attended from Eber-
neza M. 4. Church.; laid to rest In
the College Cemetery. The big rally
at Mallilieu NJ u. Church is meeting
big success; $475.00 has been raised
II will close Sunday night. March 6,
when the membership expects to
raise $4,000. Tho various churches
and their pastors have rendered great
assistance. The grand Jury returned
six indictments in special session.
The prisoners who escaped jail some
time ago are still at large--4 Colored,
Since their escape, ] white man made
his get-away. He is from Longview,
the one who burglarized Perkins
store at Longyiew. The Marshall
Braves, a noted baseball team and
member Of the Texas League are
preparing to meet all Corners; will
tour the country. Mr.. John A. Rob
insOn Ii moving things for the X. OF
P's. Association for new lodge. Read
the Dallas Express. delivered at your
door for 10 cents per month. Phone
1888 the news Of your home. Rev
John II. Hudson Is abb to &c up
after long illness,
Ennis, March 1O.--Rev r W. Scott
and wife have returned from Point
Texas, where they have been visit
ing. Rev. Il. L. Lockett. the efficient
pastor Of Bethlehem Baptist Church
Is still raisiag over 800 per week
on the, mechanical work Of their
nea church, which they hope to en-
ter on Srd Sunday in March. Mrs.
Lula Smith is sick; sho, husband and
son have just returned from Kansas
CITY, where they were called on ac-
count OF the death OF her sister. The
Apostolic Church here Is living a
great meeting. Rev. Poldo is pastor
Rev. Fl. McKenner pastor of A. M. Il
Church Is sick. Rev Hugly filled
his rlace az II a. m. Sunday. Mrs,
Mamie Atkins made 4 quick trip tt
Bryant this week. Rev. Morgan held
quarterly meeting at Palmer. 1t was
a success. $1et e5 was raised. Rev.
II. i. Prince. pastor. Mr.. W. 7. Ven
son Is here from Dallas visiting Mrs.
Emmer Jean Johnson. Rev. Wilfamt
OF Second Ward Baptist church Is
having some success in his church.
Read the Dallas Express
High School notes: The mnsica
at Wsyman Chapel A. NJ II. Church
Saturday night. March 9th was in
deed grand affair. Miss. N. j.
Waultz, the accomplished pianist o.
Dallas. was the star OF the program
ana rendered some OF the best music
heard In ennis in quite a while
Miss vaultz is indeed genius, InC
Recital was under the auspices
the High School. and the numbers
ronderad BY the students were as
usual, well received by the audience
We hope to have Miss Yaultz again
in the near future. and we want tc
MI the b use when she returns. The
class in agriculture have their school
garden in fine shape. The baseball
team q nracticing hard for the COM
ing season. We attend having one
III the best Higl School teams In the
state. Master Albert Smith. our mas
ter third baseman, was sick Friday
and we had to substitute one Of the
boys in his place. High School Re-
porter.
Calvert, March TO- Rev. James
Atkinson Of Hrarne and Rev. Jackson
o. Chiffon stent few hours in the
n Saturday enroute TO PleuJ at
Grove Baptist Church Of Jones Tai
RE Miss Hattie Thu Jner Installed a
nice piano IN her home last Tuesday.
hiass Turner IS enc o. Calyert's city