The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-22

He and his Christian foces charged
Wood st.. on Sunday evening and
the devils stood amazed. At the A..
M. e., Rev. Bailey gained one for
baptism. The Ministers of Marlin
, have organized a Biblical Institute
and elected the following officers.
DR.. ]. H. Washington, pres Rev.
R. =. Chance, vice president.
DR.. s. A. Windfield, theological
instructor; Rev. Jas. McInham,
treasurer; c. G. Taylor, secretary,
NJ. Jefferson, assistant secretary.
G. Cheaton, corresponding secretary.
They will meet at Providence
Church next Tuesday evening, sub
ject: 1.-THE Author of Salvation"
Mrs. L. G. Washington on Bill St.,
| is up again after severe illness.
| The reporter ran down to Elm
Grove Baptist, to hear the boy
preacher and to put ii mild his
| hearers could not hold their peace,
both men and women wept at his
sayings. Mrs. John Spencer worsh.
| tipped at the Grove Rev. James
Hays also witnessed the sermon at
| the Grove. The house was crowded.
Brother Joe Hays who departed this
life was laid to rest with Woodman
| honors. Old Brother Dumas of the
"A. NJ E. Church has passed to the
far beyond and is at rest. Mrs.
Mood, the travelling guardian Of the
Woman in the interest of Juveniles
spoke at First Baptist. Many strange
faces can be seen at First Baptist.
Mr. M. Elias of Gonzales, an old
Express patron writes a young lady
| has graced her home. Mother and
baby are doing well.
JacksborO, Jan 2O.-Sunday was
high day. Rev. Brown was at his
post. B. Y. p. u, at four services
at night. Mr.. Mathew Pickard had
his foot operated on but is resting
very we'll at this writing. Mrs. Ike
Borens gave a dinner Sunday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Mosley,
also Miss L. F. Mosly. Geo. w.
Means is able to be out again. Lit
| tie Francis Stone who was operated
on is able to be up. Mr.. Geo. Shell
ton has returned from Oklahoma,
where he has been the past week
attending business.
Whitewright, Jan. 20 Sunday
School was good at both churches.
4 The First Baptist Church has called
Rev. w. T. Bailey for pastor. If
you want to read about your dog
| in the Dallas Express you must
take the paper so he will bark at
me. If you have any real news, have
| it ready when I bring the paper. II
you don't take the paper, don't
know what you have for the back
from TT. Worth, where he spent
several days Mrs B. Gatewood en-
tertained guest from Honey Grove,
January /, 1921 Cake and claret
wine were served Music furnished
by the string band. Lee Brothers,
Miss Lizzie Kelly and others from
Honey Grove were present. Rev. G..
e. Patterson was at his post and
preached to a crowded house.
The P. G.. Rev. Rucker was mere
and held his first quarterly meet
ing. Mr.. Roscoe Conley is visiting
mother and others. When you want
to renew your subscription, see
Mrs. s. Gatewood or notify, box
1916.
! Corsicana, Jan. 20.-All church
es had good services, Sixth Avenue
i Church was engaged in a great raj
lly. and reported good success.
Il Mrs. Ollie Watson died Jan. 3rd,
| 1921. at the age of 26 years. The
il funeral was held at Will Go Church
of which she was member. Rev: A.
IL Moore, officiating. W. w. Nc
Kinney. had charge Of the remains,
Il Mr.. Isson Anderson, who died Jan.
i I'm. was buried Monday from w.
w Mckinney Undertaking parlor.
He leaves two children and host
NJ friends to mourn his loss, one
girl. Mrs. Ethel May Dabney, one
hoy. Eel Anderson, both of Dali
las. Texas. Mrs. Cardilia Bell and
Mrs. Enez Martin, of Mexia, Texas
has returned home after visit to
: the formers son and the latter
brother, Mr.. John Bell. Mr.. and
: and Mrs w. A. Carter, entertained
quite a number of friends at lun-
cheon in their beautiful home
!. Among the guest were DR.. and Mrs
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. @
: Jones of Kerens, were here to at
tend the funeral of George Norton
Mrs. Watson, Mrs Mary Weeks Is
now with Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
until her condition improves. MIS-
La. H. Hedgespeth was called home
last week on the account OF the
illness of her Sister-in-law, Mrs. w
M. Henry. Mr.. Stanton Durham, has
returned to the army. after quite
stay with his wife, and relatives
Mrs. Joe Addison, Mrs. Edward
Powell. Miss Lonnie Brooks, Mr.
Pete Chance, and a number OF 9th.
ers, went to Dallas Sunday. For any
news matters you wish to appear II
this paper please leave at Peoples
Drug Store, or the Savoy Cafe.
We are still wondering who will
start the move or who will make
the notion to begin building, rem
houses. l will second 1t. l have
learned in some parts of our town
where you find a two room house
there you will find two families
Mrs. Callie Young OF DallaH, wa'
here Est week. Mr.. McBay o.
Mexia, was here. Beware Christians
what you say or do against YOU
, brother. The sinners are watchiht
you. For home news read the Elk
press.
Rev. l.. Pardee, was at his pos
( Sunday in Kerens, Texas, and hat
: good service at Mount Zion Church
: and also offic.ated at the fu neral O
/ Mr.. Levy Kie, who died after Ions
' illness at his home in Kerens, Tex
as. He was member of the church
/ mentioned above. and also neigh
l Dor Of the American Woodman, whit
was out in great body to pay tn
y last respects. Mr.. Wallice iollin o
|. Kerens, Texas, had a fine oarn bur
t ned Sunday morning about 1ou
1 o'clock. which was almost a tota
: - II -. ....ind hut ANAL amour