The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-16

the pulpit lOI rev. " H. IuBu
Sunday en- route to Larue, Texas
to assist in revival. The Mt. Provi
dence Missionary Sisters gave 1
Moonlight picnic for the benefit O
their church. much interest wal
manifested. Mrs. Carrie Derrougt
entertained her little daughter, Ar
doree with a birthday party las
Wednesday. largely attended and al
SCENE 10 be happy and full of glee
Mrs. Annie Hamlet entertained her
little daughter, Katherine with an
little daughter, Katherine with Q
evening birthday party last Friday
largely attended Katherine left for
Kerens. Saturday morning to visit
grand parents, Miss Temple Crinel
returned after a visit in Tyler with
relatives. Rev. Peel of Kaufman
pastor of the Brownsboro Circuit
also District s. S. Supt OF the Tyler
District made his annual visit to the
A. M. 2. Sunday School. He was ac-
companied with a club of excellent
singers which appeared to a large
audiences for three nights composed
Of Misses Prices, Tyler, Miss ILL
liam GIBSON, Kaufman and Miss Hen
ry of Egypt, Miss Virginia Love,
pianist, assisted by the local talent
of this city, namely: Miss Minnie
Kelly, Roetta Stovall, w. M. Nc
Donald, Blanch Wilson, Mrs. Laura
H Miller, g. L. Lake, Reese, Mrs.
Annie L. Busch OF Dallas assisted.
Mr.. Steward and Mr.. Geo. Ware
was In the city TO see after some
business of the Steward Cotton
Ware undertaken establishment of
which Mr. Geo. w. Tucks has charge.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Fisher royalty
entertained the Priscilla Art club
on Wednesday night, July 9Th at
their home, singing, music was en-
joyed throughout the evening. The
guests consist of the members and
a few friends. We thank Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher for their hospitality
shown the club and Is delighted to
say we enjoyed ourselves immensely.
Noiseless as night gives way to COM
ing day. Noiseless as orbs move In
their creation way, faithful as stars
to each returning night. The Pris-
ella Art club Is moving for the
right Yours in the lifting as we
climb. L. Hunter, Pres; Rena Mos
ley, Sec'y; Mr. Guy r. Busch, re-
turned to his home in Dallas. after
two days visit with his wife, Mrs.
Annie L. Busch, who has been there
for several weeks guest OF Mrs.
Laura II. Mills. You can always find
the Express at E. G.. Franks bar
bershop.
Alto, July 14.--No services at any
church on account of rain. We hope
the people will endeavor to put new
life in the Sunday school. We have
65 regular attendants. Hurrah for
our leaders. The G. NJ. Il. people
are sparing no pains in making
ready for the District Conference.
Mrs. Azzle Hill and Mary Neal of
Nacogdoches are spending a few
days with relatives, Rev. F. B.
Brown and wife motored to Mt. En-
terprise, where he will begin his re-
ylval. Mrs Sarah Fits departed this
life July 7, at Tyler, Texas and was
shipped her for burial. Rev. w. M.
Tinsley offlciated Mrs. Ida is visit
ing in Wildhurst. Mr.. James Hyter
Of Wildhurst, spent a few hours in
the city. Mrs. Bob Griffin and Miss
Betsie Brady also, Mr.. Monroe Har-
rison are on the sick list. We extend
our sympathy to them. Mrs. w. p.
Jordon, spent Saturday and Sunday
with husband and children. Mrs.
Umphrey Carter and children are
home after a three weeks stay in
Corscana, visiting relatives Mr..
WIN Mallory spent Saturday and
Sunday with reltives. Mr.. James
Roseborough and his friends are
visiting relatives here. We are hay
ing plenty of rain now, boil wevils
will cut cotton some short.
Please don't complain about this
precious paper being ten cents, it
is worth its weight in gold. Just
to think It is our own paper. Our
press. our good Drained people
printing it. can't you feel proud of
III Remember no race think any
more Of you than your own so love
your race and all good things they
operete Mr. DENTS Anderson sperr
SATURDAY. night and Sunday with
Nnme folks. Dr. James Martin Is
home again We are proud OF orr
Young men and women. LET us do
great things to encourage our young
neople. Our bows and girls of today
ore onr men and women of tomor-
row. Please read Dallas Express in
preference to any other.
Cameron. july 14.-Rev. p. r..
Humber was at his post Sunday and
delivered two great sermons. Joyce
Chanel M. f. church will hold their
third quarterly conference rallv ct
Masonic hall from 18th to 29rd.
Look for circulars and don't fail to
respond Rev. w NJ. Wade of Waco
was pastor pro tenn at Bethel. Sun
dav Mrs. NJ A. Williams and hoys
left for Houston. Saturday. their
future home. Mr.. H. Hurt and
Mrs. Cunningham are still on sick
list. Mr. and Mrs. Woodland, Mrs.
u Hardin. Mrs. r. Cox, Mr. and
VIM. Pendleton, attended their re-
snective associations last week. Mr..
Max Roberts and Mrs A. B. Rob-
inson have returned from Bay CITY
where they attended Pilgrims Grand
lodge. DR. E. Young made flying
trip to Waco, Sunday. Remember
the reDorter doesn't know everything
in town. will appreciate any news
o. interest.
Marlin. July 14.-Sunday being a
cool and pleasant day all OF the
churches had good attendance. Rev.
7 H. Hughes of Cameron. Texas, Is |
here for the hot waters and being
dipped at the standard. he also
preached for Rev. w. f. Bailey OF
st, Paul A. NJ. p. church Rev. c. |
L Humber preached at First Ban
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