The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03

| the opening OF a revival. The pas
tor. Rev. G. w. Wiley, has employed
the Rev. X. C. Thomas of Ardmore,
Okla, to assist him. Rev. Thomas
is known throughout Texas and
Oklahoma as a great pulpit orator.
Rev, J. w Keller, Mrs. L. A. Will
kins and Misses Catherine Wilson,
Edna wilkins, Alean Hunt Mamie
Mae Sanders, Jimmie Lee Beals and
Ruth Bowen attended the Sunday
School Convention at Dallas last
week. They report having an ex-
cellent trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Boyd
and daughter, Little Misses Eunice
Boyd motored to Sherman at 5 a.
IN. last Wednesday morning to carry
Mrs. Minnie johnson OF Fort Smith,,
to make connection with an early
train. Mrs. Johnson has been Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. John Coleman and
other relatives The concert given
at the G.. NJ. e, church by Misses G.
NJ. and Catherine Wilson was quite
success. We make special mem
ton of the "Hawiian" play, as II
was admired by all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Orr of Amarillo. Texas, are
visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel
Orr. Prof. ]. E Battle, the principal
of the High School has returned
home, after having studied during
the summer at Chicago University.
Prof. Battle is an efficient teacher
and is fully competent for the work.
Mr. and Mrs S. NJ. McColums Of
Denlson, spent a few hours with
mother and other relatives Sunday.
Mineral Wells, Sept. is. s. was
well attended Sunday. The FL Paso
district Sunday School Convention,
under the leadership of Rev. T. NJ.
Smith has just closed successful
meeting here at the A. M. e. church.
Rev. A. johnson and his members
SPARED no pains in providing for
this convention. We kindly thank
the pastors and members of the
different churches who were so kind
as to help us. May Gods blessings
ever shine upon you ALL May you
live to do much good for Christ.
Rev. Mrs. Smith preached a strong
sermon Sunday night at the A. M.
f. Church and the spirit ran high.
Presiding Elder T. M. Smith of the
I'll Paso District held his third quar-
terly conference at the A. NJ. E.
church, which was a success. Rev.
Allen of the G. NJ. p. church preached
at o'clock Sunday evening at the
A. NJ E. church. His choir rendered
music. Services were good at Beth
el Sunday. Rev Sutton preached
noble sermon and the spirit ran high
One addition to the church. Dr.
Strong and wife and Dr. Jenkins
have returned and reports pleas
ant trip. Rev. Sutton has returned
from the State Convention and re-
ports the best they have had for
years. Collection for the day $211.49.
Mr.. w. NJ. Alexander, who fell from
q house here some months ago and
sustained a broken shoulder was
taken to Dallas last week where he
will undergo an operation. We hope
him a success. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Franks have returned from Ranger.
Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boy
kins and Mrs. Tennie Hicks have
returned from Galveston, Texas,
where they have been on pleasure
trip. Mrs. Meines of Dallas is here
visiting her daughter, Miss Ozzella
Pearson. Mr.. c. W. Cumbly, wife
and daughter, who have been pleas
and visitors in the city for 3 weeks
left last week for their home in
Abilene, Texas. Miss Cumumbly while
here rendered music for the A. M
q. church. Mrs Stella Russell Wis
tied in Dallas last week. Mrs. viii
Parker is convalescing. Miss A. e.
Martin from Rockwall Texas is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. A. Shep-
pard Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Black
who have been in Los Angeles, Cal,
for several months visiting relatives
has returned. They also visited their
sister in Oakland, Cal, Rev. W. T.
and his members are preparing |
10 go into their new church, Sunday |
Sept. 4th. They cordially invite all
Of the pastors and members to he
The public is also invited
Mrs. Nellie Austin of Tyler, Texas,
Is in the city.
Quincy, Sept Sunday was high
day at Rock Hill church. Rev. ].
9. Brown filled his appointment, and
1t II o'clock preached sermon on
Baptism" The revival closed Sun
day with Ia converts. The Sunday
School had their election of officers
rs follows: Mr.. George Hamilton,
Asst. Supt; Miss Ira Price, Secre-