The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19

THE DALLAS EMPRESS, DAI1Ll
lmon at night, subject 1.-THE Yictor's
Life Robe. There were many visi-
I tors present from the other church
es. AS an expression Of appreciation
for his excellent services while pas
tor, many useful presents were pre-
sented the pastor and wife by the
chureh and auxiliaries- They left
Tuesday to take up their work at
Ennis. Prof. Jackson went to Tex
arkana. last Wednesday night to Wis
| II his son, Prof B. A. Jackson,
who is principal there. The little
boys were called to the front seats
at teachers meeting last Monday
evening. The teachers have selected
types of teaching by Earhart, for
institute work this year.
Crockett. Nov. 17.-East Texas is
suffering for rain. Every Sunday
School was well attended Sunday.
Rev. Crouch, pastor, G. M. Z.
Church was at his post. Rev. Alex
ander and wife attended the Texas
Annual Conference which convened
at Bryan, Texas. Nov. gth-13th
Sick listed: Mrs. H. Holly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Bell are proud receip-
ent of fine baby girl. The musical
conducted by Miss G. A. Mason on
Armistice day was a success. Pre-
ceeding the recital was a gala pa
rade after recital, course ban
quet was served. Proceeds of the
banquet went to the piano fund.
The Treble Clef Club of the high
school is doing commendable work.
Will the people of Crockett, please
read the Express. It is sold by Mrs.
s. A. Alexander.
Ferris, Nov. 17.-Services were
well attended at all churches Sun
day. There were lots of visitors. The
Holiness people are conducting a
meeting in the city. Many people
from here attended the corner stone
laying at Palmer, which was re-
ported as a great affair. Rev. Prince
preached his last sermon before the
annual conference. There was sew
eral hundred people at this meet
ing. The Rev. will preach his last
sermon here next Sunday. All are
invited. A big time is expected. Rev.
Nevers has returned to Corsicana.
Lone Oak, Nov. 17.-Sunday
School was well attended at Mt.
Giliad Sunday. The Superintendent
was at his post Rev. Rilly, the Mis-
sionary was with us Sunday and
night and preached two good SER
mons. Mr.. Robert Haynes and Mrs.
Hattie Wright and daughter were
the guests of Mrs. Howard. Mr.
Haynes and Mrs. Wright were mar
ried at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor Givens, Mr.. Haynes is
a resident of Greenville, and is a
thrifty, energetic young man. Mrs.
Wright was the widow of the late
Mr.. p. w. Wright, and she is a
NOTED mission worker. They are
,domiciled at their home at Green
willie, to their many friends. We
hope for them a peaceful voyage on
'life's rugged sea-" Sick listed:
Mrs Jane Wade. Mr.. Herbert Len
ard.
Carthage, Nov. 17.-Hollands
High School is still running sue
cessfully. Mr. B. S. Stevenson is
visiting in Marshall. Home Mission
met Saturday evening with good
number of attendants. Mr.. s. 7.
Talley of this place moved to Mar
shall. The Home Mission had a
box supper with a good number
of boxes always keep five cents
ready for the Express.
blossom Nov. 17.-Sunday School
was well attended at both churches
On Thursday night grand reception
was given by the good teacher
Mrs. e. NJ Wynne and pupils in
honor of Anon Maynard, who left
for Ardmore, OKLA, where he will
enter school. Anon is bright char
acter, we hope for him a great sue
cess. Mrs Clara Thomas, wife OF
Albert Thomas, who came from Ar
lington. Texas. where she had been
visiting friends made her return
Sunday where they expect to make
their future home. Albert has at last
decided to go where the water runs
free and where he can get pure
food. At this writing we didn't
learn the name of the great Ma
glcian who entertained the people
of Blossom, last Friday night. II
was we'll attended. When in town
don't forget to stop in at the John
son and Patterson's cafe. When
thirsty they have a nice line OF
delicious drinks, when hungry they
have a nice line of pies and meats.
It's a great curiosity to know that
the people Of Blossom are not much
interested in the school taxes. Yet
they wonder why the other people
make great fortunes out of their
curiosity.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas who is max
ing her home in Paris, was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Lockett,
Sunday Miss Alleon Jackson and
| Miss Lalo Bennett were shopping
in Paris, Saturday.
Cooper, Nov. 17.-Servlces were
attended nicely at all the churches.
DR.. G. N. Hampton, the State Supt.
came in as we were about to give
him up. A host of Parents met
Prof Nelan and his companion at
the station last Sunday evening
and were carried to Mrs. Cora Will
liam's home to a o'clock dinner
lby Mr.. Robert Dean in his Buick
/ car. The table was decorated with
e,any flowers to welcome the bride
and groom. Mrs. Williams and her
walters did their best to fill them.
Those present were Mrs. Isabelle
Jones, Cindy Cherry, Aline Walker,
Cornelious Fletcher. Lille Bates,
L. Jones. R. DeaA 1. NJ. Martin.
Out of town guests: w. B, Austin
and DR.. G. N. Hampton of Paris.