The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08
TEXAS TOWNS

Honey Grove, Oct 6-Spence Chap
ell A. NJ. +. church is still on the
firing line. The Evangelist pastor,
Rev. Mooney, was was in Point Sun
day. Rev. Mooney was asked the
secret of his success. He said: All
men seeking success. happiness,
which is true success, can be found
only through expressing all ones
physical, mental and spiritual power
in usefulness to others. Have a
defined goal; do not bite off paund
when you can only properly masticate
an ounce; have strong desire to
give the world the best there is in
you. You may be cripple or past
your youth, without money, but with
a determination to serve and a little
common sense nothing can stay your
progress" He said further, 1.-THE
churches success depends on the
faithfulness Of its members and the
general interest they take in its
activities" Rev Mooney also pleaded
for true womanhood He warned
them that, True womanhood and
principles were better than rubies."
He declared You rush on with your
good time until the final crash is
upon YOU He praised the Dallas
Express and declared that it was
informing its readers of the true
and right way to prosperity and
progress as race. This divine is
moving men and making for him
self mighty name as an evangelist.
pastor and Christian leader. At the
close of service the Reverend de-
clared that civilization is not the
monopoly of any race or races hut
that any people given the right con-
ditions, regardless of what may be
their color or origin, may reach the
highest peaks of perfection here in
earth. B. B. Burnaugh, Reporter
Ferris, Oct. 6.-After having been
silent for some time we wish to
announce that we are going to give
you the doings around and about our
city, and solicit your patronage.
Read the Dallas EXpress-now SC.
per copy. Mrs. F. A. Titles, Agent
and Reporter.
Gainesville, Oct 6.-Miss Oluna
Bum had a dinner party Sept. 18th
Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Glenn,
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Ainsworth, DR..
and Mrs. o. f. Strong, Miss Mallory
Hall. The menu consisted of fried
chicken, cream gravy, cory, french
peas, cream potatoes, pineapple sal
ad; coffee before dinner. brick cream
and angle food cake and sailed pea
nuts. Miss Grace Turner left for
her home in Mckinney.
Alto, Oct. 6,-Sunday School good
with all churches. New Hope peo-
pies literature failed to come, SO
we was a little off with the lesson;
yet, we have such good teachers IL
is always pleasant to so to Sunday
School. Rev. Collins was with his
people. Quite crowd was present
both day and night. New Hope is
quite busy getting ready for the as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Curtis Sparks and
Mrs. W. NJ. Tinsley attended the as
ISOLATION in Lufkin last week; re-
ports a pleasant trip and a good
time. Mrs. Bob Nelson is home after
two weeks stay in Troupe. Mrs
Major Richardson and daughter has
left for E. T. A. for the next school
year. Mr.. Virgil Gordon and Mr.
George GipsOn accompanied Mrs. Lee
Carroll and Bucham to Nacogdoches;
reports a good time. Fall is truly
here and little quiet crowd of
children attending school, Our teach
are delighted to have added to them
for this school year. Mrs. NJ. A.
Anderson. The principal. Prof. E. C.
Powell IS trying to get the people to
see the brightest side of life. We
hope for professor success. Mrs.
Mamie Booker left Saturday for her
home, New willard Mrs. Dave An
derson is visiting in Houston; also
Little Miss Jerelene Skillern. Save
me 3 cents and ! will save your
paper. l like to see you smile when
youbuy the Dallas Express. s. E.
Anderson Reno ter