The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-12


GIImer, Nov. Services were
good at all the churches Sunday.
Rev. ]. W. Smart OF the G. M. e.
church preached an able sermon Sun
day night. Collection $1,000. Brother
Avery is walking with the aid OF
stick, account Of lngrowing toe
nail. Rev. Bats and family have
moved to Marshall. and we are wish
ing for them success. Miss N. b.
Watt was married few days ago.
She was a prominent teacher in the
county. Mrs. l.. A. Avery and s. b.
Price are having a crowded house.
Prof. William goes into his new
school. We are having a number
OF new buildings in the county.
All business is still holding on and
shows some signs OF life in this
city. All crops are about harvested
and the boys and girls are entering
school.
Weatherford, Nov 10.-Services
were good. at all churches Sunday.
Rev. G. H. Harllee preached an able
sermon. Rev. Garnette went to Thur
Der. Saturday morning. Mr.. Tom
Burton Is home again. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emett Lock are the guests of Mrs.
Flora Swami. Mrs. Nickel Rucker
gave away two chickens last week.
Mr. Swami held one and Mr.. Prince
Samuel held the other lucky number
that obtained same. Mrs. s. p. Alex.
ander and Miss Ella May Rucker
gave a grand concert last week. Mr..
Edward Ward and others rendered
a musical last week. The cake walk
and the bon ton tea were well en-
joyed. Watch for the Express re-
porter.
Lone Oak, Nov. 10.-Sunday
School was on time at the Mt. Gil
lead Baptist church. Rev. Gilmore
preached wonderful sermon, Sun
day and Sunday night. Collection
ST. rs. The Y. w. A. gave an en-
tertainment Saturday night and
raised $3.50. s. l.. B. rendered a
nice program at s D. m. Rev. Hunt
the G. M. e. pastor will preach his
last sermon before going to confer
ence Everybody is cordially invited
to come out and hear this message.
Mrs. Jamie Wade, Mrs. Matte Why
tus and Mrs. Dove Taylor are on the
sick listed. Also Mrs. Clara John
son.
RockwalL Nov. 10.-Rev. Randall
suspended the rule and delayed SER
vices until $3.50 p. m, again at 1880
the people were found at the church
awaiting service. Collection $42.17.
Brother Johnny Deason was or
dained deacon. Mr. John Henry
Roberts sustained painful injuries
by a runaway team few days ago.
He is improving slowly at this writ
ing. Mr.. Oslo Perkins was shot in
the legs last week with shot gun.
These injuries caused him much
pain. Miss Alva Wiser of Midway,
Texas, Is a visitor of Mr.. ]. j. kit
trell Mrs. /. X. Rivers of Commerce
was in the city, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis while here. Miss Es-
sic Bell McGruder was in attendance
at Celest as district secretary. She
reports a good meeting, both spirit
ually and financially. Mrs. L. Brat
ton visited Dallas last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Thomas of Garland.
were seen in the city shaking hands
with friends. Mrs. L. Atkins is
on the sick list Miss Mary Harris
worshipped with us. A correction:
In last issue appeared l.. Teal and
Miss T. Helmar, which should have
read T. Toals and Mrs. T. Helmar
Morrison respectfully.
still looking upwards. Supt. Martin
and his corpse of teachers and Sun
day School will measure with any
In the state. DR.. Hampton, the State
Supt. will entertain us on the 10 and
we are making arrangements to roy
ally entertain him while here. Rev.
d. Davis of Sulphur Springs, Texas.
was in the city with a good load
OF potatoes. Mrs. Bette Murphy of
Greenville, spent the night with her
daughter, Mrs Mary Bell. Miss Jew
ell Wright and Lillian Davis of
Commerce were guests of Miss Annie
Derett, returning home Saturday.
DR.. Bosby of Paris, visited our city
on business and was accompanied
by Prof. Nelson. Rev. Davis is still
struggling at Mt. Zion. The rally
was very slow with few members
present. Train your children at home
in the way they should go and they
will not make you shame in public.
j. r. Wilson is improving at this
writing. The holiness church con-
Quoted baptising last Sunday. The
patrons are planning to dig a els
tern at the school. Will you help
a day? Be sure and leave your
money for the Express, If you are
going away.
Denton, Nov. 10.-Miss Cleo
Young spent few days in Dallas
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
Jeffries of Dallas Is here visiting
her mother, Mrs. Hulda Williams.
Rev. Swanscy was at his post aud
preached three sermons Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor is sick at this
writing. Mrs. Aurelia Lambert of
Dallas has returned home after spen-
ding some time with Mrs. Matte
her sister. DR.. J. A. Jones,
p. E., OF Fort Worth district, held
last quarter with st. James A. M. E.
church Sunday. He preached at
1880 a. m. Glass meeting at 1890,
and administered the Lords Sup
per- Total collected $62.66. The pas
tor is striving to report full. The
Annual Conference will convene at
Bonham. Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. SID
ney Kelley fine boy. Rev Ayers
worshipped at st. James A. M. q.
churcn Sunday at II a. m. Rev.
Mask of the G. M. u. Church and
Rev. Henderson, Presiding Elder OF
Texas Conference worshipped with
st. James Sunday at D. m. Mr..
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