The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09

Highbank, July REV and Mrs.
G. w. Stringfellow are preparing to
spend two weeks vacation in Rus
ton, La, Arkansas and other points.
He is to look after oil Interest,"
in Arkansas. Rev. Suingfellow is
known throughout the Baptist Con
nection as a great and proficient
minister. He has the record OF pas
toring one charge years without
one Sundays absence; for this con-
tinued service the church gives him
this liberal vacation. 1t is alleged
the Reverend will go to Oklahoma
when he returns to the state. but
we hope this is not for the purpose
of seeking new fields of labor. az
we need and want him and his
services in Texas. Joy and peace
81 with them, and an early return
to the state is the prayers of the
church
Palestine, July Sunday School
was well attended at West Union
The officers and teachers made their
quarterly reports showing the col
lections for the same to be S2SS 90
after deducting expenditures. Bal
IN treasure S7S.98 Pastor Wise
preached two excellent sermons and
| the members are willing to make a
sacrifice and complete the church
by September. The members gave
the pastor quite a surprise by pre-
senting him a basket full Of good
things. Mrs. II Z. Wise left MCr-
day on her vacation for California
and other western cities July At
was fittingly observed b. the whole
city. West Union Sunday School
went to Canell's Lake and about
$50 or more with baskets of goodica,
cream and punch. Every one en-
ioyed the affair. Prof. w. II. Fuller.
Educational Secretary General Con-
vention was in the city Sunday D..
w. II. Hurd made a flying trip tc
San Antonio. Mrs. A. f. HOLLAND
convalescence to the delight of hel
many friends. Prof C. r, William
son, wife and daughter Joined West
Union church. The Eastern Stars had
joint session Sunday evening at their
hall. Mr. E. P. Griffin was master OF
ceremonies. Talks were made by Mr..
Taylor and Rev Wallace, after which
an ice cream course was serVeu to
all Mr. Jesse Stein has erected tive
nice bungalows. Pilgrim Fest Sun
day School had q big picnic July
| Co.
present. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts Hurd
is up after having undergone an OPP
Grafton. Read the Dallas, Express.
ClCburnP, July 1.-THE Anniversary
of Rev j. W. Hawkins preached by
Rev. Curry of Fort Worth, last Sun
day at the First Baptist Church was
enjoyed by all hearers. Mrs. E. J.
Heard was called to Louisiana Sat
urday to the bedside OF her sick
mother, who is reported i'll. Mrs.
Marshall and children left for Forl
Smith, Arkansas, to join her hus-
band Rev. H. Wright has resigned
the passionate of his church at Ma
than, Nj. r. M Alexander of Cal
ilornia. visited Miss Zerlinc Price last
Wednesday night. Mr.. Milton Wallace
OF Stephenville was the guest OF
Mrs. Mary jones Messrs Sylvesto,
and Cornelius Bennett of Austin
were guests of Miss Bessie GorGOn
Mesdames Hattie Jones and Ida
Franklin, who have been visiting
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
John Heard, have returned from
Edgewood. Mrs. Carries Scott who
has been visiting her brother at
Oklahoma City, has returned home.
Rev. Clark fell of the porch recently
and sustained a broken leg, is i'm
proving Messrs. Bill Ezel and John
ny Carter have returned from Prai-
RE View. Messrs. w. NJ. Taylor and
Henry chatham are on the sick list.
Revs. Joseph : Brown and j. W
Hawkins attended the funeral of lLrs.
Irene Jay at Morgan. Thursday,
Mr.. Dickson shot Mr.. Brown of AL
varado, 20 times last Friday. Prof
], ]. Burnetts feather and brother
of Fort Worth was his guest this
week. Mr. Hugh Wallace of Fort
Worth was his guest Sunday DR..
j. f. Wallace, Mrs. Lille Pollard's
brother-in-law Of Dallas was her
guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hasea
Pollard of Fort Worth were the guest
of their mother last week. Mrs.
Barbara Davis Mrs. Linville, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Annie Foster Wesley has returned to
Dallas. Rev. A. w Edwards, Mes
danes Clemmie Griffin. NJ. j. Mosely
and Amalee Johnson are attending
/ the A. o. of P. Grand Lodge at Bav
CITY, Mr.. joe Fuller who stuck It
nail in his foot recently is improv-
ing. Mr.. ana Mrs. GUY JAY, Mrs
Virgie Brown end Mrs Charlotte
Brown attended the funeral of their
sister at Morgan last week. Mrs.
Ola Watson is at the bedside Of her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Goodwin Mr.
James Baker and Mr. Harland Jack
son attended the funeral of Mr.
Thomas of Grandview.