The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29
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hear him Sunday, Oct. Both at II
a. M, deliver famous lecture. Prof..
G.. w. Bones who is teaching at MI.
Gillian was at home Sunday. 1t Is
earnestly hoped that Mrs. b. A.
Brown who is on the sick list will
soon be up and able to go about her
duties. Prof. NJ. Jennings Is repair
ing his home that was wrecked b!
the storm in June. This is the time
to use your head. Read. thing and
be wise. and among the good things
Won learn. learn to economic. Get
the Express, only sc per copy at
ally to the husbands and wives TO
Hicks store.
Carthage, Oct. 27.-Holland High
school has begun another new term
and is running successfully with two
boarding students, Miss Annie Ham
ilton and Mr.. Geltes Black. MIS-
Adline Langley. who has been SICK
has now recovered Mrs. Laura
Brown has a visitor, her cousin from
Tatum. Rev. Porter of Kansas, came
through and delivered soul sur
ring sermon. Mrs. Maggie Gray ana
Mr.. Charles Bryant are visitors IN
Terrell. Sick list Miss Maggie COZ
and Mrs. Addie Wilcox SUCCESSFUL
readers of the Express are: MIS-
stubblefeld, Mrs. Gussie BRYANT MISS
Matte Holt, Mrs. Martha HICKS Mrs'
Ollie Mitchell. Miss Emma stevenson
Mr.. left Gillaspie, Miss Ola Cart
wright Mr.. Billie Gray and MIS-
Emeline Stevenson. Keep your DC
ready for the Express.
TYLER. Oct. 27.-Mrs. Chas. DAVIS
of East Tyler, is spending the week
end al Dallas visiting relatives anu
friends during the fair. H. Stubple-
field ia spending a few days In 81
Louis, Mo. Miss Jennett German ID
up again after short Illness MIS-
T. G. Bledsoe motored to GreenVllle
last week and brought back her two
grand babies. Mr.. Sam Davis mas
opened a second handed furniture
store on w. Cloud st. Mrs. Matte
Cook accompanied by her brother-ln-
law from Missouri motored to Rusk
last week. They will go from there
to Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w.
Pittman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. NOD
les and children motored to this
CITY to their mother and grand
mother Mrs. Rena Mobiles, Oct. 10,
and on the IT, Mrs. G. A. Houston
Joined them to motor down to see
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn and ieft MOI
day at $3.50 for Dallas. The Cooper
and Lamar Musical Company with
their two weeks engagement at the
Raped Theatre are carrying crowd
ed house and the management says
Rapeer Theatre are carrying crowd
ed house and the management says
It is the best company that ever
played at this place.
Everybody should hear the Hon.
IC. M. White of Denver, Colo, at
X. of P. Hall. Wednesday night the
9th of November. subject Racial
Consciousness. The lecture is free
and is held under the auspices OF
the local camp of Tyler Of the Am
erican Woodmen.
Denton, Oct. 27.-Sunday School
was well attended at st. James A.
M. e. Church Sunday. Messrs Ross
Hinsley and ]. W. Neal were back
in class No. l and made the lesson
interesting as usual. Rev. S. M.
Walker of the First Baptist church
preached at 1880 p. m, for st.
James A. M. e. church. His text
was: How Shall We Escape If We
Neglect SO Great a Salvation?" The
Reverend made us see our negle-
gence to our Christian duties more
or less. Miss Beatrice Greggs was
called to the bed side of her moth
er who was i'll but is reported bet
ter at this writing. to the delight OF
Miss Gregg's friends. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Williams, fine boy. Moth
er and baby are doing fine at this
writing. Mrs. Nettie Jackson, who
came here from Muskegee. Okla
homa sick is much improved after
using medicine compounded by Mr..
Joe Petite of this city. She is able
to walk quite distance and her
fever is gone. The reporter worship
ed at Mt. Pisgah G. M. e. church
of which the Reverend Robt. Mask
is pastor. This minister is bringing
the adjudged impossible to pass;
among these being an all day SER
vice with dinner served to those at
tending in the Sunday School room.
This being the last Quarterly Con-
ference, the Presiding Elder, Rev.
! G. H. Bell preached at 1870, text
81 Go Sir" The good ladies of MT.
Pisgah had untold goodies in pre-
pared baskets for their pastor and
+ the public DR.. A. G. Scott preached
at $3.50. He seemed to have lost
himself in the spirit. Rev. Eell put
the touch on the services at $3.50 p.
m. The holy spirit dwelled with
us all the day, We need more of
those all day meetings, and Rev.
Mask is the man to work them out.