The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29

reported good at all churches Sun
day and well attended. Rev Norris
was at his post at Yarrlton Sun
day and reports splendid service
Rev. Childs of Waco held his last
service at Joyce Chapel M. g. church
sunday until after conference. Rev
Childs is such a noble character
we are always glad to have him with
us. Rev. Humber was at his post al
Cameron Grove Sunday and the spir-
IT ran high. lie delivered two great
sermons; having raised on a rally
more than 500. Rev. Hughes was
at Bethel and preached two noble
sermons at the II o'clock period and
at night. The rally he has pitched
Is about to come up to requirements.
and by set date things will be put
over the top. Rev. Key (white) NJ.
u. church, delivered timely, logical
ana spiritual lecture at Bethel
church sunday evening to crowd
ed house. A neat collection was re-
allied for the rallying ladies'. Miss
Humber Is recuperating to the de-
light of her many friends. Mrs
Rose (Murphyl McGrew of Fort
Worth is visiting parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Murphy. also guest of Hon.
and Mrs. George Sledge Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenie johnson, Jr., a
fine girl. Mother and babe are do
ing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Allen of Waco, are soJourning with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allen
indefinitely. Mr. George Ivory is Sc.
iously i'll at sanitarium. Mr. c. C.
Woodland is now up and doing fine.
Mr.. Kennedy Huitt, one of the prom
inent young men Of the city, passed
away after long illness. He died
Monday and ives entered Tuesday
evening. Rev. Norris officiated MI.
P. d. Brown of Dallas, formerly OF
this city, is spending the weekend
with relatives and friends Miss S
f. Barrett of Columbus stopped over
a few hours Saturday enroute to her
work at Moody. Mr.. H. L. Hall
seems quite improved at this writ
ing. Miss Dural, teacher of Plymouth
School was pleasant guest at Beth
els Sunday School Sunday morning.
Mr.. L. ". Murphy, ST.. and family
have returned from Hillsboro after
spending a week or so. The Mock
Conference last Thursday night, and
the banquet Saturday night at Bethel
Church, under the direction of Mrs.
A. B. Robinson was quite a success.
Mrs. Robinson being leader of the
ladies is going over the top in this
drive. Miss E w. Montgomery left
Saturday to begin her work at Beal's
Chapel Friday night at the High
School auditorium an excellent pro-
gram was rendered by the inter-
mediate department. The Parent
| Teachers Association met last Friday
at ~ m. and Mrs. C. v. Head SC
beautifully illustrated the subject:
How the Parents and Teachers car
Best Interest the Child.'
Cleburne, Oct. 27.-Last Thursda,
night about 2:30 o'clock Mr.. ant
, Mrs. John Heard's residence was al
most destroyed by fire. Rev. S. NJ
Graham and members Of the NJ. Z
church held the opening of theil
new church Sunday, which was {
grand success. Mrs. Annie Foster
! Wesley attended the Fair at Dalla,
last week Mrs Clemmie Griffin at
tended the Dallas Fair Saturday an(
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dasha ant
: Amanda Vernon were called to Kan
sas City, Mo-, to the bedside of theii
sick sister, who was very sick. Mrs
S. NJ. Graham was called to Waco
10 attend the funeral of her brother
} Ladies' City club was entertained LAS
saturday by Mrs Leatha Phillips o.
Oak Hill Refreshments were serv-
ed and a nice time was had. Mrs
Laura MCGOWAN of Brennan passeC
through Cleburne enroute TO Den
ison to attend the Baptist State
Convention. She stopped over to see
her brother, Mr.. P. Hill. Mrs. E. E
Hill and daughter, Miss Julia Mae
are spending the week in Dallas Wis
ftings relatives and friends and TAX.
ing in the Fair. They will attend
the Cotton Palace at Waco. Mrs
Woodbridge, who has been very sicl
is able to be up. Mrs. Lula Levi:
was injured in car by a traiI
humping into the car and is con,
fined to her room. Mrs. Lue Win.
dom and daughter, Miss Mildred o.
Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Jennie An,
drews of Los Ageles, Golf, are al
the bedside Of their sister and aunt
Mrs. Gene Hunter. The Natlona
Bank. the oldest bank in Cleburne
Closed her doors Tuesday Numbers
of Colored people claim they haC
money or deposits. Miss Mollit
I Olener Watson, who has been very
\ sick is improving. Mrs. Gatewood''
mother is still on the sick list. Mrs
Ola Williams has returned from Den
yer, Colorado. Rev. c. c. Hammond'
and Rev. A, W. Edwards are attend
ing annual conference OF FL Paso
Texa7 Miss Hazel Robinson of Chi
cagO. will recite Monday night, Oct
81, at the School Auditorium. Mrs
~. w. Hawkins spent Sunday in FOR
Worth. Mr. VIII Hodge Went t.
Houston to visit his wife. sIrs. Ethe
Files OF Grandview was the guest o.
her mother Sunday Mrs NJ. !
!. Petty. Mrs. L. Small, who has beer
sick is improving. Mrs. dortens'
Frame Robinson of Colorado, 10 II
the city visiting relatives. MI aht
Mrs. Browa are visiting relatives II
South Texas.
Gilmer, Oct. o. Service were
good at all churchts Sunday. Revs
j. w. Smart at Son merfield. and S
il. Howard, at Gilgal, Adams at Tho
A. M. e. church. Gilgal is preparing
FOR a great THANKSGIVING program
OF to the District Board are: Bros
Ed. Wright, J. P. Montgomery ant
Sister L. C. Marshall The Fathers
Club is putting on new movements
Sick listed: Sister Jenkie Hale. Sis
tel Eliza Hale has returned home.
| Center, Oct. 27--Mrs C. Mobiles
opened school Monday at Pickering
Switch with an enrolment of 81
Mrs c. C. Fountain made up about
49,. -.