The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
TOWNS

George of Temple will assist Rev
Hawkins in a revival, Mrs. Dosha
Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs. Odom were
ON the sick list last week. Mr.. Baker
Of Fort Worth was at the bedside Of
his brother, Mr.. James Baker recently
Rev. Brown assisted Rev A. r.
Grlggs in meeting at Denison last
week.
Tyler, May l2,--Scryiccs were fairly
well attended Sunday at the churches
Rev. L. l.. Harris of Ennis ran a
10 days revival at True Vine Baptist
church and returned to his home
Saturday. He did much good in our
midst. The people manifested a great
in the meetings. There were
over 100 additions to the church and
several hundred dollars were raised
AS token of respect for the SER
vices rendered the Minister'S Alliance
gave reception in honor of Rev
Harris from 4:30 to $50 Friday at
the church and all the churches and
their auXiliaries were well represent
ed, which was enjoyed by all. Rev.
Harris is a young man and at one
time a student of East Texas ACad-
envy. Miss Goldie Mitchell entertain
ed a few friends at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. c. Long, Friday even
ing in honor of Mines. Butler and
of Terrell. Sick listed: Mr.
Nathan DufIield and Mrs. NJ. j. Pink
ston. Married Mr.. Serrie STROBE and
Miss Noon TODD Thursday night at
the residence of Mrs. l.. NJ. STROBE
Rev. Sutton ofIiCiatcd. Mrs. DOllie
Thomas of Houston is visiting her
sick mother. MesSrS. j. c. Long and
Frank Farland motorcd to Dallas last
week, and returned Thursday. Mr.
Tom Jones is in Houston visiting
his sick mother, who died few days
later. Mrs AZalee Jones is able to
be up again The Odd Fellows and
Ruthites postponed their sermon
until the first Sunday in June, to be
held at St James c. VI. +. Church
Rev Alexander is to deliver the ser
mon. Mrs LOttie PierCe-HamiltOn
has been granted State license in
Indiana. Rev. D. a. Butler is in the
CITY en- bult uollt lIoIl / dltSIlllS'
where he preached the installation
sermon for Rev. Wise. Father But
Ter is here i'll at the home of his
Mrs. Hiehtower First Bap-
fist church will baptize 4th Sunday
instant. Mrs. NJ T.. Tucker served
a six course luncheon Friday in honor
Of Mines. Butler, Wheeler and Revs.
and Harrison
Marlin, May 12.-On account of the
heavy rains, the churches were not
well attended Sunday. Rev. w. b.
delivered the sermon for the
Odd Fellows and Ruthites at the
First Baptist church Sunday evening
Mrs NJ A. Warner of Waco is much
improved after a long illness. She
is niece of G. j. Williams and Mrs
A. j. Johnson. Rev. l.. NJ. Leonard
of Tyler is in the city. Mrs. NJ
Chandler, mother of DR.. c. l.. Chand-
Ter left for jacksonville to Visit her
mother. DR.. Washington left for
The stork has been busy
making deliveries for the last few
days. Mr.. and Mrs HopwoOd are
all smiles over a - pound boy, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Hanks, Il 10
pound boy. Both mothers are doing
nicely. Mrs. Silvia Rice DIED on the
4th instant. Prof. w. II. Fuller is
in the city and will speak next Tues
day night. c. c. Taylor, Reporter.
Mineral Wells, May l2.-P. T., T.
Smith OF the Ii FaSo District was
here Sunday holding HIS second quar-
ter OF the year at the a. NJ. H.
church of which place Rev. a. John
son is p. c. Rey. j. 5. Sutton Of
Little Bethel BaPust church preached
at $3.50 O'Clock. His text was, God
is Love- The G. L. o. of o. f.. ana
OF Ruth had their annual
sermon preached sun
day at the n. Of =. Hall by Rev. w..
7. Tolley, Pastor of First Baptist
church. The carpenter work began
Monday morning on the new First
Baptist Church. Mr.. 7. }. Muckelroy
of Henderson, Texas is the contractor
The reporter has began to swell the
sale of the Express here. Mrs. Cora
who has been in the city
for some time visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. II. Zollicoffe has returned to
her home in Oklahoma CITY, Okla.
Mr. H. NJ. Gordon has purchased a
house which he is having moved on
his lot on West 9th Street Mr.. Lon
ME Dalton of Amarillo, Texas, came
here last week and carried his sick
brother, Fred BOLTON to Marlin, Texas
Mr.. Henry ZolliecOffee was in Kauf-
man, Texas, last week on business
Mr. j. B. Alexander has moved his
barber shop from kirkland Building
to S. +. 9th street and invite you to
cal land see him. Mrs. Waite Scott
has opened Barbecue stand ~
home on S. f. Bird avenue and will
serve barbecue meats of all kinds
Miss Rebecca Williams has returned
from Denison, Texas where she has
been visiting. Mrs. Beulah Roberts
left last week for Roswell, n. NJ.
Mr.. A. w. Mcmillan. who has been
in San Antonio for some time
is home again. Mr.. Emmitt Ward
was called to Bonham to the bedside
of his sick father.
wichita Falls, May 12-Rain pour
ed down, and wind blew, hut the
sun shown out and the churches
were well attended. The regular
services at all churches were agu-
mented by special Mothers Day"
service, and at the st. John Baptist
Church was held the Odd Fellows
and Ruthites annual sermon. preach
ed by Rev, B. j. Brown of Gaines
Vile. Mr.. Walter Bills, who has
been sick for the last six weeks, pro-
fessed a hope in Christ last Tuesday,
and was admitted into the A. NJ. f.
Church by Rev. J. H. Donaldson,
local minister of that church. Mr..
W. o. Flagg was at the funeral of
his cousin. Mrs. Mable Price at Lam
caster, Sunday. praise God I'm
The contract has been let
'or a $4,000 brick building on the
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