The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03
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and son have returned from Leonard.
Mrs. E. L. Russell and daughter are
visiting father at Guthria. Oklahoma.
Rev. A. w. Edwards was called to
Houston to attend the funeral of Mr..
Mcdaniel. Mrs. Fannie Gates is Wis
iting in Mineral Wells. Mesdams l..
Small, Verlee Andrews. Rev. C. c.
Hammonds, Rev. A. w. Edwards,
Misses Ethel and Eva Mae Alexander,
Mr.. George Gates attended the Sun
day School Convention at Mineral
Wells. Mr.. Linville, an employee of
the Santa Fe, sustained an amputated
finger by accident. Mr.. E. D. Hun
ter has been confined to his room
with an injured hand. Mr.. H. Wright
and Mrs Lille Mae Thomas have
opened a social parlor. Mr.. James
Baker went to Fort Worth last week
on business. Mrs. Fannie Edmon-
son spent Sunday in Grandview.
Mrs. Amanda Goodwin who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ola lizard
has returned to Lane Prairie. Mrs
Bette Brooks of Fairfield is visit
ing her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Vernon. Mrs.
Jimmie Bell visited her sister at
Ennis. Prof. ]. J. Burnett and fam
lily have returned from Sherman and
Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Scott
have moved to their new home on
West Robin street. Public School
opens September list.
CarrOlltOn, Sept. I've had a
good attendance at Sunday School.
Some of our old mothers and fathers
were present and took a part in the
lesson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Page gave
supper at their residence to aid
the delegates to the Sunday School
Convention. A nice sum of money
was raised. st. John Baptist church
gave a Penny Supper Saturday night
and service Sunday, Rev. Johnson
of Dallas, preached for Rev. Nc
Gruder at II a. m. and at night.
Mr.. Jordan Doans and family and
Mr.. Chas. A. WEIGH and family are
to move to Dallas. We regret their
leaving and will miss them at Sun
day School so much. Mrs. Lydia
Jackson who has been in the hos
pital for four weeks at Dallas re-
turned home Tuesday and is doing
fine. Mrs. Annie Bush and Mrs.
are on the sick list this week Mr..
G. Truelove and his son Walter of
Denton are visiting relatives. We
are glad to know our presiding ell
der, r. S. Jenkins, returned home.
AS we go to press we are glad to
say that Carrollton is doing fine.
Rev. Henry Baker, pastor.
White Rock, Sept. 1.-The revival
has now closed at the Baptist church
and was quite a success. Sixteen
souls were saved. Quite a large
crowd was at the baptizing which
was at beautiful pool on the Bar
ton farm. Misses Celia Mae Thomp-
son and Christabel Moore were the
guest of Mrs. Turner and Barton
Sunday. Mrs. Laura Bryant is much
better at this writing. ]. G. Barton,
Reporter.
Tyler, Sept. 1.-The Forty first An
nual Session of the Texas Baptist
Sunday School Convention met with
Bethlehem Baptist church and Sun
day School Aug. 25-27. 1921, and
held one of the most successful
sessions ever witnessed. 9 large
delegation from several states were
present. Rev. Knox was elected as
president to succeed DR.. Barbour
Upon the resignation of DR.. Keeling
of Beaumont, DIR. w. f. Bledsoe of
Marshall was elected list Vice-pres-
ident; Rev. Williams, End vice-pres-
ident. Among some of the prom
inent people who were here were
Rev. F. L. Lights, Houston; Lawyer
Boone, Chicago; Rev. Boone, Fort
Worth; Mrs. Jessie Holman; Long
view; DR.. Knox, Austin: Rev w. H.
Johnson, Terrell; Mrs. e. NJ. McShan,
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Wilson, Mr..
Jackson and Misses Cook and Bartee
of Dallas; Rev. Moore. Rev. and
Mrs. Waters, Nine. B. v. Branham,