The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-09

go by" Mrs. S. CHATTER. 8. Recital,
Mrs. Amanda Lewis. Instrumental
Solo, Mrs. l.. Hunter. Solo, Mrs. Ruth
Jordan, You didn'h want me wnen |
you had me- etc. Paper in behalf !
of the club, Mrs. Bessie Sherman. |
Closing song by the club, Till we
meet again Mrs. Ruby Harris, |
Pianist. Services were well attended |
at all churches Sunday. Rev n. G.
Smell and Dr.. Il. j. Cain are conduct |
ing the meeting held at the Church
of God The X. of p. and Court OF
Calanthe held their annuOl services
Sunday at A. NJ. Il. Church. An eX-
cellent program was rendered; ser
mon preached by Rev. A. A. Brown.
Mrs. SUSIE Jiles, Laura Miller, Rev
and Mrs. Pugh, Lucy Richardson,
Minnie Kelly, Artolee Morgan, Ella
Reese, Master Eugene Robinson and
Ida Baxter attended the A. NJ. +. MS
sionary Institute last week The A.
NJ. L. Church raised $1OS9S5 in the
entire conference. Mrs. Callie Sto-
vail and Margret Hannah spent
Sunday in Baxter. Mr.. Josh Nc
Donald left for Fort Worth, Texas
for his health. Little Miss Minnie
May Miller was called here from
school in Corsicana to the bedside of
her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Tuck
er, who was stricken with paralysi
last week. Mr.. Alex Baxter was call
ed to Tyler to attend the funeral OF
his brother who died last week. Miss
Margret Richardson of StOckard
school spent Sunday in the city the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Franks spent sew
eral days in Dallas visiting friends
Arrivals: Mr.. p. Maddox and Mr.
John Mcdonald from Dallas. Mr..
Aaron Franks and Mrs Annie Fore
man were called to Fort Worth to
Those who are in debt for your pa
per see the reporter, Laura Miller.
Gainesville, April 1.-THE Ministers
Alliance met with Mt. Olive Church.
We are glad to have such men as
Rev W. l.. Smith Rev. n. II. Mel
ton. They are getting people to-
| gether. Rev. G. A. Simon was in
| Selma Sunday. MIR. and Mrs. Martin
/ MaCkey have moved. Mrs. Earnest
/ Hubbard and children have returned
from visit to Oklahoma. Mr.. Andy
/ Long married Sunday. Mr.. Ed.
/ Copeland is the Star collector. Rev.
IN. H. MeltOn's rally begins on the
/ 18th Sunday in April. Mrs. r. II.
/ Hendrix Hill of DenisOn. Miss Flor
ence Hendrix are Visiting here. Mr..
Turley is In Dallas. Mr. otto Miles OF
/ Tulsa, Okla, is at home sick. Mr.. Pat
! Chenault and wife of Boley, Okla,
will make Gainesville their home.
Miss Verda Cherry and Ruby LETTERS
Visited Mrs. b. Hendriv. Mrs. Sam
/ Willis is guest Of Mrs. X. c. Craig
/ Leave your news at KNIT and Grow
| ers Grocery Store. | am glad to
write your news. st. James c. VI.
/ l.. Chmch-The rally closed at the
| c. VI. +. Church Monday night March
2Sth after an effort of 60 days,
| S95042 was collected. All claims
for the year except pastor and pre-
siding elder were paid in full. Rev.
| W. Louis Smith. the pastor, mas
proven himself master of the sit
uation; he leads the Fort Worth Dis
! tIIct in his church. Good and well
attended services we're reported last
Sunday. Sunday April 4th was a
| nigh day at the Mt. Olive Baptist
| Church. Sunday School opened on
/ time with Supt Fullbright ut his
post. In the afternoon a program
was rendered by Junior classes and
the amount of $30.25 was raised.
Ennis, April Mrs. Fuller is
here this week in the interest of edu-
cation. Rev. II. McKenner will
leave this week for Marlin to spend
two or three weeks for his health
Mrs. Mary Robertson spent Sunday
! in Bremond with her Mother DR..
Blount will leave soon for Kansas
City, where he will make his future
home.
Ranger, April Ranger is great
! ly improving st. Paul Baptist church
is stirring up the work in this place.
Smith Chapel Church is planning
their new church with Rev. J. W.
Washington, pastor. In their rally
they raised $4,000.
league. April Sunday School
was well attended Sunday at all
churches. Rev. Pruitt was at his
post Sunday at the A. NJ. f. Church.
The Easter program was success.
Miss NJ Brewer returned home last
Sunday,