The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15

VI uuly anu . Iull corp OF ledCnefS
to eXpound the desired information
Promptly at 11:30 a. m. the pastor
assembled the rostrum and delivered
a great message, which brought loud
applause from the listeners. Al 500
p. m. we went with our pastor to
the A NJ. Il. church to attend a
rally. Rev Well preached a splendid
sermon. Collection was GOOD First
Baptist church reported good SER
vice. Sunday School and 3. Y. T.
U. with Phillips and Buchanan,
Managers Bro. George Dixon was
On the sick list with a rising. Pastor
Thomas and NJ. Mcmillan, Tommy
lIooger, V. Bates, l.. Murphy, N.
Goodrun r. Dixon will attend the
Progressive e. B. at Wichita Fails.
this week
Plano, oct. l3.--Rev. G. W. Ingram
has started his revival at the C. NJ.
Z. church. c. G. NJ Reynolds lee
tured at this place Monday night.
Mrs. Ada Drake was visitor here
last week with her relatives and
trends. Mrs. Nola Crutchheld and
Mrs. Watkins spent Saturday and
Sunday here. Mrs. Tanker and Mrs.
>. S. Chinn made flying trips TO Den
ton, Saturday. Mrs. Estella Heard
had her tonsils removed
Gainesville, Oct. 13.-Mt. Olive Bap-
list church met as usual. The les
son was well taught. Prayer SER
vice was conducted as usual, after
which preaching was had by Rev
j. Il. Laid. He preached a soul
stirring sermon. Text Cor. 1:1O-31.
There were some encouraging re-
marks by Rev. b. j. Brown, the
pastor. Cornth Baptist church Sun
day opened at usual hour. Lesson
was well taught and after this SER
vice preaching was had by the pas
! tor, Rev. G. B. Williams. Rev. j. Il.
! Ladd preached for the A. NJ. L.
church Tuesday night The services
were excellent at the c. M. Il. church
all daY Sunday. Rev G. i. Williams
preached a soul stirring sermon al
the A. NJ. T.. church Sunday after
noon. The Ladies Culture Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Curtis Penn
bleton. After transacting the bus
iness lovely menu was Sc Yed. All
present: Mrs. B. J. Brown, Mrs. G
H. feathers, Miss Era Greagry, Miss
l.. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Cummings
Miss f. Hendrix. Also the White
Rose Club met with us. st. James
C. NJ. Il. Church-,$102.79 was the
results Of the Mock Annual Confer,
ence, which closed on the End in.
slant Oct. 9Th Rev. w. louis Smith
celebrated his AZ birthday with q
Turkey dinner. Those present we're.
B. j. Drennon, Zeke Thomas, DR.
70. T. Strong, Madams. F. X. Nc
PherSon, Addie Woods. Nettie +
Benson, Allie j. Crawford, Henrietta
Cole Miss Marjory b. Hill and Little
Miss Addie L. Robinson. Dallas Tx
press at Wilson'S Cafe.
Sherman. Oct. 13-The Season,
Grandest Social ..Eyent-was giver
at the palatial home of Mrs Walter
Kimball, 800 North Branch street
occasion, with sweet music by Mrs
Mrs. Bertha Franklin of Los Angeles
California on evening of 9th instant
lntermingling with the elite of tn,
city handsomely and georgeously
dressed ladies and gentlemen will
home appropriately arranged for tn,
occasion, with sweet music by Mrs
Eddie Mitchell! on piano. with varie
gated games finally ending up tail
ing the donkey in which Mrs Dr.
ID. w. Porter won the first prize, will
Mrs. Nirgie Jones winning secont
prize. The evening was we'll spen
by all present. Refreshments con
sisted Of brick ice cream, cake, salat
and punch Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Carson, DR.. D. w
Porter, Mrs. B. V. Lewis. Miss Nelli
Douglass, Mrs. m.McKinley John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hudie Douglass
Mrs. Jane Tucker, Mrs. Sally Elan
Mrs. Fife hurry, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Heard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Polk
Mrs. Emma Mitchell, Mrs. NJ. J
Grain, Mrs. John Stone. Mr.. Felix
Gardner, Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, Nh
Eddie Mitchell, Mr.. Van Tate, MI
Ed. Jones. Mr. p. w Carpenter. NJ,
Emory j. Douglass underwent an op
GRAFTON at st. Vincent Sanitarium
Mi. George Hardeman of Paris, &C
companied by Mr.. r. H. Robinson
OF Greenville, an insurance man, Wis
tied mis- daughter and son, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eddie Mitchell. Rev. j. E
Laid of Louisville, KY, an Evangelis
of Missionary Baptist, church occu
pied the pulpit on evening of 5tl
instant at st. John C. NJ. Il. church
while he was guest of Mr. and Mrs
Bob Birminghom and Mrs. Charlie
Greer and family. Rev. Garyin o
Greenville, ILL.,, is assisting Rev. j
P. Powell and members of Fair'iev
Baptist Mission in big revival. MI
}. d. GOodson, our druggist, ha
returned from Newota, Okla, wher
Re visited Miss Willie Mae Montsom
cry, also visiting her parents in Mus
kcgee, Rev. and Mrs, G. H. WasE
ington. Miss Leitha Cornelius ha
returned from Summer trip to Col
orado Springs, Colo. Miss Mary vii
bourne has recently returned from
most delightful trip in Lis Angeles
Calf. Rev. H. D. Allen, ZINES. j
w. Ward and L. Coleman are in at
tendance at baptist State EducatiOna
and Missionary Convention in For
Worth this week. Messrs John Levi
and l. T. Everett motored to Dallas