The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27

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CarrOlltOn, Aug. 25.-We are still
alive in our Sunday School and
church work. We have just closed
a successful 10 days meeting al
the A. M. e. church, which was con-
Quoted by Rev. Sister Cecil Watts.
There were glorious services each
night. She is wonderful speaker
and will never be forgotten at this
place. There were 10 added to the
church. Rev. Baker knew what he
was doing when he engaged this
Gospel champion to assist in con-
Quoting these meetings. $500 was
raised Rev. F. l.. George, enroute
to Denton stopped over for a few
days with Rev. ]. II. Bush. And
while here he attended church at
White Rock. Mrs. Laura Turner
from White Rock spent few days
last week in Plano with her sick
sister, Mrs. Lylia Jackson is still
in the Sanitarium at Dallas, and is
reported getting along nicely. Little
George Spears is still sick, but i'm
proving slowly. Rev. Pew of Athens,
will speak tonight at the A M. Il.
church. Mesdames. c. Bradley and
G. Bush are going to entertain Sat
urday night for the church. Mr..
Lee Jones has been selling water
melons for four weeks, has been
running two wagons. He is furn-
ishing the people enough homeless
hams.
Calvert, Aug. 25'-Mr. S. H. Wood
ay - back from Waxahachie, Fort
Worth and Dallas and report a fine
trip. Hon. ]. H. Anderson made /.
flying trip Wednesday and returned
Thursday. Mr.. Anderson is moving
the w. o. w. Mr.. Jas. Ross left
Thursday night for Breckenridge,
where he has accepted a first class
JOB. Mr.. Ross is cook OF the first
class He sold his interest in the
Risby-Ross barber shop before leav-
ing to Mr.. Tim Risby. Prof. H. S.
Harris of Ennis is in the city. Mr.
VIM. Lane left Saturday to visit
friends in Groesbeck, Texas. Saint
James A. M. e. church is nearing
completion. We are expecting "
have a grand rally on entering the
building. Prof. w. r. Payne is still
indisposed. Mr. Allen Taylor and
wife are in the city, the guest of Mr..
Taylor's mother. Rev. NJ. L. Cow
ington, of Bethel Baptist church,
baptized IL at the Garrett Tank; in
the crowd was Mr.. w. Scott, one OF
Calvert's oldest sinners. Miss Alb
ner Hester left for New York, City,
N. Y, to visit her sister, Mrs. Amy
Jones. Mr.. Tom Wallace died in
Mart and remains was shipped here
and entered in the Jericho cemetery
four miles north of the city. Miss
Matella Hester left Wednesday, night
to visit her sister in Galveston. Mr..
James Woodson and Mrs. Katie Ban
hester Polk were quietly married
Thursday night at the brides home,
i'll north east Calvert. Prof. Z. D.
Bats spent Thursday afternoon in
this city, Mrs. NJ. d. Covington is
visiting in South Texas Prof. T.
H. Brawley of Dallas is N the city
looking after business interests. The
citizens of Calvert are proud to shake
hands with this educator. Mrs. Rosie
Hammond Randolph of Dallas was in
the city a few days and was the
pleasant visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Wimberly. While in the city she
called at the Nine. B. E. Browns
Beauty Parlor. Mrs. Charles NJ. Fish
err Harvey left Tuesday for Dallas
and Fort Worth to visit friends and
relatives. DR.. Wallace of Cleburne
and his brother Fred Wallace were
called to see the last of their uncle,
Mr.. Tom Wallace whose remains
was laid to rest in the Jericho GEM
etery near Calvert. Miss Lula Lane
Of Hammond spent few days in
Calvert the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. R. Payne. Rev. E. w. McClen-
IN. an old Calvert boy. spent a few
hours in the city, the guest of his
sister Mrs. Cartwright.
Mt. Zion services were good Sun
day. 13 happy souls were plunged
in baptism. Pleasant grove took up
where Mt. Zion left off and is still
making people see their condition.
Pleasant Grove service is revived by
the gospel preached by Rev. Hoyt of
Foorne Many souls have seen the
light by the preaching of this min
lister. Miss 1. D. Nelson is much bet
ter. Mrs. H. higgins is back home
again. Mrs. Rachel Foster left f"r
Thornton today. Mr.. T. Risby made
flying trip to Baileyville Thursday
morning.
Quincy, Aug. 25.-Sunday was high
day at Rock Hill church. More than
500 persons were there at the OPP
ening sermon of the revival. Rev.
brown hanuled the subject, "Introduc-
ing 1osrs" in a very masterful way to
mixed audience, after which an
old fashion basket dinner was spread
N 8 E1:n was enjoyed
by all present. There were many
visitors froro Dalton who worshippej
In Quincy Sunday. Cotton begins to
move nov, and Prof. J. L. Hamilton,
our cotton buyer will soon be kept
o. b. ng cotton raised around
Quincy. Hon. H. L. Price is in Rusk
this week on business, also Mr.. w.
A. Hall. Mr.. ]. #. Price made q
flying trip to Jacksonville this week.
Rev. w. B. Bailey is assisting Rev.
]. C. Brown is conducting the re-
vival at Quincy. Quite number
worshipped at Rock Hill Sunday
from Church Hill. Rev. Floyd High
tower Of Cushing, Texas, spent a
few days here visiting Mr.. ]. E. Hall.
Mr.. q. Garner is doing some build
in Jacksonville Quincy is erecting
modern $3.300.00 school building.
It will be ready by October 1. Sew
eral people are planning to attend
tho State Convention at TYLER this