The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29
Fexas Fowns

Lone Oak, Oct. Pint. GiIead
Baptist Church: Our little city is
engaged in church work every sun
day. Sunday School on time with
some OF tne teachers present Col
lection for the day was 5000. The
presiding elder. Rev Beings. held
his last Quarterly Conference with
the c. NJ. L. church Sunday. He
preached two strong sermons to a
crowded house. At night collection
was s60.43. Mrs. Matte Whytus,
president of the Missionary Society
put the Y. w. A. to work Sunday
with Miss Essie Taylor. president
Get togther In the right way and
cts do more effective work for
Christ. II. L. Lenad, Reporter.
Vernon, Oct. 27.- Sunday was a
high day among the churches, Dr.
W. A. Thomas OF the New Hone
Baptist Church. Mrs NJ Nc
MILAN and Mrs. Laura Goodun re-
turned from the General State Con
yention Of Texas and reported fine
and successful time. The doctor
preached two wonderful sermons,
which VIII live in the minds o. the
listeners for years. There were three
additions to the church. Rev Cole
man reports a good service at the
First Baptist Church Also Rev.
Wells OF the A. NJ. T.. church. who
preached his departure sermon. Eat
at d. Walton's Cafe when here.
Cisco, Oct. 27.--Serwces were well
attended It st. Mark Baptist Church
Sunday, also Sunday School and b.
~. p. u. was well attended. Rev.
W. NJ. Wishton was at his post and
preached wonderful sermon at
night. Mrs. Emma Neal won the
prize bcx. Every body expressed q
nice time, and went home happy ar
ter the affair Ben James Marshall
spent Saturday in Eastland. Mrs.
Fielder is very proud of her sister,
Hattie with her again. Cisco is plan
ming to pull off Halloween Party
at Mrs. ]. c. Grayson's residence.
Everybody come and have sood
thine. Mrs Ollie Walker is some
what able to be up again to the
delight OF her friends. The ExpresT
is for sale at the famous Jackson's
Cafe
Rockwell, Oct. ~ sunday was
high day at st. Paul A. M. n;
church. The Presiding Elder held
his quarterly conference. Sunday
school was we'll attended with It's
officers present. At morning the 4.
E., preached a soul-stirring sermon
And at 4:30 he gave us a grand lee
ture. At night he was at his pest
Preached from Psalms 92:12. There
was a crowded house. Mesdames
Charlotte Dunn. r. Townsend and
Gordon OF Garland, worshipped with
us Sunday. And there were good
" number from Royce City. MIS-.
B. Thomas has returned from kauI-
man. 1t is reported that a W. w.
o. w. Lodge has been organized at
that place. Mr.. Tom Sanders re-
ceived a scalp wound by the falling
debris off the viaduct. Sick listed:
Mrs. e. Young. The Dallas Express
is only cents per copy @. 0. ID.
buy one. r. F. Walton, Reporter.
Ranger, Oct. 27.-services were
well attended at Smiths Chapel A,
NJ. f. church Sunday. 1t being the
last Sunday before our Annual Con-
ference, which convenes in Ell Paso
Oct. 26th. Services were largely at
tended throughout the day with st.
Paul Baptist church with us during
all services. A good Sunday School
with large attendance. Lesson
nicely discussed all enjoying the les
son. Our Superintendent put the
questions high but we all did our
hest. We having union Sunday
School. Collections S1.57. At eleven
high we heard soul stirring SER
mon from our beloved pastor and
our souls were all made glad at
8 o'clock. Our white friend, Rev.