The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-23

MS WlIe last week. MIR. I1Stern
Jones OF Dallas visited his mother
, last week.
Wolfe City, July Sunday
School was well attended at all the
churches Sunday. Services were well
attended at the G. M. e. church.
The revival closed Sunday night
with much success for the upbuil-
ding of this place There was 26
added to the church. Collection
$4,000. The B. Y. P. u, is yet
improving and the Star Light Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are visiting in
Bonham this week Mrs Lotion is
in Greenville, this week visiting her
sick brother. Mrs. Gulnnie Is on the
sick list. We are expecting great
time this week at the picnic. John
ID. Stull, reporter.
Merkel, July 21.-Sister Maggie
Taylor left for Calvert, Saturday
night, to attend the funeral of her
mother Mr.. Ed Coleman is on the
sick list this week. Rev. e. w.
Willy will organize a Missionary
Baptist church at Roscoe.
Carrollton, July 21.-The rally
at Sims Chapel A. M. E. church was
well attended Sunday all day. Plenty
of water and dinner on the grounds.
Rev. B. f. johnson of Grapevine,
preached at 1880 a. m. At $3.50
p. M, Rev. Chas Sims of Dallas,
preached wonderful sermon and at
night Rev. Jordan preached. The
church of God choir rendered music.
Rev. G. H. Tally was with us, he
delivered a splendid lecture to the
Sunday school, with so many good
words to the small children. In the
rally $45.89 was realized, for the
rebuilding of the church. There are
| four clubs, but, only two reported
on the account of sickness in their
families they could not get out, Rev.
j. H. Bush and family motored to
White Rock, Saturday to attend the
picnic. They reported a nice time
and the meeting of many old friends.
Mr.. Dave Davis of Plano visited his
sister, Mrs. w. H. Heads, Satur-
day and Sunday. He delights in the
place of his childhood days Rev.
]. S. Powe was with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Booths last week. Mrs. Eddie
Spears little son and daughter left
last Thursday for White Rock.
Calvert, July 21.-Mr. Eugene
Smith and little son, the Calvert re-
porters father and brother are in
the city visiting relatives and
friends. Miss Odessa Moore, a grad
uate of tine Venlson nigh School is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Miss Odessa is product of
Calvert high school and the en-
tire citizenry of Calvert are glad
to do her honor Rev. B. 7. Reese,
p. e. Bryant District A. M. E.
Church held the third quarterly con-
ference with st James church Sun
day. Services were held on the
church lawn. The pastor, Rev. Dunn
was present. Rev. P. R. Humber,
pastor of Independence Baptist
church came in Friday and was
with his people all day. He is al
so pastor of the First Baptist church
at Cameron. Mrs. F. V. Henry is
sick at her home. Mr.. Henry has
the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in his hour of trouble. Mrs. |
Lula M. Robertson left Tuesday for
South Texas, to visit friends. The
ladies of st. James, are pulling
nails from the old lumber and do
ing a general clean up for the Ma
sons to begin their work. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Anderson and sister, |
Mr.. ]. e. Williams and Matt Foster
left Monday night for Fort Worth,
To Oh cd ern
full Workers of the World Prof.
A. H. Minis, Jas. Ross, e. R. Max
well left Monday night to attend the
Grand Lodge at FIT. Worth. They will
spend the week end in. the Panther
City. Prof. Minis is Worshipful Mas
ter of the local lodge at Calvert. We,
learned Miss Eula Dunlap is able
to sit up in bed We are glad to
announce that DR.. Taylor fought a
good fight in this case. DR.. l. o.
Davis, d. e. Brasmore, Jas. Woody,
Will Eldrigde and Tom Williams at
tended the big dinner at Mt. Zion
Friday. Mr.. ]. 2. Williams, Matt
Foster, Mrs. j. H. Anderson and
Miss Mary Anderson and others
came home Saturday from Fort
Worth. Mrs. Nertall, retired to bed
Friday seemingly well and hearty,
but during the night she requested
her husband to battle her face in
cold water, which he did and shortly
she succombed to the reaper death.
The Dallas Express reporter and
other friends extend sympathy to the
the bereaved husband and family.
We are glad to announce the pres
ence of Mrs. Lula Maxwell at church
Baileyville and Jones Prai-
RE Sunday services were fine at Mt.
Zion. Mrs T. M. Williams, M. e.
Webb and F. A. Williams are back
from Hampstead, where they attend
ed the session of the Lincoln AS
ISOLATION. Misses L. N. PARTS of
Calvert, Alice Florrise of Marlin
are pleasant visitors to the Williams
girls. A great time was enjoyed at
the community dinner given by the
club of the Bailevyille Sneed and
Baileyvllle crossed bats. Baileyville
was the winner of the fracas. We
refret very much to note the ac-
cident and injuries sustained by
Misses Geneva Webb and Emma
Baker when Mr.. Joe Guide ran them
down with his automobile. Miss
Geneva is reported serious eat this
writing. Miss Baker sustained in
juries about the chest and head.
We hope for them a speedy recov-
cry. The young ladies are very use
full in our community.
Greenville. July 21.-Sunday was
a big day at all churches. Rev. KIM
brough preached two wonderful SER
mons. At New Hope at 4 p. m. |
Rev. Sparks of Fl. Worth, lectured {
10 men only. Subject Perfect
Method" Rev. L. B. Moss was In
The city again from Rowlett, where
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