The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

ren-not expected to live. Rev. Gias.
coe of the A. NJ. Z. church preached
to a nice crowd in the morning, and
they had excellent Sunday school.
The concert given by Miss Jessie c..
Barton at the c. M. Il. church was
enjoyed by all. The children, young
men and women were trained wei.
for their respective parts. The pro-
ceeds from the concert was $2S.7O.
Expenses $3.50, net 1920. Sunday
while Dr. Armstrong and wife were
away some one entered their home
and removed 4 gun, cake and a
cooked chicken and ransacked the
house for money or other valuables
The three days fishing party re-
turned and reported 4 fine time, rhe
party consisted of Messrs. Henry
Keller, w. p. Turner, j. A. Barton,
J. Rollins, Sam Daniels, b. Fields
and number of others of this place
and about, 80 from LewlsYile. They
were out on Mr.. Pete Carriers Lake
where they pitched camp. Boat rid.
ing was the pleasure. About so
pounds. of fish was caught Sick
listed: Miss Daisy Brown and Mrs.
Sanders
Cameron, Aug. 4.--Services were
good at Bethel and Cameron Grove.
Rev. p. B. Butler is bringing things
to past IN this meeting. There have
been 81 added to the onward march.
Rev. s. Z. Digs, who has charge OF
the revival at Cameron. and has at
this time SO converts. He is GER
tainly doing his part in the Viney ard.
The meeting will close Tuesday night
nesday night Miss Lille Bennett,
who is attending the Normal at Mar
lin, is visiting home folks for a few
Gays. Mines. J. c. HOyal and A. B.
Robinson attended Midsummer Con-
vention last week at COrsicana Prof.
Bartlett was a pleasant visitor last
Thursday and Friday. Mr. S. A.
Randle of Waco, spent two days in
the city last week in behalf of Con-
tinential Casualty Insurance Prof
and Mrs. A. J. Kelly left for Grand
Lodge OF G.. U. o. of o. f. and H. H.
of Ruth at Houston, Sunday night.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore
died Monday after long Illness.
Mrs. (Dr) Young is suffering severe
ly with badly cut finger Mr.. VIM.
Pendleton and Mr.. Dennis Miller
exported truck of Mexicans to
Corpus Christi last week to pick cot
ton and returned safely. Mr. John
passed. and daughter, Louise and
granddaughter, Little Jaunita Woods
left for Giddings Monday to visit
his son, Mr.. Emanuel Pascal Mrs.
Laura McNeal met with serious ac-
cident last week by falling from
swing and fractured her arm. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Hughes held her Midsummer
Missionary Convention at Corsicana
last week and will attend Grand
Lodge of Household of Ruth at
Houston before returning. Sick Est
ed: Mines. Virginia Coleman, Ella
Moten and Winnie Nelson. MI. Pose
Anderson is rccuperating
Grapeland. Aug. 4.-Road working
is getting to be the order of the
day about here in the day and re-
vival at night. The meeting at Mt.
Zion closed yesterday with baptizing
and the Lords Supper Had three
additions. two for baptism and one
MIR. VIM. Taylor by restoration, and
here is hoping that he will stay this
time as he and the writer joined
Mt. Zion in the year 1893, and were
baptized together, and ye Scribe has
tried to live consistent Christian
every since. We raised S59. or $50
in this revival which | think did
well for these depressed times Rev.
Stephens preached a few soul STIR
ring sermons, but was very cour-
teous to his visiting ministers, and
the Revs. Clifford, Simpson and Can
ron took the opportunity to prove
that they were able to deliver the
word of God. So much so, that
am told that Rev. Cannon blocked
the venerable Rev. N. P. Johnson
from closing the services one night
when called upon by the pastor, God
bless these young minister's in their
struggle for prominence. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. James Fletcher OF
Flkhart. who was beaten at ball
game, died a few days ago from the
injuries sustained The Chicago En-
terprise is gaining much ground
around here; We Scribe sells great
batch of them, wish the Express
could sell as cheap NThe peopfe ike
it. but all want pay the price, yet
It is worth every cent asked for II.
Big dinner at General Zion Sunday,
August Z, and we expect to he there
H. w. l.. Shepherd. agent.