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

Mt. Moriah Sunday was Supt. P. B
Hicks and family, Rev. E. Lecey Of
Nacogdoches, Mr.. e. d. Christian and
family, Mr.. A. d. Christian, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Lacey, Mr., Alvin Hern-
don, Mr.. James Herndon. Mr. x. A
Pierce and Richard Hill of Jackson
Vile. Mr.. 7. C. Cleaver paid Jack
sonville business trip Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday. Rev. f. B. Brown
of Alto passed through via the T.
and N. o. enroute to Mt. Enterprise,
Saturday. Mr.. j. r. Lamb went to
Sacul Saturday. Mrs. l.. G. CleaveT
who has been in Kerens on a visit
to relatives some two months re-
turned home LIST instant. Mrs. Dovie
Cleaver who went on several days
visit TO see her sick mother in jack
sonville, returned and reports moth
er not much improved. Mr.. Ben
Gray is forging ahead with his Cross
Tie business. Miss Florence Gray
has accepted a position on the fac
ulty with Iron Hill School. Prof.
II. w. Massie opened her school at
Rock Hill, Oct 3rd, as principal.
Mrs. Eula Massie opened her school
at Summerfeld, Oct. Bird, as princi-
pal. Prof. Armstead Martin OF Alto,
has contracted to teach at Mt. Olive
this season. Miss Emma HIKE and
Addie Walker visited in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Massie Sunday
Miss Doskie Hill of Nacogdoches is
on an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Muse. Rev. G. A. Moseley of
Kerens paid his old PASTORAL charge
a visit last week, and was the guest
of Mrs. Adline Muse and others.
Rev. Moseley is one of our worthy
pastors who is able to go over his
old trails again. The Reporter had
good hand shake with our ex-
pastor, Rex. DR.. u. L. Powell, who
is creditably serving the WOodville
Charge this year. He announced that
he would hold his Min. Annual Con-
ference at Woodville Thursday to
Sunday, where a noble time will be
enjoyed by many. He is doing nicely
this year. Mrs. Belle Muse is a
regular reader of the Dallas Express,
as well as the following: Mesdames.
A. Il. Kennedy, F. e. Price, Canada
Lacey and Miss Birdie Gray of Mt.
Elm. Mrs Mollie Christian and fam
ily with Misses Birdie and Carrie
Gray paid a pleasant visit to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Kyle. Mr.. S. N. Mel
son of Quincy was in Ponta to visit
relatives Sunday. He reports that
Quincy has a Colored cotton buyer,
who is actually buying the cotton.
Mr.. Arnold McCaull returned home
from Port Arthur Sunday to see
home folks. The following are sick
listed this week:M A. D. Cleaver.
A. d. Cleaver, Jr., and Miss Carrie
Cleaver. We are glad to mention
that they are convalescent. Mrs
Bell Muse and son visited in May
dell on a visit to her parents. Mr.
Andrew Tennison has a nice store
in the Mt Elm Community where
you will always find the Dallas Ex-
press on sale Saturdays and Sun
days. Watch the African delegation
a while. We are glad to say that
Miss Thelma KYLE. Mr.. Tommy
Leonard and Mrs. Della Cleaver are
improving.
Ferris. Oct. 13.-Revs. S. Moore
and ]. S. A. Trower were at their
churches Sunday. Rev. Prince, A.
M. e. church, and members are look
ing forward to the Bird Sunday Tor
their great rally. All are invited.
They plan to build in the near fu-
ture. The Express went like hot
cakes. They are glad to have the
news again. The Holiness. with
Mother Scott are having great meet
ing here. Prof Titles and family
worshipped at Bristol church Sun
daay.
San Angelo, Oct 13,-We are try
ing very hard to get every one that