The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22


: Wise Is Suificient-we all are aware
Of the conditions that exist in
Payne Chapel A. NJ. e. church this
year, and also the ones who was
styled as leaders Of this dissatisfac-
ton; however, those leaders have
made themselves square with the
church by paying their salaries and
only the followers are left out by
themselves who Will soon have to
account for their misconduct
Pastor. Mrs. Pearl Culberson has
gone to Claremore, OKLA, to open
a Beauty Parlor. Mrs. Martha Brown
on So. First street, is sick listed.
Misses Alamay Lewis and Hazel
Williams underwent successful oper-
atoms at st. Vincent Sanatarium for
tonsilitis Mrs. Ed. Cohen Of Dallas
and Miss Hazel ]. Benjamin of Hills
boro, are visiting Mrs. Mary Town
son. Mrs. Cynthia Bowen died Sun
day morning, 10th instant at res
idence of Mr. Marshall, corner Mont
gomery and Pacific streets, where
she was domiciled of paralysis. Her
remains was carried to her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Eva Douglass in Fair
view Addition, where they were laid
in state until afternoon OF 18th in
slant Funeral was held at Harmony
Baptist church Of which she was
consistent member by Rev. H. D.
Allen. the pastor Funeral auspices
/ American Beauty, s. NJ. T. Her
daughter, Mrs. Jewel Pavageau of
Los Angeles, Calf, when she re-
ceived the sad news there Sunday
afternoon became so PROSTATE with
grief until she was unable to come.
Payne Chapl A. NJ. z. church with
Rev. DR.. H. p. Evans, pastor, will
celebrate her Attn anniversary here
6 proxy. Will have preaching morn
ing and afternoon. Big literary pro-
gram. Denison will take part, Miss
Susie Cox is sick listed. Mrs. (Rev)
j. w. Williams is up from league
for Is days visit to her husband.
Rev. DR.. c. H. L. Moore, B. TIL, NJ.
D., of league, enroute to General
Baptist State and Educational Con-
vention in session in Denison this
week. occupied the pulpit at Pro-
gressive Baptist morning and evening
1eth instant. While here he was the
guest of the pastor, Rev. J. w. Will
Jams and wife. DR.. Moore is pres
ident of sanitarium in league
Mr.. Clark Skinner, age 50 years died
early Tuesday morning o'clock at
his home in Fairview after a long
illness. He is member of Polar
Star No. 1893, Masons and Odd Fell
lows. He is a member of Progress
| i've Baptist church. Funeral arrange
ments pending arrival of children.
The revival at Payne Chapel A. NJ.
g. church with Mrs. Cecil Watts the
great Evangelist assisting, came to
a close night of 10th instant with
8 additions. Large crowds attended
nightly with large number Of white
reople present. The funeral of Mr.
Emory j. Douglass who died night
Of 18th instant at st. Vincent SAM
tarium from operation was attended
Sunday afternoon at ST. John C. M
F.. church of which he was faithful
member by the pastor Rev. ]. F.
Robinson. assisted by Rev. H. D.
Allen of Harmony Baptist before
several thousand people; several hun
dred friends. relatives and Masons
coming from Denison. Funeral under
auspices of Masons. The Fred Doug
lass High School Band Of which he
was former instructor, played the
funeral dirge. There were many
beautiful floral offerings. His sister.
Mrs. Mary Alexander Of Fort Worth.
his cousin, Mr.. George Leuthers of
Gainesville, his nephew. Prof. W. r.
Wins and children of Denison, were
in attendance. Rev. l. T. Sanford.
pastor of st. James NJ. E. church
and members are having their End
pastoral year anniversary. 1923 in
slant, preparatory to their Annual
Conference to be held in Dallas, 25th
to 90th. Mr.. George Myrant is sick
listed. Shermans famous quartette
composed of Messrs. George John.
son. Alt Daingerfleld, John Douglass
and Clifford King will sing at the |
General Baptist and Educational Con-
vention in session in Denison this |
week, Mr.. Anderson Douglass is. in |
Marlin undergoing treatment. Mrs |
Georgia Nickerson Is VISITING her |
granddaughter. Mr., and Mrs. w. A
Roer in Dallas. Mr.. Jas. Martin and |
hahy are visiting relatives On Pitts |
hnrg and SULPHUR Strings. Mr. Dial.
los Thompson of Okmulgee is Wis
itirg his wife and her narents Mr. !
nd Mre. w r. Tnwrenee and fam |
ilv, Mr.. Hillard Of Denison Is Wis
ting Messrs. George and Silas John
son.
Wolfe City, Oct. 20.-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Foreman attended the Convention in
Fort Worth. Mr.. w. Bill was the |
guest of Mrs Wright Mrs. Winnie |
Hart was in the city Saturday Mrs. !
Amanda Garrett visited home +
Master James Thomas Is on the |
sick list this week. Don't forget the |
5th Sunday meeting at Rev. Lewis
church. 10 miles from Wolfe City. |
The Star Light Band of Ebenezer
Baptist church is going to have IN
entertainment Saturday night, Oct.
22nd Come one and all and help us.
Rev. Gentry of the c. NJ Z. Church /
held his services Sunday. Miss Rose
Worthem left for Roxton Saturday. |
We wish for more mothers to visit
Blanton Public School. Mr.. Houston
Carter and Mr.. Travis Cherry Wis
tied Palestine church Sunday night
Rev, Lewis preached an excellent
sermon Sunday night. Collection
1901. Mr. George Darden of Com
merce visited his step-mother, Mrs.
Virginia Carter, Also her nephew,
Haywood Burden of Commerce. Mrs.
w. G. Taylor was in the city Satur-
day on her way to her school at
Texas. Master Irwin
Gilmore spent few hours with Mr..
Houston Carter Saturday night.
Cisco, Oct 20.-Sunday School was
well attended at St Mark. also B.