The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

several months with a weak heart
Funeral attended from Galilee Bap
list Church, Rev. Franklin officiating
Laid to rest in the Mock johnson
Cemetery. Mr.. Isaac Raymond, ant
old citizen of this city died at hi
home after long illness; laid t
rest in the Mack Johnson Cemetery.
Palestine, May 12.-West Unior
Baptist church went over the top il
the effort to raise enough to pay of
the debt of the church; S2,S35.00 were
raised AZ the members are happy
over the Results and Pastor Wise is
all smiles. Miss Birdie Gardner who
married DR. Johnson of Chicago
Dec. s65192O, at her fathers home
abouT eight miles from Palestine is
still residing in Anderson county
DR.. Johnson returned 10 Chicago &c
study some special work at the Uni
versity of Chicago, but expects to
come for Mrs. DR.. Johnson in the
next few weeks. Rev. D. A. Butler
of Terrell, Texas, preached at West
Union Baptist Church Sunday morn
| ing, May 8, subject. Mother"
jacksonville, May 12.-Services were
well attended Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
e. w. Massey spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Sallie MCGEE. Miss
Sarah Clinton returned from Tyler.
JacksbOrO, May 12.-Services at all
churches were good Sunday. Bro.
Kelly was at his post. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mosley accompanied their
daughter, Miss Ida Mosley, to Fort
Worth to undergo an operation. She
is doing nicely at this writing. Mr..
Eddie Shelton is improving from the
accident of a broken leg. Mesdames
Mittie Means and Ethel Hays were
bitten by spiders but are improving.
Mr.. James Means was home for a
few days, and took his little son
Walter Lee to Dallas to visit his
aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Henderson.
Cause, May 12.-Mr. Joe Gates OF
Milano was visitor in our city last
week The student body rendered {
splendid program at the closing OF
school Friday night. The ball
game between the Cause school team
tory for the former. Rev. w. NJ
| Rucker Of Marlin, pastor of Hopewell
Baptist Church at Six Miles, passed
through enroute home. Mrs. Clara
Cobb, sister of Prof. Tidwell and her
daughter, came up for the school
closing and returned home Sunday
Mrs. NJ. L. Curry is visiting her
father after undergoing serious
operation at the Cameron Sanitarium
Mrs. L. L. Ayke of Houston is Wis
ting in our city. Mr.. Randolph Young
and daughter of Hanover were shop
ping in our city Saturday. Rev. w
S. Barber preached two able sermons
Sunday. 1t was a high day with
them. They had rally which netted
$500. Little Stephen Wilson is i'm
proving at this writing. The Home
Mission Society of Zion Hill Bap-
fist Church will have a rally on
! fifth Sunday. Rev. VIM. Harris came
in from Branchville Monday. Supper
at A. NJ. Z. Church Saturday night
Mrs. Hannah Thompson is Milanc
is visiting friends here. Rev. F. w
Warren stopped in Cause Tuesday
enroute home, where he conducted
an educational rally. The Cameron
District Wowan's Home and Foreign
Missionary Convention of the A. NJ
! f. Church will convene in this city
with the members of the st. Stephens
Chapel 26-29 instant. Mrs. Salhe
Moore of Houston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Diana Ferguson. Read
the Express Mrs. c. V. Smile, Re
porter.
Denton, May 1.-THE weather was
bad Sunday, but the attendance al
the church was good. The Fort
Wort District Conference was held
at st. James A. NJ. f. Church. Rev
Melton represented the P. Il. in this
meeting and preached two able SER
mons Sunday. The Odd Fellows and
Ruthites held their annual services
at First Baptist Church. The pro-
gram was excellent. Rev. Mask CT
the C. NJ. E. Church delivered the
sermon. Choir of the First Baptist
Church furnished musl- for the oc-
casion. Mrs. ]. w. Reynolds and
Uncle Arch are on the sick list The
proposed Cemetery Association Wis
| tied the cemetery Tuesday and clean
ed the graves Of friends and rel
atives. They hope to perfect an or
ganization to keep up this work.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Logan,
two fine boys. Saturday, on died
| Mr.. John Walker of Denton, who il
in the mail service was in the ct
Sunday. Stop at 500 N. Oakland
street for the Express. Read it and
keep posted to the times.
Athens, May 12.-Services were
well attended Sunday in spite of
rain. Rev. Peel of Kaufman preached
for Rev. Pugh Sunday night Prof
and Mrs. Fisher and large delega-
ton of persons attended the Com
mencement exercises at Malakoff
Friday. Mr.. Will and Miss Crestina
Mcdonald we're called to Dallas to
/ the bedside of their brother, who is
reported much improved at this
writing Mrs. Mary Jordan and her
little granddaughter, Georgia B.
Caldwell of Tyler spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jordan.
Mrs. Mary Jordan leaves for Marlin
to visit her daughter, Mrs. l.. B. Lee
Prof. and Mrs. Luper of Kerens were
here guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jor-
dan. The Church of God, the Her
Dimes, also the Missionary sisters re-
ports 1886 from their effort. The
Allen c. e. League of the A. NJ. f.
Church with Mrs. Annie Hamilton
President is taking on new life. Mrs
Lucy Martin of Longview is visiting
her mother Mrs. Eliza Ware. Mr.
E. G. Franks and Mrs. Robert Der
rough leaves for Dallas for few
days. The l. H. Club met May End
with Miss Matte Thorn. After the
usual business routine, three course
luncheon was served. Ne It meeting
with Miss Temple Criner. Ellen
Richardson. Reporter. Mrs. Rena