The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01
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Rockwell, Sept. 29.-Church Ser
vices were not well attended Sun
day on account of the rain. Rock
wall Jazz Band entertained the Fra
ternal Chautauqua Mr.. J. H. An
derson of Calvert, Grand Supreme
Visor of the Wonderful Workers OF
the World was in the city installing
the officers of Mt. Moriah Lodge,
organized by Mrs. Blanch Thomas.
Mr.. l.. w. Reynolds was in town on
business. Mr.. L. d. Boyd of Ter
rell, Texas, was in the city writing
insurance. Mrs. G. W. Nelson has
returned home from Fort Worth.
Mrs. Z. Scaggs is visiting in Fred
rick, Okla. Mrs. Beatrice Ellis of
Oklahoma is in the city. Mrs. Essie
Freeman is out on the streets again
after being confined to her room
for several weeks. Miss Lula Atkins
is confined to her room at this writ
ing. Mrs. Il. J. Dorm was called to
Fort Worth to attend the bedside of
her daughter. Miss Margrett Spanon
of Kaufman, is visiting relatives in
the city. The Dallas Express will
be delivered to you for sc per copy,
See r. F. Walton, agent and reporter.
Honey Grove, Sept. 29.-The people
of this place were all smiles to
welcome the Rev. Mooney back af-
ter an absence of a few days at
Point, Texas, where he has been
conducting 3 meeting. He preached
Thursday night at Spence Chapel
A. NJ E. Church, and Sunday found
us aall coming through the rain to
hear this great pastor. Subject was:
Christ our Refuge" He is an
Evangelist of some renown. A pas
tor who does things. Mrs Matte
Burnough and Mrs Leatha Shom
from Dodd City worshipped with us
Sunday. Rev. Demon, the blind
preacher, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday. He is a great speak
er. Rev. Mooney, said the great need
for men and women who were true
and tried was here, and If we felt
strong and able we should help to
fight the battle of the weak and
bring them to the throne of God
and its equivalent Rev. Mooney
said the d Has Express was a great
paper and deserved the support of
the Colored people of this country.
The Reverend advised the people to
raise what they needed for their
immediate consumption on their own
farm and back yard. Live closer to
God, believe in ourselves and our
brother and prosper; read more and
send our children to school to learn.
He said further, the man who would
win must laugh at defeat, must let
each failure he a stronger deter
mination to make good. Rev. Moon
ey was in Dallas last week shaking
hands with friends. lie will be
urged to return to Point, Texas,
another year. He surely loves the
Dallas Express and said he would
do something for 1t wherever he
goes. May the Lord bless the young
man in his fight onward. B. B. Bur-
nugh, Telephone, Texas.
Van Alstyne, Sept. 29.-Service5
were good at all churches Sunday.
The Rev. Ford announced that he
would send IL his report on the
LIST, 3rd and 4th Sundays and he
wanted the paper sent to him. The
members of the Christian church
went out on their annual outing last
Thursday night. There was large
number present, which took three
trucks to carry them. After an hour
or so they pitched and anchored at
Weston, Texas, our sister town, and
witnessed an enjoyable time Miss
G. M. Wilson. the most celebrated
soprano singer, left last Thursday
to prepare for her school opening,
which will he on the 9Th of October.
Miss Wilson is emploved in the office
Of the president Of Texas College at
TYLER. Texas This is Acknowledged
to he one Of the Sorth's finest
SCHOOLS. Miss Opal Mckinney was
able 70 go home last FRIDAY; she
lives IN Wichita Falls. She is afso
a student of Tevas CoIlese. Mrs
Matte Powell is visiting relatives
in Abilene. Texas for few DAYS.