The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-24

r. s. Jenkins, P. Il. Dallas District
held quarterly conference with Rev
Glasgow and members Of the A. NJ
h. church. Sunday he preached a
noble sermon and one new member
was added to the church. Collection
for the day was $4,000. Rev. Glas-
gov reported round report at the
S. S. Convention held in Fort Worth
but OWING to his illness he was fore
ed to return home before adjourn
ment. Our presiding elder, r. s
jenkins will be sent to Liberia in
honor of his splendid work for the
purpose of obtaining real information
of our people in this region. The
church entertainment given by Mrs
Mary Moody was largely attended
and netted nice sum. Miss Daisy
Brown left Monday for Waco, where
she will later enter Paul Quinn Col
lege. Miss Beulah Mae Wilson of
Dallas, spent several days with Mrs.
Carrie Bledsoe. Mr.. A. B. Will has
everybody wondering; he keeps the
Ford four busy going up to Mrs.
Bledsoe's and on Fuqua Street. Mrs,
car and also the sons of Mrs. Isaac
Colt. Mr.. Brown has purchased a
Chandled Six. Since gas is down
to 15c it seems every body intends
to put down the horse and buggy.
Most all of the farmers are through
picking cotton and now ready to
gather corn. The cotton prices are
still going down and the farmers are
holding cotton for higher prices. Mr..
and Mrs. John Lloyd are the proud
parents of fine baby boy. Mother
and boy are doing nicely. Mrs.
Carter and Daughter, Matte of Lewis
vile were the guests of the McShann
family Sunday. Many of the White
Rock cars have been busy going to
Evening Chapel C. NJ. Z. church to
hear DR.. K. j. Johnson of Chicago,
Ill. Mrs. Laura Turner and others
report his lecture to women was a
great treat Sunday and was highly
enjoyed by all present,
Wolfe City, Sept. 22.-S.S. was
well attended at all churches Sun
day Prof. Parker is in the city on
business. He made two great talks
Sunday. Miss Tennie is in the city
Mr.. Coleman is also in the city Wis
iting Miss Ethel Peterson. Mr.. Son
Spencer made flying trip to Com
merce. Mr.. Ned Brackeen spent Sun
day in the city. A good many people
spent Sunday in Commerce. The B,
Y. p U. is. still improving. Please
give me your news. Jno. d. Stull.
Quincy, Sept. 22-Sunday School
and B. Y. p. U. were well attended
Sunday. Rev. ]. C. Brown filled his
appointment and preached two able
sermons. Collection was good. Mr.
James Hudson of Breckenridge, Tex
es, spent several days in Quincy
prospecting Hon. H. l.. Price has
returned from Dallas where he at
tended the Grand Lodge of the G.
c. o. w. Miss Marjorie Morris spent
a few hours with us Sunday. Rev.
j. w. Dunlow is in the city this
week, and is preparing for the open
ing of his school in next month.
Mrs. lola Burrell is visiting her
mother in Frys Gap this week Mrs.
L. B. Scott came home Saturday af-
ter spending several weeks with her
mother in Kennard, Texas. All are
glad to have her back. Mr., w. H.
Davis was elected as delegate to the
East Texas Association which con-
venes at Elmo, Texas, and Rev. w
B. Bailey was elected alternate. Mr..
G. w. Earle of Kemp, Texas, is in
the city this week. Mr.. George H
Benson is in the city. The Hamilton
and Braggs' gin is averaging IL
bales of cotton per day and they
solicit the vicinity's patronage. Prof.
j. S. Hamilton is also buying cotton
and is giving the highest prices
available. Mrs. l.. Sneed, Mr. Ed
Cross, Prof. ]. l.. Hamilton, Mr.. w.
Thomas. all made trips to Jack
vile, Texas, this week. Mrs. Lula
having some dental work done. For
the Express see ]. F. Price, Reporter
and Agent.
Point, Sept. 22.-Rev F. E. Moon
ey, pastor of Spence Chapel A. NJ
E. church and well known evangelist,
has just closed great meeting and
it can be truthfulIy said that the
country-at-large has been benefited
by his coming. Sunday eve ling he
addressed the young women on his
famous subject, when. How and
Who to Marry" The speaker urged
the young men to be men and to
never forget that God intended that
they be true men. The Rev. sale
that now more than ever our young
men were needed to show themselves
worthy men. Never before have we
heard a preacher meet the demands
of the times more completely and In
a more needed way than this occas-
ion. We have three churches, lodges
and now building a High School
Rev. Mooney said: 1--WE must read
if we are to keep abreast of the
times" He asked that the churches
stand together as a common enemy
of the "Kingdom of Darkness.
He said a Methodist who was
Methodist rather than a Christian,
was nothing more than Methodist
and that God and his divine love
had not touched his heart, and THIS
is true of any other denominational
nesimist. The church ordinarily will
carry no ore to heaven. Rev. Noon
ev was glad to ee that the Young
men and women were standing for
true man and womanhood. In the
drive for education, Miss Maudte
Daniels. one of the greatest lights
of the Bart'st church walked Of
with tho honors. Methodist ard Rar
fist alike are loud illl nraises of
Rev Mooney While here the Rev
erend was the pleasant guest o. Mr.
and Mrs. T. w Vert IN their Nean-
tiful home. Friday and SATURDAY.