The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-23

} Robinson from Temple Is in the cit,
visiting relatives. Mrs. L. d. Sad
Ter is sick listed this week. Rev
r. Alonzo leaves Tuesday for tn,
District Conference at Abilene
Athens, July 21.--Serwces well at
tended at all churches Sunday. Mr.
Wiley Richardson, an old ex-pioneel
OF the A M. Il. Church conducted
the evening services for Rev. Pugh
Mrs. Geneva Hamilton of Shreye-
port, La, wa SCALED here to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Nettie
Lewis. She was entertained with a
social evening party given by Mrs
Sarah CHATTER. Menu served was
sandwiches, cake and cream. An en-
Joyable evening was spent Mr..
Willie Morgan and Mr.. Oscar Ellis
of Tyler spent Sunday here guests
of Miss Artolee Morgan. Miss Lo-
rene Richardson also spent the day
with them. Mrs. Annie Hamlet, Jos
ephene Wilson, Effie Ware. E. Barkes,
spends Sunday out of town, reports
jolly trip. Mrs. Annie l.. Bush
left 10 spend a few days in Pal
estine with relatives. Mr.. Charlie
Chase leaves to attend the Church of
God Assembly in Marin. Mrs. Maggie
Mitchell, Ella Reese, Geo. A. Chase,
Florence Miller attended the picnic
in Stockton Saturday. The Priscilla
Art Club met last Tuesday at usual
hour president presiding. The meet
ing was strickly business. though en-
joyed by all. They adjourned to ar
range for the Tacky party given that
night by the club and was largely
attended with much success. Mrs
Florence Miller won the 1st prize
a percal dress; Mrs. Hattie Morgan.
second, set of glasses. Mr.. Pet
Goblin won the prize as the tackest
man. The club will meet with Mrs.
Hattie Morgan next Tuesday, en-
tertained by Mrs. F. Miller and Mrs.
Darthula Fisher. The Idle Hour Club
meet with Miss Ella NJ Richardson
last Monday. All seemed to enjoy
themselves. Mrs. Jessie Hightower
of La Rue is visiting old friends and
relatives. guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Richardson. Miss Thelma Bax-
ter is attending the Royal family
Grand Lodge in Dallas. Mr.. Way
man Baxter left to attend the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge in Fort Worth
this week. Every body is looking
forward to the coming picnic Satur-
day next given by the great A. M. Z.
church people. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
Robinson succeeded in shipping over
100 alberta peaches. You can al
ways find the Express at E. G. Franks
barber shop. To those who owe for
the Express. please see the reporter,
since credit kills.
Cameron, July 21.-Services were
splendid at all churches. Rev. A. j.
Alexander held quarterly conference
Sunday for Rev. Warren, P. E.. and
preached two able sermons. One was
converted, and collection of SIG 90
was raised Rev. w. NJ. Lotion of
Dallas, formerly of this city. was
most pleasant visitor at Cameron
Grove Baptist church Sunday. Our
ing the IL o'clock period he delivered
an interesting discourse, pleasing TO
all hearers. He then left for Rose
Dud, there he spoke at night and re-
turned for a banquet given in his
honor Monday night. Bethel gladly
welcomed Rev. Hughes, our worthy
pastor, Sunday after an absence of
about 10 days to Marlin. He states
that he is much improved. Mrs. N.
Cherry and Little Nathaniel, Jr.. have
returned from Waco after spending
a month with home folks. Mrs.
Viola Stephens of Dallas spent a few
days with Mrs. Bradford her mother.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hughes has returned from
Trinity and other points where she
held Missionary conventions. Miss
ODESSA Brown is visiting her father.
Mr.. Ed Brown, Mr. R. E. Hall and
Harry spent Saturday at home and
returned Sunday to their respective
abodes. Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs |
NJ. e. Montgomery entertained with J
six o'clock dinner in honor of Misses |
and McNearV of Cuero, the
sister and guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Young. The menu consisted of head |
lettuce, sliced tomatoes, fried spring |
ala maryland, Italian style
spaghetti, cream new potatoes fried !
new corn. steamed rice. peach ice
cream with cake, chilled watermelon.
corn meal mullins, ice tea and sweet |
milk. Mrs. Dora Brown IS visiting
IN Dallas. Sick listed: Mrs. LeclSv
Wilburn, Mr.. Nose Anderson end |
Prof. F. w. Robinson. DR.. and Mrs.
2. Young entertained a jolly bunch
If young folk with moonlight picnic.
having Misses A. B. Wimksh and C
V. McNary of Cuero. as honored
guests, Wednesday night.
Honey Grove, July 21-Coffee Mill
Circuit will never be forgotten by
he people of Spence Chapel A. NJ,
., church. Rev. F. E. Mooney, the
beloved pastor, came in from Green
lille, where he has been conducting
/ great meeting. He was at his
pest, and made us feel that we were
n the presence of the Holy Ghost.
There was great shouting. He is
/ lover of race papers. The Dallas
express is his favorite. He declares
We must read to keep abreast of the
.ime Rev. Mooney is invited by
minister's from every where to come
md assist them to combat sin. He
laid Sunday he felt alone and friend
ess. The meeting was strong for
Tod and the Dallas Express. Rev.
Mooney received his paper by mail
Sunday and he said it vas like re-
ewing a letter from every where.
Rev. Mooney caused an uproar of
shouts and tears when in his clos
ng remarks he declared himself
without mother or wife and with
,nly four things to fight for, namely:
he Church of God to fight satan's
,ingdom that it might come to an
nd; that all race people will read
he Dallas Express and become en-
ightened; to preach the gospel with
,ower. Rev. F. Il. Mooney, pastor;
,;,to,. ,,Io C;,,nsop eaoratory |.