The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-12


Baptist church on the fourth Sun.
day has watch word of $500. Rev
Graham, pastor of the M. r. church
has been sent back to this charge
Mr. Dan Edmunson of st. Louis
Mo-, is in the city visiting his moth.
err Mrs Fannie Edmunson. All news
or job work must reach me moi
later than Monday morning of each
week. Mr.. A. Wylee was called tC
the bed side of his brother, Mr.. b
Wylee, who has underwent an oper-
alton. Mrs. Henderson Wilson is on
the sick list. Mrs. Gertrude lizard
and daughter are visiting at Lane
Prairie. Mr.. Leroy Vernon of Fair
field, is making his home at his
uncle and aunt's residence. Mr.
James Tyler died at Farmersville
Mr. Archie and Pauline Davis visited
their cousin, Miss zerline Price al
Booker Washington Sanitarium al
Fort Wort Sunday. Rev. Wyatt held
last quarterly conference at the G.
Nj Il. church Sunday with success
Rev. Galloway, pastor of the A. M
Il. church preached a noble sermon
at the G. NJ. Z. church Sunday. Mr.
VIII Lewis was robbed of $55 al
Mexia, last week. Mr.. Carter of Mex
la, was in this city last week in his
new car. Rev. l. M. Hawkins has
bought a car The Halloween party
given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Estees Jones was enjoyed by
all present. johnson county Jail has
only 10 persons in attendance. -Four
of these are white. Mrs. Lille Pol
lard is on the sick list. Mrs. Bea-
trice Wallace was guest of her bro
Their Sunday, DR.. e. ]. Wallace. DR.
A. w. Edwards has returned from
FL Paso, Texas, where he attended
the Annual Conference of his
church. He has brought great
honor back with him as Presiding
Elder of the San Saba District OF
North West Conference, with four
teen PASTORAL charges in his dis
trict.
Ranger, Nov 10.-Sunday was
a high day at Smith Chapel A. M
%. church; with st. Paul's members
worshipping with us the Sunday
School was grand. All officers were
at their respective places and the
attendance was well. We had with
us Rev. w. K. Sanders of Waxaha-
chic and Rev. Nickleberry and also
Rev. Miller. Collection was good
and at night Rev. ]. H. Warmsley
preached a nobler sermon. Rev. 7
G. Nickleberry has with him his
sister-in-law The Reverend was 6
lot of Ill luck in Ranger, but the
Lord has so fixed it that he has beer
enabled to get himself a nice
passenger Chandler car. And he has
taken Mr.. e. A. Hatcher and mum
Der of his friends out for spin
You will find the Express at Mr.
Miles Logan's barber shop, corner
Commerce and Elm streets. E. A
Hatcher Reporter.
StephenviIIe, Nov. 10.-Services
were well attended at both churches
Sunday. Mr., Will Kennedy accom-
panied his wife, Mrs. Eliza Ken
nedy of Fort Worth, to undergo an
operation, which has been performed
and at this writing is reported do
ing nicely. Mrs. Lula May Full.
nettle is in the city for a few days
Mrs. Lucas entertained at her home
of the first with a masquerade party
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Johnson were
all smiles with an o'possum din
ner. Sunday Mrs. c. E. Graves
and her pupils had a Halloween
party at Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wrights
Mrs. Eliza Williams is home from
Breckenridge, where he has beer
visiting his wife. Mr.. Charlie Phil
lips is home from Gatesville, Texas
Mr.. Ed Crowder and others motoreG
to Fort Worth on the 5th. Why is
1t our people will talk enterprise and
fail to practice the same. Carl VIII
liams, reporter.
Whitewright. Nov 10.-Rev. W.
T. Bartlett was with his people Sun
day at the First Baptist church. Sum-
day school was we'll attended at all
churches. Mr.. G. H. Lewis and Mrs.
M. B. Lewis were quietly divorced
last week. Mrs. Lewis is making
Denlson her home and Mr.. Lewis is
still in this city. Mrs. Della King is
up and able to be out to church
again, The B. Y. p. u, is still doing
nicely. Mrs Ollie Arnett of Tren-
ton, was here also, Mrs. M. Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Bolden are max
ing Fort Worth, their home for a
while. Rev. G.. e. Patterson was at
his post. The cotton pickers from
Oklahoma and West Texas are COM
ing with pockets full to the brim.
Mr.. Harvey Jennings and Mrs. Chat
Spencer were guests of Miss Willie
Mae Lee Sunday from Sherman. Miss
Willie Mae Lee, also Miss Alice
Yates were in Sherman and Deni-
son, last week. Miss Lizzie Yates
is improving at this writing. Rev.
G.. r. Patterson has only two more
Sundays here before Annual Con-
ference convenes and as he is so
well loved by the people here all are
praying that God will take care of
him and to send him back to this
place as we feel that 1t is hard to
fill as he has filled it. Mrs. M. e.
Wren is missing in the G. M. f..
church and Sunday school. The con-
cert given at the G. M. e. church
last week was success.
Marlin, Nov. 10.-The business
is being moved from place to place
constantly and new businesses are
being established. Several enterprises
are expected to be launched January
l. One business concern moved to
town foi winter quarters and l am
informed several are contemplating
this move. There are several peo-
pie moving to this city for conven-
fence Of church and school facilities.
Our group is considering these lines
as they are convinced Tat the
capable citizen are the acknowledged
educated ones. Cupid has released
his arrow and three fell victims
to his dart, the same are as fol-