The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-09

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ed with two Bishops and our State
Missionary Rev. c. n. Hampton, d..
! d., Supt. of State Missions, preached
two noble sermons at Bethlehem Bap-
fist Church. Had three accessions to
the church; amount raised $500.
Come again. Bishop Elias Cottrell
of Hollis Springs, Miss. preached at
st. Luke C. NJ. +. Church at ii
o'clock and p. IN. An eight course
dinner was served at 2:3O for lin
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
! Marlborough on S. ADELAIDE No. 7O5.
| The church was crowded all day.
Il S. S. well attended; amount raised
$4160. Everybody was filled with
the Holy Spirit as Bishop Cottrcll
preached by the way. Mr.. Albert
Polk is still sick, also Mr.. Ed Else.
Mr.. Levi Franklin has opened a Me
toka Pressing Shop over VIII Vests
restaurant. We wish for him success.
Mrs. NJ f. Colvin was out of town
Sunday. Several of Kaufmanites mo-
tored to Terrell Sunday. Mrs. p. Il.
Roberts and her little son Hubert
of Dallas are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Mr.. Gnswald, formerly of
WaXahachie has opened a Fish Mark
ct on S. Catherine. The rural schools
are closing. Mr.. II. Lewis and wife
will leave in a few days for Cisco,
Texas. Miss May Sue Porter of
Marshall, McBrady Agent, spent a
few days in Terrell in the interets
of her work. She was successful in
appointing two agents. Madam Jones
of Tyler left for Camden, Ark, Sat
urday to be at the bedside of her
sister-in-law DR.. Chas. II. Patter-
son and DR.. T. L. Hunter Of Marshall
mOtOred to Terrell Sunday. Our own
Prof II. +. Howard is back again
We are glad to see him home.
don't see how Terrell can do without
this great man. Bishop w. D. John
son of the 10th Episcopal District
of the A. NJ. +. Church preached three
great sermons at st. James a. NJ
f.. Church Sunday, April Bird. It was
indeed a high day. Members of this
church and friends enjoyed the word
as food from Heaven. We were
made to say as people did in days
of old, Did not our hearts burn
while he talked with us by the way?'
The Bishop reports the working OF
his denomination in his district do
ing much good for the uplilt of hui
Imanty Collection for the day $780,
Is. Bishop. you have our prayers
for a longer life to do the well be
gun work you are engaged in. There
will he a banquet given in honor o!
the above mentioned Divine in the
basement hall of st. James A. NJ. r
Church Monday night, April 4th
If you have any news for the En-
press send it to the Office of the
reporter not later than Monday ev-
oning at 3 o'clock. NJ. B. Wesley
Reporter.
Sherman. April Mrs. Mary Cal.
houn left for Pilot Rock. Oregon, fOl
a three months vacation. Rev. S
Simmons conducted successful
injecting at Pickwick, Oklahoma. Mr.
Johnny Williams and Miss Blanche
Reynolds. two well known and de.
serving young people were recently
married by Rev. NJ. Cherry. Mr.. II
is. Williams of Huntsville, Ala, /:
visiting his cousin, Mr.. l.. c. Tatun
and family. Miss Clarice Dillighau
is visiting her sister, Mrs +. GUM
and family in Fort Worth. Mrs
Sullivan has returned to FIT. Smith
Arkansas, where her son, Mr.. WI
Sullivan. undergOes an operation
One of the largest crowds ever wit
messed a lodge sermon was presen
Sunday afternoon, the 3rd instant, a
st John c. NJ f. Church to boil
lodges OF X. Of p viz: Phalgon anC
IGrayson, and both lodges of Court
viz: Lincoln and Triple Tide to hcai
Rev. Dr. II. p. Evans of Payne Chape
Ia. VI. +. deliver a great and granC
/ sermon Mr.. Johnny Lewis read the
Proclamation. Papers were read ~
Mrs. l.. G. Tatum of Lincoln Court
Mrs. Lilly Belts from Triple Tide
and Little Miss Mary Louise Overb!
IOf Juvenile Department; Welcome
address on part of St John G, NJ. f
was delivered by Prof. L. II. Baker
responded to by DR.. A. n. Prince
Rev. DR.. Jones, p. Il. of this For
Worth District Of a. NJ. f. Church
held successful quarter on night o.
2nd instant and preached two able
sermons, 3rd instant, at Payne Chape
A. NJ. Z. Church.
Aftermath of Great Knight TEN
plar Services Held Here Afternoon
Easter Sunday at Progressive Rap
list Church.
The Dallas COmmandery. Trinit!
No. and ladies of Trinity Gill No
5, Hero'nes of Templar Crusaders
came on special Interurban car oveI
, 100 strong. arriving here 11:27 Eas
, tier morning. They were met at the
I, mtcrurban by two members of Cunel
LCnmmandnrN No IL VIZ: Sir knIehl.