The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01

leT anu sui lSLt Suuudy LOT Rooney,
; MISS. The reporter spent seyeral
Gays last week in the Geyser CITY
on business. Sunday was nlgh ga,
here WIN all the Cnurcnes; and es-
peCIally at the First Baptist church
where there was good singing ana
q splendid sermon by the pastor, who
took for his subject, "SeIhsnness rs
Sim" This able divine discussed this
subject from NUMBER of angles.
God can't use folks who do things
not for Christ but for their on sell
fish ACCOMPLISHMENT.
The Wise Owl Club entertained at
the residence Of Mr.. Oliver Lights
on Friday evening The welcome
address by the president, Mr.. A. c..
Childs, was a masterpiece. A re-
Spouse was made by Miss Wilson,
pledging the support of the young
women to the club. A jolly bunch
of young people were present and
the evening marked triumph of
social enjoyment. Dancing and games
were features of the afternoon. At
ter which a delicious punch and
cake was served. Mr. V. +. Gibson
acted as Toast Master. Our slogan
1t "Whoot with the Owls" Miss A
Nichols and Miss Applewhite and Mr..
Cooke of Waco attended the social
Of the Owl Club. They were the
guests of Mr.. V. e. Gipson. The
president and secretary of the club
are leaving for North Texas with
their cotton sacks on their shoulders
for the benefit Of their own fnan-
cial conditions.
The following are registered at
the Elias Hotel: Mr. Earnest Howard,
Beaumont, Texas; Mrs. Maggie Wood
Cisco, Texas; Mr.. RJohu Daniels,
Spur, Texas. They are taking
course of baths. Mr.. Elias has re-
turned to Marlin and will go in
business. His many friends are glad
to see him back.
Lone Oak, Sept 29.-Sunday
School was on time at the Mt. Gil
| lead Baptist church, Rev. Jas. /.
Gilmore. pastor. The Association
held at the New Hope Baptist church
at Greenville, Texas, was well at
tended by the Lone Oak people
They reported nice time. We have
twenty new express readers and
hope to have more in the immed-
late future. Rev. Whitus and others
motored to Fort Worth to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Ike Walker. H. L.
Lenard, Reporter and agent.
Vernon, Sept. 29.-Yesterday was
high day at the various churches
of Vernon. All were well attended.
Rev Wells was at his post with
the A. NJ. e. people and reports
there was a good time witnessed.
Rev. Clemen was at his post at the
First Baptist church and reports
great time with one baptism. Mr..
Walton, Sr., father of Mr.. D. Wal
ton and L. d. Walton, two promi-
nent young men of this city. Sun
day school was delaid on account
of the rain, but in spite of the in
clement weather, Supt. Dan Shell
ton sounded the gavel at 1880
a. M, with a nice crowd of student.
1t being review day the school was
turned over to the pastor, Rev.
Thomas, and to tell the facts in this
case, we never Witnessed such eX-
plantations and so much gotten from
lesson or series of lesson as was
gotten from this, sunday. The long
err this man stays with US the bet
ter we love him. He is indeed
worthy pastor. At 1900 a. M, DIR.
A, A. Lucas of Waco, the proud
pastor of the Second Baptist church
Of that city, who was with us con-
Quoting a series of meetings as
cended the rostrum and preached q
wonderful sermon. He preached I'M
! til every heart was brim full Of the
spirit. And every sheek was wet
with tears. Promptly at p. m.
Miss Mabel Mcmillan and the Queen
Mother, Mrs. L. B. S., called the
| Busy Bee Club together and rem
dered a splendid program. $3.50 p.
Y, Mrs. V. Bates, president Of the
B. Y. P. u, was at her post and
brother Shelton went through the
Bible drill work with delight to
all. Mrs. Dixon is live wire in
church work. Quite few people
are coming to our locality to pick
cotton. When in Vernon call at
Waters and Johnson cafe. Mr.. D.
| Walton also has a nice place also
Miss Petite Thomas is attending
school at Texarkana, she is also
taking a special course in music.
/ Mrs. Jessie Farmer has been very
sick but is improving at this writ
ing. Miss Josephine Harris is on
the sick list this week. Mr.. Hunt
will sleep you when in Vernon. Mrs.
! ]. Hooker is all smiles because she
has held the Banner for thirty days.
/ nn mr. 10 rfy,er
to visit friends and relatives in the
south. DR.. c. c. Lucas will close
the meeting at New Hope Baptist
church Thursday night. We pray
that the good doctor will come
again.
Sterhenville, September 29.-Mrs.
Witherspoon and little niece have
gone home. Mr.. Bill Fullnettell has
gone to Mohair to make his future
home. Mrs. Annie Edwards is on
the sick list Miss Nettie Irwin, who
has been visiting Mrs. Jonie Rae
left this morning for her home In
Granbury. Mrs. Eliza and her hus-
band and Mr.. A. Black, Mr.. Book
er Jones, Miss Thelma Jones have
come in from the cotton patch. Mrs.
jamie Rae and Mrs. Harriet Mel
son went to Granbury last Sunday.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Ed
redge Chandler is to be married
| Thursday night. Ben Walker and
| Mr.. Edd Crowder are new subscrib-
ers to the Express. Get the habit
/ reading. Have your nickel ready
| for the Dallas Express for little Carl
Phillips will be around every Sat
urday. Carl Phillips, Reporter.
Carrollton, Sept. 29.-Our old
friend, Mr.. Scott Boswell. is in
town visiting his aged mother, Mrs.
Caroline Silverburg. Miss Josie
Heads is attending school in Dali