The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09

few days in the city with relatives,
cnroute to California, Colorado, Utah.
and Nebraska, to spend their vaca-
ton. Mrs. G. +. Terry. his sister.
entertained a few friends with Whist
FRIDAY night, honoring them. Phone
news to $50.
Crockett, July Rev w. c. Al
eXander, Moderator of the Palestine
Association, preached at st. Lux
Baptist Church on last Wednesd;
night, June 18th. All the pastors
were at their respective posts sun.
day. At 1880 p. m, the pastors {
companled by their congregations
joined in financial campaign of the
&C.. NJ Els. The meeting was held
at St Luke; short but instructive and
practical saying were offered by DR..
T. c. Hunt, Revs. c. c. Buford, c.
j. Alexander, NJ Reese and rastor
Crouch Collections: Mild Chapel,
$3L7O; St Luke, $4.45; St Andrews.
a. NJ. l.. Church, $500; st Paul,
S9.O5; Bethel Baptist, $3.O5, These
people are remodeling their church
I lbls d. W. llOSS 10 al uGdU-tdI nest
worker; he does not only give means
but car for service. Milds Chapel,
find more Hogg's to brighten their
corners. Mrs. Evala Johnson is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. n Davis.
DR.. p c. Hunt, p. +. North Houston
District, held his 3rd quarterly con-
ference with Rev. Alexander and
members. This presiding elder is
one of the leading p. Els. Of the
State. He is man of fruits to
those whom he is their superior He
preached two thoughtful sermons
Reports over paid the assessment,
$500. On June Goth at High noon
Mrs. Bertha Holly entertained Mes
danes Estella Jones, Susie Mason,
S. A. Alexander and Miss c. Wash
ington with many goodies for dinner
afterwards served Huda cream
mixed with creZette fruit We rel
ished till we wanted no more Mrs
Holly certainly knows how to make
it pleasant for her guests. Mrs
Ida Littleton and son of Hcarne are
visiting relatives here.
Cameron, July THE tacky Party
given Thursday night under auspices
of NJ. +. Church at c. G. Baptist
Church was a success. Mrs. COrinno
Wood and Mr.. Pierce were quietly
married at home of bride. Rev. Nor
! RS odiciated. Mrs. A b. Robinson
visited summer normal at Marlin
last week, and on return left i'm.
imcdiately for Bay City in interest
of her missionary work. Mrs. Joe
Pratt, daughter and Little Rodge'
Pratt of Fort Worth are guests of
Mrs. Anthony Pratt Mrs. B. +.
Robinson stopped over here Saturday
enroute to Temple. Mrs. L. l. Mont
gomery returned Saturday; reported
a delightful time. Mss B. j. Wood
has returned from Dallas. Rev. J.
II. Hughes leaves in short for Mar
lin, where he shall ramain of 10
days for treatment and recreation
Mrs NJ. A. McGrew has returned
after a pleasant stay with children
at WIGHT Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Franklin of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
formerly of this place. are home
again. The Midsummer Mission Con-
vention held at Waco. last week
was reported full of inspiration and
zeal. Those of this city who at.
tended are as follows: Rev. and
Mrs. q. c. Lues, Mrs. ]. A. Hoyal
ct al Mrs, Jane Jones died at
home of her sister. Mrs. l.. NJ. Smell
after long illness. Mr.. Ira Pascal
is having his home beautifully re-
modelled,
Alto, July Sunday School we'll
attended at all churches. Rev Col
Inns spoke to a full house Sunday
A. NJ. Rev. F. B. Brown wOrshipped
with them Sunday night. Collection
good all day. A number of people
/ from Wildhearst were up Sunday.
Mrs S. +. Anderson and others made
flying trip to Jacksonville and
Quincy. on business. We learn that
Rev. P. NJ. Rhodes of NacOgdocheS
lost his mind We trust the Lord,
He will soon be able to preach the
word Of God again. Mrs. Griffin and
Miss Bessie Belle Bradley are on the
sick list, Save a dime for the En-
press. Read the news.