The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-23

$4,000 Mrs. Allen Wooden was home
last Sunday. Mrs. Ida Bell will
leave soon for Chicago. Miss Georgia
Sunday at $50. Please have your
money ready for the Dallas Express.
GUADALUPE COLLEGE NOTES.
Seguin,, Texas April 21.-Last week
was a very pleasant week for the
students Of Guadalupe College. The
classes in Psychology, Civics and S.
S. Training had examination. Cred
ible marks were given to the reg
istrar from each. The Sophomore
College and Senior classes. gave a
picnic on the beautiful Guadalupe
river last Wednesday. All of the
classes are energetically working to
raise their quota in the campaign
DR.. and Mrs. Aiken and the Quar-
tette returned from Austin and San
Marcos where they sang at the Tab
ernacle, Rev. Southern's church
white Baptist College, San Marcos
and Rev. w. B. Green's church. The
visitors for the week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Lewis, and Mr.. and Mrs
Chricman, Mesdames Miller and
Mayes of San Antonio: Mr. Simon
Sheffield OF California, Mrs. NJ. Burns
Misses l. NJ. Burns and +. p. Wash
ington, Rev. Dyre, pastor of the
white Baptist Church, Seguin
The B. Y. P. U. had for its guest
Sunday afternoon, Miss Lou Willie
ford, San Marcos, Mrs. A, w. Stamps
Judge and Mrs. A. J. Wurtz and baby
(white) of Seguin. In a few well
selected words Judge Wurtz told us
how interested they were in our
struggle out here. Mrs. A. V. Vile
ford (white) of San Marcos Baptist
College, donated to the college a
splendid set of books, for which we
are very thankful.
Crockett, April 21.-Rev. j. NJ. Nal
lard pastor of the c. NJ. Il. Church
was at his post Sunday. They are
holding services in the Presbyterian
Church as their church is BEND re-
paired. The revival carried on al
st. Luke under the pastorate of Rev.
II. c. Robinson was a success. There
is to be baptizing later on. The an
nual sermon of the American Wood
men was preached Sunday, Rev. A.
r. Jackson officiated There was a
large audience and the sermon was
excellently rendered. The members
of the A. VI. +. Church are planning
for a Calendar Feast, April 28th
making ready to entertain the District
Conference May the 18th. Rev. and
Sister Alexander of the A. NJ. E
Church are out of town looking after
the district as the p L. is elsewhere
Tuneeda, the granddaughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J. Pouncey, is on the sick
list. Misses Earle TaTver and Emma
Hayden are now at home from their
respective schools. Prof. j. W. Hogg
and Mr. L. Davis are quite a help
to the farmers of Houston County
as they are two great tie buyers
The readers of the Dallas Express
are glad to see the paper.
Paris, April 21-On last Friday
night the Sunday School of St. Paul
Baptist Church entertained in honor
of the teachers and members of the
Boys Glass No. S, for having led the
other classes of the school in the
great Easter financial campaign, the
class which is taught by Miss X. NJ
Campbell raised over $4,000 in six
weeks. A good crowd was present
and all enjoyed the affair. The -four
weeks campaign conducted by the
Ladies Missionary of st. Paul Baptist
Church was a complete success. The
goal was for $4,000, but from the
reports of the clubs Sunday night
more than $4,000 had been reised
Mrs. Alice Adkins is president. After
the close of the campaign the ladies
donated $4,000 to the Trustee Board
OF the church. Oratorical Contest of
Gibbons High School was held last
Thursday night in the Auditorium of
the school. The large crowd present
enjoyed every number. There were
six prizes; one for each division.
The following won prizes in divisions,
one to six respectively: Willie Trot-
ter, Selan Webb, Edward Anthony
Essie Powell and Mabel Brownrigg.
Cameron, April 2l.-On the second
Sunday, Cameron Grove was the
center of attraction. The choir from
Rosebud and several out of town
visitors were present. At night Lights
Chapel choir furnishot music upon
special request. Cameron Groves
choir rendered two selections Toe
much credit cannot be given MIR. T.
l.. Avery as Chorister. The choir
under his management is hard to sur
pass in training. One of the largest
funerals ever held in Cameron was
attended Sunday at Bethel A. NJ. +.
Church over the remains of Rev.
Dixon, on. Az pastor of CoXey's and
Little Rock Churches. The following
out-of-town persons appeared on pro-
gram: Messrs. A. Fifer and A. Young
of CoXey, Mesdames Burleson and
Robinson, Bolton; Rev. ]. G, Har-
rison, Tracey: Rev. Stephen Young,
Tracey; Rev, j. A. Alexander, Miner
va; Rev. A. G. Robinson, Bolton.
Resolutions in behalf of Bethel A.
NJ. E. Church by Mrs. A B. Robinson.
Solo by Mr.. j. NJ. Sewall; Scripture
reading and remarks by Pastor j.
H. Hughes; Euology by p. F., Rev.
F. w. Warren. The deceased leaves
father, wife, daughter and sister
to mourn his lost. A noble record is
left by him. Our lost is heavens
gain Rev. j. w. Williams was call
ed to Caldwell Sunday to preach.
Mrs. Millie Rucker died after about
one-half hours illness Saturday night.
DR.. d. A Scott, one of the most pro-
found Bible scholars and the most
enthusiastic S. S. Worker in the
South, will be at Lights Chapel Sun
day. You'll miss treat of you fail
to hear him. Mr.. Henry Moseley,
his wife and sister of Rockdale at
tended Rev. DiXon's funeral Mrs.
Stephen is an ardent church worker
at Yarrelton as well as at home.
Mrs. R. E. F. Hall is anxious to sell
every lover of Christian Education