The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-30

NJ. f. left 25th inst. for Victoria,
where he goes to attend the Yoakum
district A. NJ f. Conference of which
Rev. w. L. McGrew is presiding
elder Rev McGrew was once pas
tor of Payne Chapel A. NJ. E. Church
here. Bishop Johnson of this diocese
will be present. Rev. Evans will
preach annual sermon on night OF
27th instant. He will return goth
instant. The marriage of Mr., Alfred
Daingerfeld to Miss Conseula FOrmby
who halls from TeXarkana, Ark,
was consumated on 18th instant at
the palatial residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Huntley, $40 East Pacific
st., by Rev. II. p Allen. They arc
among our best society young people
They are home, $40 East Pacific
street. Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Taylor
are domociled at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. j. Marshall, 500 ~ Branch
Mineral Wells, April 2S,-The Mis-
sionary sisters of A. NJ. L. Church
had their annual sermon preached
Sunday by their P. c., Rev. A. John
son; collection $500. S. S. well al
tended at the various churches. Rev
Allen, p. C. of the c. NJ. Il. Church
and his members are having their
basement OF their church plastered
and cemented. The work is being
done by tie Brumby Bros, Colored,
of Jacksonville, Texas. Rev. W. T..
Talley will preach his last sermon
in the old Mt. Hermon Baptist Church
next Sunday, April 80. He will then
be stationed just across the street on
the Demmitt lot until his church Is
completed The work on the new
church will begin about May list, with
Bro. Sheppard at his - S S. at
Bethel was up to high spirit. The
meeting was conducted by Rev. Bur
Ton of Itasca, and was excellent. He
added to the church IS. while here
He left for his home but the meeting
continues. Mrs. Chestena White Of
Honey Grove is in the city. Mr.. Jas.
Roberts lett last week for Roswell,
| N. NJ, which place he will make his
future horne. There are lots of new
corners here and we expect to in
crease the sale OF the Express. The
Reporter will spare no pains in try
ing to please you. See him for the
paper. He will treat you right We
were all glad to learn that the pub
Ec school here will run 'ts full term
out. as the necessary money was
raised. Mrs Nellie Adams is visiting
relatives in Shreveport La. Mrs.
Henry Saunders was called to Ard
more. Okla, to the bedside of her
ick father.
Crockett. April 2S.-Rev. E. F.
Moore held P. +. Young's second
quarterly conference with Rev. Nal
lard and his people. Rev. Moore
preached two splendid sermons full
of thought. Rev. Buford wss at his
post Sunday. The revival conducted
! ny Rev. II. G. Robinson at St LUX;
Baptist was a success; fifteen claimed
Christ as their Savior. Nine were
baptized Sunday p. m. Miss Emma
Burts formerly of Crockett, but now
residing in Palestine, has been en-
ployed by Miss Eva Jane McCullougl I'll
and Prof. II. F. King to render misiC
during their commencement exercises
Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis pulled off quite an
ENJOYABLE affair on last Friday. Mr.
Nicholas Hodge received a telegram
stating his sister at Bryan had passed
away to another world. The farmer.
of Houston County have become dis
lcourageu on account of the excessive
rains. Never worry about what tht
Father doeth for he knoweth best
only trust him and you will come on
more than conqueror. Oh! there arr
so many people who believe in get
ting by on easy terms until the!
want to read on 10 cents credit TIL,
Express is full worth one dime
so please have 1t ready when thu
paper comes.
league, April 2S-Sunday Schoo
was well attended AZ all the churches
Sunday. Rev. G. w. Jackson was a
his post and preached two great ser
mons. Mrs. E. H. Hall of Jewet
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
In. j. Brewer a few days. Born t
Mr.. and Mrs. Neatly a fine girl
Mr.. NJ. C. Cumming. the Undertake
has moved into his new parlors
Farming is very late in this neigh
borhood on account of the rains
If you wish to keep up with tn
news and to let others know yha
you are doing, get the Express ant
have your news for your reporte
each week; the same will be appre
ciated. r. ] Brewer, Reporter.