The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08

Wilson is home after visit in
Greenville. Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
Kinney is able to be up again.
Gilmer, Oct. c. Rev. Smoot of
C. NJ. L. church and j. II. Bats
filled the pulpits at Moses Chapel
and Gilgal with credit to the oc-
casion. Sick listed: Mrs. Budie
Stevens and Miss Sally Blachshire
Sisters X. C. Ingram, S. c. Was
able and Bro. Edd Wright are off
to the Texas-Louisiana Association
Mr.. A. L. Turner made a trip to
Tyler last week. Gilmer is graced
with a Colored show this week
Crops are teing harvested very rap
idly. A. Ingram, Reporter.
White Rock, Dallas, Oct. 6.-Sun-
day was rally day at the A. NJ E.
fore they didn't raise but $4,000 Mr.
H. B. Elliott of Dallas was out and
spoke to the pastor and members in
interest of organizing a B. Y. P. U.
The Baptist are having nice crowd
at Sunday School and are going to
have big entertainment on the Bird
Saturday night instant. Rev. Chris
tian was at his post Sunday and
preached a noble sermon, but the
crowd was small. Yet, they raised
$1,000 in the morning services. Mrs.
Bledsoe's niece, Inez, of Taylor,
Texas, is visiting and will spend
few days with her. Since the death
of Mrs. Bledsoe's husband she has
decided to move back to town. She
will be missed. Prof w. B. Turner
has opened school with good num-
Der enrolled Sick listed: Mrs. Arm
strong. Rev. r. j. Rucker will hold
his 4th and last Quarter at the G.
NJ. Il. Church on the 23rd of this
month
ROckwaII, Oct 6.-Born to Mr.
and Mrs. f. Johnson, Sept 2Sth a
bright-eyed girl. Mother and baby
doing fine. Rev. f. X. Randall sent
a telegram to his congregation stat
ing that he would be with them at
night On account Of rain the SER
vice was not so well attended. Miss
Earline Kittrell entertained Miss
Margrett Spanon, 29th of Sept. with
a party of friends to six course
dinner. Mrs. Matte Thomas of Dali
las is visiting Mrs. Blanche Thomas
Rev. Caraway spent a few hours
with Mr.. T. H. Thomas End instant
Mr. w. Fields of Dallas worshipped
with us. Rev. j. W. Rice was seen
in the city shaking hands with
friends. Mrs. Mecca Fuller received
$500 from the Daughters of Tabor
for the death of her daughter. Sick
listed: Mrs. Blanche Thomas, Mss
Lula Atkins. Mr.. w. c. Crumpton
and a party of friends motored to
Dallas on Sept. 3Oth.
Point, Oct.6.-Sunday School was
well attended at all churches Sun
day. Rev. F. H. Mooney of the A.
NJ. f. Church was at his post and
preached two soul stirring sermons
The A. NJ +. church people love
their new pastor They are endeavor-
ing to come up to the standard in
church activities in every respect
and are looking forward to the com
ing of the Annual Conference. They
propose to make reports of which
their pastor will be forced to be
proud The picnic given by the A.
NJ f. people was a success. The
Home Mission sisters of the Rich
land Baptist church had glorious
meeting Sunday. Many plans were
adopted that will no doubt add to
the splendor of the Missionary work
if carried out as proposed. Miss
Calie Manley, Miss Mayrena Manly
and Miss Birdie Jackson of Emory
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
r. T. Turner Sunday. They visited
both the A. NJ Il. and Baptist church
es. Mrs Ethel Legget is visiting in
Greenville this week. Miss ALA
Harris is visiting in Greenville. Miss
Lillian Harris has made her arrival
after visit in Greenville last week.
Miss Iindora Eldwood will leave for
Bishop College, Marshall, Texas, this
week. She has been well entertained
at a social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Ovens. Miss NJ. l..
McDaniels, Reporter.
Cameron, Oct. 6.-Services were
good at all churches Sunday. Rev.
Hughes delivered two excellent SER
mons morning and night Rev. Pee
bles of Houston, preached at Lights
Chapel Sunday. Rev. Norris was at
his post Sunday at Variation; states
he had splendid services all day.
Bro. Humble was in Calvert Sunday,
that being his PASTORAL day. The
1'ri-County Institute of Lee, Bur-
Lesson and Milan opened last Mon
day with noble addresses of welcome
by Prof j. w. Bartlett, principal OF
the city school, and response by Prof.
J. A. Freeman, Burleson county,
Caldwell High School. Much inter-
est was manifested during the In
stitute. All teachers seem very en-
thusiastic and expressed themselves
highly pleased with the improved
methods suggested by the teachers
in charge. This is the best Insti
tute ever held in this city. Rev.
Childs of Waco was al his post Sun
day at Joyce Chapel NJ. Z. chur h.
The rally was quite a success. Rev
Hughes preached the rally sermon.
Mrs. Humber and daughter have re-
turned home after spending some 6
or 8 months in the west for their
health. Miss Humboldt is much i'm
proved to the delight of her many
friends. On last Monday night the
three auxiliaries of Bethel gave a
chicken, cream gravy, corn, French
County Teachers Institute. Miss E.
w. Montgomery has returned to the
city again, being employed In the
county. Mr.. Jim Smith took seriously
i'll Friday. Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
John Black, baby girl. Mother
and babe doing fine at this writing
Mrs. P. L. Newsome has returned
after spending the weekend at
Temple Mr.. NJ. NJ. Pendleton motor
ed to Austin last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday. Mrs. B. e. Hall was
called to the bedside of her father