The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-04

from the city motored to Cameron
to the graduating exercises of the
Cameron High School. Mr.. S b.
Butler and Mrs. Erie Gates are
cOnvalescing Mr.. Tom Chairman OF
/ Lott was in the city last Sunday
Mrs. Mary inflow left for Somervillc.
A successful entertainment was given
| by the Junior department of the
Courts Saturday night. Plans are
being made by Mrs +. G. Wright to
put piano in the city school in
October. Minis. Emma Thompson,
| Harris and her sister left for Ranger
to spend the summer. Mrs Clarissa
Teal spent Sunday in Satin, Texas
in interest of Mission work. We
need more constant readers of the
Dallas Express. Theo. II. Wright.
Reporter.
Pineland, June 1.-THE 9TH Sunday
in May was Missionary day in Pineland
at the First and Second Baptist
churches The missionary sermon at
First Baptist Church was preach
ed by the pastor, Rev |, S. Barron
of TimpsOn, Texas. The program was
an excellent one. Misses Orrie Byrd,
Annie Belle Hays, Ruby Hays and
| Opra Hodges made their arrival in
Pineland from Texas College, Tyler,
| Texas. They reported an excellent
school term. Mrs viii Walker, Mr..
John Harris and Mr., Joe Davis are
on the mend. Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Johnson, a baby boy. May
Goth. The mother and baby are do
ing fine. Mrs. Bookman of Richard.
Texas is visiting her daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs Mary Franklin and Little limbo
are here from Galveston. She came
to attend the funeral of her little
brother, Will Robinson who was
drowned by 20 year-old boy on the
25th instant.
Blossom, June 1.-THE Ministers.
Deacons and Workers Institute No.
4, of Oak Hill Baptist church at
Blossom was in session here and
nice time was witnessed. Rev. n.
Thursday night. Rev. w. NJ. Nc
Crow preached Friday at noon. Fri
day night Rev. S. A. Brackeen of
Paris preached. Saturday at $3.50
Rev. NJ. L. Lewis of Blossom deliver
ed great sermon. Saturday night
Rev. H. p Evans preacher. Our
hearts were made sad at the thought
of Rev w. NJ. Thompson, whom We
had wished to hear deliver one of
his great sermons has passed into
the great beyond. Rev. Thompson
was great worker and a great man
with his church, but he is called
from labor to reward. Program Com
mittee: Rev w. NJ. McCraw, Sister
Rose James, Bro. lennon, Prof. r.
w. Booker, Mrs. Annie Hill Secy.,
Route 4, Box 81, Honey Grove, Texas.
Rev, W. NJ. Thompson, president No.
2S9. Commerce, Texas. Enrolment
dues and collections by Sister Spratt,
Oak He'll, Blossom. Bro. Will Ran
dali, Mt. Carmel, Paris Collection
by Sister Dasie Lee. Oak Hill, Bios
som. Deacon Grant Posey of Barton
Devotional exercises by Sister NJ. 7.
Bahannon, Sister Paul Of Paris and
Deacon Dave CrittnOe, Blossom. Vice
president, Sister L. Claton in the
chair Bible lesson taught by Sister
L. NJ. Wynn, Oak Hill, Blossom.
Total collection of the Institute was
$9442. Mrs. Addie Walker of De-
troit was in Blossom Sunday Wis
iting friends, Mrs. Maggie Taylor
of Paris was a visitor in Blossom.
Mrs. Mandie Brimpry was visiting
friends in the city Mrs. Annie Proc
tor of Tulsa, Okla, was in Blossom
Sunday on her return from the
burial of her cousin at Petty.
Mineral Wells, June All the
churches are growing rapidly. Rev.
w T. Tally preached the missionary
sermon for the sisters of the Baptist
church Sunday They raised during
the day $34.61. Mrs. Laura Toliver
was called to Waco to attend the
funeral of her Aunt who was buried
there Mineal Wells has organized
String Band, with Pref. Watts as
director He is spending his full
time with the band to present them
to the public on the 18th of June.
Mrs. Alice Brown of Kansas City,
Kansas is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Matte Cass. Distinguished visitors
in the city for the week end are:
Mrs. Morrow of the Peoples Under
taking Co., of Fort Worth; Mrs. j.
NJ. Anderson Mrs. J. II. Madison, and
Mr.. A. T. Rucker. The city gladly
welcome Mr.. Rucker who graduates
from the college department of Prai-
RE View Normal Institute. He has
half interest in the Rucker Bros.
Drug Store, and will take up the
management of the same on the LIST
Of June. This position was held by
Mr.. E.. A. Dykes, who will re-enter
the Government service Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Clemens who have been
here some time for their health have
returned to their home, Waco. We
are glad to note that Mrs. Rainey
Adams, who was carried to Fort
Worth last week for an operation
is reported doing very well. The
missionary at Bethel raised $500
Sunday Bethel w. H. NJ. s. has
high day Sunday and rendered an
excellent program. The ladiee were
at their best and realized a neat sum.
Rev. Wright of Paris Missionary of
St John District, preached a great
sermon in the forenoon Subject:
Building Time At night Rev
Sutton preached a great sermon.
Subject: "Fnoch Walking With Cod"
Cisco. June 1.-THE people Of Cisco
should Get busy and buy the Dallas
Express. It shows that we are an
enterprising people. Why should not
our eventful happenings. our bus
mess and whereabouts be read Of.
in the paper of your own BE in
terested in anything started by Ne
groes, if it is a fight. The agent
wants new subscribers. Services were
well attended at both churches Sun
day. Mrs Allison Of Stanford is in
the city. Mr. Cashorn Mccullough