The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25

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through the city enroute to Bonham
to spend a few days. MISS Hazel
Terrell left for Rosser to spend a
few days with friends and relatives.
MIR. Frank Williams left for Sweet
water. Saturday where he is con-
Quoting business. Mr.. Williams was
guest of his father and mother.
Mrs. Laura Morgan is confined to her
bed. Mrs. Virgia Wilder Of West
Calvert is very sick at this writing.
We are pleased TO announce that Mrs.
is. N. Harvey is improving. Rev. p.
r. Humber drove from Calvert in
his buggy after celebrating the june
teenth. Mrs. =. II. Talley of Will
lamsvills spent Sunday in the city
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie and Miss Il. NJ, Talley. sMr.
Edwards of Franks and his two
daughters spent the nineteenth at
Hammond, and spent a few inmates
in this city Prof A. G. Robinson
delivered a great address at Spring
Hill, 18th of June celebration, Fri
day. Rev. H. II. Phoebe went over
the top at the same place with a
splendid lecture. Mr.. James Ross
will leave in few days for Phil
adelphia on business. Mrs. T.. r.
! Maxwell's uncle was IN to see her
few days, from Houston, Texas
| Mr.. Chas. Hopkins Of Mart is Wis
iting in the city. Mr.. Hopkins says
Mart is a fine town.
Denton, June 23.-The revival
closed at ST. James Sunday night
/ b. f. Crawford returned from the
i N. OF P's. Grand Lodge at Denson.
The Kellorn Brothers visited their
father at Fort Worth, Sunday. Mrs.
viola Crockett IS sick at her home,
400 Oakland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Stone spent the week end with
lher parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Logan
and Mr.. Will Logan have bought
la fine car Mss Bessie Riddles of
Pilot Point has closed her school at
Atlanta, Texas, and is with Mr.. and
and Mrs. Tom Willis. Misses Beu-
lab and Thelma Taylor and Prof
If. ID. Moore left Sunday for Prairie
View to attend the Summer School.
". c. NJ, ]. w REYNOLDS has re-
turned from Fort Worth, bringing
home his wife, who has been in a
sanitarium there for some time
Friends of Rev. j. A. Ayers regret
to learn that he is seriously i'll at
his home on West Congress Mrs
V!sla Crockett is able to be UP after
an attack of malaria fever. Messrs
IB. f. Crawford and Newt. Blackwell
have returned from short visit
10 Northern cities. Misses Thelma
Cooper, Louise Lambert. Murriel and
Gussie Neal are home from Paul
Quinn College at Waco, MIR. RAYMOND
Nix and Miss Alice Parks. two prone
nent young people Of this city mar
rIed at the C. NJ r. church Rev.
Mask OBLIGATED The wedding ban
uuet was served in the home of Mr.
Clarence Nix, brother Of the groom.
Wolfe City, June 23.---Rev. f. II.
Randle delivered the Thanksgiving
sermon for the Daughters. Miss Hat
tie T.. Wood is home again. Mrs
Pattie Nichols and Miss Irene Wright
spent Saturday in Greenyllic Mr..
II. w. Workman is visiting home
folks. The B. Y. p. U. was dev.Grd
into clubs; viz. Club No. l. Mls. NJ.
A. Harnbuekle, Captain: No. 2. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Foreman, Captain; No. 8,
Houston Carter, Captain. No. 2
raised the highest amount of money.
The revival has begun at the Bap-
fist church. Everybody is invited to
attend. Please have your money
ready for the Express. Give your
news to John d. Stull, the Reporter.
Ennis, June 23.-The great revival
which has been in progress for the
last ten days at the Fourth Ward
Baptist church closed with success.
This was indeed a great meeting
every one who attended the meetino
is wonderfully inspired and hi
gained much nesdful information. The
pastor, Rev. +. w. Scott, preached
each night with exception of two,
which was preached by Rev. II. B.
Brisco. The sermons by both were
great and inspiring. Every one DIS
pleased with the splendid and noble
work performed by this splendid pas
tor. Rev. Scott is considered to be
the youngest man that ever pastored
this church, and the truth is, he is
considered the greatest. He serves
the Lord by serving the people t.
the best advantage Under the fire
of the Gospel which he preached
2S were added TO the church The
sinners hold this man of God In
high esteem. He is now rounding
out his eighth year as pastor of this
congregation. Rev. j. {. Butler as
sisted with the singing, and he was
truly in the meeting with great
spirit. Some of the largest crowds
that ever attended any meeting in
This city were in attendance to hear
these sermons and the singing. The
Masons assembled at the Fourth
Ward Baptist Church to- receive their
religious instructions as usual on
John The Baptist day. Rev. II. w
Scott gave the instructions from
Psalm: "How good and Pleasant il
is for Brethren to dwell in Unity"
Rev. w. d Miller spoke to o nice
congregation al NJ. e. Church Sun
day night. Services were good at
all the churches Sunday, Read the
Dallas Express. Let's have One Hun
bred readers by July.
Greeng.Ile June 23--0n account CT
"a business call to Tennessee, Pres
ident irwin Of j. C. did not address
the Glass Of q. The class was adj
dressed by Prof Ross of J. l. c,
We are all proud tC see little Willis
Brown return from the Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Austin, Texas;
II speaks well for Little Willie for
the progress he has made in the last
two years. We sec Just what a
child can do that can't talk or hear
what sho0ld be expected of youths
who hA.e ILL the necessary senses