The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15
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Center, Oct 13,--Rev Johnson de-
hvers great sermon-Rev. f. D..
johnson of Beaumont. Texas, preach
cd to an appreciative audience We'd
Eesday night, Oct. 5th, Morning
Star Baptist Church. selected for
text, Nov they desire better Coun-
try" Heb. 11:16, subject, Heaven
A Better Country" The speaker was
at his best and preached most
wonderful sermon, one that will live
in the hearts of the hearers for days
to come. DR.. Johnson is great
rcvivalist, having served for more
than Is months during the World
War as U. S. Chaplain, during which
time he did chaplancy work in Scot
land, England, France and America,
he is young man and is a power
behind the pulpit. Miss Beulah Rea-
gor of Galveston has arrived to work
again as Bird teacher and musical
instructor in Center Colored High
School. Rev. T. A. Amos who accom-
panied Misses Maulin Osby and Lee
returned Thursday morning and re-
ports that according to indications
shown forth at the opening. the
school will have a smooth sail, with
students crowding in from various
places. Miss +. L. Bolton went to
ShelLyville to open school last Mon
day. Miss Bolton is a former student
of Center Colored High School, and
is quite an acceptable young lady
She is meeting with wonderful sue
cess in having her way out into the
educational world. The death angel
visited the home of Mr.. j. R. Nc
Calister, Saturday night and claimed
lis little 10 year-old son, Gree. who
had been sick for some or days
His death was a deep grief to the
surviving members of the family
MAY it be well remembered that
Rec, has eft sorrow, suffering and
death and has entered into joy and
eternal life. To his relatives and
friends we would say sorrow may
break your hearts, but he has faund
refuge from all sorrow. Tears may
fall from your eyes. but his tears
are all wiped away. Comfort your
hearts with the faithful promises
of God. Rally the PROSTATE ener-
sizes of your broken spirit so as Ia
perform your duties in the various
relations of life and some Sweet
Day" YOU will meet your loved ono
in the city of eternal rest We eX-
tend to the bereaved family oul
heartfelt sympathies and prayers, ant
may God give them grace to beal
their sad bereavement. MIR. Chas
Cooks who has been on the SICK
list for some two weeks or longer
is improving slowly. Elder W. f
Harrison is expected this week t.
assist in the services now runninf
at the c. NJ. f. church, and to alsC
hold his last quarterly conference
while here for this conference year
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only cents per copy.
COrsiCnana, Oct. 13.-Siniai Baptis
Church of which Rev. Wesley is pas
tor, held association last week. Mrs
Georgia Brown attended the mission
airy meeting at Tyler. Mr.. S. j
Dellon of MeXia, is suffering from
rheumatism Mr.. Ed Wood is sick
and his daughter of Dallas is b!
his bedside Miss Jaunita Crawford
left for Tillotson College where sht
is attending school, Mrs. j. o. Rob
erts of San Antonio is visiting Mrs
(Dr.) Taylor and Mrs. (ProfO G. W
jackson. She was entertained b!
Mrs. Jackson last Wednesday even
n
idly. The faculty was increased thf
week by the addition of Miss Craw
ford of Clancy State Normal, CLANCY
Pa. She has charge of the Gomesti
science department Also Prof. L
A. Chister of Houston, who has tn
chair of History, and Mrs. l. O
Taylor, primary and music teache
at the Booker T. Washington School
Prof. Howard of Terrell stopped owe
here Monday on his way to Powell
to attend the funeral of his brother
in-law.
Point. Oct. 13.-Sundav School wa
well attended at all churches Sunday
Mr.. R. T. Turner, Jr., Mr.. Johni
D. Harris and others motored t
GIillOlH outlay tNGIliS. liG ttSlN
Party given by Mrs. Susie Erie prov
ed a success. Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
Hawkins OF Lone Oak, Texas, wer
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. X. I
Turner, Sunday. Why not read tn
Dallas EXpress-your paper? Onl
cents per copy. l would like t
meet everybody at the Fish Fry Sat
urday with my pack of papers, NJ
i. Daniels, Reporter.
JacksbOrO, Oct 13.-Services wer
good at both churches Sunday Tn
spirit dwelled with us all day. Rev
Brown and Rev. Kelley were al thei
best. Mr. Bush Lewis was over TO
one day, he left Saturday for Hen
ristta, Texas, where he is employed
Mrs. Sally Johnosn spent the wee
on Southside attending the reviva
Little Lester Means sustained pain
full injuries when his foot wa
caught in bicycle which he wa
riding home from school. He i
able to be out at this writing.
Vernon, Oct 13.-There was a higl
day among the churches Sunday
New Hope Baptist church experience
a great meeting all day. Sunda