The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

Rev. Sterling filled their respective
pulpits Sunday. Miss Carrie Sneed
and Robert Lynch were married Sun
day evening. The SanLedrln Coun-
ell at the A. NJ L. church was a
success. Mr.. ]. NJ Johnson has ac
cepted position with the H. apd Il.
c. Railroad Undertakers Stewart
and Mckinney were in the city
Sunday. Mr.. Roy Williams is up
after 10 or IL days illness. Mrs.
Stewart and Mckinney were in the
city Sunday. Mr. Roy Williams is
up after 10 or IL days illness. Mrs.
(Dr) Carroll received the highest
amount and received the diamond
ring and Bro. Hatson received the
rs pounds of sugar in the rally that
closed Sunday night at the A. NJ. f.
church. j. E. Rodgers. Reporter.
Honey Grove, Oct 2O-Spence
Chapel A. NJ. f. Church and members
and friends also the pastor Rev. F..
f. Mooney were lifted spiritually
Sunday being the 4th quarterly con-
iernce day 1t is a treat for any one
to visit this church. The members
love their pastor and are proving
the same by following his leadership.
The Rev j. P. Lynn of Honey Grove
held the quarterly meeting for Rev
j. A. Jones. He also cached two
noble sermons. And the children of
the King Toasted from the spiritual
rock. The membership is workine
hard to be ready for the Annual
Conference; also the church in one
loud voice says send MS Rev. F. f.
Mooney again. e. B. Burnough, Re-
porter.
Center, Oct. 2O.-Two great SER
mons by Elder w. H. Harrison of
Pittsburgh. Texas.
Sunday Oct. 18th, was quarterly
conference day, at the close of an
Sunday school a song
was lead by Rev. T. A. Amos and
a prayer offered by Rev. S. Smith,
then Elder Harrison came forward
and took for a subject: "Keep the
End in View" text Luke 9-62, with
in short while it appeared that
each thirsting soul had been filled
and made to run over.
At 2 p. m. Mrs. Sealie Scourton
of Garrison, Texas, District Mission
airy president, made a talk that will
live long in the hearts of those who
heard her, she put much stress upon
the importance of the women finding
their place, getting in their place,
and staying, in their place. eve as
women. said Mrs. Scourton, are not
doing our duty by our church and
either bv our children, we are al
lowing our children to grow up as
weeds OF the fields, ignorant and
useless when 1t comes to rendering
an effective service for the Master,
we want stay at home long enough
to train our daughters hoy to keep
house, and know too, that some day
she is due to be some mans wife,
sisters we must do our duty at
home and stop running all over the
tattleing into everybody
else's business, and leaving ours
hunting up the faults and
MISTAKES Of other people, when it
will take all of our time to correct
and live free from our own stop
telling lies on one another, if you
don't like your sister don't carry
her name abroad, just take her in
YOUR bussom and carry her to the
Lord" Mrs. Scourton said many
things of interest, some of which
we feel will be put into practice
and only regret that we haven't
more such women who are willing
to give their lives for such honor
able cause as that she represents.
For night service the Elder took
for subject; love covering sin,
text End Peter 4th chapter. Then
the gospel began to ring out and
hearts were made to lean for Joy.
Elder Harrison knows how to en-
terrain his hearers, he is a Chris
tian friend 10 man and great pow
err behind the pulpit.
The conference was a good one,
the financial success ran some
thing above $4,000.
Mr.. Chas. Cooks, who has been
on the sick list for some four Or
five weeks seems to be on the
mend.
Don't forget to call for The Ex-
press your paper at Hicks Store
every Saturday, only cents.
Tyler, Oct. Sunday was high
day at all the churches. Sunday
and services we're we'll at
tended. Tho county teachers In.
stitute which was in session at True