The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-11

OHOLuCI AAVAAAI 'EVAS W - 49, -
audience at New Hope. Wednesday
night Most Of the people Of Ennis
are enjoying good health. We are
glad to see our school filling UP that
lis right, send 'em to school. Wat
kins Dry Goods Co., Is new enter
prise for our t0wn--now let's buy
what they have without complain
ling.
Gilmer.--Mr. W. o. Boyens, the
tailor has nice business II silver
Alley and is constant reader Of
the Express. Mrs. Eliza Hale COM
mends the Express man on referring
to back door number in last weeks
issue, Well. Mrs. Hale. II you mean
TO drive the nail straight, hit It
squarely on the head. Miss Ardelle
Jones is the new collector for the
G. NJ b, A, here Of which Mr.. L.
Turner is manager Mr.. A. Ingram
is one the busy merchants In Gil
mer, he manages his store, raises
farm products, attends Sunday school
and church services and meets every
lodge of which he is mater. The
following persons were here on bus
mess last Saturday: Mr.. George Hol-
Inns. Mr.. John Bonner and family.
Mrs. Sallie Blackshear Is on the
sick list. Mr.. Ector Donaldson has
arrived from abroard. Rev. 7. w.
Wilson says leave the paper for him
eveery Saturday. The Missionary
Sisters of the Baptist church, have
organized house to house, praise
meeting. Miss Annie Belle Mitchell,
contemplated entering high school
after Christmas. Rev. A. W. Ken
non returned from SummerfIeld last
Saturday conducting church fair.
He filled his regular appointment
here last Sunday, Prof. J. B. Hewf
kins, A. b.. is still pushing the city
school building here-as principal
he hopes to open school within
few more weeks. Miss CrissIe L.
Grant of near Lafayette. tenders
kindness to the reporter, her form
er teacher. Mr. ]. P. Montgomery,
in company with Rev. M. d. Davis,
motored to Marshall, where they
attended the executive board meet
ing last Saturday. Miss Maggie Ford
likes the Express. Rev. Barnwell
lectured at the G. M. e. church last
Sunday. Mrs. S. l. King and Mr..
Willie Ward are on the sick list.
Corsicana. Prof. C. A. Jones Of
principal Of the Powell school and
Mrs. s. A. Hodge, assistant teach
er opened school on the 9th inst. A
new United Mutual Woodman lodge
was put into operation at Kerens
last Friday night by Messers Chest
mutt, Johnson, Adams Durham and
Hedgspeth. The affair given by the
children and teachers Of Fred Doug
las high school at the Odd Fellow
hall Melted $4,000. Mrs. A. R. Hurd
Is adding two rooms. a porch, new
doors and windows and weather
boarding her house. There are sew
eral new houses In course of con-
struction. Rent houses are very
scarce. Al Mr.. Isaac Haynes, farm
err, Of color was arrested Saturday
morning for bootlegging and sent to
Dallas to be tried in the Federal
Court. The pastors OF the churches
met with their congregations at
Bethel A, M. II. church to Sunday
evening to assist pastor Walker in
getting read flor conference. A Mr..
| f.elley living on Fifth avenue was
arrested Saturday night for abusive
Mrs. Lille Jessup, one OF our Ex-
press readers passed away last week
and was buriend on Thursday. Nov.
End 1922. Mrs. o. S. Salad is home
again after being away for short
time. Mrs. r. J. Johnson and Mrs.
SOuthall are recovering from re-
cent illness. Mrs Chance is said to
be feeling better. Mrs. Didy Neal
who reported TO be 104 years. old is
visiting her son, Mr.. Will Graham
of 1921 Seventh Aavenue. Mrs. Dixie
Adkins who has been visiting for
some time with her sick mother has
returned. Mrs. p. Baker left her
home this week to visit sick
daughter. Mrs. F. Il. Stewart. wife
OF undertaken Stewart has returned
home after an absence OF six
months. Mr.. Jim Ashton OF Dice was
/, here on business Monday. Miss
J. y. Edwards who went to Tus-
hegee to attend school. returned
home on account of her health.
, Our churches First Baptist SER
/ vices were we'll attended all day,
, including 3. Y. P. U. and Sunday
school Al night the meeting time
was used for testimonials by Az
Q Christians, the spirit ran high and
/. there was much joy and happiness
e expresssd. Sixth Avenue Morning
sermon was extra fine and was lis
s tened with marked interest and at
: tention by an appreciative audience
s Communion was served at $3.50 p
: M, Supt. Hedgespeth head of the
Sunday school with most Of the
+ teachers made the lesson interesting
. and brought out several important
{. and helpful facts
Bethel A. NJ. e. church Services
: were well attended and DR.. Walker
: preached two excellent Serr ems. Al
liz D. m. 9Th Avenue c. M q. and
I Ind pendent Baptist churches with
: their pastor. Joined Bethel in mass
; meeting where all the pastors made
: excellent talks The spirit ran higl
!, all day. The collection was abov'
= 10000 The members and citizen
generally are anxious for Rev. Walk
!. fer's return to Bethel and our cit,
= for another year Mrs r. G. Wake
came in from her home in Austii
I to spend while IN the parsonag
D and to attend the conference in Mar
n shall.
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