The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28
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Iago. Jan. &c. The Reporter is
on the job again after week OF
illness with lagrippe and influenza
There Is an epidemic OF lagrippe
colds ia this vicinity and many are
falling victims 10 this disease. Sick
@ Edwards. Lewis Emerson, Thos.
Brent and Demp Clemens, Mr.. Ed
Williams had business at the County
Seat, last week. Mrs Ann Hubby
OF Wharton, Is here Visiting her
grand son. Mr.. c. Edwards. Mrs.
Hubby IL said 70 he los years old
and Is very active for q person OF
her age Mr.. Nose Rivers who Is
wen passed the Goth mile post Of
life Is now 10 very feeble condi-
ton due to tho infirmaties OF old
age. Christian brothers and sisters
don't forget TO 10 some way help
this old gentleman IN his darkest
hours Of life. The reporter attend
cd church at Che New Prospect
Church Sunday. these progressive
people have adopted rule IN their
church 20 begin their church SER
vices at 1880 a. m. from what the
reporter saw Sunday these rules
are being stricIkly observed. AT
1870 a. NJ, Rev. II Lewis read
Tor the opening tooth Ps., al the
conclusion the dey0tionals the pas
Tor. Rev. G. w. Mitchell Of Brazorla
ascended the rostrum and delivered
q sermon that was replete with
practical and sound reasoning. The
speaker touched most every phase Of
Christian life. He spoke OF the eco
ppmic side OF he as well as the
sOiritual side. The truck growers
Of the county have begun TO harvest
lilcir crops. Several cars OF sDinach
aud one car OF cabbage we're ahipp-
led from here the past week There
will be q number Of cars OF truck to
be bhinped out. yet Wharton county
IS coming to the front as a truck
growing county. The farmers are
preparing TO plant the largest Irish
potatOe crop in the history ct the
country. One farmer alone near
here has land prepared already to
plant a thousand (i00O) acre Of
potatoes.
Tyler. Jan. 26.- -Sunda, school
was fine at all churches Fun ". All
the pastors were present s-l every
one took advantage Of enc Spring
like day and attended services. Rev
n. @. Alexander preached for DR.
Franklin Sunday evening az the A
NJ y church, Mr.: Tom Jones has
hadt his home wired on North Bordl
er street. The Sunday School Al
County Line Baptist church Wits
AR. @. e. Crenshaw as Supt. gave
Mr. fblind NatLanl Nathan new
years box containing the following
articles valued az $500. canned
fruit. peas. peck Of potatoes etc
This Sunday School also gave to thl
decrepiis IN her church and com
snunity IS Xnas res. God bless
the cheerful es f Household o.
Ruth No 1863, gsth Tyler r1et o.
January Ord ana installed the fol
towing officers: Mrs. " M. War
rem, Y n NJ G.; Mrs Sadie +
5oneF s N CT Mrs v J. Long
NJ r. ers. Millie Jones. W. T..
Mrs. 4. Howard. NJ c., MRS. Bessie
CHmby. Il N CT Mrs. Corinthl
tenneli ana Mis-. Miunie Lotion, w
~ and w 4, The cili2eF OF TY
Iers. met on Dec. 27th az the PEG
flee Drug Co.. for the purpose o
81 organising a Colored band The FOL
lowing officers were elected Hon
> O. Long. Sri, president; Mr. GeN
Henry, vice president Mr., H. d
CuInhy, 50 sretary; Mr. Clarence Nc
atfer Davis aud Mr. While Guthn
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