The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

| Wills has good enrolment as the
white staple is getting scarce in
this section. Sunday school at the
A. M. =. church was largely attended
At IL o'clock our pastor. Rev. o. s.
Carroll preached great sermon from
the 9Th Psalm Z verse and at night
he preached from St. John 81 Sub.
''The Mission Of the Som Everybody
rejoiced and the spirit ran high. On
Saturday night there was an enter
tainment at the A. M. e. church.
Everybody were high sn praise Of
it, We was graced with the presence
of Lawyer G. H. Wills Our beloved
pastor Rev. Carroll is loved and re-
spected by all We hope he will return
| to us. Services at the Missionary Bap-
fist was splendid. Pastor Kilgore
filled the pulpit with credit Morning
and night service was we'll attended.
Mr.. Joe Jones, our groceryman has
full line of groceries: let MS give
him our trade; let's get behind him.
The official Board at the A. M. r.
church was well attended Monday
night by officers and members. Rev.
Carroll gave the Board a splendid
lecture, Sub. "Why am I Methodist?
"The reason love It." He is live
wire. christian and splendid
preacher.
Breham-Our churches and Sunday
schools are doing fine. The writer
has just returned from Houston,
visiting his better-half and on bus
mess. The writer is State Agent for
the Grayson Health and Accident
Insurance Company, Travelling Agent
for j. e. McBrady and Co, to appoist
State and Local Agent for the Dallas
Express Publishing Co.. The Greatest
Paper of the South.
Grand Prairie-Sunday was high
day in Ellsworth. Sunday schools
were well discussed by both teachers
fist and Methodist churches with
Supt's. at their posts. The lessons
werewolf discucced by both teachers
and pupils. Also church services were
good owing to the Rev. j. w. Scott,
pastor being a little indisposed At
IL o'clock services were discontinued.
At o'clock pm, Rev. Scott filled
his pulpit and preached the Homision
Sermon from the 2S chap. of Matthew.
Sub. Peace" Text Go tell the Breth-
eren." After which the Missionary
Sisters rendered their program. Dea-
con A. B. Long of the st. John church
delivered the welcome address. Re-
spends by Rev. J. T. Smith of Nc
Gregor, Texas. Total collection 5000.
Also paper by Sis. w. l.. Thomas.
Mr.. Henry Moore (colored) one of
Grand Prairie's Oldest citizens depar-
ted this life Thursday, Oct. 26th. in
Oak Cliff. Mr. Moore was born in
the year of 1910, July 18th and at
the time of his death he was 50 yrs.
and months of age. Just few
years ago he moved to Oak Cliff on
1871 p. 9th St.. where he spent his
last days. His friends and relatives
are at lost to give him up; yet our
loss is Heavens gain We hope Mr..
and Mrs. Gentry Talley's cottage is
near completion. The carnival gives
by the pastor and members of the
A. NJ. e. church of Dalesworth last
Mrs Shas Reese made a flying trim
to Dallas last Sunday to visit friends,
Mr.. NJ. A. Tolliver is in bed with a
/ case of Dengue fever.
Pittsburg-Sunday services good at
all churches except st. Paul. Third
Sunday is their day. The Saint Beu-
larites paid Morris Chapel their
visit back. Sunday evening at 8
o'clock Rev. T. Whitlow filled the
pulpit with the pospel; his sermon
was enjoyed by all. After the sermon
Mr.. c. Dyke Baker, our gospel sing
er delighted the audience with a
solo: God knows, God loves, God
cares. 1t was very effective Quite
sumber of members accompanied
the pastor, Rev. ]. B. Cumming
preached at st. Beulah Sunday night
his sermon was quite logical. Mills
and Whitmore has opened club
at the Hargrove building, called the
Idlewild. An entertainment was given
there Saturday night. Mr.. Nathan
! (Skatchet) Clark was killed on Stat
ford Hill Susday evening. Miss Jewel
Bowser did the shooting. DR.. j. w.
Crump is back home 3rom visiting
relatives and friends in Minnesota
and Kansas. A party was given at
the Odd Fellows hall Thursday night
by the senior class D. H. s.. Quite
a nice time was had Mr.. Leo Hamil-
ton is getting ready to enter Texas
College. Mesdames Simms, Aora John
son. Mrs. Ella Hubert all are con-
valescent. Masters Willie Rogers
l..l co,,.,,ol IYuhorf ,,onfO,.od tn M
/ Pleasant Sunday. Saturday was a
Lusy day IN Pittsburg. Mrs. Harriet
Ross is on the sick list Quite a
number of the members Of the NJ. e.
church will accompany Rev. N. N.
Sawyer. their pastor to the Annual
Conference to be held at PALESTINE.
Mrs. Julia Williams visited the school
Friday evening and viewed rooms No.
2-3-4 and made remarks of the tea
cher's work Mrs. Ada Butler OF
Wichita Falls is in the city conduc-
ting a song festival given under the
auspices of Pine Bluff Baptist church
The rent house of Mrs Tinna Shaw
ers is being occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Coston Reynolds. Mr.. w. II
Phoy led the contest at Pine Bluff
Sunday night; he reported $14.30 on
rally. Prof. ], r. Lilly is in the
city representing the l. o. B. and
IL. C. of Texas, a colored Insurance Of
Greenville, Texas. He also made Q
lecture at Odd Fellows Hall Satur.
day night to a very appreciativt
/ audience. Visitors: Mrs. Glenn Bell o.
Marshall. Mrs. Polite (Drake) Rova
} Of Quenton. Arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs
J. D. Walker, Mrs. Jane Hill. McK.n
: ney Mrs. wartha Mae Reynolds Pine
r Departures: Mr. and Mrs. Homel
] Murphy, Dallas, Miss Beatrice Alex
J. ander and mother, Winnsboro.
: BOnham.- Rev r. Ionic William
! is pastor. Miss vaniier Bagsby 1
! making success OF Toilet goods bus