The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30

derful sermon Dinner was served BIZ
the ladies of the church on the
sampson Of Beaumont preached a
great sermon. Collection for the PAS
tor $1,000. other collection S25 800
total collection for the dav S87.OO
Rev. Ed Drew, attended East Texas
| Bethel Association at TempsOn Texas
sion that was largely attended zion
Hill First Baptist church, Rev. 10
| r. Burkhalter, The newly called pas
ed pastor. occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning at the j m. service and
preached an excellent sermon, good
! services at night Rev. Sampson OF
Beaumont Texas is conducting a ten
nights revival at ST Mathew Baptist
church. that is attracting a very
good sized audience. each night. The
District sunday school convention OF
the G. M. 70. church convened at the
ST. Paul c. NJ u. church this city last
Wednesday to Sunday night Bishop
Martin, one of the New Bishops az
the c NJ. L. church was present at
the convention Mrs Blanche Smith
guest of Miss Hattie Drew Mrs. ].
Fl Anthony of Clarksville, Texas. Is
still in the city to spend month or
so with home folks. Mrs. Georgia Lin
thicum has relapse of the dengue
fever. DR.. Woodson is Improving
slowly. The dengue fever is stiil pre-
valent in the city. The city school
was to have opened last week. but
was postponed on account of the pre-
valency of the dengue fever.
.CnrroIIton.--our Sunday School was
well attended last Sunday. We are
holding service in our new church
now had service all day last Sunday
plenty of preachers among them was
Mrs Rev. G, Watts and Mrs. Rev.
Jones of Dallas. We were glad to
have these preaching sisters with us
the rally was success. raised $50 10
for the church. Rev. II. Baker is doing
great work for the church and
community. He will he long remember
ed here at this place, he is a great
man for the upbuildng of his race.
The st. John Baptist church are
carrying on revival this week. sun
day, the Rev. Mr. Taylor of Dallas
was out with Rev NJ, T. McGruder
they raised s11.0O in the morning
service, had dinner at the church,
they are striving TO get their church
out of debt. Mrs. Annie Bush has re-
turned from Fort Smith, Ark, and
her mother came back with her TO
spend few months with her Mrs.
Fannie b. Holmes was called to the
bedside of her sick mother. Mrs. Lid
ule Jdcksoh - Improving after a
long spell of Illness, our school will
open the second of next month with
Mrs jessie Turner as teacher Miss
Josephine Heads will attend the high
school Of Dallas again THIS year. Mrs.
.C. A. Bradley visited friends in Den
ton, last week. =. o. Henrietta Bush
Carrolton, Texas, Box "a.
BartIesyiIIe, OkIa.-The place Of
John Chandler located at 7O5 West
9th street. was raided last week by
special city Officers, some corn whis-
key and choc beer were taken from
the place Chandler gave the officers
some exercise before he could get
his hands on him. The chase caused
the reporter to take some quick
steps, on account Of Chandler moving
very swiftly toward him and too the
officer was firing shots toward Chand-
ler A bakery wagon that stood in
front Of the store on 5th and Virginia
was used in capturing Chandler After
taking him to city jail, the officers
returned and found his wife, Mrs.
Chandler and he took her also Mrs.
Chandler is a member of the Holy
church. The arrest of Chandler led
to the arrest of M. c. Cotton, by some
means. The same was held for As
hours from Sunday until Tuesday
morning. Attorney NJ. d. l.. Cox of
Coffeyville, was called to this city
to defend case for the other race
last week. The attorney did not
not spend much time in the city, ar
irving Tuesday morning, he returned
Tuesday afternoon Elder G. G. Graf
ton was in the city last Tuesday, he
held his quarterly and left Tuesday
night. Miss Lula Halter. who has been
very i'll is reported doing fine. She
is now in Okmulgee. Okla. Miss Ma
LISA Estes and Cortez Morrison is
attending high school in Coffeyville,
Kans.
wichita FaIIs.-st. John Sunday
school opened at usual hour. $3.50
with Supt Redgester in choir Col
lection $500 Sunday was a high day
at st. John, Rev. A. l.. Wright
preached glorious sermon at II a.
M, and night, four additions. The
white sisters of the Mission Society
conducted a program for the st. John
Baptist Society. At $500 o'clock, col
lection $4,000. The st. John choir was
served cream and cake By the Park
Street Drug Co. Visitor: Rev. Jenkins
of Dallas is holding his quarterly
here at A. NJ, Il. church. Grand Mas
ter of the Mosaic, Mr.. Weatherford
is in the city. Rev. Simpson of the
best Sunday night. Sick list Mrs.
a. L. Wright Mrs. L. Clay, Mr.. a.
w. Moxan is improving Mrs. Luck
ers and Gateway are inviting her
friends to come down and eat din
ner tomorrow, at 209 Park street
Weekly services of Mt. Pleasant
Baptist church was normal Sunday
Services were climox, Sunday school,
well attended. b. Y. p. u. at
o'clock, president Supt. of each der
partment seem to understand theiI
work, / convert. Collection $500, to-
tai at all services.
MineOIa.-Miss Monteen Holt. stu
dent of Texas COLLAGE from Duncan
Oklahoma, spent few weeks in Dali
las, visiting relatives and friends and
Is in this city for week en- route
to Tyler Miss Verta Mae Clark OF
Quitman, Texas, left Saturday for
Oklahoma to attend high school, Mrs
Julia Stones of Plano, Texas came
here last Friday visiting relatives
will return Sunday evening. Miss Yer
nese Jones OF this city will leave next
Tuesday for Texas College. Miss Eve
Ign Deary will leave for Texas Col
lege next Tuesday, Miss Luvera and
Bud Jones will leave for ]. c. I.
Monday in IIawkin, Texas Miss Ad-
lahoma next sunday. Mrs. Necy
Brooks left for Dallas, Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Leila Arnold is now
in Los Angeles, Cal, enjoying hor-
self with relatives and friends. Mr..
Oscar Hood and Harry Hood Is in
New York City enjoying themselves.
Miss Jewel Hickmon of this city took
some carbolic acid, but what she
took it for is not known by reporters