The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

ed a powerful sermon at $3.50 p M,
at the End Baptist church to the min
listers and congregation of the alliance.
Collection $500. Rev. Jno. Brown Is
conducting a cottage prayer meet
ing. The revival will begin next week.
Wesdames Winston, Gracy Sewel and
Mrs. NJ. A Mays are on the sick list;
Mesdames Winston, Crazy Sewel and
Basy are improving, after three weeks
illness. Mrs. j. NJ. McNeely and M.
w. Colemon, carpenters and painters
are completing the A. NJ. f. church.
Mr. Robert White has a progressive
business. Services at A. M. L. church
excellent Sunday night. Two 1oiners.
Prof. Brown and wife are absent
from school on account of illness. Mr..
quite a deal of work to do until Prof.
Brown and wife shall have returned.
Mr.. w. S. Christian is planning big
fishing expedition. Miss Jewel Hud;
Wednesday night. Wedding bells will
ring again next week. Master G.. 9.
Hammond. Jr., and Master l.. Phll-
lips, Jr., are on the sick list. Miss
Lott left for Temple, Sunday, to wit
ness the singing of Miss Eethel wa
tiers, Monday night
COOper.-The weather has been I'M
certain and sickness is the pass word
in this vicinity. Rev. Davis is pro-
crossing at New Zion, he preached to
an excellent congregation Sunday
night. Rev. Davis Is progressing at
New Zion. he preached to an excellent
congregation Sunday night. Rev. Stud
dard (white) Methodist minister
preached an excellent sermon, which
was inspiring to his audience at 8
p. m.Miss Cliff May Dickson is visit
ing her sister in Denison. Mr.. Western
Dean. Jr.. is selling his lamp with
success. The women of New Zion did
some great mission work by giving
and rescuing a poor widow and four
children, who were in dire need. Mr.
Arthur Sauls and wife are improving
at this writing and also Mrs. S. Bur-
nette.
McI<inney.-Mr Jake Robinson of
Dallas was in the city, mingling with
friends the last week. Mrs. Jessie
Fields Is able to be up after a short
, Illness. Mr.. A. Banks has purchased
new Ford, Spring time means clean
ing time. Mr.. a. l.. Lewis and Mrs
Maud Al Britton was married at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Rhea,
Monday night. March 49,
Wolfe Cny.-Sunday School was
wei attended at all churhces. Rev
Bell preached an excellent sermon
at ll:3O p. m. And Rev. H. r. Hender
:
mon at the c. NJ. Il. church The Blar
High School and the school of Honey
Grove played basket ball Scores 100
favor Honey Grove. Rev Singleton,
president Of the Royaltis of the Sun
and Daughters is in the city in in
terest of said concern. Mrs. Gertrude
Nicllles and daughter are in the city
visiting Mrs. Gentry's mother Mrs.
Annie Wood The Wolfe City base
ball boys crossed bats with Green
Vile, March 18th. Scores 1911. favor
Greenville. The b. Y. Z. u, is a great
work with the young people of this
community. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
Smith are in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends
BranchViIIe.-Mr. Tom Anderson of
Port sullivan died Monday and fun
eral was attended Tuesday by Rev
G. r. station of Calvert. A correction
1t was stated in last weeks issue that
$500 was given Mr.. Ford and $3.50
was given Mrs. Walton and Drone.
Services were well attended Sunday
at his post. Quite a number of the
Branchyllites attended the quarterly
interschG elastic meeting at Cameron,
Friday. Sick list Mesdames NJ. T.. w.
Jackson. w. NJ. Walton, Annie Drone,
Bertha Walton. Della Miller Mrs. AL
bertha Tyson is home after spending
several months in Houston. Mr.. Frank
Polk spent Sunday in Calvert If the
reporter fails to get your paper to
you on Saturday please send for it.
Mrs. Mary Bell died Sunday and was
buried Monday. She left a host of rel
atives and friends to mourn her de-
mise. 1t was an unexpected death.
Miss Scott closed her school at Far
bin Bridge, Friday.
CamerOn.-Services We're splendid at
all churches Sunday. Revs. Hughes
and Buford delivered splendid SER
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at his post at Calvert. Rev. King of
Dallas has pitched a revival against
sin and satan at Cameron Grove,
meeting so far has been successful.
Miss Loise Smile left for Tulsa, Okla,
Saturday night to visit her brother.
Cameron high school was the center
of attraction Friday. More than two
thousand persons witnessed the Inter-
scholastic meet. Prof J. w. Bartlett
as director general left no stone I'M
turned in putting Milan county on the
amp. Cameron won the following
honor. Junior spelling, Floyvester
Coleman, LIST prize; Cub Junior spell
ing. Katie Murphy, LIST prize, compo-
sition; John McGill, End prize. In
dustry LIST prize. Potato race, 1st
prize, Eliza Davis. Music, Srd prize,
I Rockdale and Liberty Hill, also re-
ceived several first prizes.
Prof Steward of Washington, D. c.,
Prof Hines. Waco and Prof, j. d.
Martin. Austin were honorary guest
all day.
Pittsburg.--Mr;, Leo Hamilton of
Mineola. is in the city visiting rela-
tives. Mr. Isiah Walker is visiting
family and friends A social was
given at the residence of Mrs. Dinah
| Washington for the benefit of Junior
choir of ST. stephen A. NJ. e. church
| Morris Chapel NJ. E. church Sunday
evening. Rev. I, NJ Chambers, pastor
of st. Paul was the feature of the
occasion. Rev. Dunfrey visited ST
| Paul Baptis. church Sunday and was
! the guest of the pastoral special
! program given Sunday evening by
/ Pine Bluff Baptist choir, Prof. J. C.
! Allen acted as master OF ceremonies
at the home of Mr.. and MRS. lslah
Walker, a dinner was served to the
The The " W. r. NJ Circle met with Prof
and Mrs W. d. Gray Thursday on ac-
count of tie education rally. the MIS-
sionary Board of st. Beaulah {. "
/ 10. church has been discontinued un
\ til after the Bird Sunday, Mrs. A. Neal
has moved her millinery department
! home and wishes for all to maintain
their patronage. Mrs Irene smith en-
tertained at her home Thursday even
1 ing, fruit salad, sandwiches, cake
| ice cream were served. The Mystic
! Weaver club met with Mrs. Matte e.
] Handy, Friday evening. Chicken dress
J Ing, HafSIlHldllOWs SNSSI POtdtOS -
cake and sherbert We're served to the
members and all had Joval time
MIR Jake Lee, formerly of Naples. now
residing in Illinois was in the city
visiting wife, Mrs. Annie Rose Wash
| ington). spelling contest was re-
cited at Garfield rural school with
/ Union Chapel VS.. Garfield. Garfield
won the prize Sick list: Rev. f. s.
/ ,terns, Madams Rena Harrison. Ma
rietta Pitts, Mary Jackson. Little
4 Athielene Mitchell, Madams Rosa
WIN. Edible Murphy, w. NJ, Eason
and Mr. John Pride are on the con-
valescent list
Athcns.--Services well attended at
all churches Sunday. Rev. Davis of
the church OF God was at his post
Sunday School was well attended at
Mt. Providence Baptist. The pastor
/ Rev. A. c. Garman delivered an able
sermon at II o'clock. At $50 the