The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29

latiVes. Mrs. Hortense Muse, the West
ern Destrict missionary left We'd
nesday to visit the various mission
organizations Of her destrict. She Is
making ready to report to the AS
ISOLATION which is to meet in Altus,
August %. Rev. Whitfield Of Chick
asha preached at Galilee Baptist
church at o'clock Sunday and again
at night; both sermons were adjusted
masterpieces. Rev Parker was at his
post Of duty and preached excellent
sermons to the delight of hearers.
! Sunday school and A. c. K. League
was good at the delight OF the au-
diences. Sunday school and B. Y. P.
IT,. was good at the Bethlehem Bap-
/, fist church. Rev. Owens preached at
both services.
Whitewright.-Rev w. T. Bartlett
pastor of the First Baptist church
preached at the C. M. e. church, July
18th. Mrs. Gussy Blanton of Gaine-
vile visited her mother in-law, Mrs
Diner Dehoney Mrs. Irene Bolden
was here visiting her husband. Miss
her father Mr.. VIII Adams Mrs OIL
lie N. Kimble visited her mother. Ge-
rome Kinedy has gone to West, Texas
Mrs. Ellen Haley and Mrs. Amanda
Butler has returned from Altus, Okla,
to enter school. Mrs. w. Z. Wren
and others motored to Wolfe city to
the annual picnic. Mrs Monroe Yates
is visiting her mother at Ladonia.
Mrs. Lizzie Yates and others left
Saturday for Wolfe CITY picnic. The
rally at the C. M. %. church closed
Sunday with success. Mr.. Lester Tot
ten and others OF Van Alstyne were
in the city Sunday. Rev jackson was
in Sherman last week and preached
several nights. The Mrs. Lunendia
Owens left for Sherman. Mrs. M. d.
Dawes and Mr.. B. H. Henderson left
for the Grand Lodge Sunday morning
which will convene at Waco, Sunday
school was well attended a bth church
es.Sunday. Mrs Bell Gatewood is re-
ported improving at this writing. to
the delight of friends. Mrs. Della
Raddie is up at this writing. Mr..
Louise Oliver is on the sick list.
DentOn.-We hadd good services
at the A. M. q. church Sunday. Rev.
J. A. Jones. P. E., of the Ft. Worth
District held the third quartely con-
ference Sunday, at the St James A.
M. e. church, with much success,
and he preached an excellent sermon
lat the morning service. Collection
1922. Rev ]. Sam Barcus, pastor
of the First Methodist church, South,
preached an excellent sermon at the
st, James A. M. Il. church at 3 p. m,
Sunday. Mrs. B. Wallice and Rev s.
M. Walker left Monday for Waco,
Texas to attend the knights and
Daughters Of Tabor Grand Lodge,
which convenes there this weeek
Young Ladies Jewel Art Club.
This club met at the home of Miss
M. M. Ayers, 404 Egan st., Friday.
at 5 p. M. The usual art period was
taken up. The new members added
go the club were: Misses e. B. Owens
and e. J. Robinson. The hostess
served delightful punch and cake Miss
Murel Meals was chosen as Toast
mistress, while Miss Lillian Taylor
presided at the pnunch bowl. The club
will meet next week with Mrs. An
drew Clark.
Miss B. G. Taylor, President,
Mrs. Hollis Allen, Secretary
Mrs e. M. Handbook, Reporter.
WeatherfOrd.- Services were excel
lent at all churches Sunday. Rev
Hutcherson preached an excellent
sermon Sunday. Mrs. H. Ward served
a four course luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Willow; several friends were
present. Mrs. Strickland left Sunday
for Waco to attend the Grand Lodge
Of the Knights and Daughters of Ia
Dor. Mr.. James Young spent a few
days in Mineral Wells. Texas last
week Mr.. s. P. Alexander and wife
and Mrs. Strickland and Dellie New
bill attended the Grang Chagter of the
order of Eastern Stars at Ft. Worth |
last week. Rev A. Manor spent q !
few days at the Grand Lodge at Fl. |
Worth. Rev. Garnet spent last week |
at Thurber, where he ran revival. |
Mrs. I. q. Randall of Cisco Texas, |
and daughter Minnett are visiting
Mrs. Tiny Simmons and family who
have been i'll; this family is reported |
improving to the delight of friends.
Mrs. L. C. Flewellen Of Pueblo, Coloo, |
who has been attending the sick bed |
side of Mrs. King and Tiny Sim
mons, mother and sister left for their
homes Thursday
Mesquite-Sunday school was well |
attended at the churches. The revival
started on the 26st, and we are xe-
pecting to have Rev w. c. Barnes
with us to assist in conducting this
meeting. Also Rev. p. NJ Mitchell of
Dallas to assist, See Mrs. e. H. McGin
mis-.