The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
Texas News.

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Is going over the top. Rev. M. Kitchen
OF kennard, preached at Mt. Calyery
Baptist church, friday night. Rev. No |
BILE OF Beaumont preached last Sun
day and sunday night at Mt Calvery.
One member was taken in. Rev. /. |
flemins will start his START revival
nesday night at Mt. Calyery.M Mrs. Ida
Booker died last Sunday in the city
hospital at Lufkin; she was mem
Der of New Zion Baptist church. She
was Laid to rest in the Mt. Calvery
cemetery. Monday evening. Rev. A.
G. Bailey OBLIGATED. Mrs. Booker was
reared in GREGG Co.. near Kilgore.
resided with her daughter until a.
few days before the end. She was
taken to the hospital where she died.
She leaves one daughter. Mrs Cher
rie DENLY. two grand children and a
son-in-law and deal Of friends to
morn for her Miss Essie Jones has
gone to Galveston on o two weeks
vacation. Mr.. Burl Fears of Galveston
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ella VIII
llams. Mr. Clabe McChristain spent
few days in the city this week on
business While here he was the guest
of Mr. Matte Larkin. Little Odes Nc.
Christian is visiting his uncle, Ben
Taylor Mrs. Oder Singletery passed
through Friday, enroute to Diboll.
Mr. Mack PensOn Is at home after
staying In the hospital a week with
a broken leg, he Is resting nicely at
this writing His many friends are
pleased to see him at home again.
Sick listed: Deacon ]. M. Kennedy
Mr. Jess Johnson. MsJ. Miner Charls-
ton. Mr.. Cary Clayborn was the guest
of his brother and sister, in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hollie Clayborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fines Moore arc new readers
Of the Dallas Express.
Branchyllle, The revival at Sweet
Home A. M. e. church was well at
tened. one soul for Christ. Rev Green
of Coxies. conducted the meeting. Rev
f. w. Warren, hel his third quartely
conference at Sweet Homet, Sunay.
Prof Smile and Mr.. F.. McGrew of
Cause attended conference here Sum
pu5 Ts9M 9ql lusds oIIIW SIN AZ
with Mrs. g. Shermon. Prof. A. Cuer-
Iington left today for Dallas to attend
the American Woodman Convention.
Mrs. NJ. e. w. Jackson is still on the
sick list Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Clay, girl. mother and baby are do
ing we'll, Rev. Coe, pastor of Milan
Grove, attended district convention
at Marlin last week. Mrs.Eugene
lesson Of Waco is visiting relatives
here. Miss ella Steal Is at home with
her parents after spening a. pleasant
term in school at Temple. Mrs. A. Bo-
ney of Calvert, Is visiting parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Pasey OF Benho-
nald Mr. Edd Johnson spent the
week end with relatives and friends
Abllene.-The Pleasure Club gave
a delightful moonlight luncheon a the
brick plant. Thursday night. Plenty of
good things to eat was served. The
Civic League has built a
program stand on their park and will
have community sing song at an
early date. Mr.. Herbert Moore has
moved into Ills new store and is well
prepared to serve the public. The
school building that is to be used for
Colored pupils is being moved on the
old Civic park lots. Mrs. o. Watts
Of Mineral Wells Is visiting her hus-
band. Prof o. Watts. Mrs Mary Cash
and Mr.. Jarnes Childs of Temple, are
visiting Mrs. Mayme Moore. The pro-
gram rendered by the Paul Quinn
Choral Club. was very Entertaining
and is quite credit to the college
Mrs Ed. Henry had a birth day par
ty August 9Th. She received number
Of presents but would not tell her
age. DR., Jackson. retired African mis-
sionary, IL giving series Of lectures
at Mt. Zion Baptist church this week.
There is christian minister here
MIRO Nashville, Tenn, running a two
weeks renewal. -.
kerenss Rev. Matthews fired the
opening sermon for Rev. j. s. Adair
at New Hope Sunday. the beginning
OF his revival, large crowd all day
Rev. Moore, the P. e. Of Tyler dis.
trict A. M. p church held a success
ful quarter with Rev. Young at Ke-
rens. Sunday. Reb, A. A. Brown was
at high post Of duty Sunday Nice
attendance all dav prrs n r. TcouvIar
OF Texas COLLEGE was \ vls,tor IN K o.
rens last weet Tho fo,IoSr,ra - VI
Die ATTENDED he odd EeIlors. M NJ
WuI Brown Miss Berths Chand,iar
Carroll Daniels PROF p NJ Pssrson
returned fro,,, prs,,s~ w., 10 .'. ri,
-enorts n nice session pev y 1Ssf po wSon
leaves FOR his work tbis ,vael, - 9si,
Rev. q r. JIiIeore ,aft eor ri his ctr rh
work a. Princetown Mrs p Dc ma nan ~
and Matte price rename tha stcL
list. we hone for them ssaSv 80, rn
'covery.
IylersA number OF TyIeriaes wor-
shipped with the rural churches Sun
|day Several car loads left the city
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