The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-12

Quoting a revival at Mother Zion Bap-
.ist church. The Hopewell Baptist Dis-
trict B. Y. p. U. and Sunday School
Congress met at Mt. Hehran Baptist
church, August l. 1922. Introductory
sermon was preached by Rev. Wills.
Collection $3.50. Remarks by presi-
dent. Rev. Mayfield. Adjournment.
"Wednesday MORNING.
Congress- called TO Order by
dent Song by Congress. Prayer was
A. r. Wheeler, ID. d., Of Tyler Texas
discussed How Can We Best Organize
70 Secure Life OF the B Y. p. y. in the
Wednesday Night.
Congress- called to Order. by by
Rowe. Song by choir. Prayer BY Rev
Rowe. A soul stirring sermon was
delivered by Rev. Charlie Williams
OF Longview. Texas.
Thursday.
Congress called to order by Presi.
by Rev. Indy after which Rev LIN
dly gave to the Congress very inr
structive Bible lesson.
Afternoon.
Congress called to order by singing
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mayfield
Sermon by Rev. Sherman Trimble OF
Henderson. Song. ENROLMENT Of Mes
SoHBoAos SOhcCNAOn tAlOV.
Might.
Song by choir. Scripture reading
by Rev. Jessie Warren. Prayer BY
of Mt. Hebron Baptist church. Sister
Arab Reedy. Welcome in behalf o.
Zion Mrs NJ ]. Hurd. We'll
come in behalf of the G. M. u. church
by Prof. w. M. Bromley, solo, Miss Ora
Franklin, DR.. Woods (white) Of Bap-
tist. church of Henderson. delivered
soul stirring sermon. Prof. q. M. Hor-
rold. responded in behalf of Congress
Solo Little Miss Rosa Mae Ward Of
Tyler, Texas. Collection 1915.
Friday Morning.
Congress opened by singing, Prayer
by Rev. Washington of Tyler, aftel
which the Congress discussed the sub
tect Should the Superintendent be
Indorsed by the pastor before elect
ed by the church" Remarks by Rev
Wright. Rev. Lindley gave us beau
tiful Bible lesson. Collection and adj
journment.
Afternoon.
Devotional service conducted. Rev
Trlmble, Prayer offered by Rev. ]. L.
Tolbert. Introduction of visitors. How
to conduct the CRADLE role by Mrs
Nettie Trimble. After which Rev
Lindley gave to the Congress splen-
did sketch of kindergarten work.
Night.
Reading Of letters. Song by choir
Rev. Jackson of Tyler delivered o 9
soul stirring sermon Collection $3.50
Saturday Morning.
Song and prayer by Rev. Mayfield
Scripture reading. Bible lesson by
Rev. Lendly. Song. Paper. Miss Allie
jects were discussed which space for
bids.
Mass meeting. Program enjoyed by
all the record was broken by Hender-
son when little Jimmie Creor SANG
q solo. Rev. A. r. Wheeler, B. s., ID
D.. President Sunday School Congress
Rev. A. d. Mayfield president 3. Y
p. U. Congress. Rev. b. Wright. ID p
director OF Congress. Miss Estella
Ray. secretary; Miss Lera Henry, sta
tistlcian.
I1nstIand.-First Sunday was high
day at the Baptist church. Rev. G. H.
Harvey preached a wonderful sermon
and a good collection followed Mr.
John McCullen and wife of Ranger
are now in our city. Mr.. John Mahalia
has sold his cafe to Messrs. Nickle-
berry and Rivers. Mr.. B. Smith. Mr.
Jessie Jones, Mr. George Gibson, Mr.
w. b. Carr. the tailor, Mr.. Sam
Brown, Mr.. Author East, Jim Engle-
man, Mr.. Hubert Wells. all are Ex-
press readers. arrived at 1885 from
Brennan. Miss Sleda Parish. who will
be the bride of Mr.. Isaac Kennard
also OF BRENNAN. Mr.. S. IL. Williams
Is still holding the chancellorship OF
the X. of p. Mrs. Pauline Johnson Is
on the sick list. Rev. Sale of Dallas
Is here as pastor of the G. M. r
church. The entire city welcomes this
noble man.. Mrs. Mary Jones is new
reader to the Express. Mrs. Loves anc
Miss Ed Booker motored to Cisco
sermon by Rev. L. Cornelius.
Whitewright. Sunday school was
well attended at both churches Sun
day Rev, Walker was here Sunday
and preached at First Baptist church
Rev. Pickard occupied his pulpit al
the C. M. E. church. Mr.. ]. G.. Conley
was on his wayto church Sunday anC
died almost instantly. Mrs. l. Maxey
and Miss Veader Maxey were In Dali
las last week attending the grand
lodge. Mrs. e. Wren is is Dallas this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. viii Sawyer anC
Mrs. Mary Dickson and Mr.. Roges
ton Of Mckinney were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Gatewood. Sunday
Mrs, Lawrence and Mr.. Everett of Shel
man and ]. w. Hunt, Grand Master
OF the L. II. ORA. were the guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.S.A. Deho'
ney, August LIST. Mrs. Myrtle McAller
OFF Van Alstyne; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Colman OF Denison and others were
at their father and brther's funeral
Rev. Bartlett was at his post of duty
Mrs. Lucinda Owens was
here from Sherman, visiting her mo-
Their. Mr.. r. Gatewood and others
motored to Sherman to attend the
funeral OF Prof. A. L. Kirkpatrick.
Marlin-The NJ. Z. Conference and
Falls county Association came to a
close recently, and both were sue
cessful efforts. kev Wyatt of the M
e. church preached at II o. clock Sun
day, at First Baptist church. Prof
James Reynolds of Houston was in
the city last week attending the con-
Miss Minnie M. Reynolds OF
Victoria was in the city attending
the district conference. Mrs. VIII De-
holds has been in New Orleans for
several weeks looking after inherited
oil lands. Mr.. Albert of Dallas was
lov few hours Sunday, visiting
reailves. Prof. Wright of Rosebud
was out last week atteE6'ng the As
socia ion. Mrs. Wright came with Miss
5. Wright Of Kosse visited Marlin
last week attending the association
Mr.. Smith Williams left for Dallas
Saturday night to attend the Ameri-
can Woodmen convention. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Gibson left for Dallas,
to attend the Wcodren meet. Mrs. Al
len Stuart has returned from the
Odd Fellows grand lodge at Dallas.
Mrs. Este Wilson of Sap Antonio
Is visiting relatives here. Mr.. Coffee
aud wife of TT. Worth are here visit
ing friends. Prof. Howard and under
talker Brooks Of Terrell are in Mar
lin for the baths; they are registered
at the Nettles on Island street. Mr..
White alias Javbird left last week