The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

us have your patronage Rev. Ballard
advises her congregation to read the
Dallas Express because it is the
best paper in the South.
Observation-Disclosures being no SER
vice at no other churches Sunday
these services were well attended at
the NJ. e. church Rev. Hill of Wild
hurst preached at the morning hour
services. Rev. c. C. Sapp the pastor
preached an able sermon at night
to large congregation. Mrs. Redden
underwent an operation at the Cher
oke Sanitaruim last week and is
doing nicely at this writing. Mr..
Jessie Simpson left last week for
San Francisco, California. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Tennerson left for Elpaso
and says send the Express to them
every week. DR.. and Mr. p. A. Simms
motored to Henderson to attend the
Central Texas Annual Conference
Born 20 Prof. and Mrs. S. v. Pierce
baby boy Nov. 25th; mother and
son are doing nicely. Mr.. Corlas
Crouch left Monday night for Pine
Bluff, Ark. We are putting on q
drive for hundred readers by Jan
LIST, 1928. Each new subscribers name
will appear each week. New readers
for last week: Mrs Ella Fisher, Mrs
Tommie >McAlee Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Bowens baby girl Sun
day Nov. 25th mother and daugh-
ter are doing fine. The people Of
Benson Chapel C. NJ. e. church were
wondering who would be theil
Spiritual Advisor for another year;
1t is nc less person than the splen
did pastor Rev. C. H. Carter who
have been returned.
Mineral Wells.-Mrs. A. D. Key
Grand w. C. of the Courts of Calan
the made her annual visit here Sat
urday, Nov. 25th and lectured t
the said order mentioned and tolt
them many good things concerning
the order in general, and on Saturday
night of the same date there wal
patty given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Smith on 9Th st.
honoring Mrs. Key and Mrs. DIR. w
e. Shamlhorne which was indeed ;
swell affair; victrola music was fur
nished by the Misses Hall ant
Smith and Mr.. James Haywood JT
There were several things going t.
make the party lively. The mem
served was: chicken salad on lettuc,
leaf, peanut sandwich, hot tea ant
coffee with whipped cream, olives
ice cream and cake. The following
were the guest present: Mrs. S. A
Rucker, Mrs. NJ. Haywood, Mrs. L
r. Gordon, Mrs w. T. Talley, Mrs
M. L. McMillon, Mrs. ]. A. Russell
Mrs. Z. A. Jackson. Mrs. l.. TolliveT
Miss l.. NJ. Jordon, Mrs. L. Smith
Mrs. S. Jones, Mrs. l.. Thomas, Mrs
NJ. Tolbert, Mrs. l. Kemp, Mrs. /
d. Tucker, Mrs. r. Austin, Mrs. c
Russell, Mrs. l.. Haywood Jr, Mis-
N. v. Hall, Miss E. NJ. Smith. MI
James Haywood Jr., Mr. Leroy Shaw
r. H. Jackson, Little Misses Velln
gurite Shamlhorne. A white blue an,
green souviner was pinned on eacl
member of the party by Miss N.
Hall. Mr.. G. ID. Demint' one OF Min
eral Wells wealthy and popula
men who was recently married t
Mrs. Ada Stafiner in TT. Worth /
in the city; he is accompanied b
his newly welded wife. They LEI
Sunday evening for Ft. Worth il
their car. Mrs. Ida Sheppard is visi
ting her sick sister in Tulsa, Okla
The Itey. r. C. Mark. the newl
appointed pastor of the G. NJ. I
church preached two strong sermon
to his congregation Sunday. Mr.!
e. p Patton, the District Supt., G
S. S. of the ElPaso' Dist, was tn
guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Sloans Frida
night to a Dutch dinner. Mrs. Patio
is still under the treatment of d.
W. w. Samuels of Dallas: her friend
wish her a speedy recovery. Rev. ,
M.Boldin.P. c.. of the A. M.