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


churches Sunday, Rev. C. H. Pugh of
the A. M. IL. church being out of
town engaged in REVEALS Rev. NJ l..
Peel OF Kemp. filled his pulpit Sunday
M Mar u rejoieed. Mrs. Pauline S @aEerS
Graham died after two months i'll
ness funeral service held from the
A. NJ Il. church Of which she was a
member. Rev. A. Snowden officiating.
Mr.. Ed Murphy had charge Of the
err. one sister, two children a host
of relatives. Mrs Lucy b. Richard
son was called from Kerens to attend
the funeral also her sister. Mrs Jessie
from Kerens. Mr.. Robert Robinson
returns afteed a few days in Calves
ton and other point. Reports SPLEEN
did trip.
The X. of p will add much to the
city when completed. Mrs. Ella Butler
spending a few weeks. Mrs. Bessie
Jackson is here visiting her cousin.
Mrs Addie Faux. Mr.. s. H Hamilton
attended the Sunday School convention
at Jacksonville last week Mr.. Waymen
Baxter attended the Masonic Grand
Lodge last week reports splendid
trip Mrs. M. H. Donnell Of Frankston
stop by to visit her brother, Mr.. ID.
G Miller while en- route from the
Heroines Grand Session.
I<erens.-Rev. w. M. Matthews oc-
cupied the. pulpit at New Hope Bap-
fist church Mr.. Henry Trice. !. l..
Goodlow, Mrs. Scott and Mrs Matte
Trice, Mrs. Elsie Sharp returned from
her vacation with her mothe, Mrs.
Quicken made a trip to Dallas and
Denison Mrs N. A. Luper and daugh-
ter returned from Van Altsyne lat
week. Miss l.. b. Boyd is visiting, Mrs.
N. A. Powells, this week. The district
conference at the G. M II. church
will open Wednesday morning. A con-
cert Tuesday night under the auspices
of Prof. a. M. Luper. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs Charley Green, a baby boy and
Mrs. c. Green a fine girl.
Conference.-The week end was
lively one here. enjoying the visit of
the Friendship District Sunday School
and b. Y. p. U. convention, with most
all of it's faithful followers and pro-
moters present The First Indepen
dent Baptist church was hotess for
this body, but was assisted by sister
churches in caring for their guests.
The sessions were well attended night
and day. Sermons a plenty Sunday
was the close of this meeting. Sunday
school attendance was good. School
being conducted by Prof. J. e. Young
blood secretary of the Sunday School
department of the convention. In the
review he so beautifully pictured the
lesson Daniel in the Den of Lions
that the children were unsuaully in
terested and seemed to have enjoyed
the review. Sermon at II o'clock by
Rev. ]. w. Hawkins, subject Gods
Plum Line" which was so ably de-
livered that one man who had not
kept on the Plum Line made a con~
fession to the church Of his short
coming and wanted to be token back.
Is. Y. p. U. was in usual session. en-
joyed a nice lecture by Rev Miller,
vice president of the f. District Sun
day School convention. Rev Miller was
the gospel deliverer for night service
He was at his best ,preaCheding from
Gen. LIST chapter and the LIST verse
oil were benefited by this great SER
mon. We wish to thank our tany
friends for their loyal assistance in
helping us to care for our visitors
Rev. A. l.. Moore, pastor Mrs, Joana
McNeaiiy is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Willie Mickey Of league, Texas. Mrs
Ecles returned to Fort Worth, Monday
after spending a few days visiting
her brother. Mr. c. Price. East Col
Inns street. M. Mayfield was buried
from the Stewart-Cartoon Undertaking
Co., Tuesday evening, Mrs. H Allen
is visiting Mrs. Alice Ransom, Fort
Worth this week. Mrs. George Brown,
S. 18th avenue is spending the week
in Mckinney, visiting her children
and mother, Mrs. Florence Howell.
Miss Lorraine Phillips of Cleburne.
was here this week. Mrs. Wesley Of
Terrell was here this week. Mrs. l.. M.
Pearson and daughter Miss A1va Jean
were here this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. v. Hollins. Misses Annie
Mae Rifles, Opal Goodlow. Irene Camp
bell and Evaola of Kerens were pleas
ant visitors here this week. Miss
Genetta Rifles of Chenesborough, was
here this week. Misses Eugene AL
britton and Edna Hunt of Terrell.
Texas, were visitors here this week.
Mrs. Iona Martin was here from
Kerens, this week. Mrs. L. Holmes.
and Minnie Hunt were visitors of Mrs.
b. Hedspeth. G10 East 18th Street Mrs.
/. l.. Goodlow was the guest of Mrs.
j. Powers this week. Mrs. Mrs. Ha-
eel Powers is visiting in Fort Worth.
Mrs. viii Henry and little daughter,
Ruby Mae, were guests of Kerens,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hedges
peth. GIG East 5th avenue. Mrs. Bes-
sic Moore of Kerens was here this
week. Mrs. j. Grey was here from
Powell Mrs George Webster has re-
turned from a week end visit to Fort
Worth, among relatives and friends
Dr. and Mrs. l.. M. Taylor are spend
Ing the warm deys among the cool
mountains of Colorado. Mrs + T
Moore has returned from pleasant
trip to Fort Worth. Mrs. b. G. Adair
left for Waco Sunday. Mrs Amelia
Robinson left FOR Waco, Monday. Miss
Eloise Whitley OF Terrell is visiting
here. Prof. J. D. Youngblood of Ter