The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24

Agnes johnson and Mrs. Francis Rose
and daughter were called to Dallas 4
lihe bedside OF their sister and aun
Inst week who was very sick, Mr
and Mrs H. Alexander are visiting
their sister. Mra Viola Miller at Hous
ton Mr. J. w. Hin has returned from
8eaumont. MIR. VIII Ayres has ne
turned from the oil Geld. Mr. H. Wal
nee OF IT. Worth. was the guest o
his brother recently. Rev. Jenning.
II Crandview. preached az the A. NJ
u. Church Sunday morning. The moth
ors' club gave an entertainment Fri
aay night az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Chambers, with art work OF
exhibit. which was grand aifair. Mr.
tandua Fuller, who has been at thu
hedsldc q his sick father, has returned
to Kansas Mrs Sarah Kelley and sof
and nephew are visiting their mother
-nl grandmother at Leonard. Master
lester LAWS OF Leonard, who has beer
visiting his brother and sister, MIR. anC
Ms. Claude Kelley. has returned to
ie0nard. Mrs. Ola Watson Of Ard
more, who has been visited her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. @ Goodman, and
sister, Mrs Gertrude lizard, has re
turned home. R1y. Roidon and Little
Miss Neltlc Mae Sweeney attended the
chautauqua at Dallas. Mrs. Eliza
go0t1 has returned from Sherman
PRO yrcssiFo Church rally was sue
cess Sunday Mr.. Rentie Of Muskogee
Okla, passed through the city enroute
o San Antonio Sunday. Mrs, Easter
idley IS stlll very sick Rev. VIM
Of 1T. Worth, was In the city Sunday
10 the Progressive Baptist Church. Mr.
ernest Matthew was elected as chair
man OF the cemetery. Mr. Charles
Gatcwood. secretary; Mr.. James Bak-
en-. treasurer Mrs Lela Carwell and
daughter are visiting their mother and
grandmother at Wolfe City Mr.. III
seddier Gpent Sunday IN IT. Worth.
idasdalnee Virginia Fortune and Flora
Wright spent nineteenth IN FIT Worth.
.&rs. Katie Wylie's brother OF Temple
MAS her guest last week. The Shiloh
Baptisr Sunday School and B. Y. P. U.
ohautauuua was held IN Dallas last
week. Rev. G. w. Burton, Rev. G.
Boulder and Nettie May Sweeney we're
delegates. Baptizing at the First Bap-
list Church Sunday night passed off
nicely.
Social and Art Club
Wednesday afternoon the Social and
Art Club met with Mrs. Johnnie Belle
as hostess. In response to the roll
call each member gave a quotation,
after which business session was
held. Tuna salad on leaves and prune-
white with white cake was served by
The hostess. We adjourned to meet
With Mrs. l.. b, Small. L. L. Phillips,
reporter
lapo. Shiloh Baptist Sunday School
superintendents and teachers were at
their post OF duty Sunday. Quite a
number took active part In discussing
The lessons. Mrs. Ida Warren, high
" respected member of the Shiloh
Baptist Church, died some time be-
tween the hours OF 1850 p. m. Tues
day, 18th, and Wednesday a. M, 14th.
Mrs. Warren had been in failing health
about IA months. but for the last few
weeks had shown some Improvement,
being able to attend to some light
houBe work. On Tuesday night she
.at up unusually late and conversed
with the family, retiring about 1890.
Wednesday morning a daughter Mrs.
Jessie Davis, noticing that her mother
was sleeping unusually late, went to
awaken her and was Mortified to find
her mothers body Iifeless. Mrs. War
rem was SO years OF age at the time
OF her death and had been member
Of the Shiloh Baptist Cnurcn FOR 80
years. Surviving her are a husband,
nine children and other reiativef. Bur-
ial was in the Shiloh cemetery fhurs-
day morning. Rev. g. NJ Random of
hciated We extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy to the bereaved family. Quite a
number OF out of town people are here
this week to celebrate nineteenth
r J. Foster.
crFrbury.-This was high day for
NJ. Ebo Baptist Church The M. h.
church met with the Baptist Sunday
School in a union meeting at $3.50; at
ll:45 Rev. Wright assembled the ros-
rum Pastor of the M. =. Church
preached noble sermon, text John
8:8. Subject, Fruit Bearers" At 3
D. IN. we attended the knights and
Daughters sermon. Our Pastor deliv-
cred the response, behind DR., Wright,
Then We went into union Epworth
League taught by Bro. A. +. Beaver
Then we returned to Mt Ebo Baptist
Church. Prayer service was conducted
BY Rev. w. A. Anderson At S:45 the
Pastor came forth with a burniny mes
sage. Text, lisa. 1871, subject. Clean
Up" He preached as never before and
our hearts were nlled with Joy Total
$1g.2S Rev. J. r Knox,
Pastor: Sister keith, Secretary
TEXAS COLLEGE CONCERT CON-
PAM TnllRINn State