The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

friends. Prof. Geo. HICKS OF Love
Lady was in town on business. Rev.
G. w. Motley has been assigned to
the pastorage at st. Andrew A. M. g.
Rev. Alexander to Trinity, the mem
bers and friends aloft to loose Rev.
and wife. Mr.. Andrew Houston was
guest of his wife, Mrs. G. ]. Hous-
ton. Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII ONiel has opened a cafe
on Camp street. Call to see them
when in town, they will satisfy your
appetite. Mr.. w. S. Brown has his
office in the same building. Mrs.
Hudy Holly had a severe attack OF
indigestion, she is resting very well
at this writing. Miss G. E. Washing
ton is stricken down again. Rev.
H. p. Boxley will close his years
work on the Bird Sunday, inst, Mes
danes M. N. Davis and ]. s. Nelson
were working Saturday in the inter-
est of the Red Cross. they were
quite successful in writing sub
There has been several
readers added to the roll the past
week.
Milford-Pilgrim Rest M, E. CHI
Rev. Moulton. pastor. Sunday school
was well attended. At IL O'Clock
Church service was dispensed owing
to inclement weather. Preaching al
Mt. Moriah Baptist church, only
the Y. w. A. program was a grand
affair. Collection for the day was
s11.95. Social-Mrs. Gladys Heart
Miss Bernice Richardson went to
Italy on business. Mrs. Tennie Hines
of Waco, was the guest of her pa
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. McMullen. Mr.
Charley McMullen of Muskogee'
Okla, is visiting his parents, Mr..
Miss Iretta King, who
has been attending school at Fort
Worth has returned home on ac-
count of her eyes. Mrs. E. 2. Nc
Donald of Mexia and Mrs. A. G.
M. Goodwin of Omaha, Neb., were
guests of Prof and Mrs. L. G.. Nc
Donald.
Weatherford.- Services were good
Mrs. Nelson, the District
president of the Baptist church gave
a short talk Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock at the G. M. e.
church wants to go over the top
Mr.. James Abanathy and Mitchell
Rucker have worked very hard the
past three weeks trying to raise the
claims Of the church Each dept. OF
the church is to raise $500 and
each member $3.50. We hope to gel
our good pastor back another year
Mr.. Charley King was home Tues
day. The wedding bells are ringing
strong.
The Halloween party given by
Mrs. Earle johnson at her home
for the benefit of the church was a
success. All enjoyed the party and
were served hot coca and ginger
cake.
Jacksonville.-Sund was rainy
day. The Benson Chapel G. nj. r.
people had two very successful ser
vices. DR.. H. P. Porter, d. D.. book
agent of the c.. M. q. church oc-
cupied the pulpit morning and even
ing and as S the custom two great
sermons were preached. The church
is determined to make all of theiI
reports round and send their pas
tor to conference o. X. The State
Agricultural leaders in. the person
of Prof. Waller, Profs: Johnson
Brown, Bradfort, we're with us last
Thursday night and Prof. Waller
made a great speech. The musical
program at Jacksonville high school
under the auspices and special di-
rection of Miss Phillips, the music
teacher, was an occasion of great
enjoyment Rev. Barnwell repre-
sentive of American Human Society
has been in our city a few days and
has made several interesting speech
es.
The Deshorn Chapter No. 226
Eastern Stars pulled off their in
etallation at the First Baptist churet
Saturday night. members being in
stalled by Mrs. Wiley of Ranger
The entire membership was host
beautifully retired in their white
ramands. Mrs. Lizzie Brazel, who
has very successful ruled this grand
body for long. time last night turn
ed the gavel over to Mrs. L. A. Love
Miss Carry Smith is back home now
after accompanying the remains Of
Mr.. John Hunter to his home in
Bryant. few weeks ago. Mrs Mat.
tie McDade is still in Brcnham
where they went few weeks age
to attend the bed side of theil
mother. Mrs. Parline Yancy left
Tuesday last for Oklahoma, for ar
indefinite stay. Mr.. Will Harris has
returned from Mexico City, after q
week IN that city, having made the
trip by auto. Mr. p Brazell has re-
turned from Winter, Texas.
Fastland The residence Of Mrs
Sam Brown last Thursday night was
the scene of grand entertainment
Mr. Fl. likes, Mr.. S. Kidd, MrA H
Brigshy and the writer made a triI
to Ranger, Thursday night. Mrs.
Kennard is expecting to leave fol
Brennan in a few days
Nacogdoches.--Su Sunday School al
$3.50 a. M, aid preaching services
at IL o'clock at nearly all church
Sunday, a heavy rain in the evening
hindered services at night. Rev. Yea
of the NJ. e. church from Alabama
preached at st. Matthew Baptist
church Thursday and Friday might
to small but enthusiastic audience
Services for Sunday rained out. Mrs
Ida Hollis is visiting a sick aunt in
San Augustine, Texas. Mrs. Ella
Lewiss new resident, on Wheeler
Street will soon be completed and
ready to be occupied. Rev. w. G.
Law. pastor of the church of God
in Christ in company with Rev. J
w. TAYLOR State over-seer of Kauf.
man. Texas, left last week to visit
the church at Beaumont and other
places of their connection. Mrs, Sally
Byrd after being confined at hel
home TO- several weels from Illness
is imnroving. Mr.. Wal ace Jones
one of the city's Oldest and resDected