The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09

thage. Mr.. S. t. Talley of Marshall
is here on business Rev. N. A.
Brown is now occupying his new
house. Thanksgiving was quietly car
ried out. Thl ally which convened
with Pine Grove. was successfully
carried out. Total collection $1O7.0 90
Wednesday night, Rev. F. Sampson
! delivered a great sermon. Friday
night, Rev. r. M. Mason preached
soul stirring sermon Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Black rolled back the cur
tains and stirred every heart. Rev.
Fortes of Carthage passed to the
great beyond Sunday, Dec. 3. He
leaves many friends and relatives to
morn her lost. Mr.. Gentle Brown
is erecting a bungalow.
Grapeland.--Sunday school was
held at all churches Sunday. Services
were held at Gen. Mt. Zion Baptist
church Rev. F. L. Johnson preached
noble sermons both day and night.
Collection for the day $86.25. Prof.
]. N. Perkins returned home last
week from Sweetwater, Brentwood
and Fort Worth, while in Fort
/ Worth, he met the board of exami-
ners in optometry and was success
full in passing the examination. He
also visited his father, Mr.. S. Per-
kins while in Brownwood. Mt. Zion
and Lakeville public school rendered
an excellent program Thanksgiving
at Mt Zion Baptist church. Little
Miss IneZ Hick was the lucky one
to get the quilt given by the W. H.
M. Sister. Mrs. Caroline Blakes has
returned from Electra. Mrs. liver
Wilson and little son, Eugene re-
turned from Palestine, Saturday
Mrs. Ethel Simpson and Mrs. Mary
G. Hicks spent Thanksgiving in
Palestine. Miss Pearl Teal Worship
ed at Mt. Zion Sunday. Miss Teaps
is teaching in the Cedar Branch
Community. Mrs. Leoda Thompson
spent Thanksgiving in Palestine.
Prof. j. w. Hogs was here last
week while here he visited the pub
lice school, The lecture he gave the
school will be long remembered by
teachers and pupils. Another room
has been added to the Mt. Zion
school. Mr.. Osborne McGill and Miss
Gussie Stells, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Stells were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride Thurs
day night, Nov. 80. Their many
friends wish them a smooth sail
upon the sea of matrimony.
Dodd City-Sunday school at the
A. M. E. church was well attended
Sunday with their new pastor, Rev.
T. s. Stephens of Bonham and wife
and little neice and grand son. Rev
Stephen was at his post and preach
ed an excellent sermon at IL a. M.
At eight p. m. he delivered the
message to US again. Rev. Floyd
was in the city Sunday and preached
at the Church of God church. He
has come back to them for another
year as pastor. Rev. Parson from
Washington, Texas, and little grand
daughter are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Little Miss
Leno Mae Phillips is still improv-
ing to the delight of her friends.
Sick list: Mrs. Blandon Branch,
Mr.. Emmett Sea was in the city
Sunday from Bonham.
Athens.-Services at the various
churches were we'll attended Sunday
throughout the day. At IL o'clock,
Rev. G. H. Puegh of the A. M. e.
church delivered a strong and power
full sermon. At night Rev. S. Frank
lin of the G. M. e. church at Mala-
koff delivered another wonderful
cn .
raised in the list quarterly confer
ence of the A. M. E. church was
$41.80. Rev. A. G.. Cannon of Mt
Providence was with his people SUM-
day, much interest is being mani
tested in the B. Y. P. U. Rev. G.
Davis, pastor of the Churh of God
was with his people Sunday after
two weeks absence. Mr.. and Mrs
]. M. Walls of Corsicana returned
home after being guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Champett. Mr.. w. M
Mcdonald spent Sunday in Kerns
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Puegh were
guests of Mrs. Julia Burrell, Sunday
, for dinner. Prof. R. G. Fisher at
tended the State Teachers Associ-
, alton in Fort Worth last week. Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Richardson, Mr.. and
: Mrs. G. B. Leake, Mrs. Ella Reese
Prof. Blain of Muskogee, Okla, were
highly entertained by Mrs. w. M
Leake for Thanksgiving. Prof. Blair
was also guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Richardson Sunday. Rev. Puegh at
: tended the Annual Conference a.
Hillsboro, last week Mrs. T. y
Moore was guest OF Mrs. G. H
Puegh last week. Misses Cedric Mas
sey and A. L. Simons entertained
the young people at the X. of P
hall with Thanksgiving banquet
: The orchestra furnished music fol
. the occasion with Mr.. Jake Mastras
!. manager, a pleasant evening wa
spent. Madam Joe Franks and Mia
: ME Barker, little Misses Kathern,
Miller and Laura Franks spent Sat
Z urday and Sunday in the country
-' The tramp supper given by the Mis-
sionary women OF the church o
: God was a success Saturday night
? The A. M. q. people entertained
, Rev. Pue Ri also DR.. Moore, the F
q. with an excellent program an,
= banquet honoring their return. TIL
. Excelsior JUNO choir furnishe
music for the occasion with Mrs
L. H. Miller as pianist.
= Wichita Falls.-Mt. Pleasantite
I are on up worth train biz in tn
h Sunday School is taking on stud
4. growth under management of Sup
y Hase other auxiliarie likewise wer
y sublime. Accessions g.; collectio
" $4,000 Thanksgiving services at NJ
Pleasant church was high in ever
way. The Women's Society gave
h dinner realizing $4,000. Preachin
is at night by Pastor q. ]. McClendol
r st. John services were fine. Re
III A. L. Wright has put on a rally Z,
er the 3rd Sunday Supt. Tom Re,
or gester Is better at this writing. X