The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-19
Texas Town.

misunderstanding was a great day
for the churches. Mr.. and Mrs. Sye
Tarver entertained at their home
Saturday and SUNDAY. MI. I. j. and
Mrs. Johnson after spending a delight
full visit here, Mr.. and Mrs. Tarver
motored them to their home at Ran
ger. Miss Seleda Parrish and Mr.. j..
hennard OF BRENNAN wa carried at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur East
Monday night. Our two leading pas
tors will soon leave for the Sunday
school convention. with Miss Il. d.
Booker as delegate from the A. M. q.
church. The boxing contest staged
Monday, August 10, was very anus
ing and the decision was accorded
William Banks, contestant from Bren
ham, over T. c., alias Rattle Snake
Kid. Mrs. Sneed of Cisco mae a trip
to Eastland, Sunday, visiting Mrs.
W. A. Lobe and Mrs. Hattie East.
Mr.. Sam Brown has organized a
Laundry Company. Mr.. George King
has completed his residence. Rev. Har
ris has moved closer to his church
for convenience.
IagO.-The weather here is ideal
for farm worS and picking cotton and
preparing the land for fall plough
ing, for fall truck Is in full blosh
with a plentiful spully of labor, and
normal times are much in evidence.
Sunday avs a great day in church
services for the Shiloh Baptist church
Sunday was a great day in church
hour. All classes were combined and
tonight by deacon Mat Kemp of Pied
ger, Texas. At the conclusion of the
Sunday school, the church went inn
mediately into its worship. The pasaor
Rev. e. M. Random, preached force
full and convincing Baptismal sermon.
Choosing for a text, Acts 8:37-3S. At
conclusion, the congregation assem-
bled, for the San Bernard Riber where
the pator Baptized Is candidates, the
remainder of the day services were
given over to speaking meeting. Mr..
Ben Brown was visiting Mr.. Rosen-
berg Monday. Mr.. Arther Grant was
visiting in Fort Bend county. Sunday.
Mrs. E. NJ Random and son of Bra
goria, Texas, was among the visitors
here Sunday at church services. Rev.
Sam Coleman was badly bruised UP
last week, being tripped up by a roll
ling log and thrown violently into a
ditch. Mr.. Jack Holmes is suffering
with a very sore eye. due to getting
arsnic of dead into the eye while
posing cotton to kill worms.
Marshall. Off for the Mosaic Tenn
piers grand lodge at Beaumont, Tex:
Hon. P. Foinnis, Edward Richardson,
]. o. William, Heneratta Kendall, An
ne Peoples. Hattie Savannah, F. c.
Unkes, M. A. Allen, Mrs. o. w. Wal
ker, Emma Parish, Ophelia Wells,
Miss Grace Gilmore, left for Sligo, |
La, to wait upon sick lady for Sligo
is trained nurse. Mrs. Katie Thomp- |
son, left for Jefferson to attend the |
Of her frand mother. The
Baptist Sunday school state conven
ton meets with Galilee Baptist
church Wednesday, August 18th, 1922 |
The social given at Mrs. Bulah Hurd |
was very enjoyable one, Miss Eva
Potter left for Houston where she
will spend few days visiting friends
and school mates. Mr.. M. L. Moses |
left Tuesday to spend a few days
with his parents, will return in time |
to enter Bishop college, on September
IA. Mrs. Cynthia Davis visiting her
aunties. Rev. Noah A. Murphy died
at his home after long illness, his
funeral was attended from Ebeneza
NJ. e. church by Rev. Brown; he was
laid to rest in the Johnson cemetery
Rev. Blick has moved his shop next
door to p. f. Dennis barbershop.
Read the Dala Expresh. deiveredl
"a your door for 20 cents per month |
or 1925 year. Ring phone IT'S.
Fairfield sunday school was well (
attended With superintendent and
tes hers present. After successful
revival, Rev. Gillspie IN family left
Monday morning for their home ~
Jewett after which they will SOU
leave fir the district conference, whics \
will convene at Hearne. Texas. Rovs1
B. Gaffney and several others left |
for Hearne, Texas where
they will attend the district confe-
renee. Miss Mary /. Bonner wlC has /
ZEN taking a business coure at I
Texas College, has returned home.
Miss Bonner has been on the sick ,
list ince he arrived but is now inn
Mr.. Elgert Robert has pur-
chased a new lord car.