The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-29

marlin.-Rey. w b Flemming went
70 Doyle last Sunday and preached
the baccalaureate sermon far the
graduates Of the 1922 Glass, of the
High school The citizens OF Marlin
lcolored) wept in the morning when
Che death news came Of the passing
Of MIR. Perry Stamps, Jr.. in Washin-
gton, D. G.. Friday at 1880 pm The
remains have been received here and
funeral arrangements have not been
completed as we go to press Mr.. S.
J. Washington met the remains in
Waco and accompanied to Marlin Mr.
Williams and Mr.. Doyle of Waco were
down last week, visiting Mrs. Terry
Moore. Miss Annie Moore spent a
few days In Waco last week visiting
her sister. Rev. Wakefield occupied
the pulpit at First Baptist Church last
Sunday His sermon was adjuged a
Enasterful effort Prof. J. w. Strong
Of Waco was down and spoke on edu-
cation. Prof. J. Washington made
some timely remarks and much int
crest was manifested Several Anglers
wen out last week for big game
GreenyilleS-Amid the much dis
agreeable weather all the churches
Of the city held their regular services.
The Bethel A. II. e. services were
had as usual Sunday school at 9;45
am. Attendance good; had quite
interesting lesson. Rev, Carpew was
present with us. he taught class No.
! He conducted 1t with the highest Of
honors- Miss Saphronia Collins tau
ght elias No. real sufficient Miss
sessie Starks taught class MOB. most
accurately. Miss Marguerite aes
proves herself worthy at the Piano.
fiiss BESSIE Starks is most worthy
and honorable secretary of the Sun
day chool SisterP L. Green is just
the right treasure for the Sunday
school Rev. Carpew preached us an
able sermon at IL o'clock Sunday.
Our church and sunday school Is
still on the firin line, Of elevation
for Christ and 0iory. The reporter
attended the sad funeral OF Sister
MARY Ford. the wife Of brother Seb-
ron Ford at the New Hope Baptist
Church The funeral was preached
BY Rev. Rice The houce was filled
10 its greS.sest capacity She left a
husband children, and other relatives
and host Of friends to mourn her
lost. hut we trust our losS Is heavens
sahS The Byrd Undertaking CO., had
charge Of the ngdy. Sister Ford was
a me Dber Of the Baptist church and
belot sed to tie q. X 4. and i. F, A.
Ordcis Sister G. A. Jones Is on the
sick list but we hopo her spcser
re 3overy so she can fill her space n
church again. She is much missing.
Rev. * D. Budanauyo, Pastor. w. L.
Jones Supt,
Milford Sunday and church was
well attended at all churches. Rev.
Baker preached an excellent sermon
at the Am. n. also Rev Ml0ften pre-
ached Sous stirring sermon at the
M y church. Mr. and Mrs Robertson
and sister from Dallas was the guest
OF their father MI r D Bate Il B.
Richardson made flying trip TO-
Fii.Isboro. Mz. and Mrs. Roy Carter
has returned Erom Wichita Fails.
Stepncntii1e, There was no Sunday
school Sunday on account OF incle-
ment weather Rev Bullock Is on the
siek list. Mr. Jess Howell OF ct. Wor-
III aud Mr. Ed. Howell or the SAINT
place were called to the bed side If
their father Mr. Wallace Howell.
Elr. and Mrs. 81 G Cheeks efe in the
city on business Nentiy Citizens Of
fhis city are planning already for d
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