The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

Iney lett Monday morning IN tnei
car for home. Everybody was glad
to see Prof. Aycock back home again.
Everybody is having the fever. Rev.
c. G. Cation, pastor Of the A. M. e..
church is up again after an attack
Of the fever Sick list: Mrs. Bessie
Beals, Mr.. Manuel Randolph, Miss
Cornelia Virgins and Mr.. Jno. jack
son is still on the sick list. Mrs Jennie
Grace and Miss Emma Virgins arri-
we'd Sunday night from Dallas to be
at the bed side of their sick sister,
Miss Cornelia. Miss Viola Jones is
here the guest OF Miss Gladys Shields
going to school. Born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mitchell, a fine girl; both
mother and baby are doing fine.
Wichita Falls. Rev. G. A. Simpson
and membera of Titus Chapel G. M.
E. church are looking toward to the
close of this conference year. Great
interest is being manifested and the
church is taking on new life; SPLEEN
did services all day Sunday. The
pastor preached Sunday morning
from Jer. 14-4. At night Rev. T. M.
from Matt. 27-20. Listen for the re-
suits of the Stewards rally--first
Sunday in November. st. John Baptist
Is having some improvements made
which will add much to the looks as
well as convenience Of II. The church
is moving on nicely enjoying tina best
Of everything that goes to make an
ideal place of worship. The choir
under the management of Bro. How
ard Dyer and our splendid organist.
Mrs. Cleveland, with their new
sacred songs and anthems, makes 1t
all that Done needs except personal
conservation to become Christian
and the mnsic thus rendered plays
great part in aiding the charge
Come! Who So ever will and Drink
Of the Water OF Life Freely. All
the churches are reporting splendid
services for last Sunday: may the
good works be continued as there
yet remains many souls TO be saved
in Wichita Falls.
Carthage.-Sunday school was we'll
attended Sunday, with one visitor Mr..
Kwilka Sakkan Mrs. Lucy Jane Hicks
gave a singing Saturday night and
entertained large crowd. Mr.. David
Langley and Miss Lena CRAWFORD
were quietly married Saturday even
| ing at 4 O'clock. Mr.. Lee Addie Chad
wick will transfer you cheap. Prof.
Jim Benton OF Marshall is visiting
friends and relatives in Carthage.
Prof. Early Black, oneof our most
prominent young men died after a
short illness at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Black
on Wednesday. Oct. Is, at O'Clock.
Funeral held Friday. Oct 20: con-
Quoted by Rev. Carter He leaves a
father and host of friends TO mourn
his demise.
sherman.--Mrs Willie (J0hnson)
Potts OF Pittsburgh. visited her aunt,
J. II. Gambler and wife OF Holiness
here who has been confined TO his
room with dengue has returned for
weeks stay at his home in Green
willie. Rev. A. Thomas OF Bethlehem
on north Maxey. Rev. ]. w. Williams
OF Progressive Baptist. has begun a
series of sermons from Jno. 14th
chapter. subject @ Don't Worry" on
and the Results" The Missionary So
clety with Mrs. Hetty Heath as pres
ident will render a Sunday pro-
gram on afternoon 29th inst at Pro-
gressive Baptist. Mr.. Joe Martin and
family ar sick with dengue Mrs Lithia
Scott of Calvert is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. James Grant and family. Mrs.
Maggie Watson of Ada, okla. en-
route from Dallas to visit of relatives
was guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Etter
Clork 21st inst Mrs. M. H dson and
daughter, Miss j. Parker OF Dallas
were at bedside of her mother Mrs.
Etter Clarke. Mrs. Rebecca Wilburn
Is convalescing from dengue. Mrs. w.
M Jetton of ST. Paul, Mimi, Is visit
ing Mrs. Mary Chlnn. Mr.. Jas. Ward.
tonsorial artist with Manns Shop
here has gone to Kansas City Mo
to accept a position with Mr.. Gilbert
Wren shop there. Mr. Wreen formerly
lived in Whitewright Messrs. Horace
Anderson and Emory Odum have gone
to Dallas on business: Mrs Geo
turned from the funeral Of their rela.
tive, Mr.. Colonel Woods who died
there 14th inst, at his home. He once
lived here 20 years ago. His parents
Rev. and Mrs. l.. S. Sneed died here
several years oga. Relatives who re.
Emory Odum, Mrs. Geo. Howell o.
Sherman; Mrs. Virginia Winchell Of
San Antonio; Sam and Fred. wife, 4
4 son e mourn his loss. He has two
brothers buried here. Buck and Ale'
Odum. Mr. w. Il. MGloy of 700 Eas
Jones street have removed to Dallas
Mrs. Lizzie Bacon has returned from
a most delightful trip TO Los Angelo.
and San Francisco, Calf. Mrs. 10. 10
Tubbs Of Denison to Springfield: Mo.
was over 21st inst, shaking hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brentz. Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. b. Brcwn( Obrother) visited
his sister, Mrs. James Brown AM
family, SIS South First street. Mrs
Lena sadler Is recuperating from den
Neb. running on the @. b. and .
diner from Lincoln, Net., running o.
the c. b. and q. diner from Lincoln
to Edgemont. s. D., visited his MI
mother ar other relatives here las
week going from here TO Brlstow'
okla. to visit family before return
ing. Mr.. TX Hughes and wife o
Denison, the state Representative q
Ii n Douglass Co, visited relatiNei
lana the famous Louis Syncopateo OF
chsatra of COLD Grand, report her'
at DR.. Jas McGriff Is on business 10
near Mrs Hattie Caldwell Of TO
neIxa. Kans., was recently at the be'
sIde Of her mother The Home mis-
sion Society of Progressive bapts
church is dividing up i1to TOUT 81 81
cles are doing constructive work. Sir
cis No 1 Mrs. A. j. Hampton, 80
Is president; No. 2. Mrs. 4. Sling pres
ident, S42I; No. 3, Mrs. 8. 70. KIDD
president, S7.51; No. 4. Mrs. Mani
Anderson is president sS.bo. Progrees
sive Baptist church is preparing 10
I Church State Convention starting 4
November LIST, closing Dec. 3. Quit
an elaborate preparation Is bein
f. made. Thanksgiving S0th of Novem
: Der, q big drive (feast) for the pool
, One white preacher and eleven 70
, his adherents from NJ x. annual con
ference here held forth at Payn
Chapel A. NJ. r. and st. John G. n
e, 22nd inst.
| Pi-Iestine.-Services We're good q
all the churches today. Pastor Atlkin
:. was with us today and delivered tw
able sermons. Rev. H. w Wise, pas
4 tor nf West Union preached an alb