The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24


OF Shreveport. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Lewis, left last week
for her home. "A charter has been is
sued by the State of Texas to the Ma
tional Building and Losp Assn. Of
Houston, capital stock $1,000. 100000
Officers are J. J. Hardaway, president;
w G. Smith. vice president: w. l.
Mackey, second vice president; ], ID
Spivy, secretary and treasurer; r. d
Hardeway assistant secretary and
treasurer. We want more readers fol
the Express in Houston See VIM
Archibald, the agent, 422 San Felipe
st. Phone Preston 4480.
Decentralization. c. II. Carter Of
Benson Chapel c. NJ Il. Church. deliv
cred forceful sermon Sunday morn
ing at the IL o'clock services. Many
demonstrations of the holy spirit coult
be seen in the large audience. An
elaborate dinner was served Sunday
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Joe Glen
ons. The invited guests were Rev
and Mrs. G. H. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs
e. D. Jones, Mr.. Abe Clemens, DR.. and
Mrs. P. H. Sims. The table was load
ed down with many good things to
eat, and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Rev. A. M. Mitchell, pastor OF
Rising Star Baptist Church, filled his
regular appointment Sunday. Mrs
Susie Lee left for TT. Worth to visit
her sister, Mrs. Mckinney and daugh'
ter. Miss Matte d. Hill Of Longview
is visiting her husband, Mr.. Herbert
Mr.. T. l.. Lewis mas op.
ened an amusement park on his lot
In North Jacksonville and has recently
Merry-goround Mrs, l..
W. Ragsdale is visiting her daughter
In Nashville, Tenn. Miss Lena Lotion
and Miss Francis Porter are visiting
In Dallas. Mr.. Allen White, one OF our
highly respected citizens, died June
18th. after a few weeks illness at the
age OF rs years. Funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. Ragsdale. Undertaken
had charge Of the body. Remains we're
laid to rest In Alexander cemetery.
Bartlett. were excellent sery-
ices at both churches Sunday and six
Joined the Baptist Churcn Sunday
night. Mrs. Harry Granger left last
week for Ft Worth for stay with
her husband. Augustine. the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Williams, is Wis
Ting her aunt in FIT. Worth. Mrs. VIII
Fixes is visiting relatives in Yoakum.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faulkner of Tenn
pie, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Williams the wees- end Mr. Henry
Taylor and Miss Lizzie Mae Harris
on last Sunday night. Quite
0 crowd visited the ball game Mon
lay evening in Granger between Tenn
pie and Granger, which resulted 6 to 3
in Temples favor. Mr. Chester Hill
and family of Granger. were visitors
here Saturday evening. Mrs. Tom
King was a week end visitor in Elgin.
Mrs. Geo. Hansford left last Tuesday
for Taylor. 1t is reported that Rev.
Brooks, pastor of the Baptist church,
will marry on the first OF next month.
Mr.. Chas. Bishop was on the sick list
last week, but is better now. Mrs d.
Y. DeAncy of Waco. Is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Browner. Mrs. Matte Grey OF Wa
co, visited her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Jones, on the
10Th and then returned home. Read
the Dallas Express and tell your
friends about it and tell them that
they can get 1t every week at Brown
& Mackey's tailor shop. Mrs. Carrie
Woodson of Temple, is visiting Mrs
Nora Johnson.
Springfeid.-No services at the
churches Sunday as number from
here attended the services at Co
Crossing. Mrs. E. d. Foster
and children left Saturday for Waco
where they expect to spend the 18th
with her sister and friends. Prof. j
p. Hall is able to be out again after
two weeks illness. Springfield III
gers crossed bats with Mart Friday
and Saturday. First day the scores
were 2 and 9; second and in favor
Of Mart. They will leave for Corsl
cana Saturday, hoping to go over the
top. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pane
a fine boy: both mother and baby are
reported doing fine. Mrs M. B. Lock
hart spent the week end in Doyle. Mr.
Sandy Blocker and little grandsons OF
Groesbeck spent Wednesday evening
with his daughter, Mrs, A. I. Nc
Donald.
Wichita Falls.--Rey. G. B. Williams
III Gainesville, has conducted very
uccessful revival for Rev. Matthews
Rev. G. L. Brown. pastor OF White
Rock Church, held the quarterly con
ference for Rev. DR.. Jenkins of the
A. NJ. E. Church last Sunday and Mon
lay. Rev. Brown preached two noble
sermons respectively Sunday morning
and night. Every person who heard
him seemed and most of them ex
pressed it treat to have been for
Lunate in having him out here. The
18th celebration at the Walnut Park
was enjoyed by more than two thou
sand persons. 1t was a psaceable
gathering with the exception OF cries
from the dust. An old time basket
dinner with plenty of free barbecue
was had on the grounds. The city Is
to receive the delegates to
Titus Chapel G. NJ. f. Church for theil
District Conference this week, begin
ming Wednesday a. M. lasting through
st. James Second ST. Baptist Church
News
Last week, beginning with Monday
was a week of many happenings. Mon
day night the General public was fa-
vorably ente aimed with q play, title;
Pageant Oh the Summer written by
Mrs. ]. H VIM. SO much was II
enjoyed that many ask that it be re
peated and a second time playing
brought forth. an invitation from sew
aral chur ,hes asking that those beau
tiful ladies and gentlemen grace taeii
stage. So packed were the houses both
nights That door receipts Melted $2z5
anne and with It's coming the
Ushers Club served us a dinner worth
while, Tie usbers as result OF same
presented to the Church 10000.