The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21
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lesson. He pictured the subject. Neig-
| Dor.
J l. Outline-What Is he?
/ 2. Our Relation to him?
| 3. Our duty to him
4. Our treatment to him will open
| or close heavenly gates. This
was q great lesson and crowned the
/ teacher with great honors.
Cuney-Sunday was high day at
Rock Hill church. Rev. d. d. Evans
was at his post and gave us two
wonderful sermons. Collection was
good. S. S. and B. Y. P. U. was both
well attended. Miss Vera Swanson
of Palestine is visiting the Prices in
| Quincy this week. Mr.. Press Martin
spent few days last week in Nacog-
doches. Miss Roberta Evans of Pales-
tine is visiting in Quincy Tex. Mr..
Taylor Wilon and family left this
week for Okla, where they will make
their future home. Little Smith Cary
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
Hunter died last week and was laid
to rest in the Rock Hill Cemetary.
Many friends and relatives mourn
his loss. Rev. D. d. Evans is spending
few days in Houston this week. Mr..
j. d. Hamilton Jr., left this morning
for Tyler where he will enter school.
Rev. Thomas Simms is busy daily
with his tomb stone and art work.
Mrs. Gabe Smith who has been i'll
is able to be up.
Wichita, Falls.--The.. Booker. r.
Washington High school is going to
| give motion picture show at the
! Texas Theatre, Oct, II, to pay for the
Basket Ball equipments which are
ON the school grounds. The girls in
the Domestic Science Department have
been cooking for more than a week.
We are glad to say that we have a
| Cafeteria where the children purchase
their lunches every day. OF Course the
girls of the Domestic Science Depart
ment prepare them. The boys of our
school have their tools, work benches
and are ready to perfor,l their task
in the Manuel Training Department.
We are frequently visited by different
members of the school Board, who
always speak encouraging words to
against us in our progress. We have
Baket Ball courts on the campls
and they are occupied by all the
grades at different periods. No one
should think that we are beginners
because if you challenge us you will
see what we can do.
Cornelia Hendly, 9TH grade.
Iago.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Davis
had business in Wharton Friday. Mr..
Sam Jones is confined to his home
with Dengue fever. Mr.. Walter Heard
and daughter Miss Novella of Need
vile was here ON business Saturday
MIR. Louis Hughes has an attack OF
Dengue fever. The attendance at the
Shiloh Baptist Sunday school was
above the average Sunday. Glasses
A. and B. were combined and taught
by the Supt. F. ]. Foster, Mrs. L. B
Jones the regular teacher being alb
sent on account of sickness in her
home. Delegates from the Shiloh
church to the State Convention of
Free Mission Baptist which convened
in Galveston, Wednesday 18th lefI
here Tuesday 18th. Prof. ]. l.. Hol-
MES of San Antonio, Tex, Supervis-
ing Deputy of the Southern District
of Texas American Woodmen will
visit the local Camp here Wednesday
night 25th A membership rally has
been planned by the Iago Camp NO.
1913. Refreshments will be served
| to visitors and members.
Nc klnney.-Sunday school was
well attended at all churcnes OF the
city Sunday. Kew. u. G. Gentry
preached at the Second Baptist church
at IL am, and 1880 pm, at st.
Mark Baptist church, Rev. Walker
delivered an able sermon at morning
| ,nd night ana Mr.. James Jackson
Clerk reported the church progress
ing as wen as could be expected at
| this time. Mr.. p. w. Stewart was able
to be out TO church to the delight OF
friends. Mrs. Christina Thomas OF
Melissa was the guest Of her parents
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. B. G. Gam
bles was all smiles to-day because
Mr.. Gamble would be in the city.
A show was in the city for exhilft
Monday Oct 10th. The reporter was
in Dallas Saturday and had assurance
from the editor that all news would
appear in the columns Of the Express
hereafter when the fault is not in
lateness of the mail reachips their
! office on time. Mr.. Lewis Hun is
improving his residence. The st. Mark
Baptist church and the Fee Will
Baptist held rally Sunday and from
the proceedings they pres ented Rev.
Walker two pairs OF trousers
of which he was very grateful. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ross of Oklahoma
City are here visiting parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Owens. Mr.. c. w.
Williams, Deputy OF the American
Woodmen was in the city a fw hours
Saturday, Oct. 7th. Several citizens
are i'll It this writing. Mrs. Ida Rhine
Is improving at her home in Nc Kin
ney after an attack of the Dengue
| fever. Mrs. Hattie Watkins was able
to be out 10 church last Sunday. Mr.
Walter Jackson accepted the position
as chef at one of the Hotels at 1T
Worth. The reporter was held up and
relieved of articles and money by a
white man recently. The public school
/ SpcltSN NlSutdHg OClObCl JNn. lHS
Following teachers we're present fol
duty: Prof. e. S. Dotey. principal;
H. J. Coffey; Mesdames. N. l. John
son, r. A. Coffey, A. A. Davis and
Misses Inez Dotey and (Neel Young
A large enrolment is expected
Chandler.--Mrs. Rev. Ada Williams
of Ferris began meeting Wednesday
night, October IL. This series Of
meetings were greatly attended and
mnch inspiration was manifested
| $5653 was realized therefrom. Mrs
L. v. Vaughn, District Mimmionary
of the Tyler district is making things
J lively in her jurisdiction. The public
schools opens Monday, Oct. 10th.
PlanO.-The Stewards of the Metho.
dist church presented the church
with $4,000 heater. Rev. Manager