The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02

don. MIR. L. L. Blackmon and Rev.
BROWN have returned from the Sun
day school and B. Y. p. U. conyen-
ton held at Dallas last week. Miss
Jewell Chenault was married to Mr..
Willie Hay Sunday afternoon 1T o,
clock at the home of Mrs. Brown in
lThrockmorton street. Mr.. San Davis
and wife are here from Ardmore
Miss Glider left Tuesday for IT.
Worth. Mr.. H. BlackmOn has returned
from Dallas. Mrs. a. NJ. Backmon,
her auntie and uncle left for Denton
Monday on business. The concert rem
dered at Olive Baptist church was a
success. Mr.. G. Vane Of Kansas is
here. Mr.. M. o. Full Bright has re-
turned from Chicago. Mrs. Ethel
Stone returned home In Dallas Sun
day morning. Mrs. M. Boot has re-
turned from TT. Worth where she at
tended a meeting. Mr.. ]. Walkers Of
Fl Worth spent few days in the
city last week. Miss Ollie Burr has
returned from California, Sick list:
Messrs. Sneed and Collia.
Whicita Falls.-Rev. Bonner, pastor
of the A. NJ. E. church reported good
services all day Sunday and the Car
nival that has been running for two
weeks by the A. M. Els is having sue
cess. st. Johns Baptist church re-
ported good service. Our proud pas
tor, Rev. A. L. Wright has returned
from the Sunday school conven-
,tion at Dallas. Texas and had Rev.
e. ]. McClendon to preach for him
Sunday at 3 o'clock. Services were
enjoyed by all. Mrs. G. c. Trimble
returned from a visit to Dallas and
BEAUMONT, Texas, reported nice trip.
Miss Savannah Henry and son and
niece returned from Mexia, Texas.
Rev. Hampton of Abilene is conduct
ling revival at Rev. Applin church
z. NJ. Prof Hollen of Palestine and
Prof. Story are in the city. Mrs. Jul
Illus Moore returned from Houston
Mrs. Brice returned from Limple,
Texas. Mrs. King and children re-
turned from Gainesville after two
weeks visit. Rev. Dixon passed
through on his way to Clarendon to
his appointment. Rev. Sempson Of
lie. M. Il. church and his faithful flock
ere pushing things to the front. Rev.
A. l.. Wright Rev. E. j. McBlendon
is making a strong effort to go to
the national convention. Mr.. Lob
Jackerson bough the firm. Robert
and Wiser grocery.
MidlOthlan-Mt. Pleasant and Bap-
fist church are doing things worthy
of note, spiritually and financially.
Pastor Protein, Rev. w. A. Tubbs
mapped out financial campaign
which began August % and
closed August 81. 1922. But ON ac-
count of illness he was not able to
be present with the success of the
meeting burdening his heart. He saw
to it that some one would be here
I. to carry out the meeting, in the
person of Rev. ]. L. Winston, Dallas
Texas, who carried out the rally pre-
gramme. Wednesday night B. Y. P
u. came on the scene under the
leadership of w. N. Harris Thursday
, night the Sunday school department
, with Sup't A. II. Hunt marshaling
/, its forces, collected $500. Friday
night. After a few brief remarks by
the pastor, sister Maggie Durham
the speaker for the occasion. Rev
III. L. Winston was introduced and hi
/, delivered a sermon touching many
phases of our church life. Collection
Sunday school was well attended, les
son review by Rev. p. White. Collec
ton, $1.06. At IL O'clock Rev. j. L
q Winston spoke to us from the subject
"And he consulted that II should bt
as they required" Luke % chapter
Collection $2O.S2. At $3.50 p. M. Rev
J. l.. Winston spoke to us from the
a subject, "The Personality of the Holy
: Spirit" and many were made to re
I joice as he spoke so forcibly on the
j subject. Collection,$17 SO. At $3.50 p
I m. Rev. Winston spoke to the churl
! on the subject, Speak to the Chilli
! that they go forward. Collection 81
( %. When the smoke had cleared ava
: we had S7066 laid on the table Il
: much cannot be said about the wor
: ker of the church. Call again Rev.
: L. Winston and our door stands opeI
!, to receive you.
e Grapeland.-Hon. and Mrs. r. L
t Smith held the Houston Co. Sumlne
: encapment In the Mt Zion communit!
d August "a and rs. The meeting wa
quite success and number Of far
t mers attended Mr.. A. i. Hanna, MI
p B. Jackson and Mr. Givins Of Crockett
! attended the encampment. Hon. ant
y Mrs. r. l. Smith was the guest o
i Mrs. Jane Hicks who left a few day
s ago for Galveston and has accepte'
y a position with the Colored Ameri
e can Printing Co. of that city. She i
: Of high quality and her many friend
T wishes her success. The revival vii
t begin at Gen. Mt. Zion Baptist churcl
d September Bird of which Rev. ]. John
d son is pastoY The members of tina
church are building beautiful churc'
Rev. D. D. Cashaw Of Navasota /
doing carpenter work Rev ]. John
: son spent day here last week look
ling after the building of his church
: Mrs. Racheal Blackshear and littl
Q son of Houston, after spending a few
s weeks here with her parents, Mr.. an
T Mrs. L. w. Walker, has returned t
T Houston Mrs. Caroline Gilmore Blalz
g left a few days ago for Electra. ProI
d Lee Johnson Is able to be up afte
/; a few days illness.
! Despite the tbreatenin
d weather the box supper given b
I. the local camp of American Wood
; men. Saturday night was a sue
j. cess and nice sum of money wa
s realized out of the affair Mr.. Giilli
b Mackey went to Luling. Texas, Sat
urday to look after his land that h
Z owns rear the Luling oil fields. Tn
e Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. o
L the Shiloh Baptist church was wei
a attended Sunday and all lessons wer
: taught in a most excellent way. Rev
! ~. M. Random of Brazoria. Texas, fill