The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21

Gainesville. All churches had ex
cellent services. Mt. Olive Sun
day school held a rally and the same
was success. The Stewardess board
of the c. NJ. e. church raised for
their fourth quarterly conference $191
is. Mr.. e. Chiles left for TT. Worth.
Messrs. S. Stone Sparks, Brown,
Jones and Miss C. Davis spent Sun
day in Dallas. DR.. Strong and Mrs
Nc Pheron left for Florida on bus
mess. Miss L. Bryand has returned
from Oklahoma. The deaconess board
met at the reidence of Mr.. d. Copyln,
Sunday afternoon. After business SEES
sion a menu was served Next session
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
Josie Robertson. Miss Bertha Wilburn
was in Wills Point and Dallas last
week. A dinner was held at the colo
red High school and the amount of
1889 was realized. Miss Miller OF
Ft Worth has been added to the
faculty Of the Colored High school
Mrs. S. Wilburn and daughter have
returned from Kansas City, Mo.
MineOla.-Mr. Chas. Spoons died
Thursday, Oct, 18th. At $3.50 pm,
was buried Saturday evening Miss
Annie Dairy died Friday night, Oct
18th Remains was buried Saturday
Rev. l.. B. Johnson Sick list: Mrs NJ.
Petite, Mrs. Arie Walton. Mrs. Iddie
James, Mrs. Henrietta Blair; Master
Rugy Brown, Miss Ina Epperson,
Miss Nettie Waltz, Mr.. Joe Wash
ington and George Spoons returned
from Maple last Monday. Miss Eullin
Deary, student of Texas College was
in the city last week. She attended
the burial of her uncle, c. Spoons.
Sick list: Mr.. l.. E. Walter, Rev. M.
Mitchell, Mr.. r. w Flewellen. Mr..
Jimmie Walton of Dalals last Friday
evening. The Mineola High school
opened Monday, Oct. 16. Prof. H. R.
Jones is principal.
COrsicann.-Profs. Lister and Bos-
well were treated to a drive over the
city Sunday evening by Prof. TrayloI
which they enjoyed very much. Thanks
Mrs. o. M. Mayfield went to Longview
this week account Of funeral of her
sister. We understand that Miss Katie
Jessie was married to Mr.. Ivory Reed
of Dallas recently. Mrs. Ophelia Per-
son. Mrs. Lucy Lexington. Mrs. Emma
Johnson and Mrs. Emona Johnson
Emma Smith, 1904 e. 7th avenue
last week. Mr.. McNealy is visiting In
league this week. Mrs Mayetta Nc
Kella is in Calvert visiting a sick
sister Mrs. Rachel Johnson is down
with the dengue. The dengue has
Prof Packer this week The teachers
discussed the recitation in their week
ly meeting Monday the subject was
thoroughly discussed in all its phases
Prof. Jackson requests that all who
have books belong to the library tc
please return them. A light shower
fell here Sunday night. One sector
of the Collin street ware house caught
fire Friday night destroying and dam
aging about 500 bales or more of cot
ton. Mrs. Estella Bennett made {
hasty trip to Dallas last week where
she underwent an Xray examination
Mrs. Moseley and mother are still
sick. Mrs. Mosely is somewhat i'm
proved. Mr.. and Mrs, Hayes of Dallas
are in service at Beaten hotel. The
following out town friends attended
the funeral of Mr.. Samuel Patterson
Mrs. ]. c. Curry Fort Worth; Mrs.
Mrs C. j. Orr, Frost and Mrs. Re
becca Morris. Frost; Mrs, Sam Wat.
son an out of town member of Sixth
Avenue. was at morning services sun
day.
Among the churches. The atten
dance at Sixth Avenue was very small
both morning and night and inspit'
Of this pastor Peen preached two
strong sermons well worth hearing
The Sunday school is pulling up agaiI
in interest," and attendance. Mr.. Z
Mayfield, who has returned to his OLE
home to live was in his place agar
in the choir. At First church, Pas
tor Moore preach morning and evenin
The congregation is filling up agaiI
p. U. held its regular meeting. Tit
Primitive Baptist Association ha.
just closed a very successful meeting
with Zion Rest Primitive churcl
here
FIeur-DerLls Club Notes.
Mrs I. o. Traylor of q. Sixth Ave.
was the charming hostess of thu
Fleur-de-lis club Wednesday, Oct. 4tl
The president presided and the usua
Miss M. Jacksons name was added
to the roll of members. The ladies
busted themselves with their fancy
work for an hour, after which thu
hostess served dainty ice course
The club then adjourned to NEE
WIN MISS riNdhd OoohSey WeuhoS
day. Oct. 18th.
Wesley Chapel.
We ara still going forward in the
small rally. A few days ago. Yot
will hear from us in Oak cliff, Nov
the 18th. We will see who is who anC
what. is what. Yours for Christ.
Rev. p. Hicks, P. c
Bethel A. M. u. Church.
Since the dengue fever has abatet
some what the membership is re-
turning and the services good. Walk
er preached two excellent sermon
Text at IL a. m. John 1914 verse
subject obedience, the I est Of Chris
tianity. at 1880 p. M, text Timoth,
1-12 verse. subject Personal Acquain
lance with Christ the So Il ran He
all day. Collection fair. Bishop w
Sampson Brooks of West Africa. will
be with us on Wednesday night, thu
25th.
Ferrls.--Services Mt all ehurche
were splendid all day Sunday. Rev
Prince preached two strong sermons
Sunday. Rev. English Of Dallas nreach
ed at p. M, good services all day
total collection $19,27. A $4,000 rail-:
will be had at A M. e. church, fifth
Sunday. Everybody invited. Mrs Dixol
and Wagner are, confined to thei
beds. New Express res ders: Mr.. bud
ley Waters and Mrs. Lelce. Mrs. Dol
lie Sanders of Fort Worth, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
TexarIxana.--S0ur city is still beinl
invaded by the dengue fever. TIL
great Baptist State Convention he'll
in our city at Oak Street church las
week was quite a success, spiritual,
and financially. TIE amount of none.
raised for all purposes reported wa
$1S,864.S5 Among the distinguishe,
VI sitors were DR.. L. X. Williams o
Chicago, Ill; DIR. Sutton e. Griggs o
Memphis, Tenn. and others. The trus
tee board of Hopewell c. M. q. churcl
Is having some repair work done Of
the church getting ready TO entertain
the annual conference which convene
here Nov. 29th. Mrs. s. II. Harrison