The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

the new Wayman Chapel A. NJ. II.
church, left last Friday for Corsicana
at which place he will take charge
Of the manuel training Dept. in the
city school.
PlanO-The Sunday school Insti-
tute was success last week. There
were many games Of amusement and
FUN. Interesting entertainments for
the young people. The financial re-
port was $64,45. Rev. Managan prea-
ched for Rev. Bruton, Sunday; there
was crowded house. Mrs. Woods
Of Levator ives here Saturday enroute
to Dallas to see her sick sister. Sick
list: Messrs Lunda, Cranes, S. Carr,
s. Stenson.
HendersOn.--Mr. Sam Johnson, who
has been the guest of his son in
Dallas for the past six weeks has
returned home. Mrs. Curlie Smith
has gone to join her husband in
Okmulgee, Okla Miss Louvinia Alex
ander returned home from Dallas
and will be Asst-teacher at Antioch,
where Mr.. Charlie McCane is princi-
pal. Mr.. Hayron King left Sunday
for E. T. A. Tyler, Texas, where he
will enter school. Miss Beatrice Col
Inns of Pine Hill comes to enter
school at Excelsior High school,
Dengue fever is still raging; there
are about so cases in town. Mr..
John GIBSON is still on the sick
list. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Malone retur-
ned from Mineola where Mr.. Malone
has been working at the oil mill.
Mr.. Sibron Raston Of Dallas was the
guest of his sisters, Mrs. ]. A. Beal,
and Mrs. E. L. GIBSON Monday.
Messrs Henry Jones, Raymond Hyton,
and Jordon Hicks returned home
from the West where they went to
pick cotton. Miss Dixie Jones and
Miss Lois Brown are on the sick list.
Mother Zion.
Sunday school good. Attendance
good. The Secretary was absent on
account of sickness. Collection good.
G. M e.
Sunday school was we'll attended
at the c. M. e. Collection good. Rev.
Sunday morning and night.
Mt Hebron.
Rev. Lindley was at his post Sum
day morning and night and preached
two good sermons.
Bullard.-Sunday school was good
at Corinth Baptist church Supt. Jim
Polk was at his post. Nancy Kis-
entaner has returned from Cleburne.
Texas where she has been viitfsg her
daughter Mr.. H. E. Sadler. She report
pleasast trip. Rev. A. H. Waugh
S. Mcdonald, Obie Hart Of Chandler
motored to Bullard and Rev. Vaughn
preacher for us Sunday night All
enjoyed the sermon. Those whom
have been down with the Dengue
fever are recovering nicely. Mrs M.
X. Kissentiner sold A. H. Vaughn
one hog for the sum of $500.
Reagan.--The first church was or
ganized at Providence. r. l., under
the care of Roger Williams, 1889.
Mr.. Williams was born in Wales. in
1898, educated at Oxford, England.
and in 1880 came to America and
was Minister of the Puritan church at
Salem, Mass. The next church for
med was in New Port, in 1914. There
is however, considerable contro-
versy as to whether the present first
church in Providence or the first
church in New Port is the older
Priority is cdaimed by both.
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Paul Baptist church.
Marshall.-Mr. Tom Pierce, an old
highly respected citizen was found
dead at his home on c. M. T. Hill,
He went to bed seemingly in good
health; was jolly as ever with his
friends. The next morning when cal
led to 60 to work, he was hushed in
death; no one knows when he died.
Somewhere between and 6 o'clork
in the morning He was not known
to have any ailments. The inquest
proceedings that he died from heart
failure. His funeral was attended
from the Free viii Baptist church I;
he was Deacon buried with honors
of the american Woodmen laid to
rest in the Powder Mill Cemetery.
A good man has passed into the be-
ytnd. Uncle Joe Long, an old and
most highly respected citizen of
Oklahoma, died at the home of Uncle
Joe Rhodes, after a longlamented
sickness for several years; it seemed
as if he was loosiI 7 his mind. Mrs,
his Old former home, where ne soon
his old former home, wheer he soon
died. Ho was near 80 years Of age
Galilee Baptist church; was held in
high esteem by the church. His
funeral was attended from the resi-
dence of Mr.. Joe Rhodes. Laid to
rest in te Mack Johnson Cemetery
Rev. Joe Compbell attended the fun
eral. He leaves many relatives anC
friends to mourn his lost. Miss Louisa
Chestly, young woman of this city
died at her mothers home, Mrs
Harriet Chestley, after long illness
The funeral was attended from the
home; laid to rest il the Mack John
son Cemetery, side by side with hei
father, Mr. Lewis Chestley Rev. M
B. Brown, pastor Of Ebenezer M. L
church was transferred to the Ten
nessee Cosference. home at Nashville
Tennessee. We regret very much 4
loose such an able Minister; we wer,
loving him as an eminent divine WI
wish him success in his new Confer
ence and field of work Madms Lul;
Gilmore. v. A Grundy. Ruthie Thonp
son.. Marie Brown and Mr.. B. G.. Gil
more and Mr.. Thomas Marshall wen
to jefferson to attend the funera
of Mr.. Gilmore's Aunt Mrs Susi
Taylor seems to have been worst
Rev.B ooker. pastor OF Be,hsaida Bap
fist church filled his pulpit afte
several weeks of absence. Mr.. an
Mrs Tom Brennan are able to be MI
Recognition services at Bethsaid
Bartist church promises &c be grea
affair. Rev. G. c Harper will preac
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