The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29
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Wills POmt.-5ervlces ar all church
were well attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Las
com Afford, Miss Estella Afford OF
of Dallas and Mr.. Otha Afford of Fer
ris, motored to Wills Point Sunday
visiting relatives Mrs. Clorence Ran
dolls and little son are at home after
a pleasant visit to Dallas. A number
of the members of the Holiness church
attended he convocation of Fl Worth
report q very profitable assembly.
Mr.. Jim Faulk Is on the sick list, we
hope for him speedy convolesance.
Mrs. Little Sonders received a mes
sage from her daughter of the death
of her husband, Mr. Perral. They were
residents of Alcus Okla. Mr.. q. Frank
lin also received message tating the
death Of his brother of Homer La. Mrs
M. Sharkey, the state missionary of
Houton while paying visit to the
Pleasant Hill Baptist church, received
message of the erious illness of
her daughter. We enuter in ympathy
with each of the sadened ones. Mrs.
N. Fate and Mrs Foster Minefee
went to Dallas to witness the marri-
age of Mrs. Arizona Wadon. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Edwards, bounc-
ing fine boy. Mrs. Virgil Warren is
also on the sick list
Branchyille.-Services were well at
tended at New Providence Bautist
church and at Part Sulljvon NJ E.
church. Rev's Prince and Cal were
at their post. Mrs. Elias Thomas, has
returned to her home at Vernon Tex,
after spending three weeks with
relatives. Mr. w. L. Jackson from Den
ton is here visiting relatives. Rev. and
Mrs. Bennett from Bryan. visited their
father, Mr.. Wiley Williams, Sunday.
Rev Bennett preoched at Little River
church Sunday night Hon. G.. w Sled
ge and Rev. p. R. Humbee visited
here last Thursday. Mrs. Bertha Polk
of Dallas visited reatives at Hearne
the Star Light Band at Little River
Sunday. The party at Mr.. Alexander's
Saturday night was pleasant affair
The. Jail house party at Sweet Home
was success. Sisk listed: Mr.. NJ z. w
Jackson, Mr.. Riley Green. Mr.. Flor
ence Cofield has gone to Dallas to
spend the summer.
N1gtOn.-Sundya school was attended,
at the C.. M. z. church last Sunday
Several of the students were absent
and also church service. Rev s.
Smith preached from the Ord chapter
of st. John, text, aye must be born
again. Subject, New Birth" we en-
joyed the service very much. The
district conference of the Houston
district C. NJ Z. church, will convene
L.. "a 81 90.
elected to the w. H. M. Society were
madames Hattie Hill and Florence Nc
Clandon and hose elected from the
church were Mr.. Aanon Dixon and
Mr.. James HILL Miss. N. L. Carter
a student of Wiley's University, is
spending the summer at Manning Tex
she Is engaged in domestic art work.
Prof. w. w. Johnson has gone to at
tend the summer school in Pairie
View State Normal school. Mrs. Sal
lie Evans spent the day with Mrs.
Katy Carr and daughter. Sick list;
Mrs. S. A. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. v.
Massic, uncle Jack Max and Mr.. S
H. Massic. Mr.. billiard Randolph of
Alcedo Texas visited his sister Mrs
8. A. Carter during her Hines. Sun
day school and church service were
we'll attended at the Mayo Baptist
lsndBa o6pN 9Ql 10 6IIBI 9qL 'qoInqo
church was a success. Mrs. Credilla
Emanuel of Fodice Texas, is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs oliver Carr Mrs. Allie Griffin
departed this life, July 18th 1922 at
Lufl1in Texas. She was brought to
nigton Texas for burial. The funeral
took place in Ligons Chapel G. M. e
church. Rev's S. Smith and s. H. Brad
ley officiated and the sisters Of the
Heroines of Jericho went through
with the ritulist!c burial ceremony
of which she was member OF the
society. Mrs. Allie Griffin was aith-
full member if longs Chanel C. NJ. e
church Of Lufl1in Texas. She did what
ever she could to help the success Of
the church. She was sick about two
years. during her illness she told her
friend and relative that he was wait
ing on the Lord and feasting on his
love Sire leaves a h1shad aid manv
relatives to mourn ner lost. Bnt it is
heavens gain.