The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-30
TEXAS
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fist church, Rev. J. +. Forster, pas
tor, Sunday School on time with
good attendance. Supt. Davis is
the right man in the right place.
Our pastor preached two soul stir
ing sermons morning and night.
Our hearts were made to burn while
he talk wis us by the way. The
w. H. M. meets at $50 p. M, Pres
ident M. Ham, presiding, good at
tendance. At 8 o'clock p. IN. Mr..
Willie Patterson and Miss Alberta
Whaley were united in holy we'd
lock by Rev. j. F. Foster. Mrs. e.
B. Taylor has returned from Los
Angeles, California, where she spent
the summer. The public schools of
the city were opened Monday with
bright prospects of splendid years
work. The attendance for the first
week will be small owing to the
number of children who are yet
picking coatton. H. d. Culberson
Athletic coach for the schools be-
gan working with the foot ball
team Monday and says that he ex-
poets to have the championship
team of Texas. Prof. Boyd of Ter
rell has accepted a position as prin-
cipal of one of the schools of Green
Vile. The number of cases of den
que fever seems to be increasing,
however no fatalities have been re-
ported to date. Mr.. Shad Mayberry
has received check for three hun
dred and twenty-five dollars in full
payment of a death claim of his
wife neighbor Title Mayberry, who
was a member of American Wood
man Camp No. PSI Greenville
Texas.
Eagle Ford.-Rev. Moseley, pas
tor of the c. NJ. 4. church here
preached an excellent sermon Sun
day night. Mrs. e. B. Williams OF
Oak Cliff. president of the Oak
Cliff. District Missionary Society was
here with us she gave wonderful
lecture on Missionary work, she re-
organize the missionary society here
Mrs. B. f. Hight elected president
of the society donation to Sister
Williams was sails. Mrs. T. Rob-
erson, Mrs. Dora Barkins and Mrs,
Bette Griffen, who have been sick
for the past two weeks is getting
along fine, Mrs. Dora Barkins Will
leave herein few days along
fine. Mrs. Dora Barkins will leave
herein a few days to her home in
Mineral Wells. Mr.. Carl Mccoy her
brother is back from Mineral Wells
off his vacation. Mr.. Douglas Haw-
kins is sick also Mrs. Emmaline
Johnson from Dallas is here sick
at the home of her mothers, Mrs
Allie Calwell Mr.. Watson Ander-
son weds the Miss Lottie d. CAD
berry. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gadberry. Miss Erma L. Crump OF
this city went over and enrolled for
high school, she will stop at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Amos,
2913 Flora street, Dallas.
Honey Grove-Rev b c. Williams
has been elected pastor of Eastland
Baptist church. Mrs Flora Scarlet
was called from Dallas to the bed side
of her father. DR. o. w. McPeter, Mrs.
and Prof w. J. Taylor and Mr.. H.
w. Workman motored over to Wolfe
City. Sunday Sick listed. Rev George
Evan Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Mrs.
Daisy Higgin, Mrs. Cherry Gray, Mr.,
quite few of the Primitive Baptist
attended the Association at Boswell,
Okla, and report a successful meet
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Simmie Moore are
convalescent. Everybody was glad to
welcome the Express this week Miss
IAft 10 Dfah oil
lege and A. T.. Smith for Wiley
University last week Rev. j. c. Cole
man preached two able sermons at
Harmon to quite an enthusiastic au-
dience. Rev. Lin, p. c. of A. NJ. Il.
had very successful rally at Union
pied the pulpit at the C. M. e.
church.
Ferris.--Sunday schools are putting
on new life at all churches. Rev, J.
S. A. Trower was at his post Sun
day as usual. Rev. Moseley was at
his church. the rally was quite sue
cessful, but no member reported to
the reporter how much was raised.
oh listen at the wedding bells. Mr.,
Below and Miss Nickleberry last week.
Mr.. o. B. and Miss, this week.
Mr.. M. Burleson is suffering with
his foot, which was hurt some time
ago at the brick yard. Mr.. Fl. New
SON has a sprsined arm. Mr.. Dudley
Walters is confined to his bed with
dengue fever. Mr.. D. M. Mason Is
wife while here few weeks ago from
Electra, bought a nice home N w.
Ist street Mr.. and Mrs Anderson OF
Bristol visited Prof. and Mrs. d. l..
Titles Sunday evening.
HoNInnd.-St. John Chapel Baptist
Sunday School was largely attended
with Supt T. NJ Moore and teachers
at their post. Banner class No. /.
The lesson was well taught. Collec-
ton $459. Our Sunday School is
Baptist Association will convene at
Detroit, Texas of this District, this
year.
here is being taught by Prof. L. r.
Greer, principal Mrs. Watts and
Jackson assisted. Sunday School was
largely attended at the different
churches. Mr.. Gus Kemp who under
went an operation in Dallas last week
nicely He was accompanied there by
his wife, Mrs. Laura Kemp who
still remains at his bed side. The
Rev. y. f. Parks and wife of Victoria
who have been here for their health
were entertained Friday by Mrs. Bert
home in Victoria, via Houston. Mrs.
James Patterson of San Angelo, Texas
are in the city. Mrs. Patterson was
formerly known here as Mrs. Susie
Brown. Mrs. Della Gray, who has been
i'll for several weeks is up again.
Mrs. Will Parker is visiting in Fort
Worth. Rev. II. c. w. Robinson and
Mr.. Dan Bell returned from Monday,
Texas. Mr. John McCraney. one of
Mineral Wells high esteems were in
Fort Worth for a few days last week.
Mrs. jamie Jordoa known as mother
Jordan is reported very i'll at her
home on 4th avenue the bottle enter
tainment given Thursday night Sept
21st by Mrs A. Upshaw and Mrs. Cal
lie Hardin at the A. M g.. church
was a desided success Mrs Gertrude
Gordon is visiting her husband in
Fort Worth, the Phillip girls motored
Rev. Parks and wife out to the Pal
pinto lake. there they were royalty
entertained by parties mentioned. Mrs.
Geo. Robinson left for Eastland, Tex
as and Mr., Ed McMillon. Hamilin.
Texas.