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

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+tIsestVn' sunday school Congress
report . splendid session. Mrs. White
$3.50 80
= DETER now wv Cotton pickets
left Tor the cotton fields Of Ellis
county last week and others are still
going: Rev McNeese had bapuzlng
last Sunday and nine souls were burr
ried beneath the healing waves OH
and cotton are the only two things
that you can hear talking on the
streets Of Marlin now adays Of much
Importance Marlin Is the mecca for
the oil men from the Kosse OIL Field.
The road Is crowded Al day from
Marlin 70 the kosae oil field with
Wntte and Coloreu. Mr.. Harvey HUM
phrey IS the biggest Coiored man on
sandy He's being treasurer Df the
big sandy Oil Company, brings him
nave on deposit the $1,000 000 or
more 70 their credit. Several Marlin
ties visited tho konse Oh field last
sunday ana they were started ~
wha. hnsy saw. srSI. tsutv ~ 'cnn ss;
weeks Visiting his family. left Mon
Gay for +. " 3. ". =. He enjoyed
the hot water baths to the highest
whiio here. AIRS. Johnson leaves later
on 70 begin work IN the Hompstead
q English. Both OF these valuable
young educators are always welcomed
~ marlin. tev Coitee OF hearne.
Texas. was IN town All OF last week
e e tne great a ... a. y sunn ,.s
closed bounding with much success
financially aud spiritually. Mrs. NC
Nulty and SON. Emmitt Of san Antonio.
have been visiting Mrs. Johnson, ner
sisseF' Iney were wei. gleasea win
high terms Of the good people and
also Of the hot water. MT, Dudley
Johnson Is in Dallas on business, He
leaves soon for Tuskegee institute.
M and Mrs. ~ Y. Gibson nave re-
turned from an extended trip IN OK
lahoma, and North Texas: They were
well pleased and both Of them look
SO per cent better than before hey
left, The Sunday school congress
which has just closed Ia Galveston
will hold it, next annual session In
MaTIin with the First Baptist church
OF which Rev. Flemings Is pastor. DR..
Dixon and Prof. Smith Of Mart were
down Monday on business. Mrs. 2. A..
stamps and grand children left for
Rev. d. T. Reese. P. D.. Of the Bryan
District OF the A. M II. church
closed out one OF the most successful
Sunday school conventions ever held
in the district at 81. Paul church o.
raised SSftSS. there was a praise
contest. Miss Lillian Banks being the
successful winner. She was presented
gold watch by Prof e. >. Sneiiord.
the church was crowded 90 Us ca
pacity. Many Of the high church men
guests at the convention ana among
them were Prof. H. w. Galloway ana
wife, G. c. Taylor. Mrs. Josephine
Coffee ana l. Pollard.
Ghepurne.--nr' hensy Win,ams gleo
Sunday morning az S:sv ociock run n
eral was attended MONDAY 2. ms
home. hev !. ~. haWkins oit, ~ .,.s
Born 20 MT, ana Mrs, Murreil Stokes.
baby girl MRS. ROBERT wens q
temple was the guest Q. MIS-, jim
Jones last Week Rev. ~ Wright
closed his meeting. az Mailman win
success. MIS-. VERNE dorsey ol Eors
worth ATTENDED the 1unera, OF nei
uncle THIS Week. Mr; henry Wllia N.ls,
MIS- Fannie Slone Y stlli very sick
a. Oak Hin. Mrs posha Vernon We'd.
nesony visiting relatives az Fort
worth. large number Of Coioreo peo-
PIE are employed ~ the santa re
shops ana gone 20 tne cotton ueios;
IL ~. ana Mrs A. W. noWaros ane
attended the Masonic Grand Lodge
session. Ass Ida Martin Of Dallas. Is
N the city visiting relatives Master
Jessie Burnette Is suffering with an
injured arm. Mrs Ella Helm spent
Friday In Purcell. Okla, Mrs. Mary
Moore Is on the sick list. Mrs. Helen
Hall Of Fort Worth, was the guest
~ her mother, saturday. Mrs. Pinlie
please pay up in order to keep the
EXPRESS in eSistence. MT. Geo. Phil
lips has painted his house. also. Mrs,
lila Griffin; Rev. and Mrs. H. Wright