The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11

Misses Lillian and Estella Tucker of
Dallas visited their grandmother.
Sunday. Miss Lula Atkinson and Roy
MaSShIlbsnon an viSit New aone Baptst
churches had a joint baptislng Sum
day afternoon. in Bethlehem pool.
Watch big write-up next week.
GaInesviIIe.-Mrs. Learn Coffee, one
of our highly respected citizens died
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
frankie Young, Wednesday afternoon.
Funeral was conducted at the C. NJ
f. church of which she was a faith
full member. She was buried under
Ruth. She is survived by one daugh-
John ef a G. seot f Il A. ' of Morehouse
College, Atlanta Ga, spoke here at
day evening. subject Education" Mrs.
Rosa Fullbright underwent an oper-
alton of her right hand, last Tuesday,
she is improving. Mr.. n. l.. Black
mon representing the Mt. Olive and
Courinth Baptist church, were at the
board meeting that recently convened
at Dallas, Texas. Rev. Brown, also
attended the meeting at Dallas. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Johnson are here, visit
ing Mr. Johnson's mother. who is Ill.
Mr. II. Stewart Of Henrietta Is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Alexander,
who Us i'll at this writing. DR.. a. r..
Ransom OF Fort Worth arrived here
Friday night for the purpose of seeing
Mrs NJ. Jackson, who is i'll. She Is re-
ported improving at this writing. Mrs.
GcGhee was here from Fort Worth
TO attend the funeral Of her friend,
Mrs Coffee. Mrs. Helen Leathers Is
confined to her room with Influenza.
She Is reporte improving, however.
Mrs. Clara Ware Is i'll. Mrs. G.. II.
Simpson entertained the Senior Mis-
sionary Society and Stewardess Board
The meeting was an excellent one.
Mrs. NJ A. Fullbright has bought
half interest in the Citizens Under
taking Co.
JaclxsbOrO.-Rev. Brown was at his
appointment Sunday. Church services
were extremely good. Mr.. Matthew
Pickard left for Mineral Wells, Thurs
day. Misses Lochie Lewis and Clara
Mosley will leave Sunday for Enid.
Johnson is i'll at this writing. We
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mesqulte.-Sunday was wonderful
Rev. Colman preached wonderful
sermon at 1880 a. m. Bible lesson at
4:30 p. M, taught by the pastor. We
are still having much sickness, in this
community. however none has proven
fatal. as yet. The w. II. M. S. will
meet this evening at p. m. See Mrs,
L. b. McGinnis for the Dallas Elk
press.
An explanation: The Express is a
weekly publication only Published
every Saturday.
San AngelO.-Street work has begun
We are hopeful that some man of our
group will be given employment, Mrs
Lee Lewis and Mrs. Grace Sewel are
on the sick list. this week. Mr.. Ho-
race Bargley is improving from a
! long illness. Sunday all churches We're
well attended Services were excellent
NJ. f. church members manifested
much interest in thirDF.vip-ihl ciHRA
! The rally closed Sunday night and
( $402.5O was realized. The Alliance
met with the NJ, f. church Sunday
and played well their part in the
rally Rev Brown preached an ex-
Sunday School met on time with good
attendance. Mrs. A. @. Shirley's class
held the banner. Horace Bagley join
ed the church. Results of recent raj
lies: Feb. 49, Baptist church S401.00
1924 in three weeks. Kings Daugh-
! ters met at the residence of Mrs
Shirley. The young men and women
fill the A. NJ. l.. church every Sun
/ is much impressed with the action OF
the young sinner men and women
OgdOches.-SerVices af the Zion
Hin First Baptist church were, ex-
$3.50 a. M, was well attended and the
lesson was well taught. The 1880
sermon by pastor Bolten was a mas
] terpiece. b. Y. p. u. was attended at
6 p. M Loyal Princess still holds the
] hof 10. a..
a wonderful sermon at the night SER
Vice Hear Rev. Bolten next Sunday
He Is delivering a series of sermon
on the % inst. Little Zion Baptist
church Sunday School well attended
Collection $2.10. At, IL a. m. sermon
was preached by Rev. Reden which
was a wonderful effort. He preached
another great sermon at night. Col
I lection $22.10. st. Paul c. NJ E. church
services were good and well attended
| ing service. Rev. Calhoun is conduct
| ing an Epworth League revival Al
3 p. M. an excellent program was
rendered by the league. Rev. Johnson
was introduced and delivered an eX-
cellent an instructive address on Race
| Relations" Collection for the day was
S4I23. Church of God in Christ, SER
vice was good. Rev. L. Reed after
visiting his passionate in Beaumont
has returned and reports times very
dull on account of rain and unfavor-
able weather Mrs. Ida Hollis, who has
been very sick Is convalescent. Mrs
Amelia Holmon is sick listed.
White Rock. DnIIas,--Sunday. March
s, was a bright day for St Paul A
NJ Il. church. Sunday School opened
at usual hour. Brother Vergel Park
Ell, Supt. Attendance and collection
were good. At il a. H.. the pastor
preached a wonderful sermon. Excel.
lent music was furnished by the choir
Collection $17.51. Allen Endeavoi
League at $3.50 p. m. and attendance
much interest Mr.. and Mrs. Mays
Mr. Warrior were visitors at tine
servicesAin the morning. Mrs. Q. VIII
son and daughter of White Rock were
visitors at night. Rev c.. e. Brown
and members expect to join Rev. w
S. Bush in his first quarterly con-
ference. Sunday, March 10. We hope
for him much success. At night Chapel
A. Nj. q. church.
Groesbeck.-The business league
was organized here by Mr.. 3. f
Dlain with seventeen members and
its program seems favorable. The
church which held services Sunday
results Little Miss Willie Mae Rich
ard, one of Blackshire High Schools
affable girls, finished her course there
and married 90 Mr.. Edgar Johnson
III nouSlOH' ltNdst recently.
GreenviIle.-Sunday was a high day
at Bethel A. M. Il. church. SUNDAY
School was well attended with SUM-
and assistant teachers on hand. Cen
eral praise meeting at IL O'clock a.
m. Spiritual tide ran high At $3.50
p. M, full house greeted Mrs. j. L.
Johnson, president of Dallas District
w. II. and f. Society who delivered
a burning message, afterd several
response. a NICE collection was given
her, Rev. X. II. Johnson of Christian
church and choir were present. Rev
things well in hand. At night an ex-
cellent sermon was preached by DIR
j. S. Powe, z. e.. of the Green
Vile district. Revs. Murdoch and c
! G. Collins were also with us. Mrs
j. l.. Johnson, president Of Dallas Dis
trict w. II. and T.. Society is in the