The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

THE DALLAS XXI
ers were in attendance. The session
was both instructive and harmonious
Miss Lucille Rogers the retiring Supt
did what she could to make 1t a
| success. Prof Theo Wright and wife
were UP from Rosebud to attending the
institute this week. Rev. I. w. Daily
| of Terrell, Texas Is in town this
is on his annual tour. as usual, every
year. His church gives him thirty
days vacation and he spends some of
this time here for his rest and health.
Rev. Buford of Tyler, Texas, has been
in town for several weeks taking the
baths. He is very much impressed
with the hot water Mrs. Isaacs of
Galveston has been in town several
weeks for. the benefit of the hot water,
Rev @. l.. Humber of Mexia spent
a few days in town last week on
business Me left at once for Madison
Vile. where he has a large school.
Several Marlenites witnessed the cor
nerstone laying at New Hope Baptist
church, Waco, last Sunday Mr.. Robert
King of San Antonio. is a Marlin visi-
tor this week. Mr.. S, B. Zephyr of
! Cameron, was over from said place
on business. He states that his under
taking company at Cameron is doing
| fine. He left Tuesday to be at his
place of business. We predict for him
splendid business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Zephyr and son
accompanied by friends motored up
| to Harrison, Waco, to join relatives
in some oil business. They report a
fine trip. The Home department met
at Mrs. May Ponds with president s.
Zephyr in chair. Lecture and subjects
were discussed and a good moral les
son was learned. They turned over
5000 to Marlin Baptist church.
On last Sunday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Carroll celebrated their
were present We're: Mrs. Narcisss wy
man, Mr.. Chinn Childs, Mrs. Sin Gam
bIin, Mr.: Chas. Wyman, Miss Allen
Washington, Mr.. Haywood Carroll,
mic CANDLES and Miss Bonnie Bell
Baker of Bremond. There were quite
number of people who left here Sum
day to attend the corner stone lay
ing of the New Hope Baptist church
at Waco. Some which on the train
also spoke in behalf of the Marlin
high school and DR.. A. l.. Hunter
spoke for the First Baptist church.
Royal Syndicate Club Notes.
Mrs. v. E. Gibson of Island St. was
the charming hostess of the ROYAL
Syndieate club Thursday evening, Oct.
18TH The president presided and the
iOutiHc Vi business was tran
sacted after which various games were
enjoyed. The hostess served a dainty
course. There were twenty members
present. The club adjourned to meet
with Prof. A. c. Childs, Friday, oct.
Grand Prairle.-Sunday Schools were
well attended at all churches last Sun
day with several visitors present. The
conditions of the Sunday school was
yery ably discussed by Prof, s W.
Then Rev. J, w. Scott assembled the
rostrum at 1880 p. m. and preached
a glorious sermon from the 18th
chapter of st Matthew and the Ord
verse. subject swatch. Collection.
At 8 o'clock afternoon. Rev. Scott
re-assended the rostrum and preached
a logical sermon from the 18th chap
ter of Corinth 26th verse The SER
mon was full of logic and wit We are
always glad to have such sermons.
The following name Dallasites visit
ed the Antioch Baptist church of
Grand Prairie. under taker, Mr.. and
Mrs S. M. Brown. Mr.. Dorm, Mrs
Nancy, Brother William and Mr. Will
liams and Mrs. f. M. Brockman of
Stop G.
Mrs. BroclSman was introduced to
the audience and made one of her soul
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| gress OF the work. Mrs. S. NJ Brown
also made some preparatory remarks
Mrs. Clorisy Thomas is sick list at the
residenct of Mr.. c. II. Moors of Oak
cliff. but is some what improved at
this writing. Mrs. Ida Jones, who was
called to the bedside of her sick moth
er is back in our little city again. We
( are glad to learn that Mrs. Thomas is
on the mend
Wolfe Cifv-Tho .oII.r - a. ~
list church was quite success Mon
day night. Star Light Band render
an excellent program after which
Rev w. t. Bartlett delivered a soul
stirring sermon. Collection $15.75. We'd
nesday night the p. Y. p. u. came on
the scene. Rev. l.. G. Farley of Com
merce was at his best. Text Base Ball
is human experience. Everyone present
confessed a hope in Christ was en-
couraged to go on to the goal. Rev.
titled his pulpit Sunday. Total amount
raised during the rally $4,000 Miss
Lucille Woods and Mr.. Carl Mckinney
was quietly married at the home of
Mr.. Tom Hollis. after the ceremony
the bride left for Ladonia.
HuttO.-Sunday was a high day
with the churches here. Sunday School
was largely attended. The NJ d.
church was graced by the presence OF
=, DioONs, pIeSluenI OF sam Huston
colege, VINO preached a noble sermon
at $500 O'Clock and also gave a short
lecture both of which were logical
and grand. The B. Y. p. u. had its
regular session at Ebenezer church
President II. p. Davis as usual mi
things high The H. M. S. held their
regular session at 100 o'clock and
arranged for a rally on next Sunday
An elaborate program will beA pulled
OIL and all are invited to attend. There
viii be preaching by Rev. S e. MUIR
ray of Austin Sister Cornelia Roberts
as president loves to do big things
Glass No. 2, with it's teacher, Deacon
Lonnie Brooks are to have a social
FRIDAY night The choir will give an
entertainment Saturday night at Odd
Fellows Hall. All are invited. Brothers
! John AXE, Lee Latson, H. p Davis
/ and Troy AXE rturned from an ex-
TENDED trip to Fort Worth, Dallas and
Dallas Fair and visiting relatives and
/ friends. They report that thew never
mad any better trip and enjoyed them
serves TO the highest. They travelled
FOR more than 500 miles with not q
single puncture or car trouble IN
any way. Mr.. Lonnie Wicks has re-
turned from visiting friends at Kin
ney, Texas. Sick listed Sister Mary
Russell Mrs. Mary AXE.
! CaIdwem.-The Grand Lodge of N.
K. r. of F,'s with so much informa-
tlon' examples presented to our peo-
pie (race) is still our topic. b. X
Roplnson Is man OF unusual mower
Wheh IL comes to the II. T. of r IS
Inc children of old Bethlehem did
70 5ulHeods pue SuISuIs IpaI euIos
Beth,ehem and River Side Carryine
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