The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15


Tor the day. We all ENJOY DR.. Starks.
we ask the prayers OF all the Chris
tians for our success.
Dr.. c. II. Bell, Pator.
Miss Elsie M. Sterley, Reporter
GAINESVILLE. -Churche were all we'll
attended Sunday. Mrs. Johnie Ellison
ind Mr. Clarence Stone were married
last Sunday evening. Mrs. Geo. john
son and Mr.. Ben Thomas were married
Thursday evening. Miss Bertha Wilson
has returned from Denison. Mrs Susie
Wilburn and little Josephine Wilburn
returned from Pilot Point Saturday.
Mrs. Gladsy Davidson and Katherine
Davidson are here visiting her mother.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss
fine girl. Miss Dempsey Williams
of Dallas Is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
Corliss. Rev. Johnson and Rev.
Mooney are conducting revival over
in l.. GAINESVILLE. Rev. 0. II. Dixon
preached in Clarion, Texas SUNDAY
Master Frank Farman of Houston Is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. John
Wilson. Mrs Toles and Mrs. Morris
are on the sick list. The B. y. p. u.
and Sunday school are on an outing,
at the river Thursday; plenty OF
refreshments was served. MIR. Herman
I,lackmon returned from Wichita
Falls Thursday night. Rev. Washing
ton preached at Mt. Olive Baptist
church Sunday morning. Rev. Mooney
has returned from TT. Worth.
ROyse City-Sunday school was
well attended at both churches. Mrs.
Della Fair and Miss Varie Oxford
were in Greenville, Saturday. Miss
Florence Mason left Wednesday, for
Wichita Falls, Texas. Mr.. Walter OK
ford of Garland spent Sunday with
home folks. Rev. G. w. and Rev. H.
Simms filled their appointment Sun
day. Rev. G. w. Hamilton will begin
his revival Monday night at New Hope
Baptist church. The entertainment
given Saturday night by the w. W. o.
w. was a success. Mr.. torrance Moore
was in Dallas Saturday.
Rusk.-Rev. Ragdale filled his
regular appointment Sunday at the
C. M. E. church. Sunday school good
at all churches. Rev. J. White preach
ed at New Mt. Ollie in the day and
Rev. Small preached at night. Last
Tuesday night there was a womanless
wedding at the @. M. e. church. The
affair was a grand one. Mr.. Ed Conley
the groom and Mr. J. d. Carr, the
bride. Mr.. Lee Forman. Mr.. Tom B.
Robertson, Mr.. Linard Kennedy, Mr..
Marshall Hicks as flower girls.
Mother and Father Mr.. w. J. Lee and
Mr.. Robert Bradley preacher; Mr..
L. T. Bogus Solo by Mr.. Milton Bye.
The men had on costumes and looked
like real girls. The affair was pulled
off before crowded house and the
door fee brought a hansome sum
for the church. Mr.. Leon Hicks OF
Dallas Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. l.. c. Smith gave a
party in honor of Mr.. Hicks; the
young people reported q nice time.
The Household of Ruth gave Moon
light picnic at Mrs. A. l.. Frankliss
Thursday night. The picnic was a
success. Mr.. Hobart Parks has re-
turned from the hospital at Texar-
kama. Mr.. ]. A Smith arrived from
Weatherford. Sick list: Mr.. A. Harris,
Richard Mosley, Mrs. A. Todd, Little
Darris Bradley, Little F. Snow. Mrs
A. ]. Lattimer retursed from Pales-
tine. M. and Mrs. Davis of Jackson
Vile were in Rusk Saturday. Quite
a number of County teachers were
in Rusk Friday asd Saturday for
the examination. Rusk in having
regular March winds in Juy.
Lufkis.-Sunday school was held
at all the churches. The various pas
tors were at their posts and held
good services. There was an excellent
program held at New Zion Baptist
church conducted by Prof. Hollands.
Mr. Bank Rogers has been. very sick.
for some time; he fell asd sustained
some painful injuries. Sister Griffin
has been i'll for some time; she is
almost helpless. Good Will Baptist
church had picnic and there was
a arge crowd in attesdance through
QUIT he fete. Rev. Starks of Silsbee
pastor of the c. M. E. church in that
city preached here Sunday at eleven
o'clock service; he is enroute to
Nacogdoches to assist Rev. Johnson
with revival
DentOn.-Services were excellent at
the various churches Sunday. Rev.
jackson, pastor of the A. M. b..
church was out of town and Rev.
Joshua of Dallas preached for his
people Rev. Buford was at his post.
Miss Inas Wells of Wichita Falls
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Crawford last week and was called
home Susday night to the bedside OF
her mother. Mrs. P. Z. Jackson has
teen jndesposed for few days; but
is able to be up to the delight of
friends. Mr.. ]. w. White went to
Roxton this week. Mrs. e. ]. Smith
is guest in the r. M. Rucker home.
Mr.. James Powell spent a rev days
is the city. Miss Sadie Fox spent the
week end at the home Of Mrs. G. r.
Rucker. Rev. d. Smith has begun a
revival at the G. M. e. church. Mrs.
Daisy Maddox returned from Mineral
Wells where she visited their son and
brother. Mr.. Lee Oliver was in Gains
Vile Mosday on business.
Young Ladies Jewel Art Club.
Young Lalies Jewel Art Club met
Friday afternoon a. 5 pm, at the
residence of Mrs. Hollis Allen with
the President, Miss B. G. Taylor IL
the chair. Visitors 2. Total attendance
IA. All spent 80 minutes in art work
after which the hostess served
delicious ice cream and cake. They
adjourned at PM, to meet again
Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Henry Coleman.
MineOln.--Rev. Daniel Hill an old
citizen of this city departed this life,
July 9Th. He was q member
Of the Masonic Lodge: and the
rites were SAID at the A. M.
E. church OF which he was member.
Sunday schools were well attended
at all the churches. Mrs. P. r. Malone