The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-05-06

day services were good at the A. M.
Il. church. all others being out of
town. At IL o'clock. Rev. C. H. Pugh
of the A. M. e. church delivered
soul stirring sermon. many were made
to rejoice. At p. m. another power
full sermon. Surely he must be q man
Of God. The Sunday School of the
A. M. r. church is progressing nicely
under the leadership of Mrs Anna
Robinson, the efficient Superintendent.
The senior and Excelsior Junior and
Busy Bee choir with Mrs. Laura IA;
Miller. as pianist is making rapid
progress. Miss Novella Brooks OF
Kaufman. returned home after spend
accompanied home by Miss Lewis for
a few days visit Miss Otolee Morgan
returned home after a few days visit
in Tyler with relatives. Mrs. Elsie
Barker died after a lingering illness.
She leaves a husband three brothers
and a host of children and relatives
held from Wards Chapel Of which
she was a faithful member, also with
A. o. of p. and Royal family honors.
Rev. c. H. Pugh Of Aliens Chapel,
nice and sister Howard spent Sunday
at Pine Grove. Miss Ida Dunnegan
spent Sunday at Givens Creek with
parents. Mr.. Quincy Franks and Miss
Lila Morgan was united in holy ma
trimony at the home of the bride.
rev. nahum hIb. Iltblpl
Moore Of Dallas was called to the
bed side of her mother. Mrs. Jerry
Franks, who is ILL., Miss Lossie Givens
was called to Sanflat to attend the
funeral Of her aunt. Mrs. Basset. Mrs.
Hattie Morgan. who has been sick
old home. La Rue, by her mother. Mrs.
Joe Franks. Emma Baker and Laura
Fielder are able to be out, also Mrs.
Henrietta Jordan. Mrs. Frankie Rich
rdu of in En-
ms. Services well attended Sunday
Rev. A. Snowdep, the former pastor
OF the A. NJ e. church worshipped
with Rev. c. II. Pugh and his people
Sunday being water bound from his
work At II o'clock. he delivered
strong and short sermon, text list
verse of the division of the 100 Psalms
At p. M. he preached another pow
erful sermon Many were made to re-
joice and cried out I know that my
redeemer liveth Two additions to
church Of God returned home after
two weeks tour, reports pleasant
trip, they also had excellent services
throughout the day. At p m. with
worthwhile program with her small
children. They are now moving into
their new parsonage Heavy rains
S1sed much nd threw se
son and Mr., Eli Lewis made bust
ness trip 10 MalalSoff. Saturday. Mr..
Willie Richardson OF Kerens was here
to see his brothers who just arrived
Mrs. Minnie Barker. spent Saturday
and sunday in Kaufman. Mrs. Saman-
that Davis, Mrs. Garner Sims and
children, Mr.. Hezer Jefferson, Mr.. S.
II. Hamilton, Mrs. Miller attended the
District Board at Chandler Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox Barker.
also motored to Chandler. accompan-
led by Mrs. Annie Hamlet and Kath-
crime Miller. Mrs. Eliza Ware and
Master Tlbert Mcdonald returned after
visiting relatives in Dallas and Cor
sicana. Rev. c. II. Pugh spent two
days in Tyler last week on business
GiImer-Mr j. p. Montgomery, Mrs
Marables and Miss Blanche Smith at
tended the District Board at Valley
View. Saturday and Sunday Prof.
NJ II. Butler of Bishop College return
ed to the city with them and gave
us some helpful Instructions in our
B. Y. p. U. work. The closing exer-
cses of the city school last Friday
evening and night We're unique. Ten
pupils We're given certificates of pro-
motion to the high school department.
Mrs, J. b. Hawkins is convalescent.
Little Delois Johnson entertained sew
eral of her little friends Sunday even
ing in honor of her 9Th birthday. The
Christian Mutual Benefit Association
is making nice Roadway in Gilmer.
KeItys.-Sunday school good and on
u d.
James, pastor at First Baptist church
baptised two candidates last Sunday.
Rev. James has the honor of being the
first pastor to baptise in town this
year, number of our people motor
ed to Nacogdoches last Sunday to a
big meeting of the Holyness people
they report a grand time. Mrs Pen
ME Harm and her Little Juveniles
class gave "A Juvenile party at the
home of Mrs. S. Banks, she served
them with a four-course luncheon and
the little folks. are overjoyed and re-
ports grand time. Mrs. Harm is
training up her little class in the way
they should go and we hope when
they get old they will not depart
from her training. Mr.. Pineland Moore
has opened nice meat market. Mr..
Joe Johnson of Houston is reported
on the sick list. He moved to Hous-
ton few years ago. He has lots of
relatives and friends here.
Crockett--Sunday seemed to be a
gloomy day but the sunday schools
were largely attended. Rev. Holman
was at his post at IL a. m. Rev. Alex
ander went out to Hopewell to preach
the educational sermon for Prof. d.
Mccullough and his teachers. Sunday
was a Missionary day at st. Andrews
paralysis. He is some better at this
writing. Mrs Bette Scott and moth
er. Mrs. l.. Williams left for Fordyce
to meet the corpse Of Rev. K. L, Scott
ceived message that his brother and
wife were drowned in Dallas in the
flood. Mr., Lomax left to investi-
gate the same. Mrs, S; A. Alexander
reports a successful tour over her
district. Deputy Pace was in town on
Friday night visiting the American
Woodmen Camp No. 70. A splendid
meeting was reported. Mr.. v. T. Tip
petit has put a phone in his residence.
The w. r. Missionary Society viii
meet every LIST and Srd Fridays of
each month; Ladies you are invited
your cooperation. The societies and
churches who have not entertained this
body Of sisters. please open your
hearts for the cause of Christianity
let them in.
Mrs. Jane Mccullough, one of the
old pioneers of the A. NJ Il. church
died, April 20. She was SIS years old
instead of 10 years OF age.
MarshaII--The woodman had their
annual THAN sgiving sermon preached
at Bethsaida Baptist church to nice
audience. A nice program was had
interspersed with most excellent music.
o. F. will have their annual sermon
preached at Eberneza N. E. church
and the End Sunday in May. The An
cient Order of Pilgrims will have
their annual sermon at Galilee Bap-
tist church the Srd Sunday In May.
Mr.. Zoomie Law has opened a first
class cafe by the name of Palace. II
is up to date in every respect, has
a fine piano, that furnishes excellent
music. Mr.. Perry Hollands, leading
citizen and porter on the i, and
p. Railroad was held up and robbed
Of about S65OO. His railroad pass and
other articles of value, parties were
unknown. Rev. Bats did not attend
the funeral of Mrs, Sallie Hunter, Rev'
Bledsoe and Rice. the attendents'
Mrs. Rosie Price. C. Smith and Mr.. n.
w. Wells improves very slowly, Mr..
Jno. w Mann is a little better Bishop
College and Arkansas Baptist col
lere crossed bats in two most ex-
ceiient games Bishop taking both
games. Arkansas College is known TO
be one of the best teams in the coun-
tly. for years has not lost gang
having played the best teams. Mr.: N.