The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

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| GniuesyiIIe.-Rev b. u. Brown cele-
| brated his twenty first anniversary
. sunday There were many comments
from members of Mt. Olive, and the
citizens at large. The Reverend and
family were stormed with many val
liable presents The deaconess board
presented Mrs. Brown with a box of
dry goods and the Missionary Society
| presented them box of groceries. Mr..
! Sam Hun, an old citizen Of this place,
| died al his residence on Throckmorton
| Street, Thursday afternoon. lie was a
member of Mt, Olive Baptist Church.
! Funeral services were held Sunday.
| He leaves eight daughters, five sons
and other relatives and friends to
mourn his demise. The young peoples
| club Of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church
gave an entertainment last Tuesday
night. AIR. c. Mays of Denison, is Wis
iting friends here. Messrs Jackson,
! Woody, stone johnson and Mines. Rob-
| inson, Glenn and Miss Hill spent Sun
day with their friends in Ardmore.
picnic was given on the lawn OF Anti
| och Baptist Church Saturday and Beth
| ell a. NJ. +. Church. Mr.. IL. l.. Black
mon went to Henrietta to conduct the
b. Y. =. U. meeting. Rev. Hollis stop
| t.
and Mrs. O. c. Chiles of Denver Colo,
are visiting Mrs. Chiles' mother. Mr..
! Chiles VIII return soon, but Will leave
Mrs. Chiles for an indefinite stay. Rev
| .. +. Dixon went to his church at Clar-
| entOn Sunday. Rev. r. q. Johnson had
a splendid Easter program at the Ris-
ing star Baptist Church at Valley View.
Miueola.-Sunday was dull day in
| this city account of the smallpox cpl
demic, which caused the town to be
Guaranteed. However the North side
rs not, as yet, quarantined There was
an excellent meeting held at the home
of Rev. Jackson. The children enjoyed
the egg hunt. a Correction: Under
caption of last weeks news u appeared
by error Rev. johnson preached the l !
a. IN. sermon, when il should have read
Rev. sam Jackson. Miss Ruby Ham
and Master Zelma Fears of Wildhurst,
are visiting Miss Addie Portland. Mrs.
Lorne Brown, wife of Mr.. Webster
Brown. returned home after an extend
ed trip over the Northern states. Mrs.
Della Turner left for Pittsburg last
Monday. She is to visit her mother.
Mrs. Helen McGrew returned from
wills Point last week. Mrs. Hayden
Spans of Wills Point was in the city
last week, visiting her mother and
friends. Miss Nevada McCalley return
ed from Dallas last Sunday. Mr.. Doug
las Richard has joined a base ball team
of Kansas and will leave soon.
HOnhnm.-Easter programs at the A.
NJ L. and c. NJ. e. churches were ex-
celent Uncle Peter Everheart, an old
, citizen of this place. died last Thursday
night and was buried Friday afternoon.
The c. NJ Il. Church was visited by
white ladies of the Methodist Church
of this city last Monday afternoon and
they made timely remarks which were
heartily received. M s. Dejournette
/ has mofed his place to east part of the
city. a new Masonic lodge was organ
lied Friday night with 20 members
Rev Johnson is still planting seed OF
: the Christian church in his people Rev,
f.. +. Newell of Nashville, Tenn, Agent
for American Baptist Publishing Board
I preached an able sermon at First Bap
fist Church Sunday morning. Rev. W
] NJ. Smith baptized for Rev. Lynch Sun
o day evening" Two acessions to tn
2 church during morniny service. The
A. NJ. T.. Church was damaged by the
storm saturday morning. John Rogers
s is on the sick list. Mrs. Ida Harmon
is doing commendable kindergarten
g work Mothers, you can't begin to
train your children too early
o Dodd City.-sunday school at the A
NJ. Il. Church was well attended Sun
day Rev. G. w. Henderson of Bonham
was with us in our Easter exercises
which were well rendered. He preach
ed an excellent sermon. The program
at night was an excellent effort. Some
appreciative remarks were made by
e friends. Miss Lena May Phillips is still
improving at this writing, Mrs. Lille
n tunnels is yet i'll at this writing.
McKInney.-The A. f. NJ b. Stat,
o Convention is to be held with the FRS
Baptist Church, Rev. J. w. Washing
i ton. pastor. The ladies ( the above.
named church realized $66.17 on tal
day, Tuesday April II. The f. w. b
e dered very micety. Mrs NJ. A, Groves
Supt. Capt. f. Sanders-uf the f. ID
S. ball team win meet all ball teams
d Readers please send in your news on OF
a before Monday by p m, Box No. 224
-CorSicana.-Mr Fannie stewart,
long time reader of the Dallas Express
e is visiting a sick uncle at Powell. The
following are convalescent: Mrs. Della
: Williams and Mrs. Duncan. Among
= the churches: Sunday was an ideal day
in weather makeup. Services at al
g the churches were well attended. es
: pecially the Easter programs at night
It Pastor Moore filled the pulpit at Il
v o'clock. preaching from Matt 1856, sub
ject, The Risen Christ" The Eastel
exercises did credi, to the children anC
committee of ladies in charge. Miss
l. Annie G. Taylor directed TIE program
Sabbath school and morning service!
d were well attended al Sixth Ave. Aftei
- an Easter anthem and other nppropri
U ate music by the choir, Pastor Peni
l. preached from list Cor 1b20, subject
'rhe Risen Christ" The audience wal
to the church. AT night the Faster ex
ercises in charge of Mrs. DR., Davis an,
Il committee were rendered. Easter egg
were distributed by all the churches
Is Bethel A. NJ. +. Church was well ille'
>. i at night and listened to an appropriate
II program, directly in charge OF Misse
Edwards and Moore. The program
commenced with an anthem by tn
e choir and then followed by children o
, the Sunday school. Wesley Chapel
v The services throughout the day wer
d interesting and helpful. rastor Hicks
subject was: Trying to Hinder Christ.
e speaking from Matt 27:66 At nigh
the Easter program in charge of Rev
BEDFORD, Mrs Hicks and Mrs. Rev Bar
ron was said to have been the bes
o in the history OF the church. Approx
Is mate collection was $1,000. St An
drews Chapel NJ. E.--Sunday Schoo
Ie was well attended. The Easter exer
clses were fine. At II a. m. Rev. War
s. ren. the District Supt.. preached from
Mark 1e:41. subject. The Abiding Jo
u III H.