The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

weeks illness also his mother, father
and others suffering from the effects
Of Dengue fever
NacOgdoches.- Zion Hill First Bap-
fist church S. S, at $3.50 am. with
good attendance. Sunday being the
9Th Sunday, was given over to the
w. H. NJ Society. An excellent pro-
gram was carried out. Rev. J. H. Har-
rington of kaufman. Texas preached
noble sermon for the Society that
was highly enjoyed by all present.
Rev. L. S. burden of Luflkin. Tex,
has accepted the pastorate of Galilee
Baptist church and will take charge
at once The church of God in Christ,
Pastor w G. Law has been engaged
in a great revival last week. Thurs
day the State Over-seer. Elder j. W.
Taylor visited the meeting. The meet
ing was considered great success
by the pastor and church.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. F. Hill preached a very excel
lent sermon at the 18th hour, to a
large audience that was highly enjoy
ed by all present. Collection good.
Mr.. willis Crawford OF the Post Oak
Community, about miles from town
died last Saturday evening Oct. 2S,
about $3.50 pm. at his home, from
an illness OF several months duration;
he was successful farmer and was
held in high esteem in his Commun-
ity. He was a member of the Baptist
church at Post Oak. He leaves good
wife and hoost of friends and nei-
ghbors to mourn his lost The Com
munity has lost one of the best citi-
zens. Funeralized by Rev. j. Smith.
Mrs. Fannie Allen died last Thursday
Oct. 25, at the home of her son-in-law
Mr.. Rosebud OF this city. Interment in
Cleaver Cemetery. Mr.. +. C. Taylor
and Mr.. Phillips Allen of Dallas, Tex,
were in the city last week on business
Mr. c. Blackie's family is recovering
from the Dengue fever. Miss Lqnie
Benefited is en- the sick list
Corsicana- -Klover Leaf Klub. Oct
IL. 1922, met with Malam Buchanan
as hostess, after opening in regular
form, the President took her chair.
The meeting was lagely attended,
after the weekly news by Madam
Hedgspeth the hostess served a two
course menu, chicken salad, sandwich,
cake and Champaign. The hostess
was thanked by Miss Blue. Adjourned
to meet with Madam Hardee.
II. Powe1s. President.
Ruth M. Taylor, Sec Reporter.
Klover Leaf ,Klub, Oct 10, met with
Madam Hardee. Tho meeting was
presided over by the Vice-pres.,
Madam Brewer owing to the illness
Of the president Calling the roll and
receiving Of dues, followed by quo
tations. After all business. we had
Subject on "Pollteness" opened by
Madam A. N. Hardee. which all
enjoyed very much. After which the
hostess daintily served two course
menu. The hostess was thanked by
Miss Smith Adjourned to meet with
Miss Harris, H. Powers. President;
Cooper. Sunday was beautiful
day and Sunday school was largely
attended. Plans was put on for q
concert on Thanksgiving night in
connection with the supper. Rev
Johnnie Lyon. the old Ex-pastor sup
rised New Zion by visiting them;
he also preached two nights for them.
Virgil Lee Carter went to Greenville
to attend schucs: we hope for her
to be great woman as she is a
fine girl. Mrs. Mary Dean is visiting
in Okla. Mr.. Granison Dean went to
Muskogee to wSrk as a barber. Mr..
Geo. King. Jr.. went to Oklahoma
City to see his uncle Mr., James
Rosemon is here visiting his parents
The box supper that was given at
the Mt. Zion church was a success
Mrs. Mamie Workman has returned
home from Wolfe City and reports
her doing inst finni Rev. Hobbs Of
PSris preached at Mt. Zion to a splen-
did crowd. Mr.. Oscar Oakley returned
home IN Oklahoma CITY Sick list:
Mrs. Lille Kendall Mrs. Elida Wal
ker, B. Ives. Father M. S. Shnnklin
Mrs r. r. Flanagan is visiting in
Greenv'iIe this week.
Texarkann. THE Texas side school
children were. called together at Oak
St., Bartist church and vas enter-
tanned by sr. Hutchins Of California,
who has made a special study Of
birds and initiates them most natur-
ally. His program was very enjoyable.
Mrs. Cora Jones was principal Of
Sunset school last week during the
absence Of Prof. Theron Jones.
Little Cleo Robinson, baby Of Mr..
and MRS Robinson was buried Sun
day. Mr.. Davis was at Fulton, Nash
will and Hope, Ark, last week In the
interest Of the Hosiery and Toilet
article business. and reports much
success Mechanics b y TolberG, H.
I'M. Jones arN Lanier, were business
visitors IN our town from their vari-
GUS schools. Mr.. Joseph Howard was
stabbed by one Mr.. lee Johnson last
Friday morning while engaged in
work at the HnclIin House. Mr.. How
ard is reported to be resting nicely
at this writing. Mrs. Harris OF Willis
St. is on tEs sick list Mr.. Robinson
has moved from capp st. to S15 W.
Spruce st. Rev. Fl. NJ EdwarcG and
Yrs. Willie Williams are ATTENDING
n liz Ministers and Deacon's Board
nseeting At Mash. Services we're well
attended Sunday at tue various