The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05
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NocOgdOches.- Hill first Bapt
church. Rev. w. NJ. Odam. pastor. ser
vices were good. The pastor preach
cd two excellent sermons, morning
and night to large audiences. B. Y. 2.
u, at $3.50 p. m. ives excellent lhere
churchis making great preparation
for the installation of their new pas
tor, Rev. w. M. Odam. Beginning
August, 7th to the 18th. There VIII
be an interesting program rendered
each night. Consisting of timely
music addresses and sermon by the
three pastors of the various churches
of the city. A cordial invitation is
extended to the general public tc
be present each night and ENJOY
the splendid exercises. Sun Set Cali
lee Baptist church, services splen'
did night and morning. Rev. M. w.
Odam, pastor and member OF Zion
Hill first Baptist church, was pre-
sent with them Sunday evening at
$3.50 p. m. and a very interesting
and enjoyable program was rendered.
Rev. Il. Il. Burkhalter, is progre-
sive young minister and is doing
great work for this church. st. Paul
C. M. e. church services Sunday were
splendid, morning and night. Rev.
N. P. Johnson, pastor of this church
splendid young finister, and is
bringing great things to pass for
this church and congregation. Pres
byterian church, Rev Hill, pastor,
is fine christian gentleman and a
splendid preacher and is doing
good wark and service for his people.
Little Zion End baptist church: Rev.
Redin, pastor. This church has
splendid Sunday school and choir and
is coming to the front under the
leadership of their splendid pastor
st. Mathew Baptist church. Services
good morning and night. This church
has a small membership but Is doing
GOOD and needed serbice in that part
of the city wrere it is situated. Sun
day school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
This church should be encouraged
and helped by the god christian peo-
pie of the city. Miss Velma Williams
left Sunday night for an extended
visit to Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Bob
Loften, an old end well knowll cit
zen of this city, after an extended
lin Nss died on tire 18th. 1nterment
in Cleaver cemetary. Mr.. Taylor
Hutcherson, one of our old citizens,
died on the 22nd. Interment in s..
Paul cemetary. He PROGRESSED nope
in Chrit, and was received into the
communion. of st. Paul, c. M, e.
church.
Greenyille.-Mrs. Gle Lunn has re-
turned from Pittsburg, Texas, where
she has been by the beside Of her
sick mother Mr.. Herman l.. Catch
ings has returned from trip to
Mississippi, Friday night, July 21st.
Mr.. Frazier gave a formal opening
|. b. Brooks on East Hill street. Rev.
Butter was out of town for a few
days last week, but was at his post
of duty Sunday morning. Mr.. Oge
Cook and Miss Gladys Conway, were
moving Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. l. B. Brown and Mrs. William
on East Oneal street. Mrs. Mary Rus
sci of Paris, Texas, in Greenville
visiting her sister, Mrs Francis Bird
ges. Mr.. Eliza Davis, has returned
from Lone Oak, Texas. She and her
sisters went there account of the
death of their cousin, Mrs. Claudio
johnson. Sam and Berduin Bridges,
left Sunday for Sulphur Springs.
Sherman.-Mr 3. C. Smith, formely
ofthis, died on the16th of July
in San Angelo after brief illness.
Remains was shipped to TT. Worth
his home Funeray attended 22nd
there by Rev. / e. Robinson, the pas
tor, assisted by Rev. ]. r. Starks
of Dallas at C. NJ. E, church. Aus
pices X. of p. He was son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Alien Smith formely of this city
but now Of Denton wheree his re-
mains was SHIPPED for interment.
He leaves loving mother, wife
brothers to mourn his four ons. four