The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

| faV0rB toward the school within the
last two years of school term. his
past summer, the school received
a cistern. sidewalk that extends
the length of the grounds. Also a
fence around the place. Miss Brown
who number of years ago. paved
the way that leads us up to this
present time. Therace can never for
| get Miss Brown, in her school work.
Rev. J. w. Jones, pastor Of New Hope
Baptist church, attended the official
Board that was held in Ardmore, on
the 18th. The residence of Mrs.
frankie Nc Laughlin, was partly
destroyed by fire last week, never
theless reconstruction Is underway.
MilfOrd.-Social: Prof. and Mrs. L.
G.. Nc Donald and Miss NJ. ] Wright
went to Hillsboro to attend the teach
ers Institution. Mr.. Dave Yates went
to Hillsboro on business. Mrs Lizzie
Randolph and children of Calera,
Okla, is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Rachel Sims. Mrs Amandora
Sims, and Willie Burnett went 10
Italy. Read the Express for informa-
ton Only Sets.
TaylOr.-Services at Mt. Arie Sun
day good. Rev. p. H. Jackson, the
pastor being indesposed. Rev. A. Hub
bard preached all day. The Sisters
led the Brothers in the rally. Mr..
Ed Fields Of Dallas passed through
enroute to LAGRANGE Rev. Campbell
who has been out of town for more
than a month returned last week;
stayed few days and left Saturday
for Davilia. Mrs. Aria Williams left
Sunday for Holland where she will
teach. Mrs. Ruth Johnson made a
flying trip to- Elgin Sunday and retur-
ned today. Rev. ]. d. Leonard, pastor
of Mt. Calvary Baptist church is
attending the conference in Houston.
His pulpit was filled Sunday by a
Giant from Dallas Mrs Sophia
Thomas is also attendingthe conven-
ton in Houston. DR.. ID. T. Cleaves
has just received a'message from his
brother who left by the way Of land
for San Francisco, Calf. stating that
he arrived safely. Mrs. ]. D. Leonard
one of the city teachers here spent
her week end at her home Smithville.
Mrs. Izora Buffers sister-in-law, Mrs.
Emma Nc Elvain Of San Antonio has
returned to her home after weeks
visit. Services at Allen Chapel yes
terday was good. Rev. Butler, The
great Evangelist filled the pulpit last
Monday night He walked the congreg-
alton up.
Temple-After a long illness, Mr.,
Will Anderson of So. 9th ST., passed
away Thursday evening at his home.
Funeral services, were held from the
family residence, the Rev. L. M. San
ders officiated. The deceased is sur
vived by several sisters, brothers and
other relatives. Interment was made
in the new Cemetery by Undertaken
E. L. C. Bradford. The little baby
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
Brooks was called by death last We'd
nesday evening. Interment was made
by Undertaken e. L. C. BranfOrd in
the New Cemetery. The Rev. w. II.
Graham of So. 18th St., pastoroof the
Lynch Chapel Baptist church at Pend
Teton, passed away last Thursday
night at his home after a brief ill
ness Funeral services were held Sun
day evening from the 9Th Street Bap-
fist church, the Rev. T. E. George
officiated. The deceased Is survived
by wife, sisters, brothers, and other
relatives. Rev. Graham was held in
| high esteem by the members of his
church at Pendleton, and Cedar Greek,
! to pay tribute, and their last respect
to their beloved pastor. His remains
were laid to rest in the New Cemetery
by Undertaken /. l. Moody. DR.. Geo.
Flemmings is conducting clinic for
the school children in his office, every
Tuesday afternoon; from 3:45 to5:45.
All school children are invited to
come to his office and get examin
alton treatments, and their teSh
cleaned free. Mrs. Hattie Beverly OF
Beaumont was guest last Sunday OF
her sister Mrs. Annie Hargrove. L
l.. C. Branford and DR.. Geo. d. Elem
mings made a business trip to Waco
last Monday. Misses Corine Hendley
and Charlie Acles left last Monday
for Cleburne. Mrs. James Hollins, and
Mrs. Jerry Moore are visiting in Gle
burne for a few DAYS Miss CorateI
Forster and her grand mother, Mrs
/ Cora Dorm, and two other members
of the famil. have returned from
Dallas, after a three months stay
Mr.. A. Forster of So 18th St., while
attempting to cross the street, was
struck by motorcycle and knocked
to the paveme It. Several bruises were
sustained about his legs. AS a result
Mr.. Forster is walking with the hell
of a stick, however his injuries arr
not thought to be serious. Miss RUBY
Steele left last Sunday eyC ming foi
Hearne, to spend month with homo
folks. DR.. James Forster of Brenham
was guest last Sunday of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pete Elom of So. 18th st. Mrs
A. d. Moore of So 12th St., is il
OF this writing. Mrs. Robt. Anderson
has returned home after visiting enc
month in Oklahoma. Madame Robin
son Jones of New York, noted soprano
is expected to appear at the Walmar
Chapel A. M. Il. church Nov. 18th
1922 The Musical program of loca
talents given last Thursday night n
, the Rink Theatre in interest of thu
Wayman Chapel church wos quite [
success.
POnta.--0n account of services q
, other places. Plain View postponed
, Sunday school Sunday and eyerybod.
] went and served with some othe
congregations. At Shady Grove, Rev
: DR.. e. G. Young held his Forth Quar-
: terly Conference with Rev. =. L
! Powell. Announced $74.00 as financia
, report. Rev, DR.. Young was at hi
I best Sunday and spoke to a crowde
| house His audience was spellboun
until they were moved by the Spiri
b which ran very high. DIR. Young l
one of the most able devines who ha
an easy way to satisfy his hearer!
He commands good crowd wher
i ever he speaks. At Mt. Hebron Re-
n F. Hill pulled into the roundho's
II oaofYn having haan ohnaau fhara avof