The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

THE DALLAS EXPIRE
!, preached a fine sermon Sunday
night. We understand that Dea-
con Mcdaniel of Cedar Branch
brought his daughter. Miss Angie
and sister in law, Miss Fannie Nc
Lean out to Mt. Zion to enter school
flor the remainder of the term and
by the way Prof. Fleeks is putting
Mt. Zion school on the map. He has
succeeded in getting it graded as
a high school which means much to
us. We are also going to have a
new school building at DAILY and !
hope one at Cedar Branch. We will
have to say, hats off to the Supt.
and county officials. Yo scribe is
J teaching in Anderson county, this
year and likes everything o. X. ex-
cept the discounting OF his vouchers,
we hope things will change for the
better. Mrs. H. Ellis. Grand Ma
iron of o. e. s. paid her annual
visit to Solid Friendship Chapter,
November 22nd and every member
who heard her is we'll pleased and
much elated. The treasurer says that
Mrs. Ellis taught her more than
any one else before and she is
simply carried off with her (Mrs.
Eliis) Owing to the lateness of
the train Friday, Rev. H. Clifford
failed to meet his church at Nava-
sofa this round.
NigtOn.-Sunday school at both
churches were we'll attended. Sever
al of the G. M. e. members wor-
shipped with the Baptist members
at Mayors Chapel and reports and
excellent prayer service. Night high
school is having a successful school
term. Each teacher is doing their
should be.
Prof. w. w. Johnson has the
dengue fever. We hope for him a
speedy recovery. Mr.. Wilson Dea-
son is able to be out again from
having a serious case of the dem
| que fever and his friends are much
delighted to see him going about
| his work. Messrs r. Rhodes and
G. Washington and Mrs. N. j. Acrey
and W. G. Washington motored from
Lufkin to Nigton last week visiting
friends and relatives. The Mothers
club met last Tuesday in the after
noon and repot a splendid meeting.
Rev. D. S. Smith was sent to us
4 this year as our pastor. He preached
two interesting sermons. We hope
that he may have a successful year
with us. The teachers are making
preparation to have a grand affair
on Thanksgiving day for the bene-
fit of the Home Economic hall.
Carthage.-Sunday School was not
well attended Sunday. Mrs. Ella
Hudson has taken her place as (4th)
fourth teacher in Hollands high
school. Miss Sallie Session of Bur-
vail has entered Hollands high
school. Wedding bells were checked
Sunday evening at 4 o'cock that
were announcing the wedding OF
Mr.. Cation Woods and Miss Tessie
Rae Adams. They were married
amid large crowd. Rev. Moore of.
ficiated. Mr.. Paul Gray of Murvall
was in Carthage on business. Fri
day, Nov. "a. Mr.. Thomas Alexander
motored over to Gilmer. Thursday
Mr.. Isiah Brown of Marshall is here
on business. Mr. VIM. Godfrey has
completed his bungalow.
Eastland.-Sunday was observed
by all churches. Sunday School al
the First Baptist church though il
ralley raised $21.63. The A. NJ. e
5. raised $3.6S, the DR.. j. w. WARN.
ley or Ranger is expected here Sun.
day, Dec. 2 to preach, which is ex
pected to be a masterpiece, Cisco
Ranger and other towns should
join. Mr.. Fred Washington and Miss
Mirtle Walker was married Nov
10. Rev. c. A. Harry officiated. Mr.
l.. c. Kennard had a slight attach
! of dengue but is o. X. now. Miss
Carrie Hunter is home now after {
few weeks in Dallas. Mrs. San
Brown entertained at her hotel Wed
nesday night, all report a joll,
time. Mr.. John Williams has beer
on the sick list, but is about t.
recover. Mrs. Pauline Yancie ha
returned from Oklahoma and is re
ported i'll. Mr.. Ernest Tarver O
Brennan is here visiting his uncle
Mr., Sy Turner.
Palestine.-Services were goo,
at all the churches Sunday. Rev
Atkins being absent. Rev. G.. w
Calhoun, State Missionary filled thu
pulpit all day He preached thre,
powerful sermons. He preached Fri
day night and Sunday morning a
II o'clock and Sunday night. Rev
Atkins preached at West Union Bap
fist church Thursday night in annua
services which was in session las
week. Mrs. Allie Tubbs left Saturda.
morning for Mexia, to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Uadt
Glasco and children left Saturda.
home, where Mr.. Glasco was. Mrs
DR.. Heard of San Antonio is here
visiting her father, DR.. w. r. Rob
erts. Mr.. Richard Washington
daughter and grand son returned
home Saturday on the Sunshine
after visiting him and other relatives
for a month. Rev. Atkins was a
Oakwood, SUNDAY and preached
Re7. ST. toms anniversary sermon
. New Hope Baptist church while Mrs
Tubbs is gone, he is taking hi
meals at Mr.. ]. NJ. Swanson, 1414
johnson street Sick: Mrs. Ont
Cant, Mrs. Evie TAYLOR Mrs. MOI
lie Campbell. old aunt Silvia Crist