The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-09-02

QellBlIeu Wueu Tue ululolcA oat0
the final word that makes two one.
Friends Of these two young people
wish for thine much happiness and
prosperity. Ice cream and cake was
served to those present. their pre-
sents were many and valuable.
Wesley Chapel C. M. Il. Church.
We are still going forward, Sum
day school good as ever. The church
and Home Mission are doing good
work. The Lord hath done great thing
for us. Our finance has not decreas-
ed very much, we count for that. We
are in rally and the clubs are at
work for the third Sunday in Sep
TENDER. We can hear the enemy,
whispering they are falling off, but
you just wait, the God we serve Will
deliver US ana make our enemy
our foot-stool. will leave this with
the public to decide. Our report each
Monday night, from 20 to % dollars
and you know that the membership
is and some of them don't pay ten
cents a month, but we are going
Just the same, by the help OF God.
The Busy Bee Club just closed sue
cessfully, entertainment known as
Tom Thumb Wedding, total receipts
$40. Scots, the Busy Bee Clubs
president is Miss Thresie White, a
splendid young lady of our church
and as student of the Talladega
College, Talladega, Ala. and Miss
wilmer Dellum also is one OF our
noted young ladies and member OF
our church and teacher in the Beau
mont city school. She is the treasure
for the club. Mrs. Susie Mckinney
the instructor for the club, is child
trainer. Miss Thelmer Harris, Miss
T.! Jewerl Harris, Miss Zenoble Harris,
are splendid young ladies' and mem
hers of our church and the club and
are making good in the Fred Doug
lass High school and with these young
Iladys help, the club is mixing good.
This club is made up of young peo-
pie. They are enroute for $500 by
September 18th. Oh Yesl | must tell
YOU about the wedding Master L.
c. Harris was the Roman Priest, the
the welding celebration consisted OF
about "a boys and girls. The matri-
mony was very solemn, it was per-
form in Roman language. He asked
these questions: viii you take such
one as this for your wife? viii you
give her all the wood on her back
and water in her eyes she needs? All
this | will do. viii you take sucf
a one as this for your husband? Ant
will you go from house to house, lool
ing after everybodys business bu
your owon? ALI this will do. Yol
may join hands, Ego Jungo, now g
keep your pledge.
The Y. M. NJ. s.
i The baove club met with Mr.. s
White Tuesday evening. Business
was carried out in the best of ordel
A party was given by Mr.. and Mrs
White in honor of the Y. M. NJ.
Club. Games were played and /;
course Of salad and ice cream wa
, served by Mrs. White and others.
M. c. Johnson, President
Sixth Ave. Baptist church
The above church opened a littl
late with Sup't A. H. Hedgespeth il
chair. A very good lesson was laugh
after which report from tho de
legates was heard. At IL O clock, pas
tor Penn preached an inspiring FER
mon, Psfam 20 chapter and also a
night he preached, subject 1.-THE Grea
ness of Cod. At 1880 B. Y. p. L
met with president in chair, d. N
Mayfield. A sword drill for the after
he
cellent report from the delegates. w
had two visitors with us, MIR. and Mrs
L. Mayfield OF 1T. Worth.
First Independent Baptist church
, AT Sunday school Sup't D. Morga
was at his post, teachers present, les
t Sons taught well, review by the Sup
| report from the Stale Sunday choC
convention by those WHO were sen
reported as being sIlendd. Our schoC
was inspired to try NV ana bigg,!
things for the future. Eleven O'cloc
! sermon by the lastof who gave JUS
ce to tic text aud sil'ret This sci
!, g;Ge .a~r.ry impia-S'ic Thu. Il.
cessions Mrs. Youlg and tvs chp5
, rem. b. \. Z. u. attended, fair,ples
tent Geo Washing ION present an
presiding, teachers present. All wer
benefited by a good lesson, repoi
from delegates who attended the Sur
> day school convention was recorde
1 and was commendable. At eight o'cloc
,, ID. n. the pastor preached very shoi
SER on in regards to 1.-THE Lord Su
: pei after which this supper was az
! ministered to the christian famil
, OF our faith and denomination A
, vert away feeling like Jesus love
+ us all in pleasant spirits. Missic1ar
! society is progressing nicely, tn
working pirit seemed % be whisper
! ing to many who are aroused to the
duty TO God and man. The Star Ligf
Band is going onward with splendi
|, attendance every MEETING. Come an
+ worship with us.
Rev. A. L. Moore, Pastor.
SeagOVille. Services we're well a
tended at all the churches Sunda
Reg. Graves closed his revival {
Union Chapel Baptist church. TheI
were five accessions. Rev. Grave
, has begun a revival at the Mt. Ara
and Rev. Dixon has been wit us fc
the past week and he is deliverin
! excellent sermons such is his recor
Mrs. L. d. Anderson and children
!, Mrs. Tennessee Polk, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Pool and daughter and others mt
tored to Seagoville Sunday toatten
/, the revival at Union Chapel. Mrs. A
q. Graves is visiting Mrs. W.M BIZ
wenes Rev. and Mrs Garyes and Mr.
w. M. Dixon with Mrs. Eta Bate
Friday and they had supper wit
Mr. and Mrs Washinton. Mrs
! Woods his returned home from Da
las, where she visited the bed sid
!. Of her sister who had the sad acc
dent to get her hand injured in
laundry machine. Mrs. Hattie Franz
lin has returned from where she al
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