The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11

well attended Ilev. A. Sheffield broke
the bread OF life A. f. League was
called to order az ) p, M, with vice
was rendered by the junior choir.
after which Rev. NJ. +. Lewis preach
ed an excellent sermon The member
ship of A. NJ. Z. church are very
A. Sheffield. NJ. f. church Sunday
School was well attended with Supt.
Sims at his post, The first Bible
teacher was absent. Mrs. Georgia
NJ. Jackson and the class was taught
by Prof. r. IL. Young The Presiding
Elder OF the Dallas District. Rev. War
rem delivered a splendid sermon after
which the Lords supper was admin
istered. Music furnished by the choir.
At $3.50 D. m. the Women's Home
Mission Society held their meeting
with president IT, Warren at her
post. The discussion was opened by
Miss r.. Hardeman. subject How
can We Make Our Meeting More At
tractlve for Young People2" discussed
by all. At 8 p. M, Rev. Warren de-
livered another sermon. Music by the
choir Service at Union Baptist church
began his ten night revival Sunday
night March 9Th, five accessions
The Missionary Society met last Mon
day evening, enjoyed by all. collec,
church Sunday School was fine,
Cuney.--Sunday School and i. Y. T.
L. were both well attended yesterday
at both churches Rev. Moore filled
his appointment at Quincy Chapel
church and preached two noble SER
mons Rev. Isaac and McKinly Graves
are visiting In Quincy. Miss Mary L.
Jones OF Alto. is here to enter school
Mrs Lucinda Clay returned to her
home after spending two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Thos Sims Mr.
George Royal of Dallas is visiting his
brother here this week. Mrs Mar
saret Johnson Is visiting relatives
spent the week-en in Tyler. Hon. II.
H. Price spent several days home
with family and returned to Mexla,
Texas where he will conduct a drive
there He closed n very successful
drive at Bonham. Rev. S. l.. Houston
lof Beaumont, spoke here Friday and
Saturday nights. Mrs. Lula Bragg
and little daughter Salema Jewel
VISITED the Benson,s, in Jacksonville.
Mr.. George Earle made business trips
to Jacksonville this week
Prof J. L.. Hamilton, Mr.. Bishop
sSneed Hon; II. L. Price, Mr.. w. d.
business trips to Jacksonville, Texas.
All people in and around Jacksonville
are smiles. A 100 Darrell well was
brought in about ten miles from
Jacksonville. sundey morning and
last week greatly damaged the to-
! mato crop. here. The people here
have only half crops left. Everybody
Is busy and have high hopes for a big
crop year. Mr.. S. G. Cross and Miss
Minnie Lee Williams were married at
the home Of the bride We hope for
them a happy voyage in life.
Chlcknsha. OISIn.--we ask that each
pastor see TO 1t that reporter from
his church be elected to report from
his church news OF Importance to be
sent to the Dallas Express. We ask
that all news of Importance be sent
70 the reporter, Mrs. c. II. Latimer
ITO Dekota Avenue.
FfanisiIn.--Services were sublime al
| Willow Grove Baptist church, Sunday
rev, y. H. Terrell preached a soul
stirring sermon In the day. Rev. j. q
wonderful sermon Collection S644
Sunday School good at New Hope
Sunday school at S. New Hope still
on the firing line. Little Miss Wilma
Irown has been elected pianiste OF
said Sunday School. Mrs. Lucy Hulin
after a weeks stay with her sister,
Mrs, Ada Hulen has returned to her
home at Marlin She was accompan-
nSu holhe py nef niece, Mrs. Wtnfrey
Riley and children. Miss Bonnie Lee
Edwards, one of Franklin's most pop
uiar young ladies and Mr. John Hen
derson' were Joined in wedlock Sun
DAY night. We hope for them pleas
OF life. Mr. Robert Shelton of Gall
! weston, Texas. and Mr.. Willie Ray of
| Hearne were guests of Misses Thelma
ana Nlcey Edwards Sunday Mr..
| wright. Edwards of Hearne was visit
UfI a fVfa 10
day Mrs. a. i. SEEMING of Bremond
was here Monday on business. Misses
Alma and Octavia Smith, Ruth and
Kate Harris were guests of Misses
Lenora and Bertha Edwards Sunday.
Sunday win be great day with N.
who have news for The Express,
please see Mr. Wyles Robertson on
the South Side, r. E. Edwards on the
North side. We are sorry to report
Mrs lille Banks Ill.
Honey GrOve.-Little Miss Louise
Moore has been very sick. but is i'm
proving. Her father, Mr.. Semmie
Moore who has been very III for some
time is improving Mrs. Edna Alder
friday. Supt Williams of Paris held
his Quarterly conference with Sth
street NJ II. church on the 9Th. Rev.
Mrs Lynn left Friday for Mexia,
Union Hill storm did not effect any
0f the people of Honey Grove. except
Rev Lynn, the members of his church
of that place, stormcd him here Sat-
urday with meat. lard. flour, molases
and in fact most all of the neces-
sary foods bring along some prince
Albert tobacco. Mrs. Cohelia YoalSum
is very sick. Prof Hay Seny was a
pleasant visitor of the city Sunday.
Rev j. r. Swancy is in Denton hold
ing his regular services
TexarIknna.--rhe recital given in in
terest of the schools on the Arkansas
side at Washington thester by Maud
Quincy Hare and Mr. Richardson was
a great success. number OF repre-
sentative white people attended. Mr.. J..
q. Greer highly respt cted citizen
died at his home on Wills Street last
Wednesday, Mrs. Gertrude Bush who
lived on The supurbs Of this city diea
today at sun Set Baptist church, con-
Quoted by Rev IT. NJ. Edwards. Mr..
Boisie Hills was stabbed Saturday
night by his WIFE, Ruth Hills wound
Gause.-- Sunday school was good
Sunday and well attended, also after
noon services, Mr.. Geo. Epperson is
clyde SeySsl Moore. DS'n boy last Tuesday.
mother and baby doing we'll. Rev.
Is A. Young, one Of the old pioneers
in the spreading of the gospel In this
section OF the country and highly
respected citizen of our community
lost his life eng companion Monday.
She had been an invalid for quite q
year We extend to him our ayfnpathy.
Mrs Young fought n good fight,
tienco and we all feel that she is
resting In the bosom of the God
she served Rev and Mrs. g. Il.
Young OF Houston, Rev. H. A. Young
OF Waco. and Messrs. Brown and
on their way to their
mothers burial at Coxes Providence
Rev Rucker OF Marlin was a Welcome
guest at an entertainment at Two
l ,oranza Epperson and niece, Rosa
Ennersnn ~ CALDWELL wisited her