The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

Rev. Nc Kenly Graves preached
noble Sermon. 5000 was raised.
Deacon Webb won in the contest;
he heving raised $500. he gets the
Stetson hat. Deacon Woods AMI wife,
Deacon Rowe of Seagoville motored
over to Mt. Aria; also several people
from Crandall went over and re-
port having grand time. Rev. Nc
Kenly Graves of Malakoff preached
noble sermon at Mt, Pilgrim Mon
day night. We are glad to see Mrs.
w. NJ Rowe ub again who has been
ill several days with the Dengue fever
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.. Campbell of Dali
las visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Sun
day. Mr. J. C. Copellin of Kemp,
Texas has returned home from
visit among relatives.
Cameron.-Services were reported
good at all the churches Sunday. Rev.
b. J. Goff of Waco, pastor Of NJ. E.
church (South) will start revival at
Joyce Chapel Sunday night. The raj
ly at Cameron Grove Sunday was
quite success. 1t is continued until
ment will be madekollmbwd( GLUP
the 4th Sunday; then the total
announcement will be made. Bethel's
earnest workers are rallying still.
Mrs. Bessie Brown AMI little sons
are visiting relatives in Hillsboro.
Miss Lille Bennett made a flying
trip to Mexia on business Friday.
There are many cases of Dengue
throughout the City. Mr.. Licke Hans
bough spent last Sunday in Rockdale.
Grand Prairie.-Rev. ]. H. Shelburn
of the above named city is called
to the Passionate of the Antioch Bap-
fist church to succeed the late Rev.
H. Il. Taylor of Dallas, Texas
Mr.. Moss Goodman, ST. is on the
sick list. Prof. w. H. c. Ratcliff is
out of the city on business. Mr.. Glen
Nance made flying trip to Dallas
last Sunday to visit Mr. Wynn Triggs
and wife, his children. SUNDAY schools
were well ATTENDED at both the Bap-
fist and Methodist churches. Both
Suprintendants AMI Aeachers were
at their post. Church services were
good. Mr.. Charles Pease of Dalsworth
has male his arrival home after a
long stay is South Texs. the citizens
of Ellsworth received him with a
hearty reception
PlanO.-Sunday school was highly
attended Sunday also morning SER
vice. Rev. Bruton was at his post
and preached soul stirring sermon.
also the class meeting was enjoyed
to the highest Rev. Menogan was at
his church on Mission Work also
preached Sunday night Sick list:
Uncle Henry Burk, Frank Cowell and
Rev. Nc Clendon AMI r. B. William.
Abeline.-The Kid Party at the A.
Nj. +. church Monday night was quite
success. Mrs. Earcy Love was a
real school kid cut-up and Mr.. Ken
nard a typical bad boy. Mrs. Jeffy
Chance is about to recover from
her illness of last week. Mr.. Alex
Brown is sick at his home on Plum
st. Rev. Nc. Intire has on a gold con-
test in his church. raising money
for his annual conference. All church
es and organizations having news
they want reported blease give same
to the paper girls or phone 919. Mrs.
Sarah Robinson of Fl. Worth was
a pleasant visitor at A. NJ. u. church
Sundy night.
Wolf City-Reb. ]. l. Gilmore
filled his regular appointment at
Ebenezer Sunday and Sunday night
Miss Matte Robertson of Rowland
Texas spent the week with Miss Elmer
Mae Jones. Mr.. David Mabry of Bon
ham motored to Wolfe City. Mr.. Ford
of Bonham was the guest l. Ford
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis house was de-
stroyed by fire. Bro. Henderson is in
the city shaking hands with friends.
Ferriss-Rev. NJ. NJ. Maynard prea.
ched for Truevine members Sunday
Rev. Warren, P. E., of M. e. church
held his last Quarter here Sunday
Mrs. Titles and little ID. l.. visited
"a Dallas Monday. The A. NJ. r. atten
ded the big meeting in Palmer Sun
day. Mrs. Emma L. Hay was in Fer.
ris Saturday on business. Mrs. +. T.
Hay Of Corsicana was here Saturda!
on business.
Iago.-The Dengue Fever is nov
very prevalent over this county Mis-
Matte Churchill went to Wharton
Friday and returned Saturday witt
her daughter, Miss Octavia Pinkney
who is just recovering from an at
tack of Dengue Fever. Mrs. Luc.
Anderson is confined to her HON,
, with Dengue Fever. The two snail
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Will Boon,
were seriously wounded Saturday b.
, the accidental discharge of sho
, gun III their home. Miss Cynthia Eos
ter who has been visiting here TO
several weeks left Sunday morning
for Galveston where she will visi
friends several weeks before return
ing to her home in Wichita Falls
t Tex. Mrs. l.. B. Jones was shoppinI
J in Wharton Thursday. Mrs. Mar.
Allison and Miss Leathy B. WI 20i
! were shopping in Wharton Saturday
) Messrs Ben Benson AMI Otnia Ham
! mond of the Roulet's Point Comufun
: ity had business il Wharton Satur
{ day Mr.. Jones CANCEL, Misses Haiti
and Fanny Robins and Mrs. T. Smitl
: OF Needville, Texas attended churcl
!. here Sunday. Rev. G. r. Turner o
Markham Tea attended church her
. Sunday Mr.. r. w. Waddy of Pltdge
|, mingled with friends here Sunday
| Rev. L. NJ. Random fillel his regula
e Semi-Monthly appointment here Sun
a day with the Shiloh Baptist church
; TIe choosed for a text. Duet. SO. In
r sermon was delivered with muc
;. spiritual zeal and was HAPPILY recei
I we'd by all. The Rev. G. r. Turner 9
Markham fillel the New Bethleher
{ pulpit Sunday night Mr. Nelson Jei
: ferson had business in Bay City Sur
:. day evening. Master William Wilkin
!. came in from Houston Sunday an
!. will visit relatives and friends her
! few lays. The Wharton Count
: Colored teachers institute is in sess
/, ion in Wharton this week and yer
Il interesting program has been prepail
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