The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

Arie Baptist church, pastor Jackson
was at his best Sunday and Sunday
night, collection $4,000. Mrs. e. B.
Jackson spent the weekend at home
from smithville. Mr.. VIM. Bryant and
Mrs Belle Hall. motored to Austin,
Sunday. Mrs. A. e. Williams, who Is
teaching at Holland spent Saturday
and Sunday at home with friends.
Miss Love of Austin has arrived ana
taken up work here In the city school.
Services good at Allen Chapel A. IA;
at both services Collection $500.
Two accessions. Dollar money Is the
word now with Rev. Anderson Rev.
Anderson visited home folks in Waco
last week. Many are. turning out to
hear Mr.. Morris to night. Rev. ]. ID.
Leonard is In town on a return trip
from Dallas. Services were good
morning and evening at Christian
church. Most Of the sick are up and
out from dengue fever.
GrapeIand.-Sunday was a high day
at General Mt. Zion Baptist church.
Rev. ]. johnson was at his post and
preached noble sermon. Mrs. Lucin-
day Beasley, wife of Mr. Peter Beas-
ley died Monday. Oct. 23, member Of
Mt. Zion Baptist church was always
ready to do her duty as a christian.
She was devoted to her God and
family. Her funeral was attended
Tuesday, Oct. Gath by Rev. N. p. john
SON ST., a large crowd attended. She
leaves a husband. four daughters,
sons and host of friends to mourn
her loss. Rev ID. d. Cashaw Is in our
midst again to complete the church
him. Miss Annie ophelia Walker. daug-
liter Of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Walker
was carried to the sanitarium at Pales-
tine, Sunday to be operated on for
appendicitis. Mrs. Leoda Thompson
was called to Palestine. Thursdays to
RE Louis. Mrs. NJ. A. DALEY Is on the
sick list. Mr.. Will Marshall and Miss
Florene Murchison were quietly mar
ried last Thursday at the home OF the
bride. The revival began at Gen. Mt.
Zion Baptist church Sunday or whicn
Rev. j. johnson Is pastor
MIneola.-Sunday school was well at
tended at all churches, Sunday. Master
willard +. Flewellen returned from
Dallas Sunday. Miss Ernestine Louis
Of this city left last week for. Chica-
20. to enter school. Mrs. Aronls, wife
OF Deacon v. Aronls returned nrom
Los Angeles, CAL. and Old Mexico.
where she has been Waiting listing r r.,,rrsS
from Wills Point. last week. She has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandell Davis motored
to Dallas, last Monday. Mr.. Jack Fos-
ter returned from Missionary. where
Revs. Mitchell and Vurtia are out Of
the city. Miss Claude Flewellen Will
leave for Paul Quinn College Sunday.
Mr.. Mack Merede was in the city. en-
Lloyd was in Mineola. visiting her
mother. Mrs. John Kane, she left for
Terrell last week. Sick list: Mrs. Bet
tie. Mr.. viii James, Mrs. Dotrie Tay-
lor, Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Miss p. ID.
Jackson. After spending several weeks eek
Louie Layton, 202 Humphrey street.
Mrs. Dicie Shackleford, en- route to
Mineola her home spent a few days
at the home OF Mrs Essie Jackson.
Iego.--Mr. H. Rivers, a progressive
boomer land owner and Stewart of the
Routes Point A. M. Il. church of
Needville here on business Fri
day. Mr.. Mark Harrell. one time res
ident OF this place, but now of Need
Vile was looking after business mat
tiers here Friday Mr.. Willie Hall and
family of Fort Bend county, moved
here last week and will make this
their future home. We welcome Mr..
Hall and family to our little village
and community. Mrs. Rhoda Johnson
were a week end visitor in Wharton.
with friends last week. Mrs. Minnie
Hill has been i'll the past week. Mrs.
Ella Davis was confined to her bed
last week with dengue fever. Rev. III.
A. Anderson OF Houston was stricken
with dengue fever while here on a vi
ii with his son, r.. A. Anderson. Dea-
con c. w. Williams is wrestling with
a case Of dengue fever this week. The
Shiloh i. NJ. b. celebrated Sunday,
the tenth anniversary of the pastor
ship of Rev. Il. M. Random as pastor
to his church, an excellent program
was carried out. Quite a number of
persons appeared on program and
spoke in high praise of the pastor
dress was made by Rev. NJ. H. Ellis of
Victoria, Texas. In al anniversary
sermon. Rev. Ellis choose for a
subject THE Power OF the Gospel to
Save" The sermon was full of time
ly suggestions and touched most every
pastor. Deacons and laymen Of a
Christian church. Mrs. Alice Blakely
of Rogers, Texas, is here on visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Gar
diner. Mrs. Mary L. Williams left Sun
day evening for Brazoria, Texas, where
she will visit friends sevet@l days.
Mr.. Mile Wardsworth and wife at
tended church here Sunday.
CrOcIett.-On last Monday morning,
Oct 23rd, Miss Ella Harris departed
this life after several weeks illness,
dengue and other complications. She
was buried Tuesday, Oct. "a. Rev. A.
Reese, officiating, she was buried by
the s. M. It's. Mrs. Lottie Rhodes
is seriously III her brothers and sis
ters have been called on from various
places. Rev. H. p. Boxley closed his
rally with the amount of $123.55. Rev.
II G. w. w. Robinson formerly of this
city, bnut now resides in Mineral
Wells, pastoring. he has conducted a
series of services at ST. Luke Baptist
church. Rev. AtkinF OF Palestine, is
here conducting the Board at st. Paul
Baptist church while Rev. Alexander
assisted by his associated pastors.
Revs. Boxely and Holman were in
A. M. M. Il. Sunday services We're held
at oil the churches Prof. ]. II. Johns,
principal high Sc holo taught the
Bible class In st Andrews A. M. d.
Sunday School. Il is alive wire. Prof.
Johnsons and his students have be-
gune making brooms and mattresses.
See him. Mesdames Groves and Hail
with their classes entertained the
other teachers and their pupils FRI
day afternoon with a literary treat
witnesses of the same, after which
they held a very successful meeting
st. Andreds was blessed Sunday the
entire day, the Beyia choir motored
here led by Mr.. 2. II, strong in that
company were Messrs p W. Tates
NJ Richard. Nellie Jones, Misses l.
Johnson. Eunice and Annie Canon, they
furnished some sweet music, quite
and interestesting program was rem
sionary Society. Rev. Alexander closed
Sunday night rolled in annual con.
ference claim left for Galveston thai
night Mr.. Ed Menefield spent three
weeks here at the bedside of his aunt
returned to Hmpstead.
AblIeue.--Last week, owing to thu
fact that 30 many owed for their pa
vers the girls had to collect before
sending for more. They have to pay
cash for their papers, SO please dom
ask for two weeks credit.
Annual Conference held at Bethe
A. M. q. church last week, was quit,
a success In every part. Bishop VIM
d. johnson presided. He preached
splendid sermon Sunday morning an,
held his congregation spell bound, tn
entire time. ganv DISTINGUISHED CUES