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


Collection at this service was more
than thirty dollars. The afternoon
service was well attended. The LIST
Baptist church omitted their evening
service that they might attend in
mass. The spacious church auditorium
was filled to overflowing and ]. H.
Hardeman of the A. M 10. church
preached a soul stirring sermon from
the Rev. and his hearers hearts were
made to burn within them while he
talked TO them by the way. Truly
this was a great sermon and many
were made to rejoice. Deacon Hooker
of Hubbard City and Deacon Friday
of the Mt Hope Baptist church lifted
collection of $685. for rally and
also a liberal collection for Rev. Har-
deman. Night services were well at
tended and Rev. Geo. Burney Of the
LIST Baptist church proceeded to cleo
trify his hearers out of Gods word.
The collection was more than $4,000.
.Cuney.-Both Sunday Schools were
well attended Sunday also b. Y. p U.
School opened Monday morning with
an attendance of many of the patrons
were out to the opening and to greet
their new teachers, Rev. and Mrs. d.
ID. Evans. Miss Matte Price is in
tai work done. Mrs, Marry Ann Wilson
has returned from Fort Worth where
she placed her little grand daughter,
frankie Mae Sneed In school, The
Rock Hill church is laying plans for
$250.O0 rally on Sunday, Oct. Is.
1922. The weeks entertainment will be-
gin on Monday night, Oct. 8. Miss Han
nah Massey of Ponta, the sister of
Mrs. Sterling Nelson is in the city at
tending school. Prof. Giles, the I'M
A
hens and other points after spending
several weeks in Quincy.
NIgtOn.-Sunday School was well at
tended at both churches on last Sun
day. Supt. J. N. Mark was sick on
last Sunday and Mr. ]. A. Xiii acted
supt. pro tenn but we hope for Supt.
J. N. Mark and family a speedy re-
covery. Several of the c. M. e. mem
bers of Lyon Chaple worshipped with
the members of Mayor Baptist church
last Sunday. Rev. e. Jolloy was at his
best. We are always glad for Rev e.
Jolley to be with us. Mr. j. G. Car
ter was visitor in Groveton, Texas,
| last Saturday. Rev. NJ L. Vaughters
VIII be with US next Saturday to hold
the quarterly conference at Lyon
| Chapel C. M. f. church. Miss Novella
Massie left last Friday for Texas
| College, where she will attend school
| We have several cases of the dengus
fever in our town. Mr.. George Odam
one of the old citizens of our town
departed this life Oct. Srd Prof. w. w
johnson, principal of Nigton high and
his faculty are doing real school work
The Industrial building was painted
last by Mr.. ]. c. Carter. The Moth
| ers club Society will meet next Tues
day afternoon all mothers and fathers
are invited to be with us. The off
GERS are. Mrs. $. A. Carter, president;
! Mrs. Elsie Johnson, vice president; s
| G. Stewart, secretary; Mrs. Rosanna
Deason, treasurer. We hope these of.
Ulcers Will get busy and make the
Society a success. When you want to
| buy anything in the line of groceries
call and see Messrs A. Sweats anC
George Lyon, they have the very
things that you need. Miss Emma
Burke and Miss N. L Carter were in
vited to Mrs. Betty for dinner and re-
port a fine and enjoyable time.
CARD o FTHANKs.
Mineral Wells. Texas, Oct. 70. 1929
L wish to thank my many friends
for their kindness shown during the
illness of my father, Sam Simmons
who died Wednesday. Sept 25th.
| Signed:
MISS JESSIE SIMMONS. Daughter.
Graham.-Rev. w. j. B, Henderson
p. e. Abilene district was in our midst
three days last week. Friday. dinner
was served in his honor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Smith. Rev. j
McCloudy. G. M. E. pastor, Mrs Macl,
Smith of Fort Worth and Mrs David
Sampson of Deridder, La, were among
those present. Rev. P. M. Miller and
members of Mt. Zion Baptist church
are progressing rapidly on their
church entertainments being given
weekly to raise funds. The Dallas
Express can be obtained weekly from
Bro: Phil Smiths barber shop. Bro
welf' sermon, Sunday night, Oct. 18th
the public is cordially invited.
Richland-Carrell Chapel A. M e
church, the rally was quite a success
There were ten contesting clubs as
follows, True Seal Grant, Hattie Car
! rell, Varrie Lee, Anna Carroll, Car
RE Conner b. Prince Ella Raford
Leader Langham Bertha Mex. Cordia
carroll. Public collection was added
TO the club collection which amounted
is great man.
HOwIand.-Sunday School was yer,
well attended at st. Johns Chapel also
at the c. M. e. church Sunday wa.
high day at Johns Chapel. the pastor
Rev. A. B. Lenoxs delivered a wonder.
full sermon at noon and night. Service.
total collection for the day wa
S105 OS, The tire night carnival Civ.
n py the Z. M. b. church was a very
successful afsair; they realized /
neat sum OF s26.OO. Mr.. and Mrs
10. d. Cayton are all smiles over {
fine gihl. mother and daughter ar,
doing fine at this writing.
Weatherforyl- Services were well at
tended Sunday at all churches. Tn,
church tea given at Mrs. Flora Blacl
wells was grand affair Franl
lizard, Miss Lucille Johnson. S. Hall
Edward Ward left Sunday for Austin
where they will attend school Tn,
church entertainment given at tn,
masonic hall was a success Rev Gar
nette returned from Thursber Mon
day. MI. Charlie King, John SmitI
Chomas left for Stanford. where the!
VIII compress the the rallie was pull
ed off Sunday night Michel Ruckel
raised $50 dollars. Mr. Will Swami
Edwoods raised $50. total raised $172
Mrs. Rucker, Lizzie Burton os on tn,
sick list. Mr.. Jack Brown, Glide
ilore, Joe Glore Johnson went to Dial.
las to the tackey concert given las
| was was success.
Tyier.-Sunday was high day at al
churches. Sunday School and all othel
services were well attended despit,
the cold weather and large numte,
of cases of dengue fever this city hn
certainly had its share of. 1t. At time.
every one in a home would he con.
fined to oed. Mrs. Bell Henry, wife OF
Mr.. Alfred Henry, who lives in Pleas
ant Grove Corr munity, died suddenly
Sept. 10Th. She Yves in the city shop
ping, and apparently seemed to hsv,
been in excellent health, on return
4 ing. During the. night her husband
| before medical aid could reach he
/ III land Che me-. I;fo H.,