The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

LAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEAll
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friends here Sunday. Mr.. Grant
Heard motored over to Glen Flora,
Sunday evening on business.
F0Aney.-Sunday Schools were
well attended at all churches in
spite Of the Indictment weather, Rev.
p. NJ Mitchell was On the job de-
lIvering the goods as usual to the
people Of Little Flock Baptist church
Rev. w. H. Pruitt, pastor A. NJ. E.
church was with his people for The
time before the Annual Conference
the people of the A. M. z. church
hope for his return. Rev. Mitchell
preached for Rev. Pruitt at p.
M, Sunday. Mrs. ]. M. Nichols of
Dallas visited her husband, Sunday.
Mrs. Sneed's cafe is still progress
ing.
West.-Sunday School was we'll
attended at both churches. Rev. Holt
was at his post Sunday, Rev.
Jones, the pastor of Abbott First
Baptist church and his members
worshipped with Rev. Holt and his
members. Rev. Jones preached. Rev.
Holt anniversary sermon Sunday.
Collection 5000. Mr.. Walter Will
liams was here from Waxa on BUSH
ness with the A. M. e. trustees. The
H. M. s. entertainment Saturday
night was a success. the boy preach
er as he is called, was up from
Waco and preached an able sermon,
Sunday morning at the A. M. e.
church. The reporter went as far
as Waco with her mother, Mrs. Cora
Smith en- route to her old home,
Navasota to see her old friends.
Sick list Mrs. Doll Scott, Mrs. CO.
rene Degrate, Mrs. Rev. Holt wor-
shipped with her Sunday. Come
again Mrs. Holt.
Athens.-Se Services were well at
tended at various churches Sunday.
Rev. c. II. Puegh of the A. M. 2.
church delivered his good bye ser
mon to his people at eleven o'clock.
A strong sermon, many souls re-
ioiced and the Excelsior Junior
choir was at their best Sunday morn
ing with Mrs. Laura H. Miller, pi-
anist at night. Rev. G. Davis of the
church of God filled the pulpit for
Rev. Puegh and delivered another
powerful sermon. Inspite of rain
falling quite few was present,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. VIII
son. fine hoy, also TO Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Brown. Jr., girl and
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Whitfield, a
three course luncheon. The table was
Mr.. Geo. w. Tucker entertained
with two night social at X. of P.
hall, celebrating the Armistic. Mas
ter Albert Mcdonald returned after
visisting his father in Dallas. The
United Helpers club met at the home
of Mrs. Saliie Massey, after two
months vacation with the presi.
dent, Sister Pinkie Norris, presiding
Open hymn led by president and
we are yet alive to see each others
face. Prayer by Sister Addie Faux
Scripture lesson, read by Sister E.
Guyden, after each one present con-
fessed the goodness of the Lord and
how merciful he had been since we
met last. The holy spirit came and
all felt the love of God burning or
the altar of the hearts after al
business closed to meet with sister
Sarah Lewis. The hostess served ]
beautifully decorated. Mrs Pinkint
Norris, president; Lula Criner, sec
rotary; Addie Faux, Rept.
The Priscilla Art club opened
Tuesday after two months vacation
At the palatial home of Mrs. Susie
Murphy, the president. Rev. and
Mrs. Puegh were guests of Mrs. Girls
tena McDonal for dinner Sunday
Mrs. Mahalla Donnell of Frankstor
spent Saturday in town on bust
ness, the guest of her brother, Mr.
D. G.. Miller, after a few days. The
dengue is abating.
Greenville.-Mrs. Earl Vance was
called to Carson, Texas, on the oc.
casion of the illness of her mother
Mrs. L. G. Claxtop, who is very i'll,
Sick list: Mrs. Lillian Williams
Mr.. and Mrs George Ellis have NOV.
ed West Morse street. Mrs. ,Ander.
son Huse is in the city visiting hel
mother. Mrs. Lula Owens. the mo
Their of Mrs. Ollie Lynn is in the
city. Mr.. Henry Bridges of Okla.
homa City is visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Mollie Goodson ant
Mrs Gladys Cook spent weel
visiting relatives in Como, Texas.
Palestine-Mrs. Lille Swanson
has returned home from Texarkana
where she had been visiting Mrs. j
B., Atkins. Mrs. and Miss Burnes left
q few days ago for San Antonio. t.
Join their husband and father. Mist
Clorene Campbell left Friday morn
ing for Maple. Texas. where she
will teach this year. We wish hel
much success. Mr.. Richard Washing.
toms two Oldest sons from Crockett
are here visiting him. Sick listed
Mr.. and Mrs Ocie Stell, Miss Der.
die Mae Scott, Mr.. James Swanson
Mr.. A. T. THOMPSON. Mrs. Mamie
Ray. The Legal Patches and Lights
held it's grand session here las
week. Mrs Harriet Montgomery
daughter and grand children arc
here visiting her Mr.. Fred Mills Il
a staunch reader of the Express