The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-29
'Eexas News.


Ghnanies.-ilegvlnr services al Pro-
tidenco Baptist were held Sunday
which was the beginning OF a revival
that KIN be conducted BY DR.. A. A
Lucas OF Waco. The church Is putting
forth efforts to build tS500O-ot
brick church. 1900 bricks have beer
placed on the ground. Prof Fred Ar
It's left on business Sunday. Services
at Union Lee Baptist were good. Bro
g. W. Edwards. Jr, spoke at 1876
ard Brother 3. II. ParramOre spoke OIL
night. The oh rch Is planning to lay
100000 on the table In rally on ths
9Th sunday IN August A play entItled
the mobile Outcust." rendered by Home
talents was carried out at Kielvei
Opera Fs>use Mr.. NJ u. Jones and
Mrs y. NJ. Jones left for Marshall q
attend tss grend lodge Of The y. 3
castor Of A. NJ p. church closed his
revival Sunday night
mexin.--Afrs Cassie Carter has just
returned from an extensive trip IN
Colorado. She reports having a good
time. Opening day Of the West Texas
Manufacturing company's plant here
was quite success. large long
line Of beautifully decorated cars
floats buHgies and wagons represent
Colored citizens was evidenced.
The company under the management
OF Mr. Eligin L. Carter and Rev. T.
6. Carter Furnished free barbecue to
the visitors
Mr. 10 T.. Carter's car won the ist
prize as being the most appropriately
beautifully decorated car. This car
was decorated by Miss Matte 10. Jen-
klna Or. Baliy Of Marshall. Rev. G.
IL Humber Of Mexia and DR.. Griggs
81 Do 81 ~
caaion. Mrs. Henrickg and sister have
returned from TIP 70 Fort Worth.
The dinner at Workman. was quite
success.
T.onza Chapel. under the passionate
Of Rev. y; W. summons in succeeding
monthly. Rev. T. G. Carter left a few
night ago for board meeting In Ala
barna.
West Tcxas Manufacturing Co. un-
der the direction OF Mr.. v. p Phillips
10 running night and day Mr.. Miller
Of Corsicana Is quite a candy maker.
also ice cream
AR y. II. Jenkins OF Mexia.
successful and popular grocery and
market man, was IN Dallas. Monday.
July ~, and was a visitor at the Dali
las Express office.
Ponta. Sunday school and other
church services were held at all
Of the churches except, Plain View.
g. M II Church. Rev. r. Hill was at
his post on his regular appointment
at Mt. Herbon Presbyterian church
Ella Christian departed this life at
4:30 A. NJ, Sunday Jnuly 23rd, 1922.
Mrs. Christian was the wife Of Prof.
H. G. Christian, Of this place, ian ex-
service over sea soldier). She was
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell resides here and DR..
Mrs. Mitchell resides here and DR..
Funeral services were held at Plain
View G. NJ. =. church Monday at the
noon hour, by Rev DR.. s. Garner. of
the Henderson Station. Interment was
made in the Plain View Cemetery
$3.50 a. M. Sunday July 29rd. 1922.
tain was married to MFR. H. Q. Chris
tain soon after his return home from
France where he served his country
for more than year. They had made
considerable progress In getting hold
OF considerable comforts OF life. She
served our public school as principal
the past t9tm, and had been secured
for another term this year. Every
friend and acquaintance OF the be-
reaved party have our deepest emo
tons for them during this their sad
dest hours Of coincidence, as we'll as
our many prayers effect for their
comforts. AS Il is: He doeth best
who lowest best. His will not our
be done. Those relatives out OF town
who attended the funeral: Mrs. Lii
lie Baggett. Mrs. Ora Christian, Mr..
poarl and Ocofo II ftl,t.fofof,, - r,.1,