The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

Wichita Falls, Feb. 9.-Mr. A. j..
King, one of our young business
men is installing a filling station at
his store at 712 Jalonic street. Mrs.
A. ]. King returned home Sunday
night after a pleasant visit with
relatives in Pilot Point. Services well
attended at all churches. Rev. Jen-
kins of Abeline, Texas, preached at
st. Matthew baptist church Sunday
morning and Rev. c. H. Mitchell
of Anderson, Texas, officiated at
night services. Little Carrie Robin
son, a niece of Prof. and Mrs. Rob-
inson, niece of Prof. and Mrs.
Robinson was accidently shot while
sitting at the piano. Some one fired
through the windown of the Robin
sons. She is resting very well at
this writing and the wound is not
very serious. Sick listed: Mrs. An
ME Ellis, Mrs. Il. Nelson, Mr.. Jo-
seph Donaldson, Sr., Mrs. A. j.
King is convalescent after a week
or more of illness.
DeweyvilIe, Feb. SIS. S. met as
usual, the attendance was very
good. Mr.. Houston McCabe, Supt.
The teachers were at their post. AT
1880 D. m, A. NJ. Z. Sunday School
held their regular session. Rev. Bell,
conductor. Prof. M. X. Barlow
was called to Deweyville to act as
principal until Mrs. Bean RECEIVERS
from her local operation. Prof. M.
X. Barlow, is loved by many. We
are in need of more men like him,
He is self made man, and a
scholar. Mrs. Susie Bolden, Mrs.
Bean, Florence Harol, Mr.. Tom
Rest, Mrs. Wheat are on the sick
list. Rev. P. A. Bolden, Rev. Parr
attending the board meeting. Willie
Wright, is paying his father-in-law
a visit at Doucette.
Rockwell, Feb. 9.-Mt. Carmel
Baptist church had great attendance
Jan. 20. Sunday School was well
attended and the lesson was SPLEEN
did and was taught. by Brother w.
NJ Robertson. Review by Rev. ].
]. Johnson, pastor. After Sunday
School the Missionary Sisters meet
ing was held. House was called to
order with singing and prayer
Many words of Encouragement were
spoken. After this meeting prayer
service was begun. Sermon by the
pastor. The pastor and members
cordially envite every one to wor-
ship with them in these meetings
each first and third Sundays in the
month.
Dalworth, Feb Sunday School
was well attended at both churches
Sunday, January 20. superintendent
were at their posts of duty. The
Home Mission sermon was postponed
on account of the Indictment weather
The members of the Antioch Bap-
fist church contemplate remodling
their church The Il. Y. p. u, is
progressing nicely, under Leadership
of Miss Shivers. Death summoned the
wife of Mr.. Willie Palmer, Jan
25, She was true and consistent
Christian and a worthy citizen. She
leaves husband, four children,
host of relatives and friends tC
mourn her demise. We hope heav'
en- claims her. Born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. T. ]. Burns, Jan. rs, a baby
boy. Mrs. w. l.. Thomas is on the
sick list. Her friends wish for hel
a speedy recovery. Mrs. w. II, b
Ratcliff is improving at this writ
ing. Rev. DR.. Jones, presiding elder
held his quarterly conference a
Evening Chapel, Jan. % and LEI
for Gainesville, Texas. Mrs. Eliza
CLAY and sister, Mrs. Mabel Edwards
of Dallas were visitors to thel'
mother, Mrs. Sallie Baker last Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Smitt
of Fort Worth, visited Mr. and Mrs
G. H. Holmes at Dalworth, Sunday
Mrs. Katie Jordan is visiting ne
daughters, Misses Hattie and ROD
erta Jordan at Dallas. M. /. Walker
of Grand Prairie has returned hom'
after visiting for several days a
White Rock.
Cause, Feb. Sunday Schoo
poorly attended, Jan. 18th on &C
count of the inclement weather
Mrs. Pearle Thompson is in the city
Mr.. Bob Bailey was sick last week
Little Rastus Jackson suffered Will
tonsilities last week Mcsdames Ep