The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-23

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raise money for the school house.
Every friend Of education is ask
ed to send in donation.
Denton,--Hon B. F. Crawford has
returned from Wichita, Kans.,
where he visited his son, B. w.
Crawford and reports him as getting
along nicely in his new field of la
Dor. The Kellom Bros, are doing
a creditable amount of business in
his tailorshop. Mrs. Hall of Fort
Worth visited her husband, Mr.. Hail.
In spite of the inclement weather
the New st. James opened with a
great number of members and
| friends
st. Emanuel Notes-Services were
good Sunday at st. Emanuel Bap-
fist church with the cooperation of
all charches celebrating the installa-
ton of our new pastor, Rev. A. l..
Lee. Sunday morning Model Sunday
School which was well attended and
a soul stirring sermon was delivered
by Rev. S. M. Walker of Pleasant
Grove Baptist church. The pastor
and members of st. Emanuel wish
to thank our good friends and min
listers for their hearty cooperation
and attendance as well as liberaIity.
Bonham. Rev. Joseph Wilson
breaches at Bethlehem Baptist
church Tuesday night. Mr.. Henry
Young and Mrs. Linnie Branch were
married Tuesday morning. Rev. e.
Silas officiating. Mr.. Pen White has
returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. Drew
Siller has returned from Tulsa,
Quite number of teachers are here
attending the Institute at the G. M.
E. church. Mrs. M. e. DeJohnette
has returned to spend the Christmas.
Mr. Densal DeJohnnette has returned
from Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Dyree made flying trip here Sat
urday. Mr.. John Watkins has re-
turned from Eastland. Rev. J..
Lynch left Saturday from Pilot
Point to fill an engagement with the
Baptist church.
Wichita Falls.--In spite of shor-
tage of work and cut wages many
dollars have been and are yet being
spent for Christmas DR.. Herbert
H. Means has opened Victrola par
lar at 200 Granger street.
The Woodmen's Federated Mission
airy Society will hold a mass meet
ing Sunday, Dec. "a, at st. Johns
Baptist church in the interest of
the Day Nursery and the Delinquent
Home. All are cordially invited. The
Ladies Progressive Club was very
successful with the turkey dinner
last week. The Parent-Teachers' AS
ISOLATION will hold its next meeting
January 5.
Ennis.--The Quarterly Conference
was held in Wayman Chapel A. M.
e. church, Dec. 1913; Rev. A. r.
Starks, p. E., Rev. w b. Bonner,
Pastor. The Quarterly meeting was
q success both spiritually and finan-
cially, raising during the meeting
$1,000.
Dodd.-Attendance at the A. NJ.
f. church Sunday was excellent. The
pastor. Rev. Stephens. occupied the
pulpit. Mr.. ]. M. Henson died Sat
urday night after a weeks Illness;
funeral services will be Monday at
% p. m. at Mt Parson A. M. e.
church.
Grand Prairie.-The religious SER
vices at both the Antioch and st.
John Baptist churches were well at
tended Sunday. Rev. j. t. Smith
preached practical sermon at IL
a. M; 5 D. M, the Sisters Union
meeting was held; the evening SER
vice, the PASTORS subject was IRE
pentance." Mr. Jerome Shelton has
returned from Oak Cliff. Miss Leola
Shelton is visiting in Dallas. Mrs.
III. T. Thomas of Dallas Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ida Jones. Mr..
Fred Reed of Grand Prairie has re-
turned from Waxahachie.
Lubb0ck.-Rev H. Brown, pastor
OF Mt. Gilead Baptist church. preach
ed at all the services Sunday; pro-
gram b. the B. Y. p. u. was very
interesting. The Missionary Society
was entertained by Mrs. j. Green
and Mrs. w. Thomas.
NeyIandville.-Rev. ]. Anderson
preached at st. Paul Baptist church,
text Eye Must be Born Again" Rev.
G.. w. Smith visited st. Paul Sun
day and is expecting to take charge
at New Bethel c. NJ. E. church. The
Community was entertained Friday
evening by Mrs. Blanche Thomas, a
contralto singer from Rockwell.
Prof. r. N. Ferry is planning a
trip to Tyler, during the holidays.
/ Mrs. Laura Skinner and Mrs. Mat
tie Fowler attended the funeral of
MIR. Denmond at Hugo, Okla.
Ferris.--Rev. l.. d. Carochine,
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Wa de, preached an excellent SER
mon Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Flowers
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Burleson.
4 Honey Grove.--Miss H. M. Slaugh-
Slaughter came in Saturday from
I her school for the holidays The
Household OF Ruth entertained the
members of Liberty Grove lodge at
Odd Fellows hall on The 18th. Mrs.
Sanders and her grand-daughters,
Gertie Bell arrived Sunday from
Amarillo Rev r, L. Walker, g. L.
of Sundet G. L., A. +. and A. M.
ilectured to Bethlehem Lodge on the
4 9TH.
Tyler.--Dr. A. T. Stewart and
Rev. II. G. Alexander having return
ed from the National Convention
were rewarded with very good at
tendance at all services Sunday. The
newly assigned pastor to st. James
c. NJ r. church, Rev Thrillkiln has
arrived and was greeted by an APP
preciative audience at all the SER
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