The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04


Pugh and his people were graced with
| the presence OF Rev. M. l.. Peel who
delivered two strong sermons. Many
souls rejoiced. Rev. G. Davis Of the
Sunday after few weeks absence.
Mrs. Jewel Moore Of the A. M. q.
church reported $7.85 with Vanguard
book, Oct. 20. Mrs. Ida Lumpkins also
reported $12.45 Sunday from the book
Miss Myrtle Smith returned home after
several weeks in Ennis with her fth-
err. Mr.. w. NJ Donall returned home
after two months in Walt City. Mr..
Euell Richardson returned home after
few weeks in Oklahoma, with his
sick brother. Mr.. Billie Richardson,
who accompanies his home, he still
remains in a critical condition. Miss
Thelma Baxter leaves for Dallas for
an indefinite stay Mr.. Wiley and
Billie Richardson made trip to Kauf-
man on business. Mrs. Emeline and
Robert Guyden were calledto Corsicana
to attend the funeral OF her nephew.
Mr.. Sparks. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass
Miller were called to Frankston to at
tend the funeral of his brother-in-law,
Prof. j. NJ. Donnall. Rev. Q. II. Pugh
was called to Simon, to deliver the
closing sermon for Rev. Thomas.
Each week instead Of the dengue
abating 1t grows more numerous. The
various churches--You can find the
Express at e. G. Franks. barbershop.
lily home after year.
CamerOn.-Being the 9th Sunday,
the Missionary spirit ran high at all
churches. Prof. B. F. Stewart spoke
to an appreciative audience Of women
Monday evening at Bethel church,
and at Cameron Grove that night.
Bishop VIM. D. Johnson stopped over
Monday with us while etnroute to
hold his South East Conferences. The
Barnes Animal Circus here Thursday
was very largely attended. Tuesday
night "The Busy Bees and Willing
Workers entertained with a banquet
hon0ring pastor Humber and wife,
and loyal members for their cooper
alton IN their rally. Mdme. Smell
attended p. Q. College and Cotton
Palace Wednesday. Rev. U. S. Keeling
of Beaumont, one of Texas foremots
leaders, preached at Light Chapel,
Wednesday and Thursday nights. He
certainly left no stones unturned
Mrs. Thelma Grays and baby Of Fl.
Worth are the delighted guests of her
sister Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Montgom-
cry We were glad to have Mrs. w. z.
Nelson in our reading routine. Mr.
/. T. Harrison OF Oklahoma City is
visiting his parents Rev. and Mrs. J.
G.. Harrison. Mrs. Bessie Brown and
little sons have returned from Hills
boro; reports a pleasant visit. Miss
]. G. Ray left for Sharps to resume
her work.
Cuney-Sunday school and B. Y. P.
U. was both well attended. Rev. d. d.
Evans preached at the IL o'clock and
1880 hours. Everybody enjoyed a spiri-
tual feast. Miss Roberta Evans left
Sunday evening that she might begin
teaching Monday morning Hon. H.
l.. Price spent few hours in Pales-
tine this week. Miss Ira Price spent
several days in Palestine viiting rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. M. d. Hearri-
don of Dallas visited parents and
children here last week. Mr.. Bishop
Sneed is in Dallas this week on bus
mess Mrs Cherry Ewells is in Tyler
this week having some dental work
done. Mrs. L. e. Bragg, president Of
Womans Mission Society attended the
board at Tyler this week. Prof. E. ].
Hoffman of Cameron was in the city
this week with Mr. Huffman of Rock
dale, Texas. Mrs. ". A. Adams is
visiting relatives here this week Mrs,
Mary Ruffins of Dalla is here this
week on business. Mr.. S. S. Smith of
Mexia, Texas spent q few days last
week in the city with his brother
Mr.. G.. R. Smith and Mr. Ssith re-
turned home with brother and while
passing through Corsicana sold $50
gallons OF syurp.
Wolfe City.-Mr. John Johnson and
Miss Maggie Flemming was married
Saturday night at the holiness
church. Mr.. Grant Logan of Honey
Grove was in the city Sunday. Mr. p
j. Smith was in town in interest OF
tie Standard Life Insurance. The pub
lie school opened Monday with
large attendance. Mr.. Geary has re-
turned to his home in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Ollie Workman and Mrs. E. c.
Foreman attended the Institute in
Greenviile. Mr.. W. NJ. Mcdonald is
able to be up again after an attack
of the Dengue fever. Quite number
returned from West Texas. Sick List:
Mr. Preston Clark, Miss Louise Clark,
Miss H. e. Woods and Mr.. V. G. Gar
rett. Miss Gladys Washington of Ter
arkana is visiting her mother Mrs.
Susan Clark Mr.. James Spencer att
ended the institute in Greenville. Mr..
| John Harris is here seeing home
folks.
/ Temple.-Mr. Pete Moreland of So.
9Th Street was called by death, fol-
lowing brief illness, Friday. Oct.
9th His wife, eleven Children, and
other relatives sucvive him. Funeral
services were held Sunday evening
from the st. James M. e. church;
/ the Few. N. Townsend officiated. In
terme At was made by Undertaken E.
L. c. Hfsnford, in the New Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Low, following long ILL
ness, passed away few days ago
at the home of her daughter Mrs. c..
r. Grafton of 1115 So. 18th st. Fun
eral ceremonies were conducted at
the cemetery by the Rev. w. Marcus
| Taylor. Two daughters and other rel
atives survives her Internent was
made in the New Cemetery by Under
taker z. J.. c. Branford. Ms. Alice
Hamilton of So 9Th St., who has
been i'll for a long time was visited
a few nights ago by a party of
/ friends, by whom a large yeriety of
groceries were given. for which the
invalid woman expressed much APP
probation. Those who contributed
were: Mrs. H. c. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M Romelle. Mrs. e. B. String
fellow, Robt. Wells. Mrs. Addie Price
Mrs. Mary White Mrs. Emma Merid-
I'll, Mrs. Odas Durham, Mrs Effie
waldon Mrs. Susie Johnson, Mrs
T. B. Jones, and Mrs. Annie Jenkins
DR.. and Mrs. e. Poung and Prof. and
Mrs. Kelley OF Cameron stopped ovei