The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-02
"A Compilation of the Doings of the Afro
Americans Of the Greatest City of
Texas-Matters Religious, So
cial and Otherwise.


Miss Beulah TalIey of Bryant, Tex, is
in the city visiting friends.
Miss A. E. Grinnage, is in Fort Worth
attending teachers convention.
Have you been out to New Hope Bap-
fist church since the revival is going on?
The young people of the evening
chapel are preparing for grand concert.
Mrs. J. N Scott, has gone to Fort
Worth, to actend the teachers conven-
ton.
THE APPEAL is always brim full of news
of ID ,llas the metropolis of the Lone
Star State.
Don't fail to read The APPEAL the
greatest Afro American Journal in the
United States.
We wonder when Mr. A. G. f., and
that young lady on Hawkins street will
take tumble?
Miss Spikes and Miss Ella Crutchield
have returned from Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. J. G. Grimes is still fighting the
devil at Bet el A. NJ. E. Church. The
elder has long reach.
Rev. D. w. D. Isaacs, is at home in
the pulpit. New Hope could not afford
to be without such pastor as Rev
Isaacs.
w. w. Jones. w. Manzilla. Rev. A. R.
Griggs, and Miss G. R. Alexander attend
ed the teachers convention at Fort
Worth.
Messrs. f. Moore, and l.. T. Prather,
wo Of our enterprisipg young men leave
for San Antonio soon on business trip.
We wonder why Miss j. L. Caldwell
would not accept the company of Mr..
Carr, when he had been assigned to bel?
If Mr.. L. M. c. dosen't watch his foot
steps, certain young Miss will find out
that gay lark who lives in the South
end, is getting all of his weekly wages.
Is it true about one of our popular
young ladies formerly a student in
school No. |? We leorn she has outrun
herself. Girls you sins will find you
out.
That couple out at Shady View Park
thought they were playing a slick racket
and that no one could catch on to them.
But THE APPEAL saw their funny bust
ness.
To those who do not read THE APPEAL.
How do you expect to be popular and be
called leaders and do not keep up with
the doings of the race at home and
abroad?
We wonder if Mr.. G. NJ. c. thought no
one saw him, when he was on gay lark
at certain Main street dive the other
night? Watch out old boy your girl will
be on to you.
Sunday June 10Th, was celebrated, at
New Hope Baptist Church in giving
thanks to God, for his goodness and
kindness and mercy. There were many
able addresses.
Rev. P. G. Hunt better known to the
public as Moses, preached one of his
heartfelt sermon at Bethel, Friday night
The elder was on his Gospel Pony and
rode him to finish.
l wonder how Roxie felt after her
lover, wore out 25 cent cowhide en- her
for approaching him on the street while
he was in company with his best girl?
Why was she afraid to have him arrest.
ed?
We wonder what Miss c Ms racket
is? She seems to think no one sees hel
every Thursday night coming out of 8
certain white mans Office on Main street
Just keep that lick up and we'll call your
name.
wonder if it is true that J. D. anC
Barkeeper Jackson played Jasper
Crutchfeld for guy and succeeded ir
doing 80? Jasper lost and J. D. won J
D. is slick duck. But we are onto hi
racket.
Don't get left. Lookout for the 18th o
July when the excursion club will rur
an excursion from Dallas to Weather
ford, for $3.50 round trip. Come ant
90 with us. Henry Harris manager, R
Payne. secretary, s. c. Gates, treasurer
The Dallas Literary Society met a
Mcedonia Baptist Chucrh E. Mcmillan
president; Miss Mary Morrow acted a
secretary. Officers elected as follows
Solomon Richardson, president; E. Nc
MILAN, chairman of the executive com
mittee. Owing to the lateness Of tn
hour the election of the remaining OF
efcers was postponed. III. ...
Mr.. G. T. Smith was grand but tn
distinguished gentlemen overleape
himself when hel said in conclusion ths
he could marry three or four time
while the Dallas young men were think
in: about it. We are on to your hint