The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-23
DALLAS, TEXAS.
The Metropolis of the Lone Star State
and It's News.
A Compilation of the Doings of the Afro
Americans Of the Greatest City of
Texas-Matters Religious, So
cial and otherwise.

Rev. A. Carson is in the city.
Wonder if J. w. Norwood got his
temper down.
Sol. Richardson is the Dallas manager
of THE APPEAL.
Nearly every Colored family in Dallas
takes The APPEAL.
Isn't that Prof. Simmons out of sight
He is the best we have ever had.
Don't THE APPEAL beat any -Colored
paper for news that has ever been in
Dallas?
THE APPEAL is always brim full of news
of ID las the metropolis of the Lone
Star State.
Didn't B. j. have happy old time
with Miss l.. r. at Oak Cliff, one night
last week.
Don't fail to read The APPEAL the
greatest Afro American journal in the
United States.
Mr.. J Macnak, one Of our leading
young men, thinks THE APPEAL is the
only paper in the city.
Mr.. Times was welded to Miss Laura
Williams a New Hope Baptist Church
by Rev. E. w. D. Isaacs.
IT You keep up with THE APPEAL it
will open your eyes to things that are
done right under your eyes.
All ministers in Dallas are entitled to
free copy of TIE APPEAL every week.
See Sol Richardson and get it,
After this date subscribers will please
call at the office 40 Swiss avenue, and
get their papers, every Saturday morn.
ing.
We regret that Miss Willie B. Robert
son, had to return home so soon. She
was we'll pleased with the city. Miss
Willie come again.
Go to ll9 Swiss avenue and get copy
of THE APPEAL. For the convenience Of
our subscribers and readers we have
opened an office at that number.
Was not that sumner on G. W. A.
last Sunday night. If he had kept his
seat and not spoken at all, it would have
been better for him. Preach on Moses,
preach on, we will stand to your back.
We would like to know why Miss M Z.
E. J. does not carry that lover of hers
into the house. Do not make love on
the street. We do not care to see her
and w. J. J. hug and kiss all night at the
gate.
Do you wish tc keep up with the de-
ing's of the Colored people? If you do
send in your subscription for THE APPEAL
on sale at ll9 Swiss avenue next door to
the Palace Restaurant about 100 yards.
north of the union depot.
Did Laura Ramsey think no one
would catch on to her when she made
that flying trip over to Oak Cliff to meet
that jolly young lad who was there walt
ing for her? Did she 90 to.another
station to keep escort Ben johnson from
seeing her? Wonder if that happy
couple thinks no one saw them and their
funny business.
Week before last will long be remem-
bered by Miss Eugina Booth. daughter
of Mrs. Anna Brown. A grand surprise
party of young folks called at her resi-
dence on Main street, and rendered her
reception. Everything went off lovely
as a marriage bell. The following young
ladies and gentlemen were present
Misses George Anderson, Nrgie Collins
Ruth Brown, Lulu and Alice Adams
jamie B. Bradford, Nola Barbee, Mary
Ashley, Annie Gilbert, Fredonia Wright
Estella Severe, Claudio Gilbert, Eugine
Carrie Collins; Messrs. Charles Barbee,
J. A. #. Weems, Walter Booth, George
Watson, Sam Smith, Henry Moore, B. J
Bird, Robert Bradford, Engine Moore,
Willie Garrett, Walter Miller.
Last Tuesday was another great day
with the ministers. The union met
at the Hawkins Street Church. The
question discussed was "What is con-
version" and "What must man do to
be converted" The union is one of the
greatest organizattins ever formed in
this city. We must congratulate the
ministers, on the manner in which they
discussed 80 Important subject. Our
eyes were opened to ideas we never
thought before. Every minister in the
State should at least attend one meeting
of this union. The union was called tC
order by Rev B. Smith, after which Rev
J. G. Grimes, delivered an address as
follows: Dear Brethren Of this unior
we have work to do, and we must no
sleep. Put on the armor, breast-plate
sword and shield, 60 to the battle, the
fight. the field. Go as soldiers of ou
Lord and Master Jesus Christ. Let u!
endeavor to eradicate the great evils
which now exist in this city. Every
Negro preacher should become mem
Der of this union. Come over and he'll,
us. Shall we permit the gambler, thu
horce-race, ball room goer. the Graz
shooter, the beer drinker, and the Sun
day breaker, to bold sway in Dallas
My dear brethren. is it not almost i'm
possible for the church people to Civ
an entertainment Of any kind, withou
some people wanting to dance? Hea
my words. I have taken a stand t.
fight this evil, though death and hell be
tide. Let the city Gods work will 60 o.