The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-10-22
DALLAS, TEXAS.
The Metropolis of the Lone Star State
and It's News.
4 Compilation Of the Doinss Of the AFRO
Americans Of the Greatest City 81
Tsxas-1atters Religious. So
eial and Otherwise,

Io2A4-MRct0fS AohG1OuOs 10.
eisl and Otherwise,
Prof. Stokes paid THE APPEAL call
last week,
Hon. N. w. Quincy of Galveston was in
the city last week.
Go to the Dallas Literary Society every
Thursday night on Hawkins street.
The Dallas State Fair opened on the
18th, visitors from far and near were
present.
Mrs. D. Harris and q number OF dele
gates left for Waco last week to attend
the convention.
Rev. Luke was in the city last week
and preached at New Hope Baptist
Church Sunday evening.
Mr.. G. A. Bryant and Mrs. and Mr..
Mrs. j. Dallas of Austin are stopping at
Mrs. Anna Browns 594 Main street.
There is one think we do bost of and
that is nearly all our leading people in
the city subscribe for and read THE
APPEAL.
Those who have been receiving The
APPEAL and have not paid will please
cal! at our Office 554 Main street, Sol.
Richardson, Dallas manager.
Bethel A. M. E. Church fair was a
grand success, the last night the hall was
filed to it's utmost capacity and all went
as merry asa marriage bell. 49,.
The young ladies and gentlemen that
drilled so nicely lastweek at Miller's Hall
deserve great credit. It was the finest
drill We have witnessed for sometime.
A. A. Hudson's concert will take place
at the Code J Gate Park Oh Monday
evening Oct. oath. Don't fail to hear
one Of the grandest concerts that has
ever been in the city. Col. Hudson and
his host of pretty girls from Fl. Worth.
A. A. Hudson of Fl. Worth was in the
city last week. He called on the man
ager OF The APPEAL. He is so we'll
pleased with this valuable sheet that he
left his subscription, and said, he could
not afford to be without such newsy
paper.
At the New Hope Baptist Church last
Rev. Luke preached Sunday night to
very large audience. The church was
filled even the gallery. Rev. Luke is a
power in the pulpit. After he had re-
sumed his seat prayer was offered by
Rev. A. Taylor.
Mr.. B. Sanford just arrived from the
East last week where he and his wife
spent the summer. It is reported that
Mr.. Sanford ownes some as fine race
stock as has ever been in this country.
Mr.. Sanford is one of the wealthiest
Colored men in the Lone Star State.
There is party of young ladies that
attend New Hope Baptist Church every
Sunday evening and they carry on in
! the rear of the church ridiculous
and if Mr.. Henry Storks is not afraid to
give their names, the very next time
they commence their funny business
we will give their names to the public.
We are not afraid to call your names and
if you think we are, we can show you
better. We mean to hew to the line, let
the chips fall where they will. We be-
lieve in elevation and not degradation,
we are just what we make our selves we
seak for truth and do alllthe good we can
for our race. II.
Dallas Literary Society met Tuesday
evening. Sol. Richardson called the
society to order. Song by the Society
Prayer by Prof N. w. Hsrelle. Instalat-
ion of new officers was in order after
officers were installed. President ]. P.
Elliott was called to the chair and he
presided the remainder of the evening.
General reports were deferred until next
Tuesday night. New officers elected for
the next quarter are as follows: J. P.
Elliott, President; G. r. Alexander,
Vice. President; Miss Ida Wade, Sec
rotary; Rev. H. T. johnson, Treasurer.
The President appointed the following
committees: Executive committee, N.
w. Harlee, chairman; Miss Littlejohn,
Miss M. Taylor, Miss E. +. Joshua, Miss
L. E. iEwell. Legislative committee,
J.W. Raw, chairman; DR.. B. r. Bluitt,
Misses M. F. Brown, W. Robertson, A.
Drake. Membership committee, w.
Manzella, chairman; A. G. Thurman,
Misses A. Pardee, E. Peteete. w. W.
Jones critic; Solomon Richardson repor-
ter. Program of October 18th. Open
ing song by the Society. Prayer by
Base solo by A. J. johnson. Paper "Our
young folks as Literary workers." Reel
tation by Mics L. v. Givens. Debate
resolved that the English have better
right to America than the Indians. AZ
frmative, Mr.. A. ]. johnson, and Miss
A. v. Littlejohn. Neg. Mr.. Sol. Richard.