The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06


selection from Dunbar at the c. NJ.
q. church, Wednesday night.
Editor Dungee OF Oklahoma City
was in the city Sunday.
WACO.
Waco, Texas, Dec. AIN spite OF
the Indictment weather last Sunday,
services at all OF our churches were
well attended
Quite number of city teachers
attended the State Teachers Associ-
alton in Corsicana Thanksgiving and
the Friday following including the
Paul Quinn Choral Club. Waco's dele
cation numbered rs which was by
far the largest delegation present.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Williams of
ST. Paul were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Waite, Sunday.
Services at st. Paul last Sunday
were at their height. Mr.. o. Roy
Williams, a lecturer representing the
Bahia movement lectured at the
morning service. His address was
highly appreciated The Thanksgiv-
ing dinner to the poor by the. Mis-
sionary Society was highly appre-
ciated. Mr.. A. T. Smith, our popular
Bridge street printer stole off to
Bryan, Texas, and took unto him.
self a bride. The fortunate lady
was Miss NJ r. Anderson. They
spent their honey moon in Terrell.
The lecture by Hon. Roscoe Conk-
lin Simmons is looked for with great
interest by the citizens of Waco.
Mrs. NJ. T.. v. Hunter of Prairie
View, after living in Texas. a num-
Der of years and visiting all of the
leading churches, decided to place
her membership with st. Paul A. M.
f. church.
Mr.. w. S. Willis, A. S. Jackson
and j. HA Hines were called to Dali
las last Friday to attend the Board
meeting of Knights of Pythias.
Be a loyal citizen and pay your
poll tax
Miss Baker, the little matron of
Prairie View stopped over with Prof.
T. B. Wilson, Sunday. Mrs. j. F.
Williams spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. /. Rabb Of Thorn
to Terrell to the conference.
st. Paul and her friends are max
ing extensive preparations to enter
tain the conference here next week
Mrs. Annie Lenley of Thornton, Tex
as, was a visitor to our city last
week. Rev. Washington Of the c.
NJ. Z. church was quietly married
Monday evening to Mrs. Patterson.
The newly weds left for Chicago,
where the doctor has been appointed
to the pastorate of Park avenue
church of Chicago.
DR.. Clemmons, Harvey Dixon, r..
C. Smith and DR.. Thompson ofaTem-
pie went down to Houston last Thurs
day to see the Bishop and Prairie
View game.
II is reported that the Majestic
Theatre will open for Colored patrons
only in the near future The East
Waco Colored school garden received
first premium which was a check
from the cotton palace directors for
So for its potatoes. Mrs. Amanda
Brown, mother of H. c. Johnson
passed away Monday morning at
655, the family has our sympathy.
New Hope Notes.
Thanksgiving day was pleasantly
and profitably spent at New Hope
BAPTIST church. An appreciative con-
gregation responded to the pastors
request in most striking manner,
in making personal, sentence ex-
pressions. The choir with DR. G. s.
Conner as musical director. discourse
ed beautiful, appropriate music and
the pastor, DR.. j. N. Jenkins de-
livered an impressive sermon which
was followed by a splendid offering
for the aged and the unfortunate in
the community
At the evening service the church
orchestra led by DR.. ]. M. Vandavel
rendered an excellent program which
was Interpreted with several pleas
ing vocal selections. Everv number
on the program was highly enjoyed
BY a large enthusiastic audience.
SUNDAY was day cf great inter-
est at New Hope The superinten-
don't. Prof. B. 7. Wiler~ and his live
rorpse of teachers were ION the Job
end the lessons of the Bible school
were presented very thoughtful and
helpful manner. The attendance was
good and the interest was up to the
usual high standard.
7 At eleven O'clock the pastor preach
'ed a sermon that will live long in
the memory OF those who heard it.
His stirring discourse was based on
Droxr o.Cc Itdif0r I w R1frtOn de-
livered practical sermon at the
evening service. The attendance at
all services was good and the offer
ings for the day amounted to $34S.60.
Nine persons united with the church
during the services Of the day. y