The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-24

up stairs Monday, p. G. Good bye.
st. James Baptist Church Corner
Second and Harding Streets.
Sunday school opened at $3.50,
Supt. w. M. Taylor presiding The
morning was little gloomy, though
the attendance was above the ordi-
nary, all of the classes had a we'll
prepared lesson and turned in fine
reports and good collection, reviewed
by Mr.. Walter Johnson. after which
the pastor made a short talk and
commented on the good points made
by the review, the good advice from
the pastor to the Sunday school was
gladly received. Total present 1874,
total collection 1883. IL o'clock
service, DR.. Winn in charge, opened
by prayer meeting. Songs by both
choirs, after giving his subject he
began preaching. would like to
have all the sinners in the house
to stand up; you may be seated.
/ see it's quite few here-now I
don't see how you can remain there,
will you come and be saved or will
you stay and die in sin, playing
game of any kind is a sin. Sisters
If you play cards its betting. Now
it don't make any difference how
you play, nor what you call ii, you
may say its a social game but its
betting. Now some of YOU come out
here to hear me preach about Paul
and Silas, but I'm not going to do
that, I'm going to preach about you
and to you, not the person beside of
you but you. Though l haven't call
ed any body's name, so don't go off
and say / called it; / Just chunked
in the brush pile and you run out.
guess its all right for me to throw
in the brush heap if l want to and
If | don't hit you, don't you run out; |
but If ! do don't say you wasn't in |
there. This soul stirring sermon |
caused 13 to join the church. The |
revival did so much good for the
city while running the two weeks. |
Many souls were saved. At 81
o'clock 20 were baptized. At $50
8, Y. P. U. rendered a program, DR.. |
A. L. Taylor, president. Night SER
vices at 1880 p m, Rev. Sutton from
Mineral Wells preached; the house
was crowded from front to back,
was taken, balcony full and the
vestibule packed. White visitors
were present. The sermon was
grand, 10 joined making a total %
for the day; total collection $21016. |
DIR. j. H. WINN, d. D., Pastor
PHIL r. REGISTER. Reporter.
North Fort Worth News.
The Express is continually grow
ing popular among the North Side
people. Mrs. Ben Thermond Is to
be reporter for her church, which is /
doing a splendid work. Every body
is sure loving the EXPRESS on the
North Side for they did not hide when
the solicitor came to collect
Mrs. A. L. Warren, after being i'll
for week is up again and at work
at the same place. 305 E. 9th st.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Walker from
San Francisco, Cal, are in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. Caldwell
Childress at 1103 e. End street; will
be here for the Summer.
Mr.. j. B. Ransom from Mineral
Wells was in the city Saturday on
business and says that Fort Worth
looks good to him. Mr.. Ransome is
a newspaper man.
Mrs. e. G. Jacob of e. Terrell
avenue has been i'll for week or
so, though she is able to be up again
and doing fine.
Mr.. Richard Vann of Stop 6, who
was seriously burned two weeks ago
died last week. She was a member
Of the Loyal Friends.
Mr.. Il. Mitchell from Tulsa, Okla,
passed through the city this week
rom Palestine, Texas. having visited
his wife, a sister to the Updike
Brothers; he is all smiles over his
son.
Mr.. c. H. Long, a cousin to Bird
Long from San Antonio, Texas, rep
the Western Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of San Antonio,
Texas, spent two days in the city;
while here he and the Express Re-
porter signed contracts as to have
the Reporter to represent the Fire
insurance Company in Tarrant Coun-
ty. Now If you would like to have
Fire Insurance, now Is your chance.
You cannot get it when you need
It. You must AXE II now in order
TO have 1t when you need it.
Mr.. Lewis (San Top) Lotion; one
Of the greatest base ball players in
the United States will soon make his
departure for New York City: he is
TO play his last game in the South
Sunday with the Fort Worth team
VS. Dallas. We are certainly sorry
to see him leave, though If its for
the better joy go with him and
peace behind him.
Wealthy Druggist passed away
April II, 1920, DR.. L. Adams one of
the leading citizens of this city.
He owned several rent houses and
Iirst-class Drug Store. 300 E. 9th
street
Mr.. Paul johnson, an artist barber
Ut the Star Barbershop and is one
Of the coteons in the city has gone
10 Houston Texas, to visit his broth
Or, Joe Johnson and other relatives.
Mrs. L. e. Reed served five o'clock
Inner at her home Saturday even
ing in honor of Rev. L. M. Sanders,
J. S. Starks and wife. after which
! car ride to North Fort Worth was
snjoyed by Rev. L. M. Sanders, Mrs.
Z. e. Reed, Mrs. E. M. Davis and
Miss Susie Kendrice.
Miss Gaudie Manley of this city
lfter closing her school at Mt. Pleas
mt. Texas, has returned home and
aas begun work at the same old
,lace where she use to wear that
sweet High Brown smile. The Tenn
Ne Drug Store welcome her to her
anne position as cashier.
Mrs. Victoria Johnson has re-
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