The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-20

the doings OF your race,
Mineral Wells, Nov. is. Because
Of the indictments weather church
services were poorly attended Sum
day. Rev. Mrs. Ida B. Jefferson, the
great evangelist, has returned and
! Is able to look after her line OF
business after being i'll for some
time Rev. =. e. Budnaro left Mon
day for the Annual Conference in
Abilene. He was accompanied by
! Madams Matte Tucker and Sibiey.
I Rev. w. r. Talley was at his post
4 Sunday night. The Evening Chat
met at the home OF Mrs. G. C. Sim
mons on Friday evening and had
4 quite a success with the Tea, Rev.
l j. s. Sutton. presiding elder Of Little
Bethel Baptist Church baptized one
candidate last Sunday night For
some cause the papers ware delayed
Saturday and had TO be delivered
! Monday a. M, which we hope will
not happen again.
! Temple, Nov. 49, Rev B. II. Har-
per, pastor Of Eighth Street Baptist
Church, Is reported very sick. The
\ Sid Colored Band OF Houston will
| be in Temple on the 25th and Goth
instant, and NJ. c. Afford proprietor
! Of the La Belle Cafe is preparing
special Thanksgiving dinner to
serve TO them. Miss Marion Carroll
and Miss Julia H. CeraI spent the
past week in Cameron with friends.
I.nI of4fl n
with ]. j. Dawson Undertaking Co.,
was called to Oklahoma on business.
4 Disputes and dissatisfaction as a
result of selling papers on credit.
or leaving them at different homes
have occurred most too often here
lately. Therefore the papers win be
sold strictly for cash hereafter. II
you happen not to have the change,
please do not ask the reporter to
leave the paper. Albert Cole, Jr.,
manager OF K OF P. Minstrel will
introduce In the near future "The
Educated Fool" Preparations are
being made to make it a swell affair.
THE American Woodmen are pre-
pairing to entertain the Supreme
Commander on the 23rd Instant A
big banquet is being arranged for
the occasion.
High Bank, Nov. 49, Sunday was a
rainy and cold day and we did not
have any services at all. To our
readers We have not had the Elk
press in about three weeks on ac-
count Of our reporter was quite busy
at other work Rev. j. Lynn comes
to the store each Saturday looking
for his paper Miss Eunice Redrick,
the daughter Of Mr.. Willie Redricd,
deceased this life few days ago.
Mr.. Steve Route has bought new
Ford, and Is enjoying It, Mr.. Sunny
Mel Williams, the son Of Mr.. Allen
Williams, is In school at Prairie
View, Mr.. George Washington, Jr.,
is visiting his aunt in Waco. Mr..
Shack Carter, was a visitor in our
town, visiting his brother. S. r,
Carter Mrs, Mandy Bloodsaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Washington are on
the sick list this week. italian Joe
I.aBarba is very ILL., Mr.. Bob Keaton
Of Calvert was visitor in our town
on business. Mr.. Jack Hood of Cal
vert has returned home after a long
I time spent In our town picking cot
y ton. Mrs. Ihis Maxwell. of Calvert
passed through our town en- route
home after spending few days in
Waccs When ever you want good
paper, get the Dallas Express and
get the good news at all times. Get
the Express for your son and daugh-
/ ter to read; il will help them to
learn, and let them read about the
1 leading men Of our race. Get the
Express and read what our own peo-
pie are doing. Miss Eliza Harris is
on the sick list this week. When
you have any news, see the reporter,
Jake Harris, Jr
Luflkin, Texas, November 1S.--Rev.
DR.. j. S. Wright, a divine heal
or, who claims the authority to
heal the sick from the great COM
mission of our Savior is in the city.
His method is to heal the body with
out medicines. He takes up the
I Lord Jesus Christ from the following
texts; Matt 4:23; Luke 6.g; Acts
1898; ! Cor. 1879 and the last words
OF the Son on earth, Mark 26:1S.
Sick or well you ought to hear DR..
/ Wrights lecture on health. Madams
L. M. Dukes. L. w Brown, Cleo
Thompson. Miss Georgia A. Long
and others attended the annual con-
ference at Timpson, Sunday in spite
of the Indictment weather. Mrs. S.
/ w. Easton has returned from a
| pleasant trip In Arkansas. Master
Homer Thompson Of Keltys has re-
turned from Prairie View, where he
has taken course in the mechanic
trade. The play given at the High
| School, NOV. ii, was decided sue
cess Each one present expressed
themselves as having enjoyed the
evening Much credit was given, and
is due, Mrs. Penson for her untir-
ing efforts in making preparations
for the affair. The play marked the
close OF the contest between the
4 different rooms Of our city school
each trying to secure funds to com
plete the payments on the school
j piano. Room No. l, was in the lead
with $27.25; No. 2. $20.25; No. 8
s1125; No. 4, $500; Total s61.75
Mr. John Connor has purchased 3
nice home on Lining Street Mr.
4 Ollie Green was married to Miss
Viola Monroe this week. Rev. d
i M. Sales ofIiciated Mrs. A. G. Wiley
Mr.. Chase are lily this week. Mr.
H. Hunley is conyalescing after sew.
eral days treatment under DR.. J
4 S. Wright Rev. G. A. Bowman Ii
planning to make trip to For
Worth in the near future Mr.. s
w. Booker has lost several bushels
Of sweet potatoes on account Of thu
rainy weather. Mrs. c. L. williams
was very restless Sunday. On ac-
count Of the weather Sunday, we hat
to stay indoors and miss Sunda,
School