The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-01
WACO

.
Waco. Texas, April 29.-Knight
Fulton Garrett of Thomas Lodge,
died last Wednesday evening. His
body was sent to Plantersville for
burial. Miss Metie Killough of AUS
tin is in the city attending her broth
er Henry Kellough, who is sick at
his residence on South 18th Street.
DR.. /. N. jenkins of Anderson, s. c.,
the brother of DIR. ]. N. Jenkins is
in the city spending a few days of
vacation. The Medical. Dental and
Pharmaceutical Association of Nc
Clellan County convened in regular
weekly session Tuesday night. The
Association entertained DR.. l. N.
jenkins at this meeting. After the
meeting the bunch repaired to the
Mecca where light refreshments were
served. Hear Roscoe Simmons at
Taborian Park tonight-Important-
hear him. Mr.. L. e. Campbell has
closed her school after a very sue
cessful years work. The farmers
OF this section are complaining of
the dry weather. Gardens are out
of the question except where arti-
fical moisture is provided. The Paul
Quinn Choral Club is in Oklahoma.
They will fill engagements in Ar
kanas, Kansas, and Missouri, arriy-
ing in st. Louis in time for the Gen.
eral Conference. Several Waco min
listers Of the A. M. e. church are
prepared and carried the bacon home.
planning to go to st. Louis to attend
the General Conference. Marlin High
School paid the Waco High School
a long deferred visit, but they came
They defeated Waco 1914 in a game
OF baseball. Mr.. Amarine Bivens of
San Antonio is home for a few days
shaking hands with his friends.
Union Revival Notes.
The woman evangelist is attract
ing large crowds at st. James Tab
ernacle every night The first week
was very successful, nine converts
and five back-sliders having come
round. Sunday was a great day.
DR.. Williams of st. Paul preached
at the morning service. His sub
Ject being, ''The Broad Way which
Leads to Destruction. and the
Straight and Narrow Way to Glory"
In the afternoon pastor Jones of the
M. b. church preached soul stir
ring sermon to the members. At
night Mrs Armstrong pictured Hell"
and all of its hideousness. There
were several conversions. The meet
ing continues all this week.
New Hope Notes.
Services at New Hope were up to
the standard. DR.. Jenkins, the pas
tor, was apparently at his best. He
gave a beautiful illustration at the
service on the value and
worth of good name.
With permission from Grand Chan
cellor, w. S. Willis, of Texas, a
was called last Friday night
April 10th to organize a Uniform
Rank from Central City Lodge No.
95, X. of P. The meeting was open
ed at $3.50 o'clock p. m. with prayer
by acting chairman, U. S. Max
ey, after which the following
officers were elected: Past Chancel-
Tor. j. H. White. chairman; Knight
Preston Gilians. vice-chairman;
Knight Ed Lockett, treasurer; Knight
0. S. Maxey, secretary: Very en-
talks were made by each
Knight. The meeting was closed at
lO:4O p. m. with prayer by Knight
James Williams. Past Chancellor
White surprised the party by serving
box of real good cigars. Next
meeting Thursday night April 22nd,
800. The Invitation is extended to
I'll Knights for cooperation. Past
Chancellor ]. H. White. Chairman,
J. S. Maxey Secretary; Prof. ]. A.
Johnson, Chancellor Commander,
CENTRAL City Lodge No. 95.