The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-11

Home Mission Secretly. reports a
Mrs. Narcissa Hill. president VI the
great success. Rev. Robertson. the
pastor, is contractor for the new
church building and is getting along
nicely with the contract Mrs. Lucy
Parker Is able TO be out again. Mr.
Anderson Fields after about eight
months illness Is able to be up
again. Mrs. Luvenia Johnson VIII
take charge OF the Express until rr-
rangements can be made. Mr.. VIII
Morris sold the first bale Of. cotton
Of CoIored people in E~--4 Mr.. Joe
Bradley Is very attentive in seeing
to hungry and thirsty people being
Accommodated on the church ground.
Meeting every End and 4th Sunday
of each month. F. A. Johnson, re-
porter.
Wichita Fails, Sept. 9.--Notwlth-
standing the advance in price, the
Dallas Express sold here Saturday
like red lemonade" on a circus
day. Not single dissenting voice.
This is as it should be. The Dallas
Express never raises prices unless
conditions warrant II. Hence the
public never complains. Sunday and
Monday marked the final days for the
1920 season OF the Colored Texas
League. The closing contest here
was between the Fort Worth Black
Cats and the Wichita Falls Spudders.
Sundays game was a Knockout
for the Spuders. The visitors having
won to /. At this writing the
Mondays game is not completed,
but indications points to a repetition
of the drastic work of the Black
Cats on Sunday. The Dallas Express
Popularity Contest is now on. and
II Is by far the best one they've
ever had. Wichita Falls should be
represented We will donate all Of
our subscriptions to who ever an
nounces from this city. Feeling the
need Of Holy Unctions, the reporter
sojourned to st. John Baptist church
Sunday night This is a splendid
brick building with spacious base
ment. auditorium and gallery. BY
Sis the auditorium was filed and
but few seats were left in the gall
cry. The choir sang that beautiful
anthem, Holy, Holy" which put
SNCly hCdl dlliluut lOI lHt Ic-
ception of the Holy Spirit. The
pastor took for his text: Rev. 2-10
BE thou faithful until death and I'll
give you crown of life" He APP
piled himself very assidiously to his
text, combining his discourse though
to probabilities. Next Sunday
night we will worship at the c.. NJ.
@. church. Leave your news notes
at either of the Drug Stores or phone
c. G. Sanders. 2295.
Denton, Sept 9.-The s. s. Con-
vention of the Dallas District just
adjourned. Outlet successful time
was had A large delegation was in
attendance. Mrs. Gertrude Brown
of Los Angeles. CAL, Is visiting rel
atives this week. The public schools
will open Monday. Sept. 10. Miss
Leila Moore left Monday for Prairie
View. Miss Clara and Alice Neal
left for Parsons Kans.. to attend
School.
Mineral Wells, Sept 9.Jdiss Birdie
Jaunita Manning spent Sunday in
Jacksboro. She is visiting relatives
and friends in Fort WORTH Airing
ton end Dallas Mrs. L. M. Wilson
left for the N. B. c., which con-
yenes in Columbus, Ohio Mrs. Will
son solicited SLIPS for Brother SUIT
tie, which was apprecited.
Greenyille, Sept 9.-Mrs. Willie
Mathis sister of Waco is visiting her.
The Colored Bill Poster was held
up in Seagorville Saturday night by
two white men. Mrs. Annie Willis
has gone to Bolton. Mr.. Sid Fuller
died Friday and was buried Sunday
at Center Point The X. of P. Lodge
had charge of the remains Mr..
Alexander and Mrs. Pink Neal were
married at the Court House last
week. Mr.. H. R. Robinson of Paris
Is here this week Miss Mary Bird
was called to Denison Saturday night.