The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-15

bed. He is about SS years old.
There were many gospel carriers in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Gainesville, Jan. 13-Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Taylor and Mrs. Griggs of Fort
Worth spent Saturday and Sunday,
Jan. 7-8, guest Of MIR. and Mrs. NJ
A. Fulbright. Mr.. Prince Gipson was
in the city Sunday, Jan. 9Th. Mrs.
Minnie Lawson and daughters, AL
magene and Evelyn are guests Of
Mrs. Josie Robinson. Mr.. NJ. c. ELL
ison who moved to Kansas City,
Kans, sometimes ago is in the city
and will be here for some time. Mr.
Ellison is well known in this city.
but says that he is very much pleased
with things in Kansas and says that
he will never live IN Texas any more
Mr.. Ellison is repapering his home
and it stands for rent or sale. The
annual sermon of the Masonic Lodge,
No. "a, was preached at Mt Olive
Baptist Church last Sunday. Pro-
gram as follows: Song by choir, In
vocation by Chaplain, Frank Fuller
Welcome Address, N. A. Fulbright
Quartet, Copeland and others. Ad-
dress by Mr.. Fullmore. Solo, ]. NJ
Jr., Sermon by Rev. B. j.
Brown Mr. Ed Copeland, Master of
Ceremonies.
Churches: Sunday School at Mt
Olive Baptist Church is doing a great
work under our superintendent. Mr..
M. A. Fulbright, who is a real Chris
tan gentleman and an untiring
church worker ard his efforts and
plans for the uplift of our race needs
special commentator. All churches
of the city are doing good work f.
the Master and humanity Express
readers if you see the boy on Sat
urday evening you can get papers at
feathers and Watson's Cafes. The
place where you can get some some
things good to eat while you read.
Johnny Robinson, Agent.
Honey Grove, Jan. 13.-Miss Ave
nue. Givens and Perrin Frazier mar
ried Sunday eveing at the home of
the bride. Mrs. Lizzie Ballinger and
Williams Fuller made a fly
ing trip to Denison last week. Rev.
Simon was in the city Sunday holding
his quarterly conference with the c.
M. {. Mrs. Aldridge has returned
from Paris. Mrs. M. Nicholson
after a pleasant visit with her many
friends left Saturday for Arlington.
Texas. Mr.. Sam Gentry and Robert
Thomas. left Monday for Oklahoma.
Mr.. Mckinley and Roosevelt Carroll
are here from Denison. The Mis-
Society cordially invited
everybody to their big candy pulling
at Mrs. Humphreys store on 18th ST.,
Jan. Goth.
Cooper, jan 81 Sunday was
bright day and Sunday School was
good. Rev. H. B. Evans preached
two noble sermons which were en-
joyed by all. Mrs. ]. c. Stout and
her little folks are making a rapid
speed toward getting money to build
their playground. Rev. Haywood Rob-
inson of Greenville is assisting the
pastor in a revival Mrs. Carrie
Flanagan has arrived home after
spending several days in Kansas and
Missouri with her relatives. Mrs.
Henrietta Blandon came in from
Sherman visiting her sick brother.
Mrs. Mary Brown returned from
Louisiana where she visited her
mother, Mrs. Quindola Jones re-
turned to her home in Wichita Falls.
Sick list, Albert Ivey.
FOrney, Jan. 13.-The Sunday
Schools were we'll attended at the
various churches throughout the city
Little Flock Baptist church
was blessed. with three good services
Rev. Ike Robertson, the young
preacher, preached his first sermon
at p. m. 1t was an able sermon to
be delivered by a beginner MIR. NJ.
is on the sick list. See NJ.
Draine for the Express.
Notes From Little Flock: At $3.50
a. m. Sunday School was conducted
by Master Jessie Tyler. Collection
for Sunday School, $500. At high
noon, Pastor P. NJ Mitchell preached
a soul stirring sermon. The pastor
was at himself. At $3.50 p. m. Rev.
Ike Robinson preached his first SER
mon. He held his crowd spell bound.
Rev. Robertson is a young son of
thunder. At $3.50 p. m. the B. Y. P.
U. had great meeting. The lesson
from the black board was taught by
Bro. J. c. Byrd. At 1880 D. m. the
Lords Supper was administered. Then
Pastor Mitchell preached another
great sermon. Members of Mt. Zion
with us. We are always
glad to have them come. Rev. L.
]. Brown look charge of Mt Rose
services Sunday. Collection for the
day $685. Eva Record, Reporter.
Marlin, Jan .13.-We are hay ing
some beautiful weather for the pres
emit tinged with little frost. Sun
day Schools and church work are on
the hill of progress. Rev. F. G.
Lotion is preaching strong and
healthy sermons. Rev. M. A. Nc
Nease, the Evangelist, has pitched
series of meetings at Second Baptist.
The First Baptist Church raised
$4,000 in 1920 on their annex. Rev.
W o. Bailey at A. NJ. Il. is bringing
things to pass and the members are
putting on new life. Rev. Mooney
ut M. e. is strong minister and lee
turer. Hear him. Rev. Prof. P. A.
Stamps stands guard over Gods bus
mess at Second Baptist and invites
both saints and sinners to meet him
on the war path The reporter had
The pleasure of visiting Prof. r. B.
Blacks school a few DAYS ago and
we found him and his able assistant,
Miss Lula Covington, teaching him
10 hit the mark of education. So
rush your children out and let them
have a chance. 1t is free for all
The Modern Americans gave a ban
luet in honor of their Grand Master
who spoke in strong terms
Of lis organization. The church of
God people gave big banquet in
The Masonic Hall to their evangelist,