The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12
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Theatre. TRIPLE Tide Court No. ia
presented their Recorder OF Accounts,
MISS Claudia w. johnson. beautiful
gold bar pin for her excellen service
and time rendered to the court. They
also executed program in her honor.
Mrs Ellie Archery is i'll. Mr.. Jas
Franklin, Sr. has returned from sew
eral months stay in Ballenger where
he has been working for Texas Com
press Company. Mrs. Lena Sadler
recently had added to her coy home
1926 So. First Street, two new rooms.
The reporter is now in receipt OF
letter from Mr.. s. b. Curry, who
formerly Hved here but now lives In
Watts. California. He is doing fine
and likes there He spent the month
of December in Old Mexico. He
writes that Mexicans welcome our
people to come to Mexico in which
good many are living there. Mr.
Lafayette Kidd, one OF the leading
Young men, now OF Los Angeles
California. Is here visiting parents
and children. Rev. II. p. Evans OF
Payne Chapel A. NJ. f. Chapel left
on the 9Th instant for Greenville
where he goes to assist Rev G. W.
Henderson and members OF the a.
NJ. r. Church there In a ten days
revival. Rev. NJ. L, Douglas here VIII
occupy his pulpit on the IL instant.
Rev d. J. w. Williamson and mem
bers OF Progressive Baptist Church
revival have added is members. The
Pastors Association met on the 9Th
instant at South Sherman @. NJ. H.,
Church OF which Rev. M. q, Payne
is pastor.
AIyaradO, March 10.-Rev j. W.
RUIZ was at his post at st. Paul Sat
urday and Sunday Conference was
held Saturday night Sunday School
opened on time. At II a. M, the pas
tor preached a soul stirring sermon
from the subject Power OF Prayer
Two accessions were made to the
church, Sister Susie Ezell and Eddie
EzelI. We are glad to see him out;
he has been confined to his bed for
several weeks. A COLLECTION OF $b.lb
was taken for him. Union at p. m.
Lesson was beautifully taught by
teachers. Teacher section No. 2,
was absent. Offering for the day
$14.27. Mrs. G. Bell, Reporter
WhItewright March 10 Sunday
School was we'll attended Sunday at
both churches. Rev. w. 4. Bailey was
al his post at the First Baptist
Church also Rev. G. Il. Patterson was
with the people Of the G. NJ. u.
Church. Mr.. Almas Wright is improv-
ing nicely. Mrs. Carline Washer and
r. Conley r. " Dehoney were In Den
json last week. The robbers have
taken a title at Whitewr'ght. Hope
Won will not fail to take your paper
when Il is a little late. Service was
discontinued on account OF thunder
and Tightening Sunday night. MIS-
b. Gatewood. Reporter.
Waco, March 10,--Dr. ]. c. Cole
now of PAttsburg, is here on busl-
ness with his old friends. The base
ball team OF the school will cross
hats on the 18th instant O. I. g
and p. O. c. Let us all meet them
al Taborian Park on the date men
toned and see who Is who. We wanl
200 readers in our city by June 1922
Would YOU not like to help make
places for the two girls and ten
hovs who we will have to employ
10 do the business. Boys from :
10 is years old making 81 and "
per week and two young ladies max
ing nine and $40, the agent Slb and
500. How do you like this talk!
Ring 5065 for copy every SATURDAY
and we'll show you. The SUNDAY
School at Apostle John Walkers
Church, better known as the Church
Of Coo, had very interesting ue-
hate sunday. Resolved: That men
are more useful than women, The
Affirmative won. This is the second
time this question has been debated
and won by the men. Free refresh
ments afterwards. Mrs y. X Harris
and Mrs. u. NJ. Henderson OF Dallas
visited brother and sister, II. NJ
Parker. 1915 Morrow last week. The
Excelsior Club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Holmes OF N. 4th Street
A. very pleasant time was spent
MIS-. Angelina Hillyard has returned
from Los Angeles, California TO the
delight OF her many friends. Con-
tractor j. G. Ashford is busily en-
gagged, ne Is now remodeling Mr.. X
q. Jones' house, 1910 n. 7th. Mrs
M. A. Cade and husband have also
had new sidewalk, and other Inn
provements on their home, 9l8 n
Sth. Mrs. u. W. Norris is still sick
on N. 9TH. Barber Watson from Dali
II 4 Is said to have come home and
Is now at zoos s. 9th St., sick. Mr.
John Dickey, forty year service
man as waiter, died ut Provident
ganitarium at $40 this morning
Monday March 7th. Funerai SER
vices at End and Webster. St. Paul
A. M. r. Church. Mrs. Mary Rob.
anson. 1908 South Third wants the
Express every Saturday. believe
that 1t Is only q matter Of explana-
ton, time and proper use Of common
sense that the Express will have a
greater number OF readers than ever
before. When I get through telling
them in Waco and any place ! 60
that did not begin the paper bus
inegs for the insignificant gain OF
dollars and cent?, while we must have
them In abur tance to attend to his
part OF the work for the race. that
the paramount reason for my engag-
iEg In news agencies, book selling
and the like is that In this way our
peoplg may do more reading and e
help our make places for our sons
and daughters that they may b
trained for the work and prepare Il
Gil other places in this kind OF woil
IA higher stations as promotions
hay so, too. that the girls and boys
who are being turned out OF thu
schools and colleges may occupy
places Of honorable service. Other
than the school room and pulpit
When these places are not theirl
but they are trying to I'LL them JUS
for honor and money. did not re
instate as agent for the Dallas Elk