The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15


love his race and enterprise. to read
[ the Express, while we read the dailys
what history the X. X. X. il maxi.
ing, read the progress that is being
achieved by your folks, we will
: strive to get back on the pages of
the Express and give you something
to think about, and awake ont of
that sleep of lethargy; friend and
brother, that white man who locate
in the center of the Negro settle
ment, will be the first one tn Tie a
rope around your neck. How many
stores and business houses and auto
mobiles and other things have we
bought for the white man--think on
these things-Mr. Chas. Fisher and
wife of Mineral Wells are in the
city in interest OF their health. also
Mrs. Ella House of Cameron, Texas
Rev. Henderson, p. e. of the C. M.
e. Church was in the city last week
holding his last quarterly confer
ence. J. c. Coleman, Agent.
Wolfe City, Oct 13.-Rev. H. H.
Henderson was called to the pastor
ate of the First Baptist church of
Ladonia. Rev. Williams of Mt Zion
was with Rev. Gilmore and his peo-
pie Sunday The Blanton Public
School opened the 10th instant with
an enrolment of 80. The parents
were present, and after some en-
couraging remarks by Mrs. Foreman
and Mrs. Peterson, the Teachers AS
ISOLATION was organized. The fol-
] i'm off
Oracle Clark, president; Mrs Lizzie
Johnson, vice president; Mrs. Ollie
Workman, secretary, Mrs. Rena Nell
son, assistant secretary; Mrs Emma
Bean, treasurer. The association mas
membership of fifteen-still more
are needed. Why not join?
Honey Grove, Oct. 1S.-Rev. Moon.
ey, pastor of Spence Chapel A. NJ.
e. church was with the good people
of Union Hill A. NJ E. church, hold
ing the lat quarterly conference for
the presiding elder, Rev. ]. P. Lynn,
Rev. ]. A. Jones, pastor. This pre-.
siding elder is sending his young
giant ministers to hold his confer
ences. The conference business was
carried out to letter. Sunday
morning at $3.50 Sunday School was
opened with officers and teachers at
their respective places. Rev. Moon
ey, acting presiding elder. in charge
! At IL a. m. preached splendid SER
mon from Matt. 27:22. subject "That
shall l do with Jesus, who is called
the Christi Our souls were lifted
up at the message of this great man.
Sunday afternoon found us on the
water-side; four happy souls were
baptized by Rev. Mooney. At 7:45
| p. m. we were again at the church
after spiritual prayer meeting Rev
Mooney preached from Rev. 6:17,
subject: "Who shall be able to
Stand?" We went over the top. Read
the Express. B. B. Burnaugh. Re-
porter.
WeatherfOrd, Oct. IS-Services
good at all the churches Sunday.
Prince Memorial C. NJ. E. church
is planning farewell rally which
will finish the pastors work. Miss
Josie Alternately was called to Fort
Worth to the bedside of her sister
The concert given by Miss Stiller
Bird was a success. The Age Rally
given by the Eastern Star sisters
was success. Mr.. Linis Gnggs and
wife are on the sick list Mrs jamie
May Jacobs left for Amarillo, Texas,
where she will spend the winter
Mrs. Matte Wilson left for Dallas
Mrs Ora George is making the glove
back dresses now. Please have the
| sc ready for the Express. 1t saves
time.
Mineral Wells, Oct. 13-Rev. A.
Johnson, pastor of the A. NJ. e.
church, is preparing to go to the
annual conference which convenes
in the city of Ell Paso. Wednesday,
Oct. 26th.He will preach his last
sermon before going to conference
Sunday, Oct 23rd. Services were
good all day Sunday at Bethel. Rev.
Sutton being out of the city, Rev
Sheppard filled his pulpit The dea-
cons are having success in raising
money. Mrs. Amanda Sutton, mother
of Rev. Sutton, who has been in the
city for several weeks, returned to
her home in Dallas last week. Mrs
Della Grey is visiting her sister in
Wichita Falls Miss Bessie Melton
of Tyler is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Jones. Rev. W. r.
Talley has just returned from Tyler
Prof. w. S. Willis, G. c. of Knights
of Pythias of Texas, was here last
Friday night mkaing his annual visit
He was accompanied here from Dali
las by Mr. w. Pittman and Mr.. Chas
-.
greatest architect the country affords
today. Mr.. Brackins is a we'll known
contractor whose equal has not been
found. Both were introduced to the
lodge and made short talks They
were very much pleased on their
trip to our little city, after which
the G. C. told the boys some great
things of Knighthood, which was
enjoyed by all present. The three
men were royalty entertained by the
brave bys of Palpinto Lodge No. SO,
X. of P. They left early Saturday
morning for their home in Dallas
Little Miss Della B. Hicks enter
tanned few of her little friends
with birthday party Saturday even
ing, Oct Sth and received a number
of nice presents. The little one is
now suffering with a sprained ankle
at her grand mothers. 500 S. E.
| 7th street. All of the children went
home happy. Mrs. Pearlee Fields of
! Bremond, Texas, is in the city Miss
Lutecia Manley, graduate of L. T.
A., Tyler, Texas, a highly respected
young woman of her race who has
so earnestly worked and schooleG
her self left here last Sunday, Oct.
9, for Langston, OKLA. where she
VIII attend school. Miss Manlev
like only weeks schooling to finish
up in domestic science She has
been in this city for quite a while.
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