The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-30
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Dleted Tor SUNDAY lOI tue HlSL qudl
ter. the Treasurer reported $l5l0O
on hand. The st. Luke A. NJ T..
Church has purchased the lot ad
accent to the church, and plans are
under way for construction of par
sonage in the future. The sermon
of the American Woodmen was
preached Sunday by Rev. W. S.
Franks, pastor of the A. NJ. L. church.
The program was SPLENDID. Prot.
and Mrs. Davis were in the city last
week. Rev. f. Y. Tyler of Halls
Vile was in the city Sunday. Miss
/. Garrett Of Satin, Texas, was in
the city last Sunday Mrs. Lula
Carter is improving to the delight
of her friends. Mrs. NJ. l.. Miller is
on the sick list Travis Base Bal!
Team was defeated by the Rosebud
Team last Saturday. Mrs. Mary
Burns left for her home in Cause
The Mothers are manifesting great
deal of dnterest in the physical well
fare of their children through the
Parent-Teachers Association.
Whitewright, April 2S.-Sevices
were well attended at all the church
es Sunday. Rev. Patterson was at
his post and preached to a crowded
house Sunday night. Rev. j. II.
Walker of Sherman was here and
assisted Rev. Patterson. Mr.. J. H.
Logan and S. A. DeHoney motored
to Independent Springs Sunday, Mr..
Willie Green and Mrs, Lottie An
drews were united in holy wedlock
Saturday night, Mr. H. Conley took
his son to Sherman to a Specialist
last week Mr.. Homer Murphy was
the guest of Miss Lizzie Yates Sun
day. When you want the Dallas
Express sec the reporter or the pa
per at the Gatewood Barber Shop.
Wolfe City, Ablll 2S.-Miss Letha
Blandon of Klondike is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs McWoods. Prof W
T. Taylor was in Dallas Saturday.
The friend OF Mr.. Sam Clark are
glad to see him up again. Rev. Kelly
of Texarkana preached at Ebeneza
Baptist Church Sunday, Mrs. Ora
Brackeen is home again. John d.
Stull Reporter.
Marlin, April 2S.-Sunday being a
beautiful day the various Sunday
Schools were crowded. All of the
pastors and the soldiers of Christ
stood in the battle array against the
devil and his host The ten days
revival at First Baptist church closed
with victory for Christ. there being
"A added to the church-32 for bap-
tism will be baptized next Sunday
night. DR.. W. Is. Flemings, u. D.,
preached two able sermons. DR.. H.
,McKenna, the A. NJ. Z. pastor of
ltEnnis, Texas, worshipped at First
BAPTIST Mr.. lack Warren has i'm
proved his beautiful hotel on Aycock
street. Mrs. Barcloe of Denison, Tex
as, Is in the city taking the baths
Mrs. L. C. Lee of Hillsboro ran down
and paid her uncle, B. j. Mathis, a
visit, also Miss Mondell Fair of Hills
boro made a flying trip to Marlin to
visit her uncle. The Athletic Contest
of April 18th was pulled in grand
style between EXcelsiors and Lot,
High School Team Excelsior's fast
batters, under the able management
of Miss Lula Covington batted them
out 10 t. 0. In fact, no school I ar
has been able to stand; they have
put out the Highs of Marlin, Liberty
and Sandy. What next? Mrs. II
W. Hicks has improved after TAKING
the baths and is ready for home
Miss Fannie of Bill street leave fol
Groesbeck to visit relatives and
friends. Wonder does Mr.. benson
the Postmasters assistant, look down
Williams street Miss Minnie Moore
worshipped at First Baptist. Hon
]. H. Anderson and Rev. X. d. Terrell
Of Calvert, Texas. succeeded settins
IN the Wonder Workers of the World
and installed all officers with ban
Gk6t. The woodmen had their ser
mon preached by DR.. W. +. Bailey.
Cisco, April 2S.-The readers o
the Express were glad to Welcome
the paper to our city Saturday. Set
James R. Randall for the Express
and he Will promptly deliver it t
you, or it can be found at the Ran
dali Rooming House. Mr. E. Bale,
of Muskogee, Oklahoma, who was il
the city on business for few day
left for Ranger Sunday. Miss Lot
tie Byrd who was teaching the Cisco
School returned home Wednesday ant
Mrs. Imogene Randall. the forme
teacher is finishing the uneXpiret
term. Mr. Richard Jackson who ais,
left Wednesday for Weatherford ha
returner tc the city visiting friends
Little Joseph Jones and Mr.. Johl
Hayes, both of Hulnbletown who ha
been on the sick list are improving
Mr. Dock White Of Breckenridge wa
in the city Tuesday. The entertain
ment in connection with the rail-
at St Mark Baptist Church give a
the home of Mrs. Whey McIntos
was success. The entertainment
given 10 the residence Of Mrs. Inc
gene Randall was an affair of pleas
ure, and success. Mrs. Lucy Terrell
of Ranger is here visiting he
DAUGHTER Mrs. Fair Butler. Mr.. FL
ridge Chandler went to Eastlan
Sunday Mr.. r. D. Johnson has re
turned from Lockhart. Mrs. Matti
Phillips who has been i'll is improv
ing Services and rally at St Mar
Baphts Church was a success Sun
cay. Money rnised $1OO.10. Mission
arv Society. Mrs V. Mcintyre. pres
ident. S150.01.. b Y. P. u, a. Pat
terson. president, $3.50; Sunda
School, j. C. Williams. Supt., $S5.25
Pubic collection $15.25; Total col
lection. $5S52S. Watch Mrs. Maggi
F. Barnes ad next week. The Dial
las Express has two white subscrit
ers in Cisco-Colored peoDle &c
busy. I want 25 more subscribers.
Temple, April 2S.-Alex Slaughte
a former citizen of Temple, died i
San Angelo, and was shipped her
for burial. Funeral services wer
held Friday evening from the Corint
Bartist Church. Revs. w. NJ.
1fsflor. and ]. e. Edwards eX-pasto
of7Honston nfficiated The decease